Instead of letting the world revolve around me, I learned I could revolve around other people and inhabit their consciousness a little.
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One-third of ICE&aposs activities revolve around immigration and the border, two-thirds revolve around fighting crime, drugs, sex trafficking and a whole lot of other things.
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"After he died, I kept telling people over and over, my life tended to revolve around Jarrod either in illness or career and now my life continues to revolve around him," she said.
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Other complaints revolve around political bias on TV and radio.
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But the NFL protests don't revolve around a legal question.
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In the next phase, credit will revolve around the individual.
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At a national level, the policies revolve around infrastructure spending.
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Conversations about cryptocurrencies often revolve around one thing: making money.
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Because the world doesn't revolve around just you and bae.
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Both these cases revolve around the FBI's investigation into Playpen.
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Her life doesn't revolve around you looking like Ryan Reynolds.
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"My goals do not revolve around weight anymore," she says.
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These other contributors revolve around feeling supported, appreciated and safe.
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Unfortunately, today's Republican Party doesn't revolve around these substantive positions.
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Contemporary media parlor games revolve around fantasy sports and politics.
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If you're a man, the slurs usually revolve around homosexuality.
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Such controversies almost always revolve around black and Latino players.
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A whole way of life seemed to revolve around Schulman's.
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But they revolve around two themes: obstructing justice and lying.
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Iowans and millions of others whose livelihoods revolve around agriculture.
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"Our lives revolve around finding something to eat," she said.
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Many of life's fundamental questions revolve around matters of perception.
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The clown hysteria seems to revolve around two nightmare scenarios.
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Each collection in the collab will revolve around different Disney characters.
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And parties that are too straight revolve around vagina too much.
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Some of life's greatest mysteries revolve around people who are anonymous.
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In short, InVision wants the design ecosystem to revolve around it.
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Once again, all the new episodes revolve around some nightmare scenario.
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Bottom line: Our electronic worlds currently revolve around lithium ion batteries.
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The group's initial questions for her revolve around costumes and gadgets.
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All of these songs revolve around the idea of sea travel.
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It was that the entire event seemed to revolve around Trump.
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Multicourse menus revolve around a single sustainably raised and slaughtered beast.
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The future of transportation will revolve around Shared, Autonomous and Electric.
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No wonder most of the new songs revolve around minor chords.
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The answers to both these questions appear to revolve around scrunchies.
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My life doesn't revolve around my workouts like a pro athlete.
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Part of the problem seems to revolve around the down payment.
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Planets that revolve around two suns, though, might avoid this fate.
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The film also won't revolve around romance, which Dippold is proud of.
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So many of this season's simple pleasures revolve around the Christmas tree.
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They just revolve around cock, and the music isn't so much better.
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Traditional stories, Martin explained, revolve around a set beginning, middle, and end.
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There are some issues, most of which revolve around the Samsung ecosystem.
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You buy cookbooks that revolve around using sriracha as the main ingredient.
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"Discussions revolve around two words in the text," a European diplomat said.
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It can be tempting to make your life revolve around your child.
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The changes revolve around the five chronological tape segments, the agency noted.
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Grand exhibitions and historical epochs alike often revolve around a magnetic personality.
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Yet, to me, the most important numbers revolve around Trump's approval rating.
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It should probably revolve around expanding the government programs that already exist.
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The issues usually revolve around turf battles over clients and leadership positions.
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Winter weekends at Al Ula revolve around the concerts, held on Fridays.
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His days no longer revolve around intense and grueling workouts, he said.
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But some of the most interesting forms of animal deception revolve around sex.
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A lot of Bachelor conversations revolve around the glamour of the unfolding events.
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That the buzz would revolve around what she would — or wouldn't — be wearing.
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Those plans revolve around two all-electric SUVs: the SF230 and the SF250.
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Phones were a useful tool, but life and relationships didn't revolve around them.
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Most awkward Zuck moments revolve around the CEO's inability to exhibit human emotion.
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The piece seemed to revolve around a kind of stream of consciousness artmaking.
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The briefs from the parties revolve around rather dry matters of administrative law.
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Most of Tatiana Santo Domingo's rare public appearances revolve around the fashion industry.
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Much of the qualms in retail revolve around Amazon's impressive growth and scale.
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Moore's primary complaint seemed to revolve around increased black turnout in the election.
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Lunch and dinner revolve around protein and greens with limited or no carbohydrates.
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We will assume that Namajunas's game plan does not revolve around overwhelming Jedrzejczyk.
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Typically, Thanksgiving menus have a fixed price and revolve around the standard dishes.
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Accordingly, many of her purchases revolve around self-improvement rather than material consumption.
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Most of the current topics in today's news revolve around these four elements.
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Mine used to revolve around cereal and granola, which are almost always sweetened.
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In a given year, some of my favorite experiences inevitably revolve around puzzles.
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Otherwise, the news cycle will continue to revolve around disorganization and palace intrigue.
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Some of the most common Super Bowl bets revolve around the coin toss.
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The issues obviously revolve around: how do we achieve inclusive or sustainable growth?
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Most discussions about policy revolve around things Republican senators don't like — like Sen.
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Moore's movies revolve around a simple credo: Anger is an agent for progress.
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Interestingly, many of the tips revolve around a certain day of the week: Sunday.
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"Most of our conversations [with clients] revolve around itemizing versus standard deductions," Glassman said.
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Current and former U.S. officials say discussions revolve around adding 3,000 to 5,173 troops.
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All the cases revolve around the peculiar model of how Qualcomm licenses these patents.
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Probably not, since most movies, books, and pop music revolve around the same topic.
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It's great to have the show revolve around that for a couple of weeks.
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But excursions on Mars will revolve around doing science, much like the Apollo missions.
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You have to go out for drinks,' it doesn't have to revolve around that.
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Water cooler conversations across the world will revolve around the Olympics beginning Aug. 5.
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Those cases revolve around the FBI's investigation into dark web child pornography site Playpen.
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In fact, our division didn't even revolve around the season's leading man, Nick Viall.
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More stories that explore and explain and fewer that revolve around opinion and attack.
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But our sense of entitlement does not revolve around avocado toast and CBD lattes.
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He is unconcerned about anyone or anything that doesn't revolve around his perceived greatness.
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Current and former U.S. officials say discussions revolve around adding 3,000 to 5,000 troops.
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The remaining disputes revolve around the basics of pre-emption: Who gets to sue?
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There's a social commentary in pop now, because that's what people's lives revolve around.
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Instead, workers vary widely and have complicated lives that don't necessarily revolve around work.
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He said the "president's agenda and calendar is going to revolve around tax reform."
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Conversations about counter culture in Seattle these days typically revolve around its accelerating death.
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Visions of elevation in fiction/nonfiction start to revolve around whiteness; they become your everything.
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Most of the policies revolve around not cooperating with federal law enforcement on immigration policies.
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Nearly all of these films revolve around the performance of some Christmas song or another.
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Donald Trump wants the world to revolve around him, and now it sort of does.
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" Everything had to revolve around the two women, Barnett said, calling it "the core relationship.
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City leaders are more interested in programs that revolve around intervention, not prevention, Cannady says.
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Much of Popov's argument seems to revolve around that he doesn't send traditional spam emails.
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Prompts that revolve around how or when, on the other hand, invite open-ended conversation.
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This is about a whole constellation of issues that revolve around the question of culture.
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Much of the plot seems to revolve around Arthur's extreme reluctance to claim his birthright.
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But now, all the current plans to stop Donald Trump revolve around intricate delegate math.
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"The fact that people's lives revolve around a show is the saddest thing," she says.
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Ironically, many of its experiments revolve around the study of fire and combustion in space.
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This performance will revolve around the lead vocals of Woody Platt, quite the charmer himself.
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I needed to grow as a person in ways that didn't revolve around my work.
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She needs the producer to recognize that her talents don't just revolve around Mary Jane.
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Asteroids are rocks that revolve around the sun and that occasionally collide with the Earth.
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There are more respectful visual novels that revolve around dating, too, such as Amnesia: Memories.
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They all revolve around two major challenges: one caused by Washington, and another by Riyadh.
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Alice Mattison's novels often revolve around an intense friendship between women in a leftish milieu.
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"It's easier for politics to revolve around class and government competence than ethnicity," he writes.
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These bizarre cases often seem to revolve around young people, which Levin says is crucial.
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Even now, here, he could not conjure a world that did not revolve around him.
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Early parliamentary elections would be likely to revolve around Brexit, and expose the same fissures.
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Three of those stories revolve around women, focused on their daily struggles and lived experiences.
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For the most part, these videos revolve around two candidates: Bernie Sanders and Mr. Trump.
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Four hundred years ago, Galileo argued that the Earth and planets revolve around the sun.
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The allegations revolve around the abuse of wealth, Hollywood celebrity and brazen acts of deception.
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But it's not going to revolve around him in the ways other stuff often does.
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The heart of Christianity seemed to revolve around the poor, the ostracized, and the neglected.
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Typically, fantasy anime stories revolve around a protagonist moving from underdog status to odds-on favorite.
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You give others the benefit of the doubt and your beliefs revolve around harmony and justice.
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"All of our plans revolve around assuming that Facebook will continue to get worse," he said.
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Cozmo loves to play games and most, but not all, revolve around the trio of bricks.
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See, the Moon doesn't revolve around Earth in a perfect circle, but more of an ellipse.
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Through her lawyer, MC has said that her complaint did not revolve around a consensual relationship.
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On Wednesday, Eric, whose business interests revolve around finance, will probably discuss jobs and the economy.
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The early thematic questions already asked about the 2019 Boston Celtics mostly revolve around time management.
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But those storylines all revolve around the power of having a choice in the first place.
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A lot of conversations around beauty today revolve around what is natural versus what is cosmetic.
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We saw women's stories instead revolve around the complex realities of feminine power, warts and all.
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In an election that ultimately will revolve around President Trump, the controversy may well prove ephemeral.
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Ryan said his conversations with Trump typically revolve around their plans to execute a common agenda.
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There are even Tumblr blogs that revolve around videos of gay men injecting meth and fucking.
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Many lives now revolve around the quest for food, fostering worker absenteeism and a brain drain.
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Not everyone can be the bright, protagonistic sun that the lesser scum revolve around like moons.
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And believe it or not, your work day didn't revolve around your connection to the Web.
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The President's insecurities all seem to revolve around his fear of being unmasked as a fraud.
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Many cases revolve around slogans chanted at demonstrations, Mr. Urfa said in an interview on Wednesday.
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At home, breakfast conversations with wife Reena (Kirti Kulhari) revolve around mundane topics like paying bills.
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We do pretty extreme sessions, they mostly revolve around pain play, degradation, and general sexual deviance.
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The question seems to revolve around something that my colleague, Brian Heater, brought up earlier today.
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Talk about Ukraine in foreign policy circles these days tends to revolve around two major themes.
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Today, outside baseball, their lives revolve around their five children, 16 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
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Over the years, she's created several works that revolve around circularity, most notably planetariums and timekeepers.
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Many of the exhibitions and events revolve around its unique location and those who work there.
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Read: If you like memoirs that revolve around singular experiences, Lara Prior-Palmer's "Rough Magic" delivers.
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These devastating trends reduce pregnant women to chattel whose duties to the state revolve around pregnancy.
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Their daily lives revolve around chanting and conducting outreach services; they all lead a monastic lifestyle.
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Both series star Reese Witherspoon, revolve around suburban motherhood, and even feature "Little" in their titles.
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Yet while much of this presidency does revolve around news coverage, it is still a presidency.
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It also reveals the extent to which Ukrainian politics and national security revolve around energy supplies.
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The next phase will again revolve around women -- their testimony, their questioning and, ultimately, their votes.
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The coronavirus is providing a lesson in how much the world's car factories revolve around China.
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Many of the book's stories revolve around a failure—of nerve, of feeling, of a marriage.
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Some programming will revolve around an ecological theme, "Elements: Water," that is pertinent to South Florida.
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Key components of the strategy revolve around identifying, assessing, and managing risk associated with foreseeable cyberattacks.
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As Katz rightly predicted, its members' "business, social and cultural lives increasingly revolve around" the internet.
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They have been close friends since the 1990s, and the bribery charges revolve around their relationship.
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The songs on "The Invisible Light" revolve around technology and theology, with some very dark tidings.
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The world, despite what a lot of us feel like, does not revolve around Silicon Valley.
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"Most people's favorite topics of conversation revolve around their own lives," career coach Elana Konstant tells Refinery29.
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The depictions we see of motherhood on social media typically revolve around cute photos and heartwarming moments.
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For Hatzius, a longer-term outlook for Fed rate hikes has to revolve around the unemployment rate.
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Known as taraweeh, they revolve around reading the entire Quran over the course of Ramadan's 30 days.
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For owners, their daily schedules—even their vacation plans—can revolve around the needs of their pets.
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While dating apps revolve around snap decisions, Hertlein says in-person meetings tend to be more forgiving.
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And there is a very good chance that the future of Marvel movies will revolve around her.
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Interviews for coding positions are *especially* unique (read: challenging) in that they revolve around demonstrating technical skills.
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But he is headlining the DNC on Tuesday, when the night's theme will revolve around police brutality.
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However, tellingly, a major exception to that "affordability" standard appears to revolve around housing for – what else?
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It's weird that I now have two videos that are viral that revolve around really dumb instruments.
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The trouble seemed to revolve around his engagement and later marriage to a woman I'll call Janice.
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Most of the questions revolve around your hair type and hair care habits — nothing too surprising here.
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Visual novels, an extremely popular game genre in Japan, typically revolve around young romance and teenage drama.
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Questions revolve around whether or not species will move north fast enough to survive rapidly warming waters.
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But his cause did not revolve around the narcissistic, over-inflated, ego-led aims of most DJs.
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My creations often revolve around Laguiole cheeses and Tomme cheese, around dairy preparations, whey, or whey butter.
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Your rules should revolve around added sweeteners, rather than the natural ones in fruits, vegetables and dairy.
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The next chapter in this period of deglobalization may revolve around how Mr. Trump deals with China.
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I don't think we ever took a family vacation that didn't revolve around trains in some way.
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Battles over Supreme Court seats usually revolve around issues like abortion, guns, free speech, and civil rights.
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Read: If you like your memoirs to revolve around singular experiences, Lara Prior-Palmer's "Rough Magic" delivers.
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These questions revolve around whether Mr. Trump tried to obstruct justice to protect Mr. Flynn from prosecution.
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He also has noted that much of the discussion at the meeting tends to revolve around Russia.
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The differences revolve around competition rules, fisheries and future oversight of the U.K.-EU relationship, Barnier explained.
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Other characters to rival the mogul turned reality television star turned novice politician revolve around Trump Tower.
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Evenings out, therefore, still tend to revolve around food and (nonalcoholic) drink, the more Instagrammable, the better.
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The articles of impeachment, for example, revolve around Trump's willingness to use foreign policy for personal ends.
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It was only when I stopped drinking that I realized how many social occasions revolve around booze.
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All other narrative threads revolve around the main plotline, ultimately climaxing with the breaking of the code.
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Most of my super-powerful sports memories revolve around baseball, a sport I barely even watch anymore.
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Now with the stigma around spirituality almost entirely dissolved, Herstik's spiritual practices revolve around Judaism and Eastern thought.
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His politics and policies revolve around short-term concern for his core supporters and their loyalty to him.
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It's also in an eccentric, or highly elliptical, orbit, taking 5.7 years to revolve around its host star.
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The most controversial cases revolve around creeks, ponds, and puddles that only exist for part of the year.
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But the nature of computing is changing, and its next phase won't revolve around app stores and smartphones.
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For SpaceX, the problems seem to revolve around design changes that need to be addressed by the company.
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A group show from Chi-Wen Gallery in Taipei will revolve around a flower installation by Atsunobu Katagiri.
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Although she was addressing the issue at the time, she said that her life didn't revolve around it.
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But now, his plans revolve around building smaller tunnels where autonomous Teslas will whisk passengers to their destinations.
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She's known to get scrappy, and the next few episodes may revolve around Petra attempting to prove it.
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The challenges she's faced as a solo female traveler heavily revolve around the question of her own independence.
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The film will revolve around a group of immortals that have been on earth for thousands of years.
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General Dunford's concerns revolve around an artificial-intelligence (AI) centre that Google set up in Beijing in 2017.
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Juniper is forecasting that VR gambling deployments will revolve around putting the player in an immersive casino experience.
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These concerns mostly revolve around Brian Kemp, Georgia's current secretary of state and the Republican candidate for governor.
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In a convention full of VIP orators to squeeze in, tonight will undoubtedly revolve around our sitting president.
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Typically, things that revolve around the Sun constantly rotate, like our own Earth does, around a single axis.
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His life has revolved around the sport for decades, but slowly it is beginning to revolve around him.
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Some sponsorships have also been set up that don't revolve around user purchase history, but rather brand recommendations.
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Te music itself isn't super conscious, but it weighs in on subjects that revolve around gentrification and whatnot.
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As a Brit living in America, most of the things I miss about home revolve around comfort food.
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Those systems revolve around research subjects—the people who consent to getting poked and prodded and experimented upon.
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So now Jarvis, whose life and career seem to significantly revolve around Fortnite, can no longer play Fortnite.
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Some of the president's only policy achievements to date revolve around supporting dirty energy and obstructing climate action.
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Many revolve around donors' efforts to qualify for top packages at the convention that begins Monday in Philadelphia.
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I've criticized the President when I thought he was wrong, but my life doesn't revolve around Donald Trump.
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Evidence of discriminationA lot of the internet fights over "OK boomer" revolve around whether the phrase is offensive.
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Talk is just as likely to revolve around oxidized metals and hidden settings as negative space and ergonomics.
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Other than the Cyrillic alphabet, cultural ties revolve around Moscow's rescue of Sofia from Ottoman rule in 1878.
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Both shows are about communities with bleak circumstances and slim opportunities that revolve around the local football team.
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I do miss out on a lot of socials because they often revolve around clubbing and heavy drinking.
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All of these leaders have created political systems that revolve around their own personal influence and support networks.
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They both loosely revolve around incapacitating your opponent with a series of blows to the head and torso.
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The limitations to his game all revolve around his strength and his ability to deal with power rushers.
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Most revolve around trying to suck you back into bundling services together--services you probably don't even need.
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Many of the most popular serialized podcasts revolve around a single host who becomes part of the narrative.
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Each of these sub-missions revolve around some kind of puzzle that introduces the tool you'll soon unlock.
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She's also making new friends — women who are equally interested in living lives that don't revolve around men.
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The menu in late spring and summer will revolve around plants, although it will not necessarily be vegetarian.
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As usual, the first episodes of "American Idol" will revolve around the auditions, so those have been pretaped.
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American interests in the Straits of Hormuz are profound; they revolve around maintaining the economically viability of friends.
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Most of the operating system updates Apple introduced on Monday at its developer conference revolve around these perks.
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Many solutions to these issues revolve around contacting JoyRun support, which inevitably puts two stories against each other.
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In fact, it seems like money problems within relationships don't revolve around the salary figures, but the saving numbers.
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Will Rose be dynamic enough for this show to revolve around, and make it fun and exciting and smart?
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The latest season of Issa Rae's hit HBO comedy will revolve around two characters, neither of them named Lawrence.
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Obviously, Fidgetly is attempting to make its entire business revolve around fidget spinners, so hopefully their devices don't explode.
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It's not the only moment in the teaser that suggests this season will revolve around Bryce and his crimes.
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A year on NGTS-1b — the time it takes to revolve around its star — occurs every 2.6 Earth days.
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Many of these complaints revolve around Brian Kemp, Georgia's current secretary of state and the Republican candidate for governor.
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Unsurprisingly, though, all these skills revolve around Facebook, which Facebook clearly thinks is the key to a better life.
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Telltale's stories revolve around relationships: the ones you actively shape and the ones that the story thrusts upon you.
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What does it say about 2018 pop culture that our jokes revolve around a literally addictive piece of technology?
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Both issues revolve around how much access upstarts should have to facilities and equipment owned by their bigger rivals.
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In this era, the dominant business models would revolve around services that were, in one way or another, free.
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The Perfectionists novels revolve around the kids still in high school, but we're aging them up for the series.
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With the Friday The 13th movies, the violence is blunt, but the stories revolve around the gory kill sequences.
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Arguably the two most compelling stories surrounding this upcoming NFL season revolve around quarterbacks — and for very different reasons.
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For those of you only venturing out to the desert for the parties, let your day revolve around REVOLVE.
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So, the questions now revolve around how the content and accompanying advertising is going to be presented to users.
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The discussion will likely revolve around the widespread consumer abuses that took place at the bank, the report said.
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And if IIASA is right, the function of future experts will revolve around how to manage during population shrinkage.
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But the biggest takeaway is that Zucker realized in 2016 that the network's programming should revolve around Trump's star.
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Although most midterms revolve around domestic issues, foreign policy is something that could become part of the election mix.
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Most of the questions will revolve around decisions made by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the kingdom's main policymaker.
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Acne products tend to revolve around cleansers and spot treatments, but the moisturizer you layer on top also matters.
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Two of these essays (''Recalling Niels Bohr'' and ''Lonesome, With Snails'') revolve around jokes — a favorite subject of Dillard's.
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Considering its rural appeal, it's no surprise that many of the biggest songs in Irish country revolve around farming.
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Both revolve around the mysterious disappearance of a kid who, it turns out, is trapped in a parallel universe.
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The result would be a boon to IBM's latest transformation efforts, which Rometty said revolve around one word: data.
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"All of a sudden I had a social life again that didn't revolve around the PTA," Mr. Milmore said.
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Many of them revolve around Yang's view that the American economy no longer works for the majority of people.
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It's easy to imagine that the jobs of the future, if they even exist, will all revolve around technology.
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Most of the guidelines revolve around "social distancing" practices that can help prevent transmission of the coronavirus to others.
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It's gonna revolve around some love-life drama, and none of the actual collecting and buying process of vinyl.
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People whose lives don't revolve around Congress or Washington, look at all of this with disgust -- and rightly so.
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Most of her storylines revolve around being rejected by the boys she likes and struggling with her self-esteem.
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Presidential campaigns tend to revolve around the citizens of the nation-state, and even then, only some of them.
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From the sounds of it, Season 2 will either revolve around — or at least end with — yet another disappearance.
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There are various game modes, but most revolve around taking and defending objectives with the rest of your team.
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" The fact that the movie doesn't revolve around a male character was not only appealing, "it's radical in fact.
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It seemed obvious that the show's game plan would be to revolve around a Rebecca/Greg/Josh love triangle.
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Your days will revolve around relaxing, whether you're on the beach, lounging poolside, or strolling through the adorable towns.
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Marker's The Owl's Legacy presents a complex portrait of Ancient Greece in 13 episodes that revolve around single words.
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This time around, it seems his speech may revolve around making the concept more feasible — mainly by scaling things down.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)First date questions in many parts of the world usually revolve around hobbies or favorite TV shows.
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Photo: Adam Clark Estes (Gizmodo)Oddly enough, the rest of my complaints about the iPhone X revolve around the hardware.
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I love saying hi to puppies as much as anyone, but the world doesn't revolve around them and their dog.
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Women are still expected to tend house while the men work, and the conversation always seems to revolve around husbands.
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A lot of the works in the series revolve around performative acts that can only be experienced through the photograph.
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It'll be a tough call, especially since fans know that Murphy's next go-round will revolve around the 2016 election.
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Most revolve around some form of devolution and self-rule, which might offer a haven for millions of displaced Sunnis.
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Not only do both designers have their own lifestyle blogs, both of their newest collabs also revolve around paper tableware.
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And the group's messaging for the next 16 months will revolve around such stories rather than criticisms of Trump himself.
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This case has stumped cryptographers and police and the most recent theories seem to revolve around autopsies and DNA testing.
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Negotiations over a $7 billion, two-year budget revolve around LePage's insistence on deep spending cuts instead of tax hikes.
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The ten-episode Showtime comedy will revolve around the cartoon Trump from The Late Show and his White House workplace.
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The questions revolve around the specifics of what the president and Congress will be able to agree to and implement.
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Moves to military cities that revolve around bases can be isolating without a well-established niche in the military community.
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The plot will revolve around the grownup version of Jane and Michael Banks as they live in Depression-era London.
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Expect much of China's 2018 political agenda to revolve around 3 issues: controlling financial risks, reducing poverty, and curtailing pollution.
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But one of the most significant initiatives doesn't revolve around a single console, Spencer said — it touches all of them.
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The popularity of Internet financing has multiple social effects, most of which revolve around encouraging entrepreneurship and personal credit reporting.
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Maybe Hannah's biggest revelation will be that the world doesn't revolve around her, that friendships fade and that we survive.
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Instead of video games though, its themes revolve around the biggest and best anime and manga series of all time.
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Harvey's first story will revolve around Zenzi, a female revolutionary introduced in the first issue of Coates' Black Panther series.
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She tries to convince them, in the last act, to finally concede that the world does not revolve around them.
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" "Time inside for most kids beyond 8 years of age seems to revolve around various versions of screens and technology.
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Tibbetts's death has reignited the immigration debate, but Murphy wrote that the national discussion should revolve around violence against women.
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Their books may revolve around crimes, but they're exploring mysteries far deeper, more intricate and more universal than just whodunit.
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There are many moments that made 2018 unforgettable for Kylie Jenner, and most of them revolve around her daughter Stormi.
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Her thoughts frequently revolve around our place in the universe and the energy in it that makes us move forward.
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As midnight approaches, people will pair off based on whether their costumes revolve around David Lynch, Stanley Kubrick, or Harambe.
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These cults sort of revolve around one deeply charismatic individual, and when that person is gone, is the religion over?
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Unlike a majority of the NBA, European teams don't aspire to revolve around making life easier for their best player.
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I think the general resistance could stem from preconceived notions that a career in tech would only revolve around programming.
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In fact, the most-used social media hashtags around the Super Bowl revolve around Avocados From Mexico's ad, said Brandwatch.
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" He simply "enjoys the show for what it is, and interacts with the community and fans that revolve around it.
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They set his menus apart from those at other Turkish restaurants around town, which tend to revolve around the grill.
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So in the end, from a business model point of view, it's all gonna revolve around some method of licensing.
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So the industry has continued to largely revolve around the releases of new game machines from Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo.
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So we dwell on our choices, particularly on the major prophetic decisions that we feel our whole lives revolve around.
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But most revolve around one central problem: the Vermont senator's seeming inability to expand his coalition from its 2016 levels.
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The nomadic herders, whose lives in the far-north Bulunsky district of Yakutia revolve around their animals, certainly weren't concerned.
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Most discussions of global warming revolve around carbon dioxide, the greenhouse gas produced when we burn oil, gas, and coal.
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Mr. Vaughn said he and Jane Goldman wrote the sequel's script to revolve around Kentucky distillers whose products predated Prohibition.
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These lessons and workshops revolve around practical application of the skills, debates and discussions, role-playing and other interactive tasks.
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Not only do we play the starring role in our own life stories, but those stories often revolve around struggle.
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But how do they reconcile their desire to be more sustainable with jobs that revolve around indulgence, disposability, and newness?
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Their conversations revolve around such urgent matters as the mustard on the sandwiches or what's up with the neighbors' kids.
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The three books revolve around Russell and Corrine Calloway, an attractive couple whose lives appear to be very nearly charmed.
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And then there are the others, like Mr. Rahman, whose professional lives revolve around the links that are being severed.
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More than that, there is anxiety, even shame, over a market-driven world order that doesn't revolve around US values.
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The devices released this year by HTC, Facebook's Oculus, Sony PlayStation and Google largely revolve around gaming, limiting their audience.
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While each of them have their own selling points, most of them revolve around using Google's chops in artificial intelligence.
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The discussion, the second lecture in the annual School of Art (SoART) Lecture Series, will revolve around representation and community.
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The show highlighted why his work matters in larger conversations in contemporary art that revolve around lineage, authority, and power.
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The details: The main questions revolve around how Arctic climate change is altering the major circulation patterns in the Earth's atmosphere.
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Effectively, Dropbox wants to become a nexus for all sorts of different apps and services that all revolve around file management.
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Jean-Baptiste and Jean said they've wrote 16 webisodes that will revolve around social media, which they'll illustrate with motion graphics.
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Duroseau's performance, being held on the evening of Thursday, August 3, will revolve around one activity: separating black and white rice.
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The show will revolve around two young women, allowing them to be heroines of their own horror story — or, maybe, villains.
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Nye's main points revolve around keeping NASA's primary focus on sending humans to Mars, without neglecting the agency's other science objectives.
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For now, it sounds like those features will all revolve around watching, rather than Cabana expanding into other areas, like games.
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Meghan Sutherland is a University of Toronto film studies professor whose works revolve around politics, aesthetics, and spectacle on the screen.
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There are missions to take on, which typically revolve around a big score, like robbing a bank or hijacking a train.
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This show, in other words, isn't about Grace or Frankie's characters alone, but instead about how they revolve around each other.
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His negatives revolve around his lack of experience and the fact that he has not been tested on the national stage.
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Given that this is Bit Byterz's first game, many of the guiding factors behind Memoranda revolve around pragmatism rather than idealism.
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Image: GettyPersonal relationships are always tricky, but they're even trickier when they revolve around running a business worth billions of dollars.
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These boxes, which revolve around a different theme each month, have resonated with curious and adventurous palates all over the world.
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The more salient question for a society in which people's lives increasingly revolve around screens is how we spend that time.
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Prior to the trailer's release, Fuller had hinted that Discovery could revolve around a commonly discussed event in Star Trek history.
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In the short term, the company's goals largely revolve around helping voice app developers recognize and build experiences for specific demographics.
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But building a following that doesn't revolve around hoops or the big-name people he knows is something he takes seriously.
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"Let's be clear, as New Yorkers, our lives revolve around the subways," Mayor Bill de Blasio said at a news conference.
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Usually, the horror stories we hear around Halloween revolve around psychos putting pins and razor blades in candies destined for children.
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The comment comes as many conflicting messages revolve around whether Clinton will pursue another run at the White House in 2020.
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It's worse than that — at least according to many hockey die-hards here whose lives revolve around the playoffs each spring.
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The questions of what services the government should provide do not revolve around socialism versus capitalism, but rather liberty versus equality.
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A 2014 essay by Rebecca Hains cites the original Powerpuff Girls as a problematic symptom feminist sects that revolve around appearence.
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Teigen is known for her snarky and relatable quips on Twitter, some of which revolve around making funny jokes about Legend.
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This is one of the most high profile cases to revolve around the issue of governments disclosing vulnerabilities to affected vendors.
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FOTL followers generally have a few core beliefs, all of which revolve around self-sufficiency and a rejection of modern governments.
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Making it impossible to remove the author from the art, many creepypastas revolve around whatever nerd junk the creator obsesses over.
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The regulations revolve around ensuring that the forests of the world meet economic, social and ecological needs without depleting natural resources.
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Parties revolve around a fragile, ethereal central vibe, and it can be irreparably ruined by one simple stroke of idiocy (yours).
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Many companies strive to create cultures that revolve around team-building, which can be difficult to cultivate at times, Zinser said.
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"Our lives revolve around the subway," he said at a news conference on Eighth Avenue a few hours after the incident.
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In a country where all important events usually revolve around Mr. Putin, however, the president has been curiously absent or tardy.
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That's why our swears all revolve around spitting in the eye of God, Jesus, his mother Mary, and their entire entourage.
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The new Lizzie McGuire series will revolve around Lizzie as a 30-year-old millennial navigating life in New York City.
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Disney's streaming ambitions don't just revolve around Disney+ — there's also ESPN+, the sports service, and Hulu, which has more adult programming.
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Holy Island ended up being the first in a series of novels to revolve around the character Detective Chief Inspector Ryan.
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" He added that he thinks Trump "is a con man and a narcissist, who wants the world to revolve around him.
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What's more, The Carmichael Show's plots revolve around politics and social issues of the day, something fewer and fewer sitcoms do.
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And, unfortunately for Marco and for Jays fans, they all seem to revolve around his bread-and-butter pitch: his changeup.
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Keep it clean (in more ways than one)After race-related questions, the biggest deal breakers all revolve around health and hygiene.
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Television has even infected Wikipedia itself—today many of the most popular entries tend to revolve around television series or their cast.
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The new season is picks up eight months after the events of the finale and will revolve around the death of Bryce.
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Traditionally, a lot of these dark fairy-tale awakening stories revolve around female sexuality being powerful and scary and out of control.
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The talks revolve around Dish using the Sprint/T-Mobile network to host Dish's spectrum, according to sources familiar with the matter.
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Much of our early work did revolve around technology, such as backing companies that helped universities develop and deploy online degree programs.
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All of them revolve around making the product more interesting to use, reduce a bunch of friction in the product as well.
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In this series, the two are announcing a new set of themes that revolve around good and evil, depression, emotion, and femininity.
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A senior Lebanese government source said Satterfield did not come with any new plan, and talks still revolve around the Hof line.
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Getting both member and interest group support is likely going to revolve around details, which we may not see before the weekend.
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And shows that push for narratives that revolve around marginalized communities have to do well in order for there to be more.
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The research-based quiz is meant to be self-administered, and the questions revolve around the quiz-taker's sexual behavior and habits.
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Though still unflinching and confessional in its depiction of social and sexual life, the storyline of "Fleabag" does not revolve around men.
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Many people swear by diets that are low in carbohydrates or gluten free, or revolve around fasting two days out of seven.
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On the contrary, political bottlenecks on infrastructure policy revolve around details and tweaks in the system, not whether the investments are needed.
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Most revolve around the question of whether to deter or placate Russia as it continues to prowl unpredictably to the alliance's east.
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On other campuses, debates revolve around the impropriety of allowing buildings to be named in honor of unapologetic racists who defended slavery.
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Its offerings revolve around both old and new Disney content, spanning Disney original movies, Pixar, National Geographic, Marvel, "Star Wars," and more.
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No one would have suspected one of the largest controversies around the same-sex marriage debate would revolve around American rapper Macklemore.
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Meanwhile, the new Lizzie McGuire series will revolve around Lizzie as a 30-year-old millennial navigating life in New York City.
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The new moon in Aries arrives on March 27, so expect the second half of the month to revolve around material matters.
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Pressing issues now revolve around how Americans should respond to the situation and to what extent they should change their daily patterns.
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They are common in Veracruz, where composers created the son, jarocho and jarabe, upbeat genres that revolve around guitars and tap dancing.
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Of course no period drama list is complete without Downton Abbey, the second on this list to revolve around primarily fictional characters.
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Some of the emerging shows star siblings ("Restored by the Fords") or parent-child teams ("Good Bones"), but most revolve around couples.
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Though the film remains shrouded in mystery, it will revolve around Paul, who is reprising his Emmy-winning role as Jesse Pinkman.
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Conversations about transplants often revolve around the scarcity of organs, death on the waiting list, bold new surgical techniques and immunosuppressive medications.
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The meetings happen behind closed doors, often in hotel rooms, and can revolve around whatever topic the player has on her mind.
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We're told the calls are only for a few minutes, but convos almost solely revolve around the plan to appeal his conviction.
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I've read and loved her novels, which revolve around young, unconventional women who have complicated relationships with reality, and are often otherworldly.
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Witnesses haven't been announced yet, but questions are likely to revolve around whether websites like FanDuel and DraftKings actually offer illegal gambling.
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Northern Aboriginal traditions revolve around the monsoon, with land burned patch by patch as the wet season gives way to the dry.
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The alleged offences revolve around two complex derivatives trades alleged to have been set up to conceal losses at the Italian bank.
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Most social activities revolve around the schools and three private clubs: Aspetuck Valley Country Club, Weston Field Club and Weston Racquet Club.
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The worlds are separate but intertwined; what percent of news stories these days revolve around what someone posted on Twitter or Instagram?
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"Starting next week, the president's agenda and calendar is going to revolve around tax reform," Cohn said in the interview published Friday.
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Too often, the discussions about the rival candidates revolve around early poll numbers and memories of how elections worked in the past.
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Like the Panama Papers, the Paradise Papers revolve around the issue of offshore entities set up by members of the global elite.
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The changes that need to take place revolve around the culture and aligning the organizational model to bring that culture to life.
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On shows that include one or two plus-size characters, their storylines largely revolve around dissatisfaction with weight and body image issues.
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They all revolve around people's conceptions of safety and what that means to them personally, and other conceptions of justice and liberty.
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According to the new trailer, season 3 of the teen drama will revolve around the death of football player Bryce Harper (Justin Prentice).
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Even in films centered around QTPOC, like Stonewall for example, the plots so often revolve around a white protagonist while simultaneously erasing QTPOC.
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But both films also revolve around a very potent idea of what America is and what it can be: a force for goodness.
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Those plans, which do include some time around Washington, D.C., revolve around working with UPenn on the Cancer Moonshot via The Biden Trust.
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Even the possible spinoffs we've heard about revolve around white characters: Gambit (to be played by Channing Tatum), Kitty Pryde, Mystique, Multiple Man.
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"The disagreement appears to revolve around the execution of the restructuring rather than the plan itself," analysts at Jefferies said in a note.
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You explore the twee city as you take on different jobs, which mostly revolve around the not-so-twee act of killing people.
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When black holes merge, there are three types of rotations involved: the two holes each rotate individually and they revolve around each other.
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"The challenges with the ACA mostly revolve around money, not regulation," Larry Levitt, senior vice president at the Kaiser Family Foundation, told me.
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The campaign is likely to revolve around the terms of Brexit, an issue where the Conservatives seem to have the upper hand politically.
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There are a lot of seeming problems with Far From Home, and they all revolve around Nick Fury's weird actions and weirder inactions.
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" The show will revolve around the first female pro baseball player, which the network called "a true story … on the verge of happening.
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Today's changes revolve around the media ownership cap — a limit on how many households a TV or radio broadcaster is allowed to reach.
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Most of the memes revolve around the promise of $1,000, simple enough to be the punchline at the bottom of an image macro.
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Parenting — or lack thereof — is of particular interest in Twin Peaks; many of the key plots revolve around fathers, mothers, or family lineage.
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Norman, so used to having life revolve around him, increasingly can't understand why his mother has invalidated this central contract of their relationship.
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His acting method seems to revolve around taking a Xanax, watch two hours of C-SPAN and bringing that energy to the screen.
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Novels from Jane Austen's "Sense and Sensibility" to Charles Dickens's "Bleak House" and E.M. Forster's "Howards End" revolve around the question of inheritance.
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However, the app has been slow to take off, since most of the programs so far revolve around specific medical conditions and research.
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By contrast, a lawsuit involving an autonomous vehicle could revolve around whether the self-driving system had a design defect, legal experts said.
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State propaganda across all media praises traditional Confucian virtues, most of which revolve around the notion of harmonious acceptance of predetermined, unchangeable hierarchies.
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Mr. Dungan's classes attempt to fend off emotional distress, much of which can revolve around how families talk — or don't talk — about money.
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What has changed, though, is that unlike Eastbound and Vice Principals, the new series does not revolve around impotent men grasping for power.
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Charlie Chaplin's "The Cure" and "Return of the Pink Panther" both feature extended bits that revolve around characters getting stuck in revolving doors.
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And the little guy, who she laughingly refers to as "the literal sun I revolve around," makes two separate appearances on the album.
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Its ambitions now revolve around building "click and collect" stores—shops where customers can order items online and pick them up in-store.
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The protests in Kentucky revolve around a pension reform bill that passed the state legislature last week just hours after it was introduced.
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The problems with today's coal leasing program revolve around three key areas: a lack of competition, problems with valuation, and lack of transparency.
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Today's most highly publicized conspiracy theories tend to revolve around what happened that November, and all that came before it and after it.
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Today it is more likely to revolve around innovation, liveability and the ability to transform and adapt to constantly changing socio-economic forces.
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The episode, titled "Fland Canyon," will revolve around Homer recalling a disastrous trip to the Grand Canyon with his neighbors, the Flanders family.
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It is, in essence, a proclamation of the brand's barely veiled ambition: that the world, or at least Paris, revolve around this sun.
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Comedy and drumming have at least two things in common: they both revolve around timing and they're both activities done by Fred Armisen.
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In many ways, a younger and presumably more tech-savvy judiciary is a good thing for deciding cases that revolve around modern technologies.
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On Thursday, Sonos sent out media invites for meetings later this month that will likely revolve around new products coming sometime this fall.
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Kaling typically projects a likable persona on social media and in her comedies, which frequently revolve around a woman's struggle to be heard.
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Williamson bridged the gap between traditional religious practice and a nebulous New Age spirituality that didn't revolve around ritual or a formal institution.
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The 2018 election will revolve around this tale of two states of the union and which one the American people decide they favor.
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"I feel that traditions that revolve around food are rituals of love, engaging not only the eyes but also your senses," Tiziana says.
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Some of their most popular videos revolve around their livestock, which isn't surprising—animal videos have powered the internet's content machinery for decades.
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The biggest, of course, will revolve around Rapinoe, who sustained a right hamstring strain in the United States' victory against France on Friday.
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The biggest, of course, will revolve around Rapinoe, who sustained a right hamstring strain in the United States' victory against France on Friday.
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My most stressful memories revolve around efforts to bring kids of very different ages — and their interpersonal dynamics — into the same cultural space.
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Music became an obsession of mine from the get go, and all I wanted was a life that would revolve around it constantly.
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It is not yet clear whether the new charges against Kelly revolve around the tape that CNN and the New Yorker reported on.
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It only makes sense if you think that the world always and necessarily must revolve around you — which it so happens that Trump does.
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Indeed, the entire show seemed to revolve around the notion that fan fervor cannot and must not have any influence on a match's outcome.
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This one is special for SpaceX because it's their first big science mission for NASA that doesn't revolve around launching an Earth observation satellite.
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Many of the key questions about Donald Trump revolve around his funding sources and his business partners: Did he knowingly receive funds from criminals?
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While Arizona's postseason chances still mostly revolve around questions about Carson Palmer—is what happened in the playoffs injury-created noise, or something more?
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For those reasons, both of which, when it comes down to it, revolve around money, spring break just isn't what it used to be.
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The spinoff that George has just joined, however, will be the first in the Grey's Anatomy universe that doesn't solely revolve around medical professionals.
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"When you're caught like this, there's a certain sigh of relief, because your life doesn't revolve around the S&P anymore," Shechtman said Tuesday.
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Now look at those four words at the beginning: How many tongue twisters do you know that revolve around someone selling marine mollusk exoskeletons?
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Current holdups revolve around the technical specifications industry members need to begin sending data to the CAT, as well as adequate protections against hackers.
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So it appears that a lot of the controversy around Facebook actually doesn't revolve around what Facebook does but around, like, your personal life.
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A new app's creators think they know the key to dating success: a trivia-oriented game show where the questions revolve around a bachelorette.
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" — Redditor sharkey99'Has his entire world revolve around his baby' "Look, I'm glad you're a proud father and you wanna raise this kid right.
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Dainty desserts, stalwart local and Western entrees, and crusty sandwiches revolve around two dozen kinds of coffee and as many teas and fresh juices.
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Many of the claims revolve around Uber drivers refusing her service and canceling rides only after finding out that she uses a service dog.
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"Alcohol is such a part of the city's culture," said Ms. Tallarico, who drinks occasionally but said her social life doesn't revolve around it.
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Though the movie remains shrouded in mystery, it will revolve around Paul, who will reprise his Emmy-winning role, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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Spotify announced this morning that it's expanding its video program with 12 new shows, all of which will revolve around music and pop culture.
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The hour-long program will largely revolve around the 10-time Grammy winner performing songs from his upcoming album, A Legendary Christmas, available Oct.
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"The four pieces revolve around a central theme of time and space in all their various forms," Crypt Thing explains to The Creators Project.
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The tax investigations revolve around Luxembourg allegedly providing state aid to Amazon that the commission says would be in violation of European Union agreements.
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I try to pay attention to whether I'm being overly sensitive, and I remind myself people's lives don't revolve around me or my friendship.
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Various sexist "manosphere" philosophies revolve around hyper-simplified models of animal behavior, where alpha males preside over an inherently violent and dominance-based society.
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Haddad said he expects issues on mobile to primarily revolve around push notifications, but that he wasn't ready to detail the exact impact yet.
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One longtime supporter said conversations among Biden loyalists revolve around this simple question: Would his announcement day be the best day of his campaign?
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In those cases I stood up to flush, dizzy and sweaty and cold, then lay down while the world seemed to revolve around me.
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Republicans are much more competitive in states that revolve around the blue-collar industries that powered America's economy through most of the 20th century.
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For this third edition, in which the plays will revolve around themes of power, they will be joined by the Spanish writer Marta Buchaca.
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That said we've never seen the sisters interact and with the new episode set to revolve around Amelia that is almost a sure thing.
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Part of that decision will revolve around the type of business that interests her — and part around what profits she thinks can be made.
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A disproportionate number of them revolve around jealousy and insecurity: How do you avoid becoming jealous if your partner is sleeping with other men?
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Additional responsibilities will revolve around DevOps tasks to improve release consistency and quality such as Jenkins Pipeline creation, automated release documentation, and configuration management.
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But living near the Turkey-Syria border has meant that some of his conversations with friends revolve around more pressing issues, like his safety.
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In essence, the movie, shot over a period of several years, is a mosaic in which a flurry of episodic shards revolve around Hockney.
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But now, despite the humid heat that tops 216 degrees Fahrenheit, it is home to players and families whose lives revolve around the club.
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There are eight puns in this puzzle, six across and two down, that revolve around terms that have to do with a trafficky commute.
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Teacher-centered reforms had tended to revolve around class-size ratios, broad-based salary increases and other policies that, implicitly, saw teachers as interchangeable.
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Finally, the Democratic Party should begin planning its long-term strategy for the court, and that strategy needs to revolve around last year's events.
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What's next: With so many professional and college sports teams going fully digital, the in-stadium experience could eventually revolve around the digital ticket.
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Some of Hunters' biggest thematic questions revolve around whether ends justify means or if the pursuit of vengeance risks corrupting those who seek it.
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Some of the most complex, and politically problematic, elements of the plan revolve around its treatment of international trade, which creates winners and losers.
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It takes place in a clockwork solar system where events happen on a loop and celestial bodies revolve around a sun in real time.
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Old martial arts are much like religions (and don't get Thornton started on religion) in that they revolve around a set of unquestionable rules.
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The unbridgeable divides today, the ones that seem to define which side you're really on, revolve around issues of race, gender, identity, and equality.
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I tried to make sense out of the complex social dynamics and conversations that would revolve around meals taken together with omnivorous friends or family.
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National Economic Council Director Gary Cohn told the Financial Times that starting next week Trump's agenda and calendar is going to revolve around tax reform.
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For now, much of the focus still seems to revolve around trying to be much more diligent in prescribing the opioids already on the market.
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The hour-long program will largely revolve around the 10-time Grammy winner, 39, performing songs from his upcoming album, A Legendary Christmas, available Oct.
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And Apex, more so than competing battle royale games like Fortnite, doesn't offer players a lot of in-game activities that don't revolve around winning.
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The BLR has revealed contemporary fears—mostly submitted, it's worth noting, by people in California—and they mostly revolve around water, technology and the planet.
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All three series revolve around death and suggest self discovery is only possible through surprising relationships with people you would never meet under normal circumstances.
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Dead Girls By Alice BolinJune 4013Ever wonder why so many of our favorite works of pop culture revolve around the mysterious pull of dead girls?
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Though the movie remains shrouded in mystery, it will revolve around Aaron Paul, who will reprise his Emmy-winning role, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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Carnival and Vail Resorts: Though these companies won't admit it on conference calls, Cramer is convinced that these two stories revolve around the Zika virus.
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Mostly the stories revolve around lessons like being kind to your friends and being kind to yourself and respectful of things that deserve your respect.
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As it turns out, songbirds make for an ideal test case because so much of their lives revolve around the relatively arbitrary behavior of singing.
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They usually revolve around someone in their twenties or thirties, living in a big city, and struggling through a crisis in love, career, or family.
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The result is hundreds of puzzles that all revolve around the same mechanic, yet manage to stay interesting over the course of dozens of hours.
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It's hard, given heavy accents and poor audio, to know exactly what they're talking about, but it seems to revolve around lost radios and airstrikes.
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"Very sadly, a lot of my memories revolve around trying to cheer her up," William says in the the new BBC documentary Diana, 7 Days.
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Many of them revolve around mobile gaming, using the Phab 2 Pro's extra sensors and camera capabilities to turn living rooms into virtual play spaces.
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Although manager Paul Molitor said he's not naming Rogers the closer and many of his late-inning decisions will revolve around matchups and game situations.
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"Starting next week, the president's agenda and calendar is going to revolve around tax reform," National Economic Council Director Gary Cohn told the Financial Times.
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Now, many consumers' jobs and lives revolve around smartphones, and the data center functions as the "central nervous system" of the world's communications, Cramer said.
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NBC News on Wednesday reported that his speech in El Paso on Thursday morning would revolve around three key themes: racism, white supremacy and guns.
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At first the deal is likely to revolve around pay TV business which could see the French group buy into Mediaset unit Premium, it said.
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The plot appears to revolve around Damon's character, a white male protagonist, saving the Chinese people from the mythical doom that lurks beyond the wall.
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For the folks at Hackerloop, a collective of makers, tinkerers and engineers based in Paris, lots of things revolve around Nerf guns—and why not?
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The works, a series of participatory, sensory-based installations, revolve around cinematic images of cultural figures that inspired Oiticica, traced over with lines of cocaine.
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The idea of me being the only person on earth—that the world could fully revolve around me and my appearance—is a ridiculous one.
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If your memories of gloss revolve around your hair sticking to your lips, many brands have reformulated their glosses for a smoother, less tacky finish.
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The story lines revolve around lives that viewers can easily identify with and have produced quotations and characters that are firmly engraved in British culture.
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What that really means is that she connects with listeners using lyrics that revolve around relationships, from the romantic to the sexual to the platonic.
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While the plant pods have helped make the economy a little sweeter, it has also created lawless criminal networks that revolve around the prized commodity.
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Like Ramon, they are among the show's best characters because their story lines revolve around who they are as individuals, rather than their identity markers.
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Sometimes horrifying, sometimes funny, the show's stories take place in many different time periods, and all revolve around a single room at an American motel.
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The biggest scare tactics revolve around the community eligibility provision, the school meal standards, and the Summer Electronic Benefits Transfer for Children (Summer EBT) program.
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And yet Trump's speech, which referred specifically to diplomacy only once, made clear that his Afghanistan strategy will largely revolve around the use of force.
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Ted Chiang's collection of short stories revolve around technology, where he crafts clever narratives about the potential earth-shattering ramifications it has on our lives.
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Euro Style games are a genre of board game which generally emphasize strategy and co-operation over conflict and luck, and often revolve around economic themes.
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This season's mystery and time jumps are obviously going to revolve around his brutal killing now, which means there's a lot of Noah coming our way.
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"The bank can now turn its attention to succession planning, likely to revolve around its Chairman Douglas Flint initially (2017), and then CEO Stuart Gulliver (2018)".
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The novel's many abandoned openings revolve around another woman, Imara, living on an Earthseed colony in the future on a planet called "Bow," far from Earth.
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"Most of the package thefts we've made arrests on revolve around (closed-circuit TV) or private surveillance cameras that give us a still image," Kelly said.
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It is as chaotic as it is dangerous, since most battles revolve around person-to-person physical swings, and "friendly fire" is very much a threat.
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As the first female editor-in-chief of ESPN The Magazine, as well as the editor-in-chief of espnW, Alison Overholt's days revolve around sports.
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The story tackles issues that so many teens face, but is rarely talked about in the greater media — particularly "prestige" media, whose stories revolve around adults.
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The technologies that will enable us to move to those new consumer models really revolve around a deep rethinking of the digital architecture of the vehicle.
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Many of the posts revolve around trying verify the identity of the girl at the end of the video, or the veracity of the video itself.
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Full details of the MPC's regular policy discussions - which more typically revolve around British interest rates - are only published eight years after they have taken place.
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" Asked to explain what that meant, Cruz said New Yorkers tend to hold "socially liberal" views, and its residents tend to revolve around "money and media.
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Naturally, the most common of these third-party products revolve around maps that help you locate which pokémon are nearby and when they tend to disappear.
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Hence the Clinton campaign's attempt to project a softer image—and of a politician whose every thought does not revolve around the awfulness of her opponent.
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In colonial days, when marriage was the most important financial and work decision you would make in your life, those values tended to revolve around that.
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Perhaps the most incredible aspect of the royal wedding was that it was one global news story that did not revolve around America's tweeting, disruptive President.
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In Kathak, stories revolve around the god Krishna and the goddess Radha; what you'll see is a tapestry of intricate footwork, fast pirouettes and statuesque poses.
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The show is going to revolve around Kathy Bates, a longtime legalization advocate who's living on cloud nine because she's running a Los Angeles-area dispensary.
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There are some light puzzles to solve that basically revolve around you figuring out what to do to advance the game, but nothing feels "right," exactly.
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The tests for who gets to work at publications like The Times or The Atlantic ought to revolve around considerations of liveliness, integrity, maturity, and talent.
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I don't think it's a coincidence that my work is getting noticed by the people that organize these major festivals that revolve around music and unity.
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Narratively, Lil Yachty's two releases revolve around three characters: Uncle Darnell Boat – Yachty's middle-aged alter-ego – and his two nephews, Lil Yachty and Lil Boat.
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Days revolve around mitigating Mr. Blevins's anxiety — a scented candle his fiancée lit set off a panic attack, he said — and his twice-daily bandage changes.
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The connected kitchen-living-dining rooms revolve around a large custom-made cabinet built from spruce, while the variegated aqua backsplash tile is from Nagoya Mosaic.
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I do the same things with my time that I did before, except that 75 percent of my life doesn't revolve around obtaining or consuming weed.
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Our lives pretty much revolve around our two dogs, so we want to be sure they&aposll be taken care of if something happens to us.
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These sorts of questions revolve around one big question: What lessons are people drawing from this debacle and how will those lessons shape what comes next?
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The Proud Family was highly praised for being one of the first animated series during the early 2000's to revolve around an African-American family.
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This season of "Celebrity Big Brother" is set to revolve around redemption, sources told British tabloid The Sun, which first reported Daniels would join the cast.
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But at its core, the Batman universe doesn't revolve around the (many) bad guys trying to wreak havoc in one of America's most depressing fictional cities.
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This imperative has a kind of Petryn-like absolutism about it, and many "Star Trek" episodes revolve around the moral quandaries that arise as a result.
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And some Democratic strategists believe that the only real issue-based tests that primary voters will put to candidates revolve around matters of race and identity.
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It's hard, because I want you you be happy, but as a feminist I don't think your life should revolve around being there for your children.
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The future of hip hop in China is unclear—but to the extent it has a future there, there's no doubt it will revolve around Chengdu.
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Their spacewalk is the first of three planned for October that revolve around getting the Canadian robotic arm in good shape for doing work outside the ISS.
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Although so much of the Kardashian-Jenner's lives revolve around drama and the news, episodes where the family is just being a family are always the best.
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Allegations expose 'flagrant corruption' The cases revolve around bribes allegedly paid by Leonard Glenn Francis, known as "Fat Leonard," who ran Singapore-based Glenn Defense Marine Asia.
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If there were ever to be a sequel, Laurant says it would revolve around everyone rallying to save the café, which would be on verge of closing.
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According to i09, The Hawkeye series on Disney+ is going to revolve around Jeremy Renner's Hawkeye training a new generation, and Bishop is reportedly part of that.
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Imzy's business won't revolve around ads, because the digital ad game requires rapid audience growth that McComas argues is at odds with the goals of community development.
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Many of the discussions on the impacts of climate change revolve around averages and extremes, he says, while the more practical and overlooked concern is actually volatility.
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THR reports that the live-action New Warriors will revolve around six superpowered young people living and working together to save their little corner of the world.
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The logline was, it seems, kind of misleading, in that this show seems to revolve around Missick's character, Lola Carmichael, who is brand new to a judgeship.
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The bulk of the a6400's specs revolve around a familiar 24.2MP APS-C Exmor CMOS image sensor, once again paired with an Bionz X image processor.
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Women from across the globe have shared their salaries and spending habits with us — and a lot of that spending happens to revolve around what they're eating.
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While many of Andie's conversations with her girlfriends revolve around boy drama, there are a few that do not, meaning Pretty in Pink passes the Bechdel Test.
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Kjellberg, whose recent videos largely revolve around satirical YouTube commentary or ongoing reviews of memes submitted by his fan base, tends to average around 29,000 daily subscribers.
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Some of the uncertainties that have worried the market revolve around Trump's plans for trade, and whether he could start a trade war with China and others.
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Yes, young black voters have questioned Clinton's credibility on issues like criminal justice, but the left's main beefs with Clinton revolve around economic and foreign policy questions.
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What these aggregated figures don't take into account is that timetables for massive broadband network expansion projects don't revolve around the government's tedious, never-ending policy debates.
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I'm talking about those times when a top-notch fictional television show features plot lines that revolve around food and characters who have a passion for cooking.
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Jumanji, a continuation of the popular 1995 film, will reportedly revolve around four teenagers playing the infamous board game by controlling "avatar" characters who come to life.
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Virtual reality has come a long way over the last couple of years, but for the most part its triumphs still revolve around the sense of sight.
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Smith says the company is still figuring out its business model, which will likely revolve around offering tools for teams (think support for internal coding guidelines, etc.).
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Since its creation, GAO has issued numerous reports finding deficiencies at the agency, which largely revolve around significant leadership problems and communication problems with lower-level employees.
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But both experiences now revolve around the technology and the company's SmartCast app, which can be used to control the soundbar from an Android or iOS device.
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Their lives revolve around Instagram and trendy restaurants, and they regard weed as a substance that might make them rich, but could never land them in prison.
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We're barely paying attention to how defenders rotate and revolve around it, or how they close out, or how they lock and trail around off-ball screens.
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No longer are they sitting on their hands while the debate is allowed to revolve around how the "party of death" is taking away people's health insurance.
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The stories we tell through media matter, and they matter even more when they revolve around the lived experiences that have gone unheard for far too long.
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"There is a brief reference to Islam in 'Parsifal,' but this piece doesn't revolve around Islam," he was quoted as saying by the news site Deutsche Welle.
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Its monthly boxes, which always revolve around some type of fun theme, contain at least two creative toys, two all-natural bags of treats, and a chew.
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"Yes," one Washington insider told me, the universe does still revolve around DC. But it does so now in bigger and bigger orbits, father and farther away.
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ALABAMA: Popular dates in Alabama revolve around being outside — Little River Canyon National Preserve, Birmingham Botanical Gardens, and Dauphin Island are perfect for an adventurous Southern date.
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And it was easy to see why: He had a selfish tendency to make everything revolve around him — not without reason — even though the world was collapsing.
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The jam bands operate on a whole different plane than the rock bands and dance music because their business doesn't revolve around charts, record sales, or royalties.
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The violence rattles Degrassi High, but most of season six's early episodes revolve around controversies that teens (especially these ones in Toronto) would rarely, if ever, experience.
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There are J-Pop groups like Wednesday Campanella who make gooey dance music set to elaborate music videos that revolve around dancing alone in a bowling alley.
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Most of our childhood memories revolve around play: the games we made up, the imaginary friends we created, and the places where we felt the most carefree.
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Growing up in a middle class neighborhood in Queens, I hated Saturday morning activities that didn't revolve around watching cartoons, wrestling, or some combination of the two.
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They plan to pare back risk in some areas and make other trades that revolve around the ongoing standoff between North Korea and much of the world.
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All three revolve around a pivotal and devastating shipwreck in the Mediterranean Sea, which must be crossed before a better life can be found on European soil.
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The other part that's been really challenging is just all the assumptions that revolve around you, like being accused of being a Hamas lawyer or being tokenized.
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There is an easy ingenuity to David J. Kahn's puzzles; they often revolve around very specific realms of knowledge, but reward anyone who enjoys a clever twist.
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In addition, the two sports lack the regular stoppages in play of football and baseball, and games revolve around five players responsible for both offense and defense.
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A consistent theme of Bloomberg's ads about Trump revolve around his stability, with the latest commercial pointing out how the president recently lashed out at military advisers.
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Op-Ed Contributor Institutions plagued by sexual assault scandals tend to look alike: They are usually insular organizations that resist external checks and revolve around authoritative men.
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With the exception of "From the House of the Dead," in which the chorus of male prisoners takes center stage, his late operas revolve around tortured heroines.
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They are all cultural references with something in common, and they're clued with kitten-level adorable puns that all revolve around a two-letter word or initialism.
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But in the end, your mind really does get stronger with cycles of effort and recovery, and so my days, months and years revolve around these cycles.
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Because of this seeming lack of empathy, Scorsese's filmography and how it tends to revolve around the stories of white male protagonists has been called into question.
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Although Democrats warn that Obama's re-emergence will energize Republicans to remain steadfast behind Trump, the strength of Republican partisanship does not revolve around the former president.
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I base this prediction largely on the growing barriers I see to bitcoin's emergence as a payment tool, obstacles that revolve around the two issues described below.
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All of this underscores how it's not impossible for internet shutdowns, and digital authoritarianism in general, to arise in democracies, particularly when justifications revolve around public safety.
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Nike's innovations usually revolve around the athlete and the technology that could improve either performance or comfort — of which the self-lacing shoes are an extreme example.
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Indeed, all of Siegelaub's many practices can be found to revolve around one proposal: The way culture is communicated is symptomatic of the way it is produced.
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This particular announcement will revolve around "new results about ocean worlds" in our Solar System, so that means we'll most likely be focusing on either Titan or Enceladus.
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Some M&A is afoot in the world of market research and analysis, underscoring just how much of our media consumption and consumer habits revolve around digital platforms.
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Regardless of the substance of Mueller's findings, much of the public debate would revolve around interpretations of the findings rather than thorough readings of what Mueller's team discovered.
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Turns out the guys' group date will revolve around babies: how they're made, how to care for them, and finally, how it feels to give birth to one.
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Some of the most intense moments in the book revolve around Taylor's friendship with Michael Jackson, which involved more than bizarre gifts (remember the elephant Taylor gave Jackson?).
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A pair of movies released recently — The Hate U Give and Blindspotting — take a closer look at police brutality, and revolve around characters who are changed by it.
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The show about two Russian KGB agents spying on Washington while trying to maintain normal lives has always been a family drama that happens to revolve around espionage.
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The new Outlook features seem to largely revolve around a new "Play My Emails" feature that will see Cortana go over your new emails in a miniature briefing.
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SpaceX's plans revolve around the Starship rocket, a massive spacecraft being built both at the company's facility in Boca Chica, south Texas, and at the Kennedy Space Center.
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Your ally-ship should revolve around the issues: enhancing the lives of trans people and helping us create space for our own initiatives to be able to flourish.
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The limitations mostly revolve around requiring customers to only use a product with authorized parts or accessories and to only repair a product with authorized parts or services.
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And The Chamber was really about all my darkest fears rolled into one, so I wanted the plot to revolve around the recovery of one of these drones.
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There are a number of good sales from Amazon today that revolve around products that can make your life better in the bedroom, kitchen, and in the office.
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When you get pregnant, the food advice you receive tends to revolve around what you supposedly can't eat or drink: sushi, seafood, alcohol, soft cheeses, and so on.
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Part of the discussion will revolve around the new devices Microsoft's partners are building for the platform, but there's also some interesting stuff happening on the software side.
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Debates about the origins of the Industrial Revolution revolve around the relative importance of secure property rights, the extent to which cultures tolerate personal ambition and so on.
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I love the heat of it, the fact that it doesn't revolve around gifts or religious beliefs (unless you consider America itself to be a religion, which, fair).
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The talks revolve around $710 million in securities known as credit-linked notes that were issued by Nomura to Venezuela in 2008, according to a finance industry source.
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After the two sides agreed to exchange around 15,000 prisoners, the consultations revolve around thornier issues such as the status of Hodeidah and the reopening of Sanaa airport.
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Most of the questions in the email exchange for this article revolve around recent regulatory initiatives that require banks and insurance companies to strengthen their cyber risk programs.
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Interestingly, Hussle's camp hasn't even released any official plans about how it will celebrate his bday ... but cops are making an educated guess it will revolve around Marathon.
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If there is an intriguing subplot to the success of Gray and Anderson that goes beyond "good pitching is good pitching," it has to revolve around their arsenals.
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Although some of the greatest apps revolve around gaming and photography fun, it's always good to know which apps will actually help you get a few things done.
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"Unlike previous semesters in which students were given a common physical site and program, this term the studio will revolve around a common set of themes," it reads.
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Most of Mr. Landy's installations involve kinetics, and often revolve around destruction: "Break Down," a performance from 2001, saw him systematically destroy 7,503 items, representing all his belongings.
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What follows are a series of mildly farcical misadventures that revolve around Bridget's unexpected pregnancy after dalliances with two dreamboats who appear as if summoned by a genie.
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Although she often winds up in roles that revolve around faith and uncertainty, she exudes a Midwestern pragmatism, which she knows can have its own kind of mystery.
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Whenever she interviews candidates, she always asks them three questions, which all revolve around the three adjectives that describe you as a co-worker, direct report, and manager.
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The criteria revolve around the adult smoking population, ideally those who have rejected e-cigarettes, the strength of retail partnerships, as well as the legislative and regulatory environment.
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Sheriff Nehls said that crisis intervention teams had been sent to the home more than once in recent years over turmoil that seemed to revolve around the mother.
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Shutdown fights often revolve around which party will take the blame; with Trump having already taken credit, it would seem that Democrats can just sit on their hands.
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In 1998, when television seemed to revolve around NBC's "Must-See TV" lineup, Lifetime—the network known for campy original movies like Mother May I Sleep with Danger?
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While the President's hard line against China could prove popular in small towns that revolve around manufacturing, it has drawn near universal condemnation from the leading farm groups.
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In general, though, these films about white female adolescence and teenhood revolve around particular experiences of and meditations on dissatisfaction and boredom, using nostalgia as their primary pull.
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Their multiplatinum albums revolve around the theme of the Dark Carnival, a fun-house purgatory where wrongdoers — often the rich and other members of the establishment — are punished.
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The annexes predominantly revolve around a committee to facilitate communication between the two parties to ensure commitments are being adhered to, according to officials who have read them.
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The show introduced her as a character struggling with her weight, and the vast majority of her plots still revolve around that struggle in one way or another.
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While reading the book, McConnell became interested in the ideas that revolve around the protagonist, a man who is never appears in the narrative after his initial introduction.
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I didn't realize, until "Lady Bird" came along, how starved we are for female coming-of-age stories that don't revolve around a girl being validated by romance.
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He gives them a sense of purpose by, in part, tearing other people down — by insisting that the world can and should revolve around them and their problems.
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It's a sign that whoever the Democrats pick to carry their banner, November's election, like the turmoil of last three years will revolve around one man: Donald Trump.
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Trade dumping cases revolve around complicated and often arcane rules, but a major issue is whether an exporter is selling a product in the U.S. below its costs.
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Snow Peak Takibi Fire & Grill, $319.95 — available nowTakibi is the concept of gathering outside around a fire, and Snow Peak's Takibi series of products revolve around this concept.
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To many of us in the cancer-centric community, most of moonshot has seemed to revolve around the NCI orbit, often without adequate reminder of the larger context.
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Such efforts tend to be haphazard and revolve around Mr. Trump's comments at rallies and on his Twitter feed, as does much of the messaging of his campaign.
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Instead we need to imagine a kind of politics that still assigns a value to private life and new forms of belonging that do not revolve around work.
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The more recent allegations against Kelly, many previously outlined by the music journalist Jim DeRogatis on BuzzFeed News, revolve around what has been described as a sex cult.
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Will the next big hit seize some of the cerebral nature that's made Only Connect so big, or will questions still revolve around 90s sitcoms and the royals?
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This one, as the official Kobitos website tells me, likes to suck the sugar out of peaches: The kimo-kawaii concept doesn't just revolve around appearance, Kakeda notes.
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"SAP terminology is not usually used in intelligence agencies, which revolve around intelligence compartments, as in 'sensitive compartmented information,' or what they call 'controlled access programs,'" Aftergood said.
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There's a formula to films that revolve around love and illness: rebel boy falls for smart girl who makes him realize that there's no shame in embracing his potential.
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And if your long weekend plans do revolve around the beach, you'll need a chic (and durable!) bag to transport all of your necessities to and from the shore.
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Expect updates on several products — Play apps, the Chrome browser, mobile ads — to revolve around ways developers can build things that jump fluidly from apps to the mobile web.
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Many of these revolve around Finn and Jake battling the Ice King, an old wizard who loves to kidnap princesses, or helping Princess Bubblegum, who rules the Candy Kingdom.
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Mr. Adelson has been involved in some fairly complex court proceedings, which revolve around claims of misconduct in his operations in Macau, including links to organized crime and prostitution.
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The executive order lays out the main functions of the council, too, which revolve around making recommendations of space policy for the president and how to implement that guidance.
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Season 53's surprise April Fools premiere ended with Rick's crazed, psychopathic rant about how his "9 Season character arc" would revolve around getting McDonald's discontinued Szechuan sauce back.
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Sarah Jessica Parker is best known as an actress, but she's long been a businesswoman as well — and it should come as no surprise her products revolve around fashion.
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" The gig appears to revolve around the newly defined "Alexa Gadget" category, which the company describes as "fun and delightful accessories that pair to compatible Echo devices via Bluetooth.
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Many of the episodes revolve around the not-so-grown-up kids' attempts to "handle" their mother, each time forgetting that their mother doesn't need to be dealt with.
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The establishment of these two organizations would rearrange the military's current bureaucracy for handling national security space missions, which mostly revolve around launching satellites for surveillance, communications, and navigation.
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When reparations are discussed, the biggest questions raised revolve around what a reparations program would look like, who would benefit, who would pay, and how it would be funded.
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Plot-wise we learn very little from the trailer, except that the experiments coordinated by Binoche's character revolve around reproduction, and a baby is in fact born in space.
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Her prints and books, many of which are in MoMA's collection, often revolve around the same symbols and images as her sculptural works, from mother figures to the body.
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These new rules have far-reaching implications not only for companies like Geofeedia, but also for others whose business models revolve around utilizing social media data for close observations.
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In a release, T-Mobile said they have partnered with Buffalo Wild Wings, Condé Nast, JackThreads, Samsung, Warner Brothers and more, so expect prizes that revolve around those companies.
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At the time, hedge fund manager Dennis Gartman passed on the investment "The world does not revolve around Facebook," he wrote in his daily "Gartman Letter" at the time.
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Philip Anyang a second lawyer for Ajak told Reuters although prosecutors were yet to disclose the charges he understood they would likely revolve around insurgency, violence, sabotage and banditry.
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All the Dead Rising games, the fourth of which is just released, revolve around rescuing and safeguarding other people; and all the Dead Rising games are fronted by men.
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Called Bill Nye Saves the World, the show will revolve around different science topics, while attempting to dispel myths and false scientific claims made by politicians and religious leaders.
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"All of the actions that we're taking revolve around more transparency, (contractor) certainty and more competition, and this is how we can minimize possible acts of corruption," he said.
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New York fashion designer Tracy Reese, best known for her ready-to-wear eponymous brand, has designed the clothes, which will revolve around a theme of waterproofing, said Chin.
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It's interesting to look back at Quintet's Super NES catalog; of the six games the company produced for that platform, only one didn't revolve around religious or creationist themes.
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And while the play does revolve around the arguments of Mailer and Greer on the so-called "battle of the sexes," the central figure of this piece is Johnston.
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To understand the depth of the Sharapova-Williams feud, it's important to understand that at any given moment, the game of tennis tends to revolve around a single player.
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That's not an easy problem to solve, but we know the solutions revolve around people-centric initiatives like improving education, providing more training and retraining and increasing worker mobility.
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I really love designing functional pieces that revolve around shapes, patterns, and colors, and I think the furniture world should be pushed when it comes to designs and functionality.
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Then there's the subgenre of apocalyptic movies (like "It Comes at Night"), whose narratives revolve around coping with the vanishing not of one person, but possibly all of them.
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In fact, the hard times for coal mostly revolve around the economics of the energy industry, including the plunging prices for natural gas brought about by the fracking boom.
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" Eugene J. O'Donnell, a professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, said the case will "obviously revolve around what the victims say and their accounting of what happened.
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Their conversations are by turns personal, practical and philosophical, and they revolve around the fundamental issues of civic order, which are shown to be at once mundane and grand.
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Trump's attacks on Ohr revolve around his personal connection to the so-called Steele dossier that was compiled by former British spy Christopher Steele during the 2016 presidential election.
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Conversations with coworkers tend to revolve around work and deadlines with a sprinkling of bon mots and light musings; suddenly it's time to acknowledge a colleague's deeply personal grief.
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Over my nearly 20 years' working with clients, most answers revolve around a combination of family relationships, ongoing personal growth, making an impact in the world and leisure activities.
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The drama over the next two weeks will likely revolve around whether the Trump administration (and Trump's personal attorney) will comply with these document demands or attempt to stonewall.
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The best songs revolve around this uniquely depressive digitalist chaos, kind of like the sounds might result from playing every song on the Hackers soundtrack at the same time.
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The charges revolve around a $6.5 million bank loan, that was obtained with a promise that college donors would quickly pay back at least $2.6 million of the debt.
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Impressively, Spinning Out also features two LGBTQ characters (Dasha and Gabe, the latter played by two-time Olympian Johnny Weir) whose storylines don't revolve around or emphasize their sexuality.
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Typical Kings/Kingz/Kangz memes revolve around low-effort posts wherein the poster mockingly asserts that, were it not for (implied nonexistent) white oppression, black people would be royalty.
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How there are no new charges against him for a massive prison break, we'll never know, Someone just give Veronica a storyline, any storyline, that doesn't revolve around Archie Andrews.
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For example: for those people who thrive on order, or whose lives necessarily revolve around precise planning, the snow can be a real lesson in letting go, and relatively safely.
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All hopes in the passing game revolve around talented junior wideout T.J. Rahming, who had eight receptions for 142 yards last week and 44 for 567 yards for the season.
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Understanding the Sun's CoronaMany of our solar concerns revolve around the corona, the bright, high-energy plasma blasting off the Sun's surface—after all, that's where space weather comes from.
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The Broncos missed the playoffs last season after winning the Super Bowl following the 2015 campaign and once again will revolve around a defense led by star linebacker Von Miller.
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Everything will revolve around contemporary art and what moves, influences, and motivates artists today: from science and technology, social processes and political developments, to the worlds of advertising surrounding us.
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But in many ways, this State of the Union hinged around what the hell we're going to do with all the people out there whose livelihoods revolve around obsolete tech.
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" Another part of Dylan's contract allegedly stipulated that a pup's social life must revolve around his master and that he should find contact with other people "pointless, unfruitful and unfulfilling.
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But the main reason the inhabitants buy less and waste less is that they have a rich community life which does not revolve around trips to shops, restaurants and cinemas.
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The new Lizzie McGuire series, which will air on Disney's new streaming service, Disney+, will revolve around Lizzie as a 30-year-old millennial navigating life in New York City.
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While so much of "Trust's" big moments revolve around the Anderson siblings, the most important scene of the episode merely refers to one of them — namely, poor, uber contagious Rasmus.
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"Investors whose livelihood revolve around oil and gas and commodities are liquidating because they need the cash," said Stephen Massocca, chief investment officer at Wedbush Equity Management in San Francisco.
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Jean-Baptiste and Jean, both New World School of the Arts graduates, say they've written 16 webisodes that will revolve around social media, which they'll use motion graphics to illustrate.
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Often these tactics revolve around aggressively coercing users into signing up to expensive subscriptions with unclear terms, in the hope that people either won't notice or will forget to unsubscribe.
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So at a rate of one episode every six years—the time it takes Comet 332P to revolve around the sun—that means it'll be completely gone in 150 years.
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For a show about teens running around chasing a pigskin, Coop and Spencer's scenes together, which usually revolve around questions of duty, family, and the future, pack an emotional wallop.
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Russia, he said, is genuinely interested in a re-set with the U.S., which would presumably revolve around improved cooperation in Syria, with both parties focused on defeating Islamist terrorism.
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Industry sources said the latest row appeared to revolve around production quality issues on at least one jet, including a problem with the aircraft's doors that was being worked on.
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DICE is also making a number of changes to the foundation of the Battlefield experience, all of which revolve around the idea of grounding the game in a physical world.
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A lot of the female-produced videos for men revolve around personal attention and feigned intimacy, and new media forms are making these experiences a lot more powerful and convincing.
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Lately, headlines about America's impending retirement crisis are becoming more frequent, and they revolve around the fact that on average, the baby boomer generation is significantly under-saved for retirement.
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There's a reality in black women feeling pressured to conform to standards of beauty that revolve around particular notions of full-figuredness—insecurities about flat butts being one of them.
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IN 22016 Nicolaus Copernicus proposed, in a mathematically rigorous way, that the Earth is not the centre of the universe, and thus that all things do not revolve around it.
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Many Parliament recordings from the 1970s, like "Aqua Boogie," another song that would be widely sampled in hip-hop, revolve around the multiple, constantly surprising keyboard parts Mr. Worrell devised.
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Their artworks revolve around the narrative axis of history, cities and memories, deconstructing and reconstructing stories from Taiwanese memory that seem familiar as if they have already happened to us.
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Many children's activities revolve around the swim club, the borough parks and Van Saun County Park, which spans River Edge and Paramus and has a zoo, carousel and train ride.
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Grace Gui, a Shanghai divorce lawyer at Watson & Band, one of the largest law firms in China, told me that most of the cases she handles revolve around property rights.
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Geopolitical negotiations always revolve around the personalities and strategies of the people involved; those with the most uncompromising objectives and the vision and determination to achieve them have an edge.
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Because the laptops run on Google's Chrome operating system and revolve around web-based apps, they are often cheaper, easier to manage and faster to boot up than traditional laptops.
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For December, the show will revolve around religion, with a panel of comedians — Subhah Agarwal, Lux Alptraum, Mo Fathelbab and Akaash Singh — gathered to discuss religion and the coming holidays.
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Many of the most compelling proposals of "Rebooting Justice" revolve around using technological tools and institutional reforms to more effectively support the overwhelmingly lawyerless who seek redress from the courts.
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Google has had little traction with hardware — sales are sluggish for devices on its Android Wear platform; its VR plans mostly revolve around software, video and Android phones, for now.
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The legality of scraping is, generally, unsettled and some major cases have arisen in recent years involving startups whose entire business plans revolve around harvesting the websites of other businesses.
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When we're asked to accept parts of the plot that revolve around him in season three, we know so little about him that it seems like an unfair trade-off.
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Teen dramas often revolve around the universal experience of growing up and being forced, for the first time, to make choices that have an impact on the rest of one's life.
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How digital marketers can get better results with less capital As an ardent sports fan, most of my analogies revolve around sports — and so does my understanding of attribution in marketing.
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Maybe it's all a harmonious coincidence, but there are quite a few games for Sony's PlayStation 4 virtual reality headset that revolve around the mixing of music and all-encompassing visuals.
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Even though phones are waterproof, and to a degree durable with Gorilla Glass and so forth, people don't consider putting them in harm's way because their lives revolve around this thing.
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The scene was originally going revolve around Sam as the main rescuer, but after a conversation with actor Charlie Ian, Shippen moved his character, Damien, to the forefront of the action.
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And, we know the present-day events of season 2 take place during the spring of what would be Hannah's junior year, as all 13 episodes revolve around baseball team drama.
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The bulk of these cards revolve around relevant news pieces, but the feed can also show sports results and weather forecasts and will change based on your interests and search history.
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These existed in Black Ops 3, but Treyarch is leaning harder into them here, adding new specialists and letting a lot of the late-match combat revolve around strategic ability use.
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Much of these updates revolve around trying to simplify the process of managing an employee base, from benefits to payroll, to something as simple as a few taps on an app.
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There aren't many films that demonstrate how a phenomenal professional success can also be the most catastrophic personal failure; there certainly aren't many that revolve around a collection of cuddly toys.
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The bigger challenges stemming from a storm, he said, almost always revolve around people because the same weather that prevents guests from leaving, can prevent staff from making it to work.
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They are driven by anxiety and ecological nostalgia—or solastalgia—but those same fantasies fundamentally revolve around the same kind of consumptive, exploitative relationship with nature that has produced ecological crisis.
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And even if discussions of police brutality typically revolve around shootings of unarmed individuals, the fact is cops don't have to physically harm or even arrest people to do lasting damage.
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" Though Perry and Bekele — who started dating after meeting at a Prince concert in 2007 — may get a break from Aman's favorite TV program, he says, "Our lives revolve around him.
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Much like the Pagan sabbat Beltane and the more secular May Day, Flower Moon observations revolve around the bounty and beauty of nature this time of year (hence the moon's name).
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Activities revolve around nature, including bird-watching and stargazing, and regional traditions such as gathering clams, making pottery or baking bread with the grandmother in the home's original wood-fired oven.
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Shipped to America, the sisters are separated, and the "Now" sections of Eisler's book revolve around Livia's attempts to track down Nason, as well as the men who initially abused them.
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The New York Times reported in March that Apple, Google and Wal-Mart were weighing whether to sponsor this year's GOP convention if it is to revolve around the controversial Trump.
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Most of them revolve around the rivalry between the Baroness Lehzen (Daniela Holtz) and Victoria's steward Penge (Adrian Schiller), as they constantly try to one-up, outwit, and embarrass the other.
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When you're in love with someone who has depression, sometimes, but not always, your phone conversations for a week or two will revolve around scheduling their appointments with a new psychiatrist.
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On the subway, where so many norms revolve around not touching each other in certain ways, these moments of mutual touch are a kind of breach, a suggestion of real contact.
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Like our RINSED events, Umbrella releases will revolve around a theme that will guide the sound of the release as well as the aesthetic and interactive elements of its coinciding party.
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Its final deliberations weren't a trial, but according to the Langs, viewers experienced them that way, so that public debate came to revolve around the question of Nixon's guilt or innocence.
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But the real drama of "The Undoing Project" — the scenes on the peak-end highlight reel — revolve around Dr. Tversky and Dr. Kahneman, both as individuals and as a creative pair.
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Yet, Deadline has learned that the great part of the discussion yesterday did revolve around the acerbic Brit&aposs behavior and overlording of the Fremantle and Cowell&aposs Syco produced &aposAGT.
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Stories about the children of immigrants often revolve around the fundamental tension of being caught between the culture of their parents' homeland and that of the home where they were raised.
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A visitor from Saturn might be puzzled by this particular crusade, since none of the things that liberals profess to fear the most about a Trump era revolve around education policy.
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Like generations past, the teen drama remains true to its diverse characters and storylines, ranging from the addition of a Muslim character to episodes that revolve around the theme of sexuality.
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Trump is generally receptive to conspiracy theories, like birtherism, but a lot of his favorite ones, like the false claim that Obama was wiretapping Trump Tower during the campaign, revolve around him.
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But in the intervening years it would release supplementary "Star Wars" films which didn't revolve around the main characters, and which weren't designated as Episodes with a Roman numeral in the title.
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Since being promoted to police chief in 2011, Suhr has been involved in a number of scandals — most of which revolve around allegations of him covering up the wrongdoings of fellow officers.
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The original short story collection contains 10 of Asimov's classic robot stories, each of which revolve around a central premise: The Three Laws of Robotics that govern the behavior of his robots.
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He told me that his "actions on a daily basis revolve" around two types of threats—the threat of someone actively looking for him and the immediate threat of someone recognizing him.
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And I always was struck by just how appreciative Virginia was of these experiences, and how aware of the gift that it is to have your life revolve around art and artists.
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The "three Khans" -- Salman, Aamir and Shah Rukh -- along with superstars Anil Kapoor and Amitabh Bachchan, became so big, says Kapoor, that the whole economy of film changed to revolve around heroes.
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A large portion of the network of barely-active sockpuppet Twitter accounts appears to revolve around an objective of enabling Iranians to access information that would otherwise be censored by the regime.
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There is a reason so many good ghost stories revolve around children: They can be the most able and adamant of liars, yet we want to believe, so fervently, in their innocence.
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Maybe it's just about men, and expectations, and the ways that women can hurt each other when their relationships revolve around a third point in space, something assigned greater mass and gravity.
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Frugal Traveler Discussion of the Twin Cities — Minneapolis and St. Paul — inevitably tends to revolve around the former, while the latter, despite being the state capital, is usually relegated to a footnote.
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The agreement being negotiated is expected to revolve around a U.S. promise to withdraw troops in exchange for a Taliban promise to not let Afghanistan be used as a base for terrorism.
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Most of the specific warnings about Hikvision revolve around a Homeland Security alert issued in May of last year, which revealed vulnerabilities allowing would-be hackers to remotely exploit some cameras easily.
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After Wright's death, Gander's memories revolve around objects, landscapes, work, and routines—symbols that become nearly sentient in their embodiment of his pain: The cabinet door's squeaky dactylic remark: Hap-pi-ness?
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Condé Nast properties Bon Appétit and Epicurious have found viral success with video series that spawn their own memes, fandoms, and communities (many that revolve around the Bon Appétit chef Claire Saffitz).
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The MOBA style skirmish objectives, which revolve around destroying heavily defended buildings, also injected a nicely self-aware game-iness to the proceedings, compared to the story and lore heavy campaign mode.
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The promotional materials for season three have focused heavily on how Mr. Robot will revolve around the battle between Elliot and Mr. Robot for control of the body that contains them both.
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It's no surprise that some of the most iconic moments in classic films—we're using a loose pre-1990 definition of classic here—revolve around the acts of making and consuming food.
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One of the more popular settings to break the mold is Ravenloft, a 1983 gothic-horror inspired set of rules and adventures that revolve around the powerful vampire Count Strahd von Zarovich.
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Rallying conservatives used to revolve around a three-word slogan — "God, guns and gays" — which served as a shorthand for the type of cultural issues that sent voters streaming to the polls.
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Many of our most pitched intergenerational arguments revolve around precisely this issue: the question of what it is reasonable to expect from the world and what we must learn to bear quietly.
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Like most white-collar cases, this prosecution will revolve around the intent of Ms. Holmes and Mr. Balwani to deceive investors, doctors and patients about the efficacy of Theranos's blood-testing device.
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Smaller communities aren't immune to the risk because many revolve around a single employer, such as an energy producer or manufacturing company, that is heavily dependent on foreign markets, Brookings data show.
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The unquestioned truth about Trump is that he believes in a number of conspiracy theories -- many of which revolve around the idea that he has been victimized or is currently being victimized.
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Saintines belongs to what might be called in-between France: neither remote enough for village life to revolve around farming seasons, nor close enough to big cities to be a mere dormitory.
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Many of these levels revolve around shootouts, but several of them are designed as first-person platformers, where Henry's objective is to traverse a series of obstacles by leaping, running, and climbing.
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For years, though, those controversies tended to revolve around how much grazing was too much: Stock growers, unsurprisingly, tended to think the land could support a lot more animals than federal managers did.
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Most of the options for simulated employment revolve around maintaining the prison itself, which is also true in the U.S. prison system, where the vast majority of prisoners work directly for the prison.
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I realize, of course, that voters — people who presumably have lives that revolve around more than the president's tweets and closed-door testimony and SCIFs — may be watching the situation slightly less obsessively.
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Today's announcement may revolve around the vehicles that Blue Origin plans to make to explore the Moon, which could serve as a pitch to NASA about what the company is capable of achieving.
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The fact that the Moon really does revolve around the Earth, and can be shown to do so, made it natural to assume that all the other things in the sky do, too.
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According to AdAge, the free, ad-supported version will feature a lot of back catalog from Amazon, including children's programming as well as lifestyle shows that revolve around topics like cooking and travel.
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Chocolate-covered strawberries, wine and cheese, and oysters all continue to rank high on the list of sexy foods and likely will as long as wining-and-dining fantasies revolve around classic aphrodisiacs.
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Stewart traveled with MSC to various port cities to develop shore excursion itineraries—most of which revolve around food and culinary activities—that go way beyond your standard zip-lining and parasailing trips.
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A little bit about my foot anatomy: I have flat feet and an extra bone on the side of my left foot so my main concerns revolve around extra support and strap placement.
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There's Greyjoy's Anatomy, which we imagine would revolve around Theon Greyjoy's residency at Iron Islands Hospital, including dire life-or-death situations (he's pretty good with those) and sexy trysts with his coworkers.
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State Department spokesman John Kirby said U.S. officials involved in the interagency process that deals with national security had discussed other options "that don't revolve around diplomacy" to address the situation in Syria.
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It's an open secret that certain social networks are really best-used as a repository for pet and baby photos; my entire understanding of Vine and Instagram revolve around not people, but pets.
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For Varsavsky, as much as the aura of entrepreneurship might revolve around iconic founders like Elon Musk or Steve Jobs, a company's success has more to do with the teams its founder builds.
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In her book Literature and Fascination, Sibylle Baumbach argues that the myth has endured thanks in part to our growing appetite for grand narratives of fascination, which often revolve around dangerous female seduction.
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Known as hawla, the old songs are slow and normally played at weddings, love stories that revolve around the towns of northern Rakhine, traditions like flying kites, and the rhythms of rice farming.
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Unlike most Chinese restaurants, the menu here is small, which means instead of doing everything just OK, they nail the dishes they put out—most of which revolve around traditional, hand-pulled noodles.
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The game is supposed to revolve around Kara, an android who achieves consciousness and figures out the meaning of "freedom" in a world where her fellow androids are used as tools and servants.
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And Tuesday's round of sports-related soul-searching often seemed to revolve around a single question: Why did a political firestorm about transgender rights have to shut down basketball courts and baseball diamonds?
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As the general manager of the western region of Disney California Adventure Park, Maggetti's days revolve around everything from managing cast members to dealing with developing and building new attractions in the park.
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The most consistent comments revolve around how edgy the series looks, which should come as no surprise considering the high-caliber actors involved including Ed Harris, Anthony Hopkins, Thandie Newton and Jeffrey Wright.
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Many scenes revolve around a talk therapy group for vets, where one of Castle's old war buddies tries to help other folks who served into a successful "second life" in the civilian world.
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Most of the proposals revolve around returning power to the states but lack details about how to pay for reforms and avoid the massive disruption in insurance plans that would come from repeal.
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In other words, asking companies whose business models revolve around exploiting data-based consumer-influence techniques to explain their privacy policies seems about as useful as asking sharks to hold forth on veganism.
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Though neither Katie nor "Midnight Sun" seems disturbed by the paternalism of her circumstances, most fairy tales revolve around a prince, not a parent, and, accordingly, both Katie and the film idealize romance.
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"Getting China to open its market to more U.S. exports is significant, but the far more important issues revolve around forced technology transfers, cyber theft and the protection of our innovation," he said.
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The disputes revolve around key questions about executive authority, including whether Trump must answer to congressional subpoenas for his financial records and whether the president is immune from local and state criminal investigations.
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She picks up a hot lover at the Fat Babe Pool Party in Season 1, and her romantic issues, while aplenty, revolve around hang-ups that have nothing to do with her weight.
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Why it matters: Augmented reality offers a range of enticing possibilities, but also will raise fresh concerns about privacy, advertising and just how much we want our lives to revolve around constant connectivity.
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The word citizenship is sacred to me, because I think it's like knowing that I have a right to exist, but also fully knowing that the world does not revolve around me. Right.
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The next two episodes respectively revolve around a young lieutenant forced to take command for the first time when senior officers are incapacitated, and a culture clash over the customs of an alien species.
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This dichotomy often causes the focus of the discussion to revolve around whether or not technological unemployment will become widespread — but more interesting than that is how few are discussing whether it should happen.
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Based on the novel by Jay Asher, the show is about a teenage girl who records 13 reasons why she ended her life, most of which revolve around the mistreatment she experienced from peers.
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"My arguments will ... revolve around the numerous calls made by the United Nations to Brazil to legalize abortion in all cases," said Sebastian Rodriguez, a lawyer at the U.S.-based Center for Reproductive Rights.
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So it's frustrating when these tentpoles revolve around stories that, say, pit Batman against Superman because Lex Luthor happens to hate Superman because of undercooked father issues that have nothing to do with Batman.
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The charges against Manafort and his longtime business partner Rick Gates revolve around work they did from 113 to 2015 as political consultants in Ukraine during a stormy period in the former Soviet republic.
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When she's home, she says her days revolve around her family: She goes for morning runs, takes her son to school, attends meetings, and cooks and cleans her compact two-story, plainly decorated house.
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Quiz Date Live is here for you, Ashley Carman reports: A new app's creators think they know the key to dating success: a trivia-oriented game show where the questions revolve around a bachelorette.
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Added to this are more intense swells, soil loss due to erosion, booming tourist activity and the pollution by tons of plastic garbage that revolve around the most remote inhabited island in the world.
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Some of iOS 12's other important additions revolve around performance, like apps launching 40 percent faster, keyboards coming up 50 percent faster, and the camera app opening 70 percent faster on older devices.
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But all of these reasons revolve around the idea of a risk premium; a Labour government involves a greater risk and thus investors will be willing to buy British assets at a lower price.
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Much of the conversation in the literary world and Hollywood, and everywhere where high-profile men have been accused of sexual misconduct, tends to revolve around the accused and what's at stake for them.
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The Comcast insider says secret talks at the executive level revolve around Roberts and Burke's desire to replace Lack with at least two people in an effort to restore credibility to the news division.
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But even in such a world, feed-based platforms will still have to rank and recommend content — and many conservative complaints revolve around the fact that they do not always rank at the top.
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Up until "Manhunter," Hiram's machinations only pushed Varchie to become even more fixated on each other, though 99% of their conversations revolve around either their devotion to one another or their explosive sexual chemistry.
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There's a reason why superhero storylines often revolve around heroes fighting the perceived social threats of their day, acting as watchdogs on the world stage, and gallantly coming to the rescue of weaker nations.
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In short, Making History is supposed to revolve around the character with the least at stake, which isn't terribly interesting, and in every episode it has to find ways to get around that problem.
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Say that game is also fundamentally structured to promote creative alternatives to one-on-one combat with enemies, and that its key activities revolve around defending and protecting people and sites in the world.
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From the looks of the above preview, the entire episode will likely revolve around the clash between the Starks and the Boltons — and it looks as though no expense has been spared budget-wise.
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Helmed by Radio 3's Alan Davey and set to launch with the station's autumn schedule, programming will revolve around newly commissioned, ASMR-conducive clips of relatively quiet scenes with minimal but effective sounds.
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"The visibility forced all of them to speak on the issues, right?" he asks — though it's hard to imagine a Baltimore mayoral election that wouldn't already revolve around issues like policing, education and poverty.
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I was excited to talk to him about the company, but had no clue just how much contact we'd have or how much my professional life would revolve around him over the next year.
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There are many versions of what led to the charges against her, but all revolve around a verbal altercation with Muslim neighbors in Punjab, an eastern province, about drinking water from the same vessel.
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In the runup, Democrats betrayed little nervousness about pushing a shutdown, because they believe any immediate backlash will be long forgotten in a midterm election destined to revolve around another, even more polarizing president.
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An N.B.A. off-season frenzy expected to revolve around LeBron James took its first wild twist on Friday with the revelation that the San Antonio Spurs' star forward, Kawhi Leonard, wants to be traded.
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Critics may like to grab copies of Variety on their way to screenings, but unlike the conversations in the halls and over dinners at, say, Sundance, the talk here doesn't necessarily revolve around deals.
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"There's a lot of considerations that revolve around hospital capacity and medical systems capacity as well as the need to be nimble in terms of strategy given the magnitude of the outbreak," Daskalakis said.
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The focus of the first season, which will "peel back the curtain on the personal and political lives of these enigmatic women," according to Showtime, will revolve around Obama, Eleanor Roosevelt and Betty Ford.
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In the best Emilian tradition, antipasti revolve around cheese and cured pork, and the secondi are rich but not overly elaborate: a butter-basted sirloin, for instance, with a sauce of sweet red peppers.
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The lawsuits in Georgia, Texas and Arizona revolve around listing Republican candidates first on the ballot in any given race, which social science researchers say could benefit the candidate listed first on the ballot.
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Her most popular videos revolve around silly antics like pranking family members (which received 23.2 million views), making a mess of herself and her outfit before the school dance and getting grounded for life.
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They revolve around anonymous hand-written letters delivered by mail, alleged acts of retaliation against whistleblowers, and emergency meetings at Thiel's home as he tries to make sense of the mess at the firm.
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These new systems will revolve around a computer chip, or central processing unit, that controls some 20 sensors throughout each vehicle, including the windshield and car bumpers, connected to radar systems, Mobileye and STMicro said.
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Kirby especially hated everything remotely Nazi-ish, and his most enduring creations for Marvel and DC Comics revolve around the fight against fascism (see DC's New Gods and their main villain, free-will hating Darkseid).
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More will no doubt be added as word of the functionality spreads, though, if the company's Twitter feed is any indication, they'll largely revolve around babies and cute animals (give the people what they want).
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That's where Tyga comes in: according to THR, the Kingin' With Tyga subject will play Jamal, the stepbrother of yet-to-be-cast Deion Elliot, a high school athlete whom the series will revolve around.
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Beyond that, a lot of the fabrication I did in school was self-taught, and by junior year I just made it my mission to make all of my assignments revolve around sculpture and puppets.
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And not only is Nederlander using Spears' songs in the upcoming story, it'll revolve around classic fairy-tale characters, including Cinderella and Snow White, who will see their lives reimagined through the pop star's music.
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I would take on uninteresting side quests, which typically revolve around venturing to somewhere dangerous to collect or kill something, because I knew it would help me learn more about the fascinating residents of Whitechapel.
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But one set of plausible explanations revolve around the basic fact that the nature of the war against ISIS is intensifying, and changing in a manner that's more likely to take the lives of civilians.
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We sit at our local bar and have a few beers and laugh at each other's jokes (preferably dirty ones and not the kind that revolve around our toddler), and just enjoy each other's company.
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What really might be at the core of these decisions, though, is that all these ideas about new mobility-based business models revolve around a core concept of reducing, or at least altering, car ownership.
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More recently, though, she has taken starring roles in films like 20th Century Women and The Kids Are All Right, which revolve around the lives of interesting women, who happen to also be middle-aged.
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If this discussion was really about their health, which it isn't, it would revolve around the one thing we know for sure about the shape they're in: Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are both old.
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She talked about a new life that'll heavily revolve around her son, Kevin Jr. The crowd also went wild when she announced she's just a few days away from moving out of a sober house.
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The movie will revolve around a four-person expedition into Area X, a mysterious zone that had adverse effects on 11 earlier exploratory teams; Isaac will play Portman's husband, a member of an earlier expedition.
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The storyline for the episode is said to revolve around a lawsuit brought by a woman claiming to have been raped by the candidate — played by Office Space's Gary Cole — when she was a teenager.
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So, the conversations at our dinner table didn't just revolve around the people in our community that didn't have enough to eat, but the nonprofits themselves and how they really struggled to survive and thrive.
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But those obsessives can't see what Bloomberg sees: a political world that seems to revolve around him as clearly as it seemed to mankind for ages that the Earth was the center of the universe.
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Simple fact is there is one key priority -- tax reform -- and everything the Senate plans to do will revolve around ensuring nothing gets in the way of that, especially a toxic political debate on guns.
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These efforts don't revolve around particular candidates or elections; the goal was to "reimagine black voting power," as Thompson put it, both registering new voters and inspiring and training others to run for local office.
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Yet, despite the majority of commentary and critique of Cellar Door Games' seminal roguelike, Rogue Legacy, opting to revolve around concepts of death and rebirth, it is a game all about indebtedness and family relationships.
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Brandless also sells its own all-natural household and personal care products, though, unlike Grove Collaborative, it also focuses on food and, unlike Grove, it offers a subscription service, yet does not revolve around one.
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While Disney continues to deliver family-friendly superhero features that revolve around its "Avengers" franchise, Fox has found success in the last two years with R-rated movies based on characters like Deadpool and Wolverine.
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It's also forcing Americans to turn to livestreaming or video chat options for events central to our daily lives that would ordinarily revolve around in-person gatherings: school, office meetings, religious services and college tours.
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The allegations revolve around disclosures to The Wall Street Journal, which revealed in October 2016 a dispute between the F.B.I. and Justice Department over how to proceed in an investigation into the Clinton family's foundation.
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But Vertigo's bungling of the original release speaks to the ways that some comics (particularly those that don't revolve around white superheroes) are sidelined in today's marketplace, even when there is demonstrable demand for them.
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And so, there's this fledgling movement toward authoritarianism that's in place, that's going to revolve around the idea of we have to protect ourselves from the Russian threat, and that hasn't played itself out yet.
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"Saudi policy will now revolve around inflicting pain on other producers over the short term, but its long term objective is to be the predominant market manager and price setter," analysts at Eurasia Group said.
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But the issue was, you know the mindset was, that when you build something from nothing, is you're really having the business revolve around a business model, versus building a brand and being consumer-centric.
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