They set the tone; I thought Jeremy and Brook really set the tone.
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I think our leaders set the tone yesterday in practice.
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That clash may well set the tone for the campaign.
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And you've got to set the tone from the top.
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But that set the tone for the night for sure.
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On both ends of the floor they set the tone.
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What was something that set the tone here this weekend?
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Stephanie Parker: Yes, so just to set the tone here.
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The Golden Gophers set the tone on their first possession.
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YOU SET THE TONE WITH THE DOWNGRADE FOR GLOBAL GROWTH.
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That has set the tone for official rhetoric since then.
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Kendall, according to Kim, needs to set the tone now.
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She set the tone on set, a warm inviting atmosphere.
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That set the tone of a forgettable afternoon for Federer.
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But it is Trump who will set the tone Tuesday.
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Warren set the tone for the night in stark terms.
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It set the tone for the rest of the half.
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"My teammates always say set the tone early," he said.
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I like to set the tone based on the weather.
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It set the tone for several political dramas to come.
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On Iran, however, Mr. Bolton has helped set the tone.
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Until today, they were the ones who set the tone.
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How your Spotify songs set the tone for the economy.
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That result seemed to set the tone that has continued.
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That is what set the tone in the second half.
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"He's going to set the tone for us," Cole said.
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These words and deeds set the tone for ethical governance.
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That set the tone for a rocky relationship with Islam.
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How does that set the tone for the year ahead?
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The outcome will set the tone for the coming weeks.
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These would set the tone for campaigns over the decades.
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But for McCarthy, it set the tone for his conference.
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"I think he set the tone," Wright said of Booth.
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It also set the tone for all our future campaigns.
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Remain calm You set the tone on how people respond.
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We finally are able to set the tone for our lives.
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Maxine Waters, President Trump has long set the tone for incivility.
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That exchange set the tone for the rest of the game.
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Razer envisions movies integrating "mood lighting" to further set the tone.
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Jared really set the tone for everybody to step up to.
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The first few days of 2019 have already set the tone.
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I think scents really set the tone for how you feel.
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Howard set the tone, however, against a depleted Philadelphia front line.
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Petrusev and Woolridge set the tone early in the second half.
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He added a smiley face, too, just to set the tone.
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"It's hard, but Cory has already set the tone," Middleton said.
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It set the tone for our short but very sweet stay.
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"The onus is on employers" to set the tone, Goldberg said.
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But their clash will set the tone for the global showpiece.
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I thought his bulldog tenacity set the tone for us defensively.
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Conservatives want the House to set the tone by passing Rep.
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Smoak set the tone with a solo homer in the first.
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They set the tone for this civil, smart, and productive hearing.
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Asian markets set the tone, with big losses across the board.
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Gobbling up Northwest set the tone for Delta's aggressive international expansion.
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"Governors set the tone and direction for their states," Clinton tweeted.
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Reagan's, said the article set the tone for other unfavorable ones.
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It doesn't set the tone for the rest of your career.
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That set the tone for where we wanted to go musically.
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Stationery set the tone for the day, ushering in Burton's world.
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For the objectified lesbian, "American Pie 2 (2001)" set the tone.
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He opened doors and set the tone for so many broadcasters.
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Indeed, the host's opening monologue set the tone for the night.
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Morning rituals set the tone for the rest of your day.
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Leaders are the ones who set the tone at the top.
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He kind of set the tone the years I was there.
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"The Thin Man" set the tone of high-style romantic movies.
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On this day, it was Kentucky's defense that set the tone.
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That formative chaos set the tone for everything that would follow.
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That work ethic would set the tone for her entire life.
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"It helps set the tone for what citizens should expect," he says.
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Amazon founder Jeff Bezos set the tone with his board early on.
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Tillerson's visit has the potential to set the tone for the relationship.
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"What set the tone was the walk of the pitcher," Boyd said.
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The exposition set the tone for the City Beautiful movement for decades.
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She set the tone for Millennial pop music and women in it.
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That's a double or a triple and it can set the tone.
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"It's your department, and you set the tone, top-down," Jacqueline says.
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I feel like they really set the tone for the whole week.
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That kind of set the tone for him coming into the spring.
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Doug Ducey, who won his own reelection quite easily, set the tone.
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"That set the tone for us," Dodgers third baseman Justin Turner said.
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That set the tone for his tin-eared handling of the crisis.
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Who Hofmann decides to prime the network with could set the tone.
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Underneath the index level, earnings continued to set the tone for trading.
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That fleeting appearance set the tone for the remainder of the evening.
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That would effectively set the tone for most of the week ahead.
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That sort of set the tone for the rest of our relationship.
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Josh Kraushaar: Battle of the bases will set the tone for 2020.
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Both set the tone for their teams and keep them under control.
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"The first shift did set the tone," Flyers coach Dave Hakstol said.
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Cramer thinks the event will set the tone for the cloud sector.
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Jerry Nadler (D-NY), set the tone for the next few hours.
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"The first unit that was in there set the tone," O'Quinn said.
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The CEO has to set the tone from the top and enforce.
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His line's rollicking play set the tone in playoff games last season.
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This playful experiment set the tone for much of their subsequent work.
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This account set the tone for much of the rest of meeting.
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"Zack set the tone for us tonight," Arizona manager Torey Lovullo said.
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The far right set the tone, but the left shouldn't adopt it.
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I think he kind of set the tone in the first inning.
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America's midcentury propaganda success set the tone for the decades to come.
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This set the tone for much of the rest of my viewing.
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Hurts set the tone rushing for 99 yards on the opening possession.
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They set the tone with their first drive of the second half.
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In his remarks at the White House Monday, Trump set the tone.
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The episode would set the tone for the administration that would follow.
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An entertaining five-goal opening period set the tone for the night.
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Jamie Dimon and Janet Yellen could set the tone for Friday's trading.
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Molina's two-out, two-run double in the first set the tone.
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You can set the tone, or you can be clobbered by it.
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This set the tone for a first week full of eyebrow raising.
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They set the tone for what is likely to be a nasty 2020.
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There are more women in positions of power who can set the tone.
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"That set the tone for the rest of the game," said catcher Gomes.
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These folks have really set the tone for a queer creative gender explosion!
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That set the tone for what we wanted our records to sound like.
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Do you think that will set the tone for the next four years?
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"A good guide is to let your child set the tone," Saltz said.
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Sanders set the tone for much of the debate with his opening statement.
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"Archer came out and really set the tone," Rays manager Kevin Cash said.
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This main showroom set the tone for the entire store experience to follow.
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"Monty went out there and set the tone," Cubs manager Joe Maddon said.
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Chief Justice John Roberts will set the tone, and his colleagues will defer.
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In a 10-5 win over the Phillies, Collins set the tone early.
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It is difficult to know exactly how much Mr. Ailes set the tone.
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We can no longer allow him to set the tone for the country.
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Lanakila's barefoot run set the tone for two years of unrest and demonstrations.
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These initiatives failed, but they set the tone for future Christian right leaders.
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With this precedent, Trump set the tone for the actions of his administration.
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He started out by showing contrition, which set the tone for the day.
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For my last year, I get to set the tone for my legacy.
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As a starter we have to set the tone and set the pace.
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"Even if we didn't get any points, we set the tone," said Brees.
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He set the tone, determined the issues and tugged the party toward him.
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That moment set the tone for the rest of my embed — assume nothing.
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Despite Tillerson's best efforts, Trump's tweet ultimately set the tone for the conference.
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Training for events set the tone for an eventual partnership: pacing, passion, commitment.
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A calming morning routine can also help set the tone for your day.
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"The first deal that gets done might set the tone" for future deals.
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The moving performance set the tone for what will undoubtedly be somber night.
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Hayes Brown: That really set the tone for the next hour or so.
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The Flyers set the tone for an easy victory with a fast start.
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It's time right now to set the tone for the next four years.
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The president decided he would cooperate with Bob, and that set the tone.
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And Miranda believes the popular response can set the tone for the government.
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We set the tone for society through the stories we tell with our art.
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The first book, which is sold out for now, set the tone of things.
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His results in Washington will help set the tone for the upcoming electoral bouts.
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Ulis set the tone for the blowout, scoring 22 of Kentucky's first 216 points.
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I burst out laughing and that comment set the tone for our whole relationship.
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Lawyers, not diplomats, will continue to set the tone for Bolivia's relations with Chile.
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"The prom photo" set the tone for his work over the next eight years.
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"It's up to the starting pitcher to set the tone," manager Chip Hale said.
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He'll set the tone in our National Champ game tease, tonight on CBS. pic.twitter.
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It is up to Carson to set the tone and chart a clear path.
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But first, the French election on Sunday will set the tone for global markets.
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"It's going to set the tone for the beginning of the end," he said.
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The firm's pricing moves usually set the tone for the industry as a whole.
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I wanted the bare minimum just to illustrate the context, to set the tone.
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One donor set the tone with his query: Where should he wire the money?
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That set the tone for what seemed like a descent into familiar #OscarsSoWhite territory.
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The signals a President sends set the tone for ethics across the executive branch.
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The 22014 referendum debate set the tone for the politics of the subsequent decade.
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The dress divided the online-viewing community, and set the tone for the night.
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SET THE TONE I wake up around 7:30 or 8, on my own.
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The song will set the tone for the new image she's cultivating for herself.
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Your approach will set the tone for everything that will come during the talk.
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Denver set the tone right away by hitting threes on its first two possessions.
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It's the leaders of those big-budget institutions who set the tone for all.
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The other is that by going first, you set the tone for the negotiation.
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Obviously you'll need more than six Youtube videos but these should set the tone.
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"I think Gardy really set the tone with that walk," Manager Joe Girardi said.
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During World War II, the White House set the tone for the whole economy.
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The weakness on display in the United States set the tone for foreign markets.
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Did recording "Insomniac's Lullaby" first set the tone for the rest of the album?
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The U.S. downturn last week set the tone for Monday's trading in international markets.
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This set the tone for what was to be a night of surreal theatre.
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Representative Maxine Waters, the Democratic committee chairwoman, set the tone of the hearing early.
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Despite establishment fantasies, their shared vision will set the tone for the general election.
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So why don't we go all the way with it, and set the tone?
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"We wanted to set the tone," Hart said with a net around his neck.
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And it was that very image that set the tone for what was to come.
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Related: Charlie Hebdo 'Set the Tone': The Year in Questionable Allies and Freedom of Speech
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The far right set the tone and the two main parties simply followed its lead.
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But while Jones and Walker-Kimbrough set the tone, Slocum fearlessly sets the team's tempo.
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Ivanka Trump, White House sources said, "helped set the tone" of that well-received speech.
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It's a big one because it will really set the tone for future Fed meetings.
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A weak Wall Street on Thursday had earlier set the tone for many Asian markets.
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On the first shift, we set the tone of the game and went from there.
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"You want to set the tone throughout your whole career at the company," he said.
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That set the tone for A24 features to come: risky works that get people talking.
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We were just trying to set the tone by throwing strikes, pounding the zone early.
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The opening look — a heavy, knitted pinafore dress that swept the ground — set the tone.
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From the very beginning, Trump set the tone of greatness and unity in his speech.
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How you start your morning can set the tone for the rest of the day.
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Trump set the tone with a tweet early Tuesday morning, declaring himself a candidate unbound.
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The answer could set the tone for the two-week sprint to the Iowa caucuses.
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Such giveaways would set the tone for a looser policy ahead of the general elections.
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My attitude and competence set the tone, and others' perception of and response to me.
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Calhoun's 19th home run of the season set the tone against Astros starter Justin Verlander.
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"I had a chance to set the tone, and I didn't do it," he said.
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If his father set the tone for Mr. Bush's career, his mother shaped his values.
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Designers at Dior and Gucci set the tone, with big, bold tartan in streamlined shapes.
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Hurts set the tone rushing for 27 yards on five carries on the opening possession.
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President Jimmy Carter set the tone in the late 1970s by insisting on limited spending.
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Seguin scored 51 seconds into the game, and that seemed to help set the tone.
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"That situation right there set the tone for the rest of the game," Severino said.
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"We will talk about drug pricing, but the majority will set the tone," Green said.
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Notably, Roberts already missed a critical opportunity to set the tone for the impeachment trial.
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"They set the tone early passing the ball and getting their teammates involved," Kidd said.
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It comes fast, and you spend it just as fast, and that's set the tone.
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Wright's home runs set the tone for the game, which the Mets won, 5-2.
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We like #cannayoga to set the tone & create balance for the rest of the week.
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From Washington to Jackson, presidents set the agenda, set the tone and made the history.
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How Trump handles this issue will set the tone for much of his cyber policy.
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I think he gave a really sassy beginning that set the tone for our quickstep.
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That set the tone for what followed: another victory, another flourish, this time against Egypt.
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Disparaging remarks he made during his campaign announcement set the tone for most subsequent criticism.
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And it set the tone for that season well, because that season was a slog.
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More than any other player, he set the tone for the Mets' transformation into champions.
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"They set the tone and brought sports-talk radio to a whole new level," he said.
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This year's Grammy awards set the tone for a women-lead year, if you want it.
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"Adam's seven strong is really what set the tone for today," Marlins manager Don Mattingly said.
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Jukin forever changed how the internet operates and set the tone during this weird growing phase.
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Sesame Studios trusted Hall with crafting a music video to set the tone for the channel.
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It massacred a generation of people and set the tone of life for an entire century.
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The verdicts will set the tone for how cases like these are handled around the country.
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Little did I know, this would set the tone for the first year of my marriage.
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And for many companies, CES really does set the tone for the entire year's product cycle.
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Similarly, successfully blocking the merger could set the tone for the Trump administration's future antitrust efforts.
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That set the tone for the European bond market open, with yields rising across the board.
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They set the tone for smaller, privately owned energy firms (which control another quarter of investment).
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Today could set the tone for the rest of the week, barring any kind of incident.
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Mississippi State (288-228) set the tone early as it built a 22-193 halftime lead.
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All American's premiere episode seems to set the tone for this within the first few minutes.
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Last month, El-Erian said a divergence in monetary policy would set the tone for 2016.
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"I do think Mel Brooks kind of set the tone for this thing," Obama said afterward.
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She said the board "failed to set the tone and the culture" that it should have.
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Something about the Linn sound was so engaging & it set the tone 4 my ears, musically.
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And in doing so, they set the tone for the gruff, brooding, soulful Wolverine to come.
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Both Sarbanes-Oxley and Dodd-Frank set the tone for legislation in Britain and mainland Europe.
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" In many ways, Nasr said, the shooting "set the tone for what transpired throughout the year.
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Because what we decide to do today will set the tone for the next several generations.
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John Adams set the tone in a letter to his wife, Abigail, on July 19033, 21903.
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The backstroker Ryan Murphy set the tone with a world-record leadoff leg of 1003 seconds.
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Defenseman Alex Pietrangelo set the tone on the back line and often led the rush, too.
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Again I've been really interested in religious spectacles that set the tone or ward off evil.
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Castro tonight has completely set the tone on the immigration discussion, with others reacting to him.
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"It is a state people look to to set the tone for national policy," she said.
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It zips from one set of hands to the next, and the starters set the tone.
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At the end, gorgeous, soft strings set the tone, lulling you into a drifting, pensive melancholy.
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She said it will be up to the next leader to set the tone at CBS.
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"Who's going to set the tone in the city is not President Trump," Mr. Bajaj said.
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Then trend forecasters, Hollywood stylists (whose clients set the tone publicly for so many) and designers.
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"I think the mandate comes from the mayor and that's who needs to set the tone."
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He has set the tone with relentless attacks and misrepresentations, amplified by conservative and social media.
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"I thought throughout the game our physicality is what set the tone for us," Love said.
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But assuming it does come, it will set the tone, and prices, for the entire market.
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Cooper set the tone early with his question on Trump's "grab 'em by the pussy" comments.
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If you come in strong with confidence and style, you set the tone for the whole deal.
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He set the tone early by stopping Connor McDavid on a 2-on-1 with Leon Draisaitl.
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Thursday's policy meeting, news conference, and updated economic forecasts, could set the tone for potential policy changes.
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It set the tone for all the follow-on interviews I had with him over the years.
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Let's hope that this hearing doesn't set the tone for what's to happen in the coming years.
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Either way they should set the tone for what analysts predict will be a rocky earnings period.
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Pushing even their best player to be better set the tone for the rest of the organization.
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Stocks poised to jump: A stocks rally in Asia has set the tone for markets on Tuesday.
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Mark Zuckerberg tried to set the tone with a sober but optimistic post on his company's history.
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"These four women have adventurous and optimistic styles that set the tone for the season," Kors said.
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Legal experts have said Goodson's acquittal could set the tone for the four officers still awaiting trial.
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Evidence for this claim was scant, but it set the tone that Trump the performer wanted establish.
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I hate it very strongly, but I also think it might just work to set the tone.
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Legal experts have said Goodson's acquittal last month could set the tone for officers still awaiting trial.
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Good music helps us set the tone right — just who gets to choose it is the battle.
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Explain the shift Set the tone yourself, spelling out for clients why you are making the shift.
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Northwestern seemed to set the tone early after an Akron long snap eluded senior punter Nick Gasser.
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The second night his show aired, a listener set the tone by delivering marijuana to the station.
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The battle over infrastructure could set the tone for the next four years of intraparty Republican warfare.
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Worth noting: Trump set the tone for the immigration proposal with a discussion of MS-13 crimes.
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"This meeting should set the tone for risky assets until the end of the year," Baron added.
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And of course, South Carolina may just set the tone when it comes to what's at stake.
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Whitaker set the tone for the hearing in his first round of questioning with committee chair Rep.
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Wall Street looked set to suffer back-to-back losses later after Europe had set the tone.
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It was a chance to set the tone as lawmakers return to Parliament after their summer vacation.
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Kelly must help set the tone, develop the message and keep the entire team on that message.
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"I think it is a factor, and it helps set the tone for the sector," he said.
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"For the rest of the season, we want to try and set the tone," Demps told reporters.
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"She set the tone for some actors in our country and gave them a signal," he said.
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She made $50 a week to draw customers and set the tone by carousing until 4 a.m.
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And in his neglect in enforcing security culture, he has set the tone for the White House.
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She also accuses Mr. Shkreli of sexist and vulgar behavior that set the tone for the office.
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Dow futures slid 105 points lower overnight, which set the tone for losses to start Tuesday trading.
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"Bobby Hurley had a toughness and fearlessness about him that set the tone for us," Hill said.
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Bale set the tone by coming inside and hitting a fierce shot that Akinfeev could not hold.
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The recommendations set the tone for the administration's broader review, triggered by an executive order in April.
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But Iowa set the tone after intermission in converting four of its first six third-down attempts.
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How it started: President Trump set the tone for the day by tweeting at 7:58 a.m.
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Mr. Kalin became the chief executive, and his sensitive affect set the tone for the company culture.
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Drug stores, car dealerships — they'll bring me in to set the tone for the season and whatnot.
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The book set the tone for the treatment of slavery in classrooms and textbooks across the country.
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But how Sanders approaches Biden Sunday will set the tone for to the rest of the primary.
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The first half set the tone for the night's remainder — Texas Tech makes a run, Baylor counters.
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The first matchup, coming in the first inning, set the tone for the rest of the game.
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Your goal is to make a positive connection that will set the tone for the entire interview.
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The new CEO must set the tone for putting people first in every leadership action he takes.
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It's a moment that showed she came to play and set the tone for a fiery debate.
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A Da Vinci quote on the wall set the tone for more of what was to come.
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A company's performance during this time, good or bad, can set the tone for the new year.
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Tuesday morning's data could set the tone across financial markets, as investors position for the new month.
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"She set the tone for some actors in our country and gave them a signal," he contended.
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" As for the ever-present wine, she said "it set the tone for, 'welcome to our party.
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The latest data out of China, the world's second biggest economy, set the tone for currency markets.
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Kang said some sage advice from her brother, Alex, had set the tone for her breakout performance.
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Their intro turned out to set the tone for an evening that was generally ruled by women.
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America's closed purse set the tone for how much neighboring allies were willing to donate: Not much.
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Mr. Rosen urged the judge to "set the tone," given the gravity and notoriety of the case.
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Positive affirmations before you mentally review your day will set the tone for a more positive day.
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His successful post-Olympic transition set the tone for future success as a businessman and a motivational speaker.
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He is already promising a more aggressive leadership style, and set the tone with his pick of Mattis.
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Kansas City's defense set the tone early, forcing the Raiders back eight yards on the game's opening drive.
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" —The MP Shift Bar "Dinner parties are always more fun when your guests help to set the tone.
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Snap's IPO is being closely watched as it could set the tone for other technology offerings in 2017.
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That Crazy Rich Asians would set the tone for more films to come was kind of the point.
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"Fathers set the tone in a girl's life and there's no greater bond," Mike says in the video.
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We need leadership from AAMD on this issue; directors of organizations can set the tone from the top.
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It is events in the East, not the West, that will increasingly set the tone of financial markets.
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In a year when many startups went belly up, Lily Robotics set the tone with its January collapse.
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Adam Lashinsky: I think you&aposre right and I think Charles set the tone from the very beginning.
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Her earthy attitude and calm movements around the stage set the tone for a relaxed and thoughtful evening.
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Eventually this firm opened offices in Germany, and set the tone for a new era in German advertising.
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Our law governed liberal states still define the rules and set the tone for global culture and politics.
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This millennial privilege is, however, smaller in America, which tends to set the tone for the generation wars.
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They set the tone of the film and make you ready for the story you're about to see.
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Mr Macron set the tone when, soon afterwards, he warned of outbreaks of political "leprosy" in neighbouring countries.
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It has a violent conclusion but helped set the tone for Albee's raw and uncompromising works to come.
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They create and set the tone for everything, yet are rarely the faces pushed forward in mainstream media.
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You know what they say, the first hacks of January set the tone for the rest of year.
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"We needed LeBron to set the tone for us early, and I thought he did that," Lue said.
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"We knew it would be tough today but Jordan set the tone," the 26-year-old Kyrgios said.
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We can be sure that the outcome will set the tone for other discussions on this recurring topic.
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"But that would be the first thing someone would set the tone of the hearing with," he adds.
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But ultimately, it is up to the secretary of labor to set the tone and lead by example.
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Japan is not a member of that network, and could set the tone for other nations in Asia.
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We need to break out of this zone, and that would set the tone for the new trend.
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It is telling that the Queen herself has welcomed Meghan so warmly: that very much set the tone.
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UnitedHealth will set the tone for other insurers and investors will be listening for their plans on Obamacare.
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"She set the tone for some actors in our country and gave them a signal," Mr. Putin continued.
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Schoop set the tone in the first with a two-run shot to left-center field off Sanchez.
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On the other hand, I believe he has the responsibility to set the tone of our national discourse.
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Two decisions by Mr. Obama in 2009 set the tone for his leave-it-on-the-table approach.
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Neighborhoods had not fully recovered from the 1968 riots, and an aging Georgetown elite still set the tone.
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Her down-to-Earth charm and demeanor should really set the tone for the rest of the week.
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"A big part of that will set the tone of what we'll see later on in the week."
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"The way Jordan started the second half, I think he set the tone," SMU coach Larry Brown said.
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To the Editor: The first 100 days in office should set the tone for the new administration. 1.
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" — Frank Luntz "Warren tonight has completely set the tone on the economic discussion, with others reacting to her.
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How does this line set the tone for, and introduce the subject of, the rest of the book?
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So we can set the tone of the conversation that will take place in Bonn for COP 23.
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But rarely has the president himself set the tone from the top in the way Mr. Trump does.
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Its first message, posted by a user named Alyonka, would set the tone for the town early on.
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But the Yankees stormed back behind an energized crowd that set the tone for their entire playoff run.
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But the guard's defense set the tone early for the Clippers, who snapped a three-game losing streak.
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He seems to be implying that cops themselves set the tone when they pull these kinds of stunts.
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"The United States for decades has set the tone for conversations" internationally, said Daschle, whose father, former Sen.
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"She set the tone for some of our actors in the country and gave the signal," Putin said.
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That puts a heavy emphasis on how leadership behaves since they set the tone for the whole company.
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LAS VEGAS — It took less than five minutes for Elizabeth Warren to set the tone for Wednesday's debate.
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A vibrant cocktail, ruby-red and sparkling, will set the tone for an intimate Valentine's dinner at home.
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It wasn't quite as explicit as Dark Knight, but it helped set the tone and establish Miller's sensibility.
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They do not conspire but they do set the tone at the top, doing little to encourage price wars.
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Chiefs head coach Andy Reid said the early defensive stand followed by the quick score set the tone early.
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The issue could set the tone for relations between Trump and the Republican majorities in the House and Senate.
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"Tonight is going to be fire," Carey tweeted ahead of the gig, and her outfit definitely set the tone.
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European markets and US stock futures indicate that weakness in Asian stocks will set the tone for the day.
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"A strong move in one direction or the other could even set the tone for the next two weeks."
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However, the central bank's comments and outlook will likely set the tone for monetary policy going forward into 2018.
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His recommendation to Trump set the tone for the administration's broader review, triggered by an executive order in April.
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In general, Trump's political appointees will set the tone for each agency, and the career staff will follow suit.
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In bygone eras, their work would've set the tone for the election, dominating news cycles for weeks or months.
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Giolito (26-21) set the tone by striking out back-to-back Rays hitters to lead off the game.
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Employees are the backbone of any company; employers set the tone and create an atmosphere where people can succeed.
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"Just set the tone early against a great defensive Seton Hall team," said Reynolds, who swept seven offensive rebounds.
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A strong jobs report could set the tone for the Fed's monetary policy meetings for the rest of 2016.
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A strong jobs number could set the tone for the Fed's policy moves for the rest of the year.
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Having her mom, Tina, introduce her and praise her maternal touch set the tone for the next few minutes.
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Mayors have also set the tone for handling racial divisiveness following white supremacist rallies in Charlottesville, Boston and Portland.
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However, Trump can set the tone for criminal justice reform across the nation with the federal policies he champions.
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"Many golfers have come before that have set the tone for what we are doing here today," says Fassi.
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Paschall made the first shot of the game - a three-pointer assisted by Booth - and that set the tone.
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Guard Aaron Holiday scored 23 of his career-high 33 points in the first half to set the tone.
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These descriptions set the tone for The End of Eddy's equally brutal pronouncements on Hallencourt's people and their behaviors.
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The framework unveiled Wednesday, though, will set the tone for the debate, with much of the work still ahead.
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"This administration has allowed domestic politics to so unbelievably set the tone for the foreign policy agenda," he said.
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As a senior member of President Bush's staff, he also helped set the tone for the entire White House.
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Bob Corker set the tone by stating many lawmakers are "filled with doubt" about the White House's foreign policy.
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The spot focuses on a familiar issue, the one that has set the tone for his campaign: illegal immigration.
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Those statements will set the tone for the full day of questioning from Democratic and Republican senators on Wednesday.
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This set the tone for the rest of the year with ad fraud being reported as a widespread problem.
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Whoever is elected will make unexpected decisions, set the tone for governance, and face plenty of resistance from opponents.
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What you are trying to do is set the tone for the conversations that are going to go forward.
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It set the tone for nine years of surveillance, interference, legal loopholes, and cover-ups that ultimately didn't work.
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Cruz also set the tone of the night, taking the opportunity to unite the Republican candidates onstage against Obama.
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President Xi Jinping of China set the tone for the Communist Party congress in Beijing with a marathon speech.
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"Coming home, with my family, my art, really set the tone for me to begin to heal," he said.
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That set the tone of the day for Happ, who did not make it out of the third inning.
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Soon after the first athletes disappeared, the home affairs minister, Peter Dutton, issued a warning that set the tone.
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I do matcha to set the tone for my body, because it has so many great things in it.
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"Obama set the tone for his campaign: 'You are positive, you are respectful, you are civil,'" Ms. Huppert said.
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The Oilers set the tone early when Jordan Eberle broke free on a clean breakaway on the opening shift.
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Mr. Flynn also appears to have helped set the tone for Mr. Trump's testy relationship with the intelligence community.
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Friday marks the second day of trade talks, aiming to set the tone for high-level negotiations in October.
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Betty Ford set the tone for modern times by being open about having a mastectomy to fight breast cancer.
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But these biannual seasons of New York auctions rely on individual trophies to set the tone, and the headlines.
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Many said that set the tone for a wider newsroom ruled by fear and aggression, and that tolerated bullies.
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Mr. Trump set the tone for Republicans early in the day, claiming that Democrats were effectively supporting Maj. Gen.
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That scripted exchange will set the tone for his role in the proceedings, which history indicates will be limited.
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"The first couple that come out of the gate will really set the tone for the year," said Cunningham.
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And he wasn't onscreen long, yet he made a huge impact — really set the tone for the whole film.
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Trump's first 100 days in office will likely set the tone for the next four years of his presidency.
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What it does mean: You get to set the tone and expectations for how people behave in your space.
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The first band to perform, Whiskey Business, set the tone, playing upbeat country songs about love and traditional living.
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They can also help set the tone for your relationships for the upcoming year, said etiquette expert Elaine Swann.
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The president can set the tone for the whole year in taking action against hunger at home and abroad.
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They know and understand the importance of good customer service, which really set the tone for my entire experience.
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Though there are serious scholars working in the field, it is the ideological gender theorists who set the tone.
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Aaron Judge, a little-heralded rookie, has set the tone with a steady barrage of majestic blasts of unfathomable distance.
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"She set the tone for some public figures in our country, gave them a signal," Putin said at the time.
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The Secretary of State's visit to China has the potential to set the tone for the upcoming Xi-Trump meeting.
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That put me in a really great state of mind, which set the tone for the rest of my day.
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Trump set the tone when he kicked off the meeting with a hyperbolic assessment of his own achievements in office.
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But some felt that the initial questions during the hearing -- meant to set the tone — could have been more probing.
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Cook set the tone for the blowout victory, scoring the first four points as Iowa seized a 5-0 lead.
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But it was his first inaugural speech that set the tone for his entire presidency and for the country overall.
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The ceremony ended with a performance by a Japanese drumming group to set the tone for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
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"It was the exclamation point that set the tone that Al-Islah was now going to be targeted," said Schmitz.
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However, the Cubs put together five hits in a four-run third inning that set the tone of the game.
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Earnings from dozens of companies could set the tone Thursday, but analysts are looking at the action in markets themselves.
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While Clemson's offense had its way with Louisville, amassing 613 yards, it was the Tigers' defense that set the tone.
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In the wake of the #MeToo movement, our fictional characters can help set the tone for the culture around us.
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His speech then set the tone for the candidate's ability to dominate the headlines with provocative statements, insults and hyperbole.
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Corn set the tone, with the nearby July contract gaining sharply against back months on spreads, reflecting firm cash markets.
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A Trump adviser said he expected the meeting to "set the tone" for Trump's relations with Japan and the region.
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"He has set the tone for the office to take a very professional and aggressive stance toward terrorism," Lenkart said.
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The Grammys seemed to set the tone earlier this year, putting the onus on artists to create moments of wokeness.
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China's industrial production and retail sales data due on Monday could also set the tone for Asian trading next week.
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But it certainly set the tone for the rest of the night, which fell flat and rarely picked itself up.
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While a timeless color scheme inspired by the couple's honeymoon on Italy's Amalfi Coast set the tone for the table.
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Okeke's basket 15 seconds later put the Tigers back on top and set the tone for a tight second half.
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"I do think Mel Brooks kind of set the tone for this thing," Obama said after doling out the honors.
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A new BoE committee was also created to spot broad risks and set the tone and direction for regulatory oversight.
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Chicago set the tone early as it scored the game's first 25 points and led 23-22 at the half.
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"Our friendship is exactly what set the tone for this film," she said at the A Star is Born premiere.
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DeBrusk's opening tally 118 seconds into the affair set the tone for the rest of the game for both teams.
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More broadly, a Trump administration would set the tone for police departments everywhere, so that racial profiling would be encouraged.
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The starting pitching did a great job the last three days, and that kind of set the tone for everything.
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Houston opened the third quarter on a 220-23 run to set the tone for the rest of the way.
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It is a lowest-common-denominator affair, where the least-competent service, rather than the most, will set the tone.
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A weak session in Asia set the tone, with Chinese stocks falling 66.3893 percent to their lowest since September 66.3883.
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The next phase of the relationship between the two countries could set the tone for the rest of this century.
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He set the tone in one of his first television appearances as Trump's lawyer, on Hannity's show, a favorite destination.
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The markets are testing key levels, and the next move could set the tone for the rest of the year.
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"In the first period, you want to set the tone, get a good feeling, and build off that," Lundqvist said.
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JPMorgan set the tone on Friday with a record $8.3 billion of earnings for the three months ending June 30.
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At the end of the day, he set the tone, he made it his own and I think that's dope.
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OGE also wants to set the tone, sending a message to the incoming aides and officials that ethics are important.
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The product will set the tone for the premier audio company's somewhat off-brand foray into a wholly new space.
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The benchmark emerging equity index was down 0.3 percent after weak performance in Asia set the tone for European trading.
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It was a reminder to all of our common humanity and set the tone for dialogue instead of saber-rattling.
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"The people who care the most about anything—from politics to sports to pop culture—set the tone," he wrote.
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The company's soaring debut could also set the tone for other Japanese entrepreneurs to look beyond Japan's large domestic market.
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Inflation data from Britain, Canada, China and the United States next week may set the tone for the global economy.
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Worse, the audience set the tone for a debate that was more truculent than necessary and less enlightening than desirable.
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The size of the field matters, in part, because it will set the tone for the entire primary to come.
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"That actually set the tone for my Harvard career," said Dr. Melson, who had grown up poor in Compton, Calif.
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Bryant set the tone during the bottom of the first with a three-run shot into the left field bleachers.
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Employers should step up and do the right thing, especially at large corporations that set the tone for other businesses.
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A hard hit by the Flyers' Ryan White that left Brooks Orpik dazed in the second period set the tone.
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The Spartans set the tone from the first play, with Love connecting with Bailey Gaither on a 173-yard completion.
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More than that, CES typically helps set the tone for which tech trends stick for the rest of the year.
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That allowed her to set the tone on the set and to make decisions about hiring, creative direction, and production.
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Those watching the 15-person committee say he has gone a long way to set the tone for its work.
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Graham set the tone on the game's first offensive play when he threw a 220-yard pass to Malachi Carter.
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TLOU is also set in a grim, lawless world where this type of behavior is supposed to set the tone.
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Once again, Colorado is at the forefront of this movement, and has set the tone for cooperation regarding school choice.
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"They kind of set the tone in the first 10 minutes, and obviously they got some timely goals," Lundqvist said.
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The Ducks set the tone with a fourth-down stop at their own 33-yard line on Utah's opening possession.
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"I don't know if it set the tone but it kind of defined what we did all game," Brees said.
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This set the tone for the summit, in which the allies made clear they are done playing nice with Trump.
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Ryan greeted me immediately with a sincere welcome and warm smile, which truly set the tone for my entire stay.
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The Jazz set the tone against the NBA's best scoring defense with 33 first-quarter points to lead by eight.
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"Men can set the tone on their own social channels by sharing content that values all women and girls," Bunch says.
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The U.S. start-up's IPO is being closely watched as it could set the tone for other technology offerings in 2017.
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Even if no deal is reached immediately, their meeting could set the tone for the next phase of the trade spat.
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Avengers: Endgame, out in late April, set the tone for the rest of the summer: Expect many reboots and franchise continuations.
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Europe set the tone in 2016 with the General Data Protection Regulation, which introduces strong guarantees of transparency, security, and privacy.
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Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May tried to set the tone on Wednesday by announcing more troops for NATO's Afghan training mission.
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The NFL 100 celebration helped to "set the tone" for the season, and gave the league even more exposure, he said.
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In Love, Simon, modern synth-pop masters like Jack Antonoff, The 1975, and Troye Sivan set the tone of the film.
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So it only makes sense that Nvidia would set the tone for this year's CES, where AI plays a pivotal role.
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Ambrosio set the tone with a high-neck, form-fitting black velvet dress with sheer cutouts and a thick gold choker.
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Still, the die-hard Broadway fans will likely set the tone for how this film will perform at the box office.
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The new cowboy-Attorney General gives a speech to a room of lawyers to set the tone of this new administration.
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Why it works: If you don't know how to get started, this one is a great way to set the tone.
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This should, theoretically, set the tone for the New Year for everyone in the room, so it's a lot of responsibility.
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"The results will set the tone for the 2019 election," said Sachin Pilot, a leader of the main opposition Congress party.
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The unusually turbulent start to trading in 20163 has set the tone for what is likely to be another volatile year.
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Trump's comments are shocking and ugly enough on their own, but they also set the tone for the White House's agenda.
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As this expedition's leader, she has set the tone for the rest of the team to welcome all this guinea-pigging.
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Mueller has set the tone at the top with a dress code -- even if only for himself -- showing he means business.
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That could then set the tone and be the subject of subsequent meetings and follow-up summits, the experts told CNBC.
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And if all goes as planned, the surefire rollicking performance should set the tone for an energy-infused and memorable evening.
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There was Charles Forbes' Veterans Bureau affair, a kickback scheme that set the tone for the bureau for decades to come.
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Bigger rival Tata Consultancy Services Ltd set the tone for the season last week, but analysts remained concerned over its margins.
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"It really was a great second half by the entire time, but I think Nic really set the tone," Clifford said.
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Then Hill drilled a 232-pointer on Illinois' first second-half possession to set the tone for the hosts — and himself.
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His race-baiting monologues set the tone for each episode, and his language was shocking by even the alt-right's standards.
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Lower oil prices — which have been at the forefront of investors' minds this year — had set the tone for the day.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May tried to set the tone on Wednesday by announcing more troops for NATO's Afghan training mission.
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Finding these small things to be grateful for can set the tone for the rest of your day — and your life.
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Cornerback Brandon Carr set the tone for the Ravens' defense early with an interception on the first play of the game.
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It was more of an important album than Black Radio 2 because it set the tone of getting to Black Radio.
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"This was my first time working with Lu and it really set the tone for what was to come," Akinyode explained.
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A 19-0 run midway through the first half set the tone for the Wolfpack's fourth consecutive victory, all at home.
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Chicago opened the second quarter on an 8-0 run to set the tone for the rest of the first half.
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The demolition of the Babri Mosque in the city of Ayodhya set the tone for sectarian tensions that haunt India today.
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Moments before Air Force One landed in Brussels, Tusk got an answer that could set the tone for the entire trip.
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At national level the Seychelles' government has set the tone with its explicit focus on the importance of the blue economy.
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"We had to win this game to set the tone after the series we had against the Atlanta Braves," Reyes said.
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Jackie's approach set the tone for a modern template, economic advancement above politics, spread the money around a la Michael Jordan.
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Answers to questions such as these may set the tone for tens of billions of dollars of other investments in Iran.
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What a president does do is set the tone for the country—which directly affects the kind of music we get.
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I just think the way we guarded, the commitment we had at the defensive end really set the tone for us.
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A first-inning grand slam by Rafael Devers set the tone for another lopsided home loss to Boston that Gray started.
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The opening set the tone of an Oscars that offered a little more self-examination than usual among the self-congratulation.
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The fact is that you could bring it up in the House if you have the votes to set the tone.
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His two-page document set the tone for how he thought we should protect ourselves and our friends during the outbreak.
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Allies say that despite criticism for his inattention to policy, he has set the tone for his administration on regulatory issues.
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A seven-iron that did everything but go in at the par-three 14th set the tone for his hot finish.
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The Vols' defense also set the tone early, allowing the Commodores no more than 214 yards on their first eight drives.
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The first movie written, directed by and acted in by Quentin Tarantino, "Reservoir Dogs" set the tone for Tarantino's later works.
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Bankers hope that will set the tone for upcoming biotechs, as investors in Hong Kong get more familiar with the sector.
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Here's how it all unfolded: Julián Castro What he said: Former HUD Secretary Julián Castro set the tone by going first.
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" The focus should be on the first pages, which Ms. Lin said "set the tone for the rest of the piece.
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Snapchat -- which arguably set the tone for the decade by pioneering disappearing content -- has proved to be more niche than mainstream.
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While Schroder and Gilgeous-Alexander had big offensive nights for Oklahoma City, it was the Thunder defense that set the tone.
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Their brave actions set the tone and call the industry together to combat this deadly, antibiotic-resistant and extremely mysterious fungus.
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"It's become clear over the last two months that we really set the tone on opposition to Trump, set the tone on the policy agenda, and the fact that we've done so without the top-down approach of endorsements from the establishment I think is really something that voters across the state have taken notice of," Perriello said.
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The crowd, when we got there, was really mixed, and that's set the tone for the rest of my experience of nightlife.
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As Gates showed, the person at the top of capitalism's leaderboard can set the tone for how wealth should be used responsibly.
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Reed and McIlroy set the tone for a brilliant day of golf, with the eighth hole producing an outstanding Ryder Cup moment.
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The results in South Carolina — meanwhile — will set the tone for both Biden and Warren's campaigns for the rest of the primary.
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The pitch he threw to A-Rod in the first inning kind of set the tone for the rest of the game.
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When Tan Le was a child, she took a boat trip that would set the tone for the rest of her life.
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"You'll set the tone of who we are and how we act, and talk to people on Twitter," the job listing says.
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But former Obama adviser and CNN contributor Dan Pfeiffer said that it's up to the candidates to set the tone going forward.
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WALL building, tariff wars and Twitter-borne insults set the tone for the United States' relations with Mexico and Canada these days.
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"A lot of guys played well but they all know he set the tone with his defense and energy," Van Gundy said.
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Daredevil, the first of Netflix's interlinked Marvel Cinematic Universe shows, set the tone for those series' street-level conflicts back in 2015.
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The Rangers set the tone with three runs in the first off Seattle starter Nathan Karns (217-20) and kept on pounding.
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Bakhos added the U.S. earnings season would set the tone for the stock market going forward for the next quarter of trading.
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That was the perfect first memory of me in that dress to set the tone for getting to marry him in it.
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The Athletics set the tone for their comeback against Morton, who worked the first four innings scoreless yet didn't survive the fifth.
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They set the tone for competition show personalities and if you watched them together in the first eight seasons, you know why.
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Apple obviously doesn't agree, and it set the tone for simplifying technology and making it seem less daunting — but maybe we've overcorrected.
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That set the tone for a dismal season that ended with the sport's second most successful team languishing in ninth place overall.
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But the statement will set the tone for rate hikes to come, and give some sense of when rates will next rise.
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The Bearcats sit atop the AAC as the only undefeated team and they set the tone by winning the conference opener Dec.
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We set the tone early with our own play and allowed them to get some confidence and some easy buckets in transition.
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In many ways, Cuckoo set the tone for Forman's Hollywood work to follow, a filmography dominated largely by thoughtful adaptations and biographies.
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Gardner set the tone for the Yankees when he hammered Chris Tillman's third pitch of the game over the right-field fence.
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As with most reality shows, the first episode set the tone for a lot of the drama to come on this season.
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For a day that's supposed to set the tone for the rest of your life, a wedding requires a lot of work.
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It's up to employers to set the tone by encouraging employees to take time off and, of course, take time off themselves.
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What is clear is that the FTC response likely will set the tone for ISP conduct in the post-net neutrality marketplace.
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"You have to set the tone in a way that they like you and are excited to continue to read," said Jaras.
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Party leaders can more easily set the tone in the national party—if, unlike Mrs May, they are capable of exercising leadership.
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We had tremendous at-bats in the second inning that I think, as a whole, set the tone for a nice night.
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How the U.S. handles NAFTA, and other Mexico-related issues, after July 1 can set the tone for the next six years.
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First, research supports the fact that a few bad apples do set the tone for accepted and tolerated behavior in the company.
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It set the tone for a quarter where Boston shot 14 of 18 from the field and generally flustered the Jazz defense.
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Elliott set the tone with a shutout in overtime in Game 1 and was on top of his game throughout the series.
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He really set the tone on set — he was really kind to everybody and he's a really enjoyable person to be around.
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Dietrich's first Paramount movie, "Morocco" (1930), directed by Sternberg — who at that point was her lover — set the tone for future transgressions.
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The Knights' trio of Greg McCrae, Otis Anderson and Adrian Killins Jr. set the tone on the ground in the first half.
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Gardner-Johnson's first interception, early in the second half when Florida was leading by 13-10, set the tone for the Gators.
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Here's what you need to know: • President Xi Jinping's extraordinarily long opening speech set the tone for China's weeklong Communist Party congress.
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One Medical and Casper, though, are charging ahead, meaning that their debuts will help set the tone for the 2020 IPO market.
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The coming week, especially, is expected to reveal more about where lawmakers stand and set the tone for the upcoming trial itself.
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A Barstool sale, if completed, could also spur, and set the tone for, future deals between media companies and sports-betting operators.
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The short melody didn't have any lyrics but it set the tone for the New Mexico-set show during its AMC run.
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"We intend basically to set the tone of resistance here for the coming years," said Lacy MacAuley, a spokeswoman for the group.
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C., one of Trump's closest allies, set the tone of the hearing with a more than 40-minute speech blasting the FBI.
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She emphasizes that even though kids' lives are filled with other variables, parents have the power to set the tone at home.
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A live band set the tone, and a comforting, family-style dinner of Syrian food (tabbouleh, baba ganoush and fried kibbeh) followed.
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It is very much the job of the government to set the tone, to lead the way, to send the right messages.
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Speeches calling for unity and equal protections for immigrants, people of color and the LGBTQ community set the tone of the events.
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The ups and downs of negotiations and some mixed signals from Trump have set the tone for bond markets in recent weeks.
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The Flyers' aggressive defense set the tone early, as the team jumped to a double-point lead before the first media timeout.
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But they set the tone for this year's spate of attempted assassinations or failed abductions -- and, possibly, a new era of impunity.
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Mankiw's introduction to economics has set the tone not just at Harvard but for how Econ 101 is taught across the country.
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The look introduced the world to the decidedly low-key Duchess of Sussex and set the tone for her entire public image.
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Over the last few years, the Democratic base has turned to immigrant activists — often DREAMers themselves — to set the tone on immigration demands.
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The White House, however, is very much a clean slate, and the event will set the tone for what could be to come.
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Benjamin Moore just revealed its paint color of the year for 2019, and they want to set the tone as neutral as possible.
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Trump surprised by radio host's #NeverTrump pledge The Wisconsin governor could set the tone for a state that's do-or-die for Cruz.
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Charismatic leaders have enormous influence over their followers, who look to them to set the tone for how they should think and behave.
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On the data front, dealers anticipated U.S. non-farm payrolls later on Friday, which could set the tone for some near-term bets.
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But in other places around the state, the community-oriented structure of the forum helps set the tone for its real-world counterpart.
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I think Daisy did such a fantastic job with 'The Force Awakens' and she really set the tone for some great female characters.
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And he just went off, had a great weekend and that set the tone, and that was at the end of the fall.
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Whoever fills that post will set the tone for Trump's White House and be a main conduit to Capitol Hill and Cabinet agencies.
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The four-minute cooking demo was a success, with almost 4.5 million views to date, and set the tone for Fee's inimitable style.
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President Putin set the tone when he blamed Clinton for "giving a signal" to protesters accusing the government of rigged elections in 2011.
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It is the first major semiconductor to report this earnings season and will likely set the tone for the rest of the space.
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The opening song is an anthem for trash culture icon Linda Blair, and I think it really set the tone for our future.
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Apple had already set the tone going into this quarter that things were going to be better than what industry observers had expected.
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Host Larry Wilmore set the tone for the evening with a monologue that was more about the election than it was about books.
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The three-day event gives Google a chance to show off its latest work and set the tone for the year to come.
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They've already set the tone for a spring wardrobe that goes well beyond the typical A-line dresses, and for that, we're thankful.
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This performance—boring but OK, serviceably showy but nothing special—kind of set the tone for a night which was Awards Show 101.
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Against Winnipeg, they went 3-for-5 on power plays, and that helped set the tone by the midway mark of the game.
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That, aside from a setback in Hungary before the August break where he came fourth and Ferrari finished one-two, set the tone.
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The Elbrocks — Tricia and Ed — set the tone by recalling how drug smugglers kidnapped one of their ranch hands a few months ago.
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Economists expect the meeting this weekend to set the tone of future financial regulations, but warn against expectations for major shifts in policy.
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Bardle gathers them for a quick meeting to go over logistics, check in with each producer, and set the tone for the night.
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Notre Dame quickly set the tone when Book hit Claypool for a 7-yard touchdown with 9:39 remaining in the first quarter.
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But Martz also cautioned that nominees will help set the tone of hearings, and if they don't misstep, the tenor could remain calmer.
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After being cleared of the charges, Menendez has resumed his top spot and is bound to set the tone for an aggressive hearing.
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Germany data set the tone on Friday, showing prices falling 0.2 percent year-on-year, having been up by 0.4 percent in January.
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The idea here is that businesses can set the tone or pass along important information to those who are reaching out to chat.
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Maria Zakharova, a spokeswoman for the Foreign Ministry, set the tone on social media in comments that found ready support from many Russians.
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Snap is expected to go public in March after publicly filing last week, which will set the tone for tech IPOs this year.
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Senator Claire McCaskill, Democrat of Missouri who faces a difficult re-election campaign this year, set the tone with a blast on Twitter.
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The job of the faculty deans is to support students academically and personally, and to set the tone for the house's social activities.
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Your morning routine helps to ground you, and using it thoughtfully will help to set the tone for the rest of your day.
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But the Suns chipped away before halftime, then set the tone for the second half by scoring the third quarter's first 213 points.
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Political leaders set the tone of a nation, and once they have enabled the worst in the citizenry, it's difficult to go back.
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Here are eight takeaways from the 10th Democratic presidential debate Tuesday night in Charleston: Sanders gets front-runner treatment Warren set the tone.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch First impressions set the tone for every subsequent experience you have with a boss, colleague or acquaintance.
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But with the state dinner, she had the chance to set the tone for one new thing in her husband's somewhat tumultuous administration.
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But the Suns chipped away before halftime, then set the tone for the second half by scoring the third quarter's first 13 points.
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"Parliament has a responsibility to set the tone and protect the reputation of politics in Scotland," Mr. Carlaw later told The Scotsman newspaper.
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San Diego State's offensive execution set the tone at that time with 12 assists on 19 made field goals with only four turnovers.
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But the shot that set the tone for Williams was the same stroke that has for more than 20 years: her first serve.
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The Trump administration has set the tone, as it did when briefing members of Congress about the assassination of Iranian General Qasem Soleimani.
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But having given his creaky back a rest, he won the opening singles match against Abraham Ancer on Sunday to set the tone.
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Milwaukee set the tone early by scoring the first eight points of the game and had a 32-19 lead after one quarter.
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Can global leaders have the vision to grasp the opportunity, engaging in serious dialogue to set the tone for a peaceful 21st century?
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The 'Big Four' banks set the tone, rising between 0.3 percent and 0.9 percent, with Australia and New Zealand Banking the biggest boost.
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And now that he has set the tone, the Democrats are unlikely to let him shake it off, even if he tries to.
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"Those of us that care about community engagement, community solutions and metrics feel that it's important to set the tone" for other investors.
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Religious leaders often lead and set the tone for Muslim communities, which includes religious healers, so Dr. Sekandari and her colleagues at Mentalhealth4muslims.
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Minimalist videos for early singles like "Polyrhythm" set the tone, and high-profile collaborations with companies like Panasonic, NHK, and NTT Docomo later followed.
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Naturally, her orange and pink variation stood out among the crowd and set the tone for the rest of our most coveted summer hairstyles.
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The rebound in Japan set the tone for trade in European bond markets, with most 10-year bond yields down 1-4 basis points.
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"That kind of set the tone of his, I would call it, sexist humiliation and bullying which was pretty typical for him," Heldman claims.
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In fact, Macquarie's Hu expects credit growth to slow down going forward, "given top leaders have set the tone for monetary policy as 'neutral.'"
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Wheeler, a Twin Cities native, scored early to set the tone in the Jets' 1-0 win over the Minnesota Wild on Friday night.
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Because in both those situations, Trump set the tone -- in his administration and in the country -- where people felt empowered to take those actions.
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The dramatic exchange set the tone for what was already expected to be a tense day of meetings with leaders of the military alliance.
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The latest round of U.S.-China trade talks start on Thursday, the results of which will broadly set the tone for Latin American markets.
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Ashton Kutcher set the tone for the evening, welcoming "everyone in airports who belong in my America," alongside SAG members and viewers at home.
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"It was very important for us to come out of the gates with a big play early on and set the tone," he said.
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The banking sector will set the tone for earnings season when the group begins delivering quarterly results on Friday, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Thursday.
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The Supreme Court struck them down in 212, but they set the tone for race relations in the city for the following few decades.
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The Power of Failing was one of the first records released in 1997, and Mineral set the tone with their bold and vulnerable approach.
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You sort of set the tone of that kind of atmosphere within design to get the designers going and then the mood gains momentum.
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German government bonds are the benchmark for borrowing costs in the euro area and often set the tone for bond trading in the region.
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The outcome from negotiations between Xi and Trump would set the tone for the trading week, CMC Markets chief market strategist Michael McCarthy said.
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Senior forward Gavin Skelly set the tone on the game's first possession when he swished a 3-pointer from the top of the key.
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There is little on offer for Friday, but China's industrial production and retail sales due on Monday will set the tone for next week.
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Frey and Osborne's research set the tone for much of the recent debate over automation, and its message has been reiterated in subsequent studies.
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He basically set the tone for what was going to come, and anyone who sets the tone has to take a lot of s—.
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Perhaps more importantly for both, it helps set the tone of a business-friendly administration ready to ease regulations and cut U.S. corporate taxes.
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Fox does capture some footage of what happens inside the mysterious attraction, and he uses plenty of horror movie gimmicks to set the tone.
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Taylor Swift set the tone for the night, playing her new single "ME!" and bringing in a marching band for a super colorful set.
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But what a President says, who he has around him, and the tone he sets can set the tone for the nation at large.
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U.S. Representative Cheri Bustos, the Illinois Democrat who chairs the party's House campaign arm, set the tone for her most endangered colleagues on Thursday.
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The move set the tone for how he may approach his relationship with Trump and how his administration may tackle immigration on their end.
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But they may well set the tone, for example by demanding that chief executives remain disciplined about pricing and restraining investment in new capacity.
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"I feel very strongly that as the acting attorney general, I have to set the tone for the entire Department of Justice," he added.
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Traders are bracing for blizzard of data too, including jobless claims figures that will set the tone for Friday's closely watched monthly payrolls figures.
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Yet it was the lack of much interference by Mr. Trump or his aides that seemed to set the tone for the platform's direction.
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These conversations can go a long way to set the tone for the visit, improving the POC's experience in the white partner's family's home.
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What Uber does to respond to it could set the tone for what we can expect in the future from all of our institutions.
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And perhaps Apple's position as the big fish in a small pond of wearable competitors probably gives it the right to set the tone.
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Much like the venue itself, the table arrangements can really set the tone for your big day, be it vintage-chic or modern-elegant.
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Blickle's creative process involves several steps, beginning with small painted studies that set the tone for what will later become full-scale finished artworks.
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Though Trump leads the far stronger country, it often seemed as if he was on the defensive while Putin set the tone and agenda.
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The ceremony took place outside at Sterling Ballroom in New Jersey, and an assortment of harvest-inspired decor set the tone for the event.
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If a deal was reached, it could also help set the tone for a Trump presidency in terms of corporate America, Mr. Dilenschneider said.
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"It&aposs really important for the head of the company to make a strong statement and set the tone for everyone else," she said.
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Seven Ducks scored at least seven points — led by Ehab Amin off the bench with 17 — but defense set the tone from the start.
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The outcome of the trial will set the tone for future moves in the market and how the government treats these types of deals.
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He collected his reflections in "Boredom," a piece whose haughty crankiness set the tone for generations of intellectual distaste for popular culture and cinema.
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The first services that beckoned us to what was not yet widely known as the cloud set the tone for what was to come.
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Poland's president, Andrzej Duda, set the tone by declaring he had no intention of abandoning coal, which provides nearly four-fifths of Poland's electricity.
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It also helped set the tone for Soviet-American rivalry during the Cold War, profoundly shaping the world we live in today, historians said.
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Book El Dorado Maroma starting at $549 per nightThere are perhaps two words that automatically set the tone for luxury and romance: overwater bungalows.
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Ostapenko set the tone from the first rally on Saturday, winning it with a big backhand down the line that Halep could not handle.
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The docuseries is free of true crime gimmicks, twists, and turns, and Wall and McDermott set the tone immediately by addressing Hernandez's convictions upfront.
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The former businessman ran on a conservative platform that gave him an edge in the GOP primary and set the tone for his administration.
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Texas set the tone in the first by scoring five times with two outs off Yovani Gallardo (3-7), thanks to five straight hits.
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Senior guard T.J. Gibbs drilled a pair of 210-pointers on Notre Dame's first two shots to set the tone at the offensive end.
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Nico Carvacho, who scored a team-high 17 points and grabbed seven rebounds, set the tone for Colorado State as it took the lead.
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Modern Masters The booths at the entrance set the tone for the fair, and those at the front of the Armory do not disappoint.
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Nwora wasted little time announcing his presence with authority, knocking in a pair of short jumpers in the first minute to set the tone.
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Winston converted a four-point play in the opening minute of the second half to set the tone for the Spartans' final 83 minutes.
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Dr. Goldwasser helped set the tone for the laboratory as a place where researchers from all over the world could work and converse together.
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If the 40-year-old president succeeds it will set the tone for other reform plans, including revamping the education system and overhauling pensions.
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He will meet one-on-one with Kim to start the talks, bantering through translators to set the tone for expanded meetings later on.
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We cannot override federal law, but we can certainly set the tone for the country, and a lot of other states basically follow along.
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Today, a new generation of start-ups catering to Beijing's authoritarian needs are beginning to set the tone for emerging technologies like artificial intelligence.
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Such comments set the tone for a visit in which both sides will be eager to play up what unites rather than divides them.
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Still, the Microsoft party line has always been that Surface devices are intended to set the tone in the market as much as anything.
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Tonight will be the first time the two will exchange words in person since Iowa, and it could set the tone for the Tuesday primary.
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Today, Oculus kicks off its fourth annual Connect developers conference, where the Facebook-owned company will set the tone for virtual reality development in 2018.
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We constantly turn to the makeup artists, hairstylists, colorists, and nail artists who set the tone of what's cool in the city that never sleeps.
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The first quarter set the tone for a defensive affair, with the teams combining for six punts on the first six possessions of the game.
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He will have the opportunity to pursue an independent career, and the direction of that career may well set the tone for his public influence.
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It&aposs not as if the whole thing is that way, but that is supposedly the first meeting that is going to set the tone.
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He scored 2101 points in the first quarter to set the tone as the Warriors led by as many as 22013 in the first half.
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It's imperative for Google, Ghosh says, to engage and lobby policymakers and regulators in Washington, D.C., to set the tone for the broader tech industry.
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That meeting could set the tone for markets but also for how the economy performs if he is to proceed with higher or additional tariffs.
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Dressel's 47.22 seconds set the tone, before Nathan Adrian, Mallory Comerford and Simone Manuel, in the anchor leg, cruised home in three minutes 19.60 seconds.
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We're seeing some of the largest companies in the world, like Amazon and Google, set the tone for how and where voice can impact consumers.
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It set the tone for a long list of novels that explored the dynamics of family and personal relationships, often shaped by insistent social problems.
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The Pacers scored the first five points of the third quarter to even the score and set the tone for a back-and-forth period.
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Those words, spoken by Cyril Woodcock (Lesley Manville) set the tone for a film that, despite its male protagonist, is defined by its strong women.
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Pros agree that it really is up to parents to set the tone for acceptable behavior regardless of what kids see on TV or elsewhere.
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The unlikely blast from the 160-pound infielder set the tone for an emotional night in which the Marlins remembered their beloved ace Jose Fernandez.
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A series of thick, heavily modelled heads of his Uncle Dominique set the tone: the viewer watches the painter at work, attempting variation upon variation.
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To set the tone for the episode, Issa walks down the street in her neighborhood and gets offered a voucher for a free cold brew.
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First-quarter touchdown runs by Bentley of 4 yards and Denson of 24 yards set the tone as the Gamecocks took a 783-0 lead.
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The Watch What Happens Live host says his surrogate was impregnated just a week before his birthday, which helped set the tone of the event.
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JPMorgan Chase earnings and March retail sales could set the tone for Wednesday's markets, but traders will also be keeping an eye on oil prices.
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Morton set the tone by striking out the side in the first inning, throwing just two pitches out of the strike zone in the process.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo set the tone in a June speech where he accused China of an "unprecedented level of larceny" of intellectual property.
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"That lack of clarity set the tone early on," said Khaled Elgindy, a fellow at the Center for Middle East Policy at the Brookings Institution.
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And while that executive order didn't give him any new powers, it did set the tone for moving quickly to dismantle the health care law.
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"We've recognized the need to have conversations in a neutral space," and with a chance to set the tone, agenda, and guest list, she says.
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The BBC tweeted the following clip on Thursday, and we wonder if it'll set the tone for the series: Bird vs fish: nowhere is safe.
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He set the tone by dedicating his show to Laquan Mcdonald and directly calling out the Chicago Police Department at the start of his set.
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Apple thinks the U.S. government should set the tone, because so many other governments look to the United States and take cues from it approach.
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But it set the tone for an American administration that's proven to be as overtly friendly to corruption as any this side of Richard Nixon.
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The world's first interstellar communication system, the lingua cosmica, or Lincos, set the tone for all subsequent attempts by placing basic math at its core.
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Giolito issued back-to-back walks with the bases loaded to set the tone for what would be a long day for the White Sox.
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The Hill managing editor Ian Swanson and staff writer Alexander Bolton describe how January's events may set the tone in Washington for this election year.
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Last week, Trump signed two executive orders that many interpreted as an attempt to set the tone ahead of his meeting with the Chinese president.
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The article, by Joshua Green, was titled "This Man Is the Most Dangerous Political Operative in America," and it set the tone for subsequent coverage.
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He added that earnings reports from Amazon and Alphabet Inc's due later in the day likely set the tone in the Japanese market on Friday.
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President Trump's desire to help save ZTE could set the tone for the treatment of another Chinese telecom company that's under investigation for sanctions violations.
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It's striking against GM because it's the lead negotiator, meaning whatever agreement it reaches will set the tone for talks with the other two automakers.
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His first press secretary, Sean Spicer, a former spokesman and strategist for the Republican National Committee, set the tone of the White House communications operation.
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But that fight never happens if it's not for an incident earlier in the game that set the tone for the rest of the night.
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And when Angelie's schoolwork suffered as a result of her grief, Ms. Diaz used her own academic pursuits to set the tone for her daughter.
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Fox News set the tone for how prominently the Tibbetts story would feature in the media universe the president and his supporters follow most closely.
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President Xi Jinping of China set the tone by opening the forum on Tuesday, arguing forcefully for follow-through on the 2015 Paris climate deal.
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Dotson, Marcus Garrett and Isaiah Moss all came away with two steals to help set the tone on a standout defensive night for the Jayhawks.
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"She set the tone for some actors in our country and gave them a signal," he said, reflecting a widespread view in Moscow that Mrs.
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"The release of fixed asset investment and industrial activity (data) in China will set the tone in commodity markets," ANZ Bank predicted in a note.
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How full-throated a case other rich nations are willing to make for the climate deal now could set the tone for years to come.
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For Macron, the showdown will set the tone for the second half of his mandate, with more difficult reforms including to unemployment benefits to come.
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Druckmann's preamble set the tone for the first hands-on experience with TLOU Part II, one of the most anticipated gaming sequels in recent memory.
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"Once those cognitive issues happen, if you haven't already prepared and set the tone for the discussion, it's going to be a nightmare," she said.
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The best thing about shower music is that it lets me, a morning shower-er, deliberately set the tone for the rest of my day.
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Pienaar, the team captain, recalled that the tackle "set the tone" for the remarkable defensive effort that shackled the previously unstoppable Lomu throughout the match.
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They set the tone early in the game the way they competed and how hard they went at it on both ends of the court.
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The track set the tone for Emma's first two albums, Vs Head Vs Heart and Supercry, both experiments in deepening the musician's sound and songwriting.
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The man who President Donald Trump quietly met in London this week looks well positioned to set the tone of the U.K.'s fractured political scene.
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The Club started spending in early May, and those investments helped set the tone for the final weeks of the race to take on Democratic Sen.
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"Bodak" was really able to set the tone for what we should've expected for her debut album, and I think it's safe to say she's delivered.
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It's an opportunity for Gorsuch, who has spent the past few weeks on a listening tour through Congress, to assert his personality and set the tone.
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The cautiously supportive numbers were bound to set the tone for the rest of the week, said Cristian Maggio, head of EM strategy at TD Securities.
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Its 500 delegates are up for grabs three months earlier than in prior years, which could set the tone for the rest of the 2020 race.
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Get his full thoughts here The banking sector will set the tone for earnings season when the group begins delivering quarterly results on Friday, Cramer said.
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Instead, try to set the tone for the rest of the day by practicing a little bit of mindful eating and control during your first dish.
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It helped the younger guys set the tone, and to speak when they had to speak in meetings or when the team is not playing good.
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For the company, it was important to ensure that its shares see a healthy pop to set the tone moving forward — and ensure everyone makes money.
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Nightcap: The latest news and political buzz from CNN Politics | Sign up The schedule largely leaves room for Trump to set the tone of the week.
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While pointed, none of the jokes were especially sharp, and they set the tone for what ultimately turned out to be a lackluster episode of SNL.
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Biyombo set the tone by collecting 10 rebounds in the first quarter and had 16 at halftime as Toronto finished with a 54-40 rebounding edge.
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Amnesty Secretary-General Salil Shetty said in a statement that Trump's Muslim ban had set the tone for the hateful rhetoric that flourished globally in 2017.
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The Fed set the tone for markets in the past week, with its new forecast for just one rate hike this year, most likely in December.
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That essentially ruined the first 30 minutes of the debate, as far as getting the real people in the room a chance to set the tone.
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Even though the Hurricanes didn't produce on a power-play chance early in the second period, that seemed to set the tone for an extended stretch.
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The House of Representatives overwhelmingly passed a sanctions package on Tuesday that would limit President Donald Trump's ability to set the tone of US–Russia relations.
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The meeting won't explicitly change international law regarding drugs, but reformers hope that it will help set the tone for future international meetings about drug policy.
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The Orange set the tone by scoring 21 points in the first quarter and 13 in the second quarter to build a 21-25 halftime lead.
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The "Fat man does amazing dive — Shooting Stars" dank masterpiece, with its crappy editing and terrible effects, set the tone for the copycat videos that followed.
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As the premiers of the euro zone's two largest economies, the meeting will be a significant one and will set the tone for future EU talks.
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"I thought our two best players really set the tone for trying to get a road win and I thought we really concentrated defensively," Fizdale said.
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It's a track that helps set the tone and subject matter for the band's second record On Desire (out on June 24 via French Kiss Records).
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Falzon set the tone for his big performance by making two 23-pointers during a 28-216 burst that gave the Wildcats a 603-260 lead.
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The outcome is tabloid fodder involving one of the biggest Swiss companies and will set the tone for shareholder rights and management relations in the future.
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Donald J. Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, helped set the tone as well, breaking with Republican orthodoxy by vowing not to cut Social Security benefits.
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Hill set the tone by ripping off a 463-yard run on the game's initial series, and he finished it by scoring from 246 yards out.
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His speech will set the tone for Chinese officials who attend the Association of Southeast Asian Nations and the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation summits next month.
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As more buying and selling of assets took place across borders and time zones, the New York trading day set the tone for markets everywhere else.
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Christmas tree ornaments set the tone for the holidays, and in the bottomless abyss that is festive decor, personalized ornaments stand out for their sentimental value.
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Young set the tone in the first 40 seconds of the game, hitting Manek on a lob for the first of his 13 first-half assists.
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The design firm set the tone for Southern rap's near-complete takeover of the genre — to the point that Snoop would sign with a Louisiana label.
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As these trainings move forward, it will largely fall to members of Congress to set the tone for their respective offices to take these matters seriously.
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They lead by example, are in the best position to look for warning signs, and set the tone for what type of behavior will be tolerated.
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Sanchez set the tone in the first inning with his solo homer off A.J. Griffin (6-6), who lasted just three innings and allowed five runs.
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Boatwright hit 5 of 9 3-point shots, including one that was part of an 223-23 run that set the tone to start the game.
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The challenge he faces has made him a national figure, and his harsh view of Trump has set the tone for many other Democrats to follow.
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It is in their hands to set the tone, to start the groundswell necessary to move from politics as usual to the politics of problem solving.
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Peer-introduced AI in workplaces might therefore demonstrate the possible, and set the tone for the employer-sponsored implementations of smart machines that will eventually follow.
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That maybe set the tone for the rest of the record, which was whatever we felt like playing regardless of whatever genre it might fall into.
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Trump's combative style has set the tone for much of the campaign but in recent days he had pledged to pursue a more measured, positive approach.
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Greg Abbott had more than 1,203 bills sitting on his desk, awaiting his signature, many advancing conservative causes that can set the tone for other states.
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Greg Abbott had more than 1,200 bills sitting on his desk, awaiting his signature, many advancing conservative causes that can set the tone for other states.
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While the caucuses don't always signal which candidates will go on to win their party's nomination, they do set the tone for the race going forward.
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They've forced him to sell off the media company he founded in 2002, and to abandon the site that once set the tone for digital publishing.
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I'd been promised a pay bump "eventually" only to have it ripped out from beneath me, and it set the tone for much of my career.
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Nothing happened to alter the race radically, but the debate still revealed three things that will set the tone for the remainder of the primary campaign.
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Anne Klein and Kasper, sold at department stores such as Macy's Inc, are widely considered storied names in fashion that set the tone for women's careerwear.
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Republican and Democratic senators are gearing up for an intense battle over witnesses at an impeachment trial likely to set the tone for the 2628 elections.
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Read more " _____ • Timothy L. O'Brien in Bloomberg: "A rotating cast of advisers means that Trump will always set the tone, pace and agenda of his administration.
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"What happens on Monday will set the tone for the entire rest of the election," he told voters gathered in the back of a furniture store.
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Navy, high-waisted trouser suits tucked into snakeskin boots set the tone for the first part of the catwalk run as dusk fell over the city.
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Chinese data for industrial production, retail sales and fixed asset investment will be released later on Monday, which could help set the tone for this week.
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Osaka lost to Pavlyuchenkova in their only previous meeting, in 26, but set the tone early on Sunday with a dominating serve and never let up.
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A fun doormat, like this Harry Potter-inspired one, will set the tone for you and your guests as soon as they cross over your threshold.
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His adventures — shootouts, bar fights and poker hands punctuated by musical numbers and bouts of genial, straight-to-camera philosophizing — set the tone for what follows.
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Uber's CEO Travis Kalanick is in large measure responsible for the company culture at Uber, and he has set the tone for it from the beginning.
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Vice-President Mike Pence set the tone, confiding that serving a president "who's keeping his word to the American people" is "the greatest privilege of my life".
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While the craft beer movement that exploded in the past decade is in full swing, beer infusions may well set the tone for a whole new direction.
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"I think he has set the tone for a very collaborative process with Paul at the helm of the House and I think that is great," Rep.
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Because of Facebook's size and scale – it also runs Instagram, and messaging platforms Messenger and WhatsApp – it has already set the tone for much of online culture.
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KING: But I think it&aposs important to be out there and to set the debate and set the tone the way the way we wanted to.
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But the OED additions got me thinking about which words actually did define our year and set the tone for the way we'll look back on it.
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Macron's aides say he wants to set the tone and the direction of his five-year mandate in a ceremony that befits the office of the president.
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All three of the moderators were more focused on Clinton's weaknesses than Sanders's, and set the tone for a debate that overwhelmingly put Clinton on the defensive.
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It was the fastest ever three-goal haul in the top flight, and set the tone for a match which ended in total humiliation for the visitors.
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This helped set the tone for the European open and stock markets fell with the pan-European index down 29 percent and Germany's DAX 0.8 percent lower.
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As one of the first shows by a major designer on the calendar, he set the tone for what fashion could be in the post-Trump era.
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" Hart was presenting the first award of the night with Tiffany Haddish -- and set the tone early, saying, "You never know what's gonna happen at the VMAs.
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"When you have a couple days off, that first game is always the toughest, so I just tried to set the tone for the team," Davis said.
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His decision also sends a warning signal to North Korea that he will not let the country continue to set the tone and pace for the negotiations.
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You set the tone as President of the United States to make sure that everybody knows that intolerance and discrimination has no place in the United States.
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As previously reported by The WSJ and Bloomberg News, a steady drumbeat of leaks had already set the tone for what will be offered by the service.
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When he first started Blue Bottle, Freeman says, those big companies more or less set the tone for the business models of coffee cafes across the country.
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"Managers at the top set the tone, which cascades into workplace policies and training programs that other managers can use to support their employees," Evans-Lacko said.
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As a community grows bigger, there will inevitably be bad actors, and how a leader responds to them will set the tone for how the culture develops.
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At the same time, because Beahm is a high-profile streamer, Twitch's punishment here may set the tone for how seriously its community takes the platform's rules.
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The case will mark the first time the Supreme Court is debating transgender rights, and the decision will inarguably set the tone for trans rights moving forward.
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"When you're the head of the legal department, you're supposed to set the tone for what is ethical, what is responsible and what is lawful," Jaffe said.
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Although the six-foot putt he missed was certainly no cause for panic, unlike at Torrey Pines 11 years ago it set the tone for the day.
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Whether you're chatting one-on-one or participating in a large group meeting, set the tone by being as active a listener as you are a speaker.
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"If you're around in two to five years, these are the people who set the tone for how policymakers think about regulation in this country," explains Falvey.
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That knee-slapper set the tone for the next two days at SMILEcon, held this year in the ballroom of the Kimpton EPIC hotel in downtown Miami.
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Edsel set the tone for a Hollywood-style glamour takeover of the auto industry: Elvis Presley, Liz Taylor, and Frank Sinatra all owned Lincoln Continental Mark IIs.
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The IPO, which valued Funding Circle at around 1.5 billion pounds, is expected to help to set the tone for a string of large listings in Europe.
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Tokyo Commodity Exchange (TOCOM) futures, which set the tone for tyre rubber prices in Southeast Asia, have slightly recovered after hitting a four-month low on Monday.
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"This tender will set the tone for the future of offshore wind in France," said Tako Keja, director of Moulins de Flandre, the Shell-Quadran-DEME consortium.
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All of which would be fine, except that Fear the Walking Dead uses that opening as a way to set the tone for nearly everything that follows.
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Founder and CEO Whitney Wolfe tells Time that the system is supposed to make it easier for women to set the tone in a potential business relationship.
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"In the atmosphere we have in Washington, President Trump would set the agenda and set the tone if it's ever going to change or happen," Manchin said.
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Ovechkin's blast on the power play set the tone early, and another shot created the rebound for T. J. Oshie's power-play goal in the second period.
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To set the tone, Trump presented two of Kushner and Ivanka Trump's children, Arabella and Joseph, who sang "Jasmine Flower," a classic Chinese ballad, and recited poetry.
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Polman said chief executives can set the tone in their decisions and in their business models and address topics such as wages, workers' rights and recruitment tactics.
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The Hawkeyes' defense set the tone, limiting highly toutedquarterback Josh Allen and the Cowboys to 233 total yards and three pointswhile picking off a pair of passes.
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In that memorable game, a late, bungled sequence near the Dallas goal line led to a devastating Giants defeat that set the tone for a disastrous season.
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"Sonic the Hedgehog" helped set the tone for gaming in the 90s, debuting as the flagship title of the Sega Genesis and establishing Sonic as Sega's mascot.
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Dutch voters can set the tone for Europe's electoral year by confirming polls which show his anti-Islam Freedom Party heading to being the biggest in parliament.
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And the journalist who helped set the tone — long before he became the mayor of London or the face of the pro-Brexit campaign — was Boris Johnson.
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Greengrass set the tone with "United 93" (2006), about the airplane that was hijacked on 9/11 and, thanks to intrepid passengers, fell short of its target.
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More broadly, if Trump is able to come out of the showdown with a perceived "win," it will certainly set the tone for his re-election campaign.
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The rare jump in Japanese yields, which were set for their biggest one-day rise in almost two years, set the tone for other major bond markets.
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So, as the person who runs the company, I set the tone and there were times I didn't nip things in the bud when I should have.
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"This is especially important for large jurisdictions with international currencies, as they set the tone for monetary policy in the rest of the world," the BIS said.
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In a deeply divided political climate, he set the tone for independent journalism, meting out criticism for both parties if they failed to serve the greater good.
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Shortstop Troy Tulowitzki set the tone for the Jays when he cranked a two-run homer to left in the second to put Toronto up 2-0.
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Lil Durk and NAV join the duo on opener "Off White VLONE," and it's a strange way to set the tone for such a highly anticipated project.
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The first two or three weeks of the college football season often set the tone on which teams we pay attention to the rest of the year.
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At the casual Italian restaurant L'Unico, the bad design veered toward Epcot Italy: oversize amphorae-shaped columns and giant teacups mounted on the ceiling set the tone.
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President Trump must fill two vacant seats on the Federal Communications Commission, an important decision that could set the tone for his administration's policies on tech companies.
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Three years ago, when he and Lady Gaga collaborated on the album "Cheek to Cheek," it was his sense of classic midcentury cool that set the tone.
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But in the silence left by the company and its shushed researchers, his "futility" phrasing set the tone for much of the coverage and conversation that followed.
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Chinese data for industrial production, retail sales and fixed asset investment will be released later on Monday, which could help set the tone for this week's trade.
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No actual footage of the stars in action is shown in the minute-long sneak peek, but moody shots of hallways set the tone for the preview.
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He said California Democrats decided to turn to Mr. Holder as they watched Mr. Trump assemble his cabinet and begin to set the tone for his presidency.
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Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader, set the tone as lawmakers straggled back to Washington from a weekend extended by their political party retreats.
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Reviewers recognize the company's ability to emphasize cultural values and set the tone from the top, a challenging feat given DocuSign's global workforce of over 4,000 employees.
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Chinese data for industrial production, retail sales and fixed asset investment will be released later on Monday, which could help set the tone for this week's trade.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell set the tone for his caucus in a tweet Wednesday -- several days after Trump suddenly started attacking McCain, who died in August.
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A global climate strike organized by the teen activist Greta Thunberg days earlier had set the tone: We need to implement far more aggressive decarbonization efforts—now.
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In his introductory remarks, Tome, wearing an untucked flannel shirt and cargo pants, set the tone, declaring that while entrepreneurs were not God, they were like Him.
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Plumlee set the tone early, sprinting 2151 yards to the Vandy 133 on the game's second snap and setting up kicker Luke Logan's 213-yard field goal.
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In Europe, the two elections that will set the tone will be Germany's federal elections between August and October 2021 and France's presidential vote the following year.
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That being said, there's no doubt that Amazon truly set the tone for smart assistants everywhere with the debut of the Amazon Echo smart speaker in 2014.
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Henein's fierce style of questioning set the tone for a trial that will last three weeks, and will likely see two more women quizzed on the stand.
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Meyer was clearly not to be celebrated, as first World War II, and then the Cold War, set the tone for the historical memory of the Bauhaus.
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By that point, other generic options — auto-injectors and single-use syringes alike— could be there to set the tone for the next back-to-school season.
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There are all sorts of questions beyond the obvious ones, like whether you have a tree, that set the tone for how your Judaism and Christmas intersect.
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Just two weeks after the blaze swept through, it was time for the couple to celebrate Cyrus's 26th birthday — but Hemsworth didn't let recent events set the tone.
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His comments set the tone for our national discourse and for the way others -- including ordinary citizens and the federal government -- treat women in every realm of life.
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Ed Miliband, a former leader of the opposition Labour Party, told May she had a responsibility to the entire international community to set the tone right with Trump.
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The summit would "set the tone for rapid, positive changes on the basis of respect of sovereignty & territorial integrity, equality and mutual interest of both countries," he wrote.
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Jason Chaffetz's town hall a week ago, complete with shouting matches and loud chants, went viral and set the tone for what many Republicans are expecting next week.
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The season 2 premiere was chock full of clues and seemingly set the tone for what to expect and what questions would finally be revealed about Jack's death.
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The series also goes in on the history of racial tension between the Los Angeles Police Department and the city's minorities, which set the tone for Simpson's trial.
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Leaders: Set the tone Bosses play a key role in setting the tone in the office, which means leaders shouldn't be afraid to show vulnerability and admit mistakes.
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Chinese data again set the tone on Friday, with September producer prices unexpectedly rising for the first time in nearly five years, while consumer inflation also beat expectations.
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I'm very pro-thirst trap and pro-choosing how you get desired, but I also feel like he shouldn't be the one to set the tone for that.
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MSCI's benchmark emerging stocks index fell 0.2 percent in early trade after discouraging data out of China set the tone, before recovering to trade flat in European hours.
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But beyond washing, flushing, and brushing, the space can serve as a lot more — helping you relax, unwind, and set the tone of a night out with friends.
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It was the first Israeli consumer-app company to be bought for over $1 billion and helped to set the tone for building large tech companies in Israel.
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A huge spike from Seixas sent the sand swirling on the first point and set the tone for a 21-11, 21-17 victory in just 40 minutes.
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This year's ceremony relied heavily on the two music-themed contenders in the best picture race, "A Star Is Born" and "Bohemian Rhapsody," to help set the tone.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders unveiled a universal health-care plan on Wednesday as he tries to set the tone on a pivotal issue in the 2020 Democratic presidential primary.
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It's just because, I love that soundtrack, but it's the first one that set the tone, so I had to save that for more of the top places.
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The debate started slowly—it's almost unnerving to hear them talk like the last 72 hours haven't happened—but the absence of a handshake has set the tone.
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He set the tone on Sunday when he appeared in a political stunt of a press conference with four women who have accused the Clintons of various misdeeds.
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This week we look at how the Sundance Film Festival has already set the tone for the 2016 Oscars with the debut of The Birth of a Nation.
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The comments set the tone for the start of bond trading in Europe, with 10-year bond yields in the euro zone falling 53 to 4 basis points.
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After Bill O'Reilly was ousted from Fox News amid sexual harassment allegations, who replaced the famed news anchor would inevitably set the tone for the network moving forward.
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He's the force behind one of the world's most influential film festivals, a cinematic event that helps to set the tone for the conversation surrounding film every year.
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Clevinger (20-2), who allowed one run on six hits and a walk in six innings, set the tone by striking out six in the first two innings.
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Since Bryan Singer's X-Men (2000) set the tone, superheroes on film became more serious and sardonic, more cynical and jaded about the world they wanted to save.
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Senior swingman Malcolm Hill scored five of his game-high 213 points in the opening minute of the second half to set the tone for Illinois (224-218).
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Featuring Happy the Dog and Happy the Cat — Hallmark's rescued and adopted pets — the soothing sounds of a crackling fireplace will set the tone for the upcoming holidays.
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This inflation reading could very well set the tone ahead of the Federal Reserve meeting, which it's widely expected to result in an interest rate hike announcement Wednesday.
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The way he handles his labor reforms will also set the tone for more reforms in the coming years, including a revamp of jobless benefits and retirement systems.
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Ms. Beveridge has said that the festival's keynote speech was intended to set the tone for the festival, which drew scores of authors to this eastern Australian city.
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Wall Street will be watching the changing of the guard at the Federal Reserve and a few key economic data points to set the tone for the week.
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This interaction will break the ice and set the tone for the potential resolution of the most important commercial issues between the two countries for years to come.
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Given his unique energy background and President Trump's emphasis on public-private partnerships, the NGS has an opportunity to set the tone for national infrastructure in rural America.
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The complaint accuses Mr. Shkreli of sexist and vulgar behavior that set the tone for the office atmosphere, although he left the company before the incident in March.
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Tokyo's Nikkei set the tone with a 2.6 percent rally, its best day of the year, while the Stoxx 600 index of European shares gained nearly 0.5 percent.
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They set the tone, guide the ceremony, explain where the medicine came from and how it works, and they assist the people who need it throughout the night.
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"We probably have more men involved at our school than most others, because I kind of set the tone, 'It's O.K. to be here, guys,'" Mr. Hepworth said.
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The WEF's own Global Risks Report set the tone this week with a stark warning of looming economic headwinds, in part due to geopolitical tensions among major powers.
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Caterpillar set the tone when it warned that tariffs on steel were having an effect on costs, and China's slowing economy pushed down demand for some 103M products.
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Chapter titles like "Brave New World" and "Playing God" set the tone, as does a shrewd score and some well-used animation that illustrates the basics of DNA.
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His five forced fumbles set the tone for a defense that often made showy plays early in the game, helping the Rams' offense get off to quick starts.
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The band set the tone for what it meant to be a rock star for their generation—big hair, excessive partying, fuckloads of drugs, and even more women.
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The charismatic Charlotte van Bervesselès set the tone with a sharply drawn Achilles in "Iliade"; Helen and Andromache, two female archetypes in Greek mythology, are played by men.
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Still, that physical play seemed to set the tone for the Lynx, who were a different team from the one that lost by 75-64 two days earlier.
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Illinois scored touchdowns on its first three possessions to set the tone for a 42-3 victory over Akron in a non-conference season opener in Champaign, Ill.
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He set the tone early, opening his presidential campaign in 2015 with the startling declaration that Mexico was sending its rapists and criminals rushing across the southern border.
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The best-selling "Betty Crocker's Picture Cook Book" set the tone for food photography back in 1950, with page after page of lurid baked hams and frosted cookies.
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Ahead of the last election, Schweizer published "Clinton Cash," which portrayed Bill and Hillary Clinton as corrupt grifters and set the tone of some influential coverage in 2016.
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Rodgers set the tone on the opening drive after connecting with receiver Davante Adams on a perfectly thrown pass down the right sideline for a 66-yard touchdown.
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Pederson set the tone when he sent the first pitch of the bottom of the first inning over the wall in right-center, his 13th of the season.
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Throughout the summer, she used policy to help set the tone of the race, shaping the early debates and leading other candidates to face questions about her proposals.
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This ornate troika set the tone for the rest of the collection, which explored the tension between couture shapes and techniques, and something much more subversive and kinky.
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Mr. Estes said he hoped his victory would set the tone for the other special elections to replace members of Congress who took jobs with the Trump administration.
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I felt drawn toward it, and it set the tone for the entire hotel, which is part theatrical spectacle, part Zen oasis above the frenzy of Times Square.
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Additionally, they're explaining the findings of the impeachment trial to the American people, in an effort to shape public opinion and set the tone for the coming election.
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There's a cafe area where you can order one of the hotel's gold-topped cappuccinos, and all the gold certainly set the tone for what was to come.
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Worse, Manning's misguided decision-making set the tone for a ruinous 6-10 season in which the Giants lost four games in the final 75 seconds of play.
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Personal goals seem to always get lost in the midst of career planning, but they really set the tone for what type of life you want for yourself.
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"Overall, the third inter-Korean summit will probably have the most concrete outcome and will set the tone for any future summits between Kim and Trump," said Basu.
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"Over the last two years, President Trump set the tone from the top in his administration that behaving ethically and complying with the law is optional," said Rep.
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"I thought the first period was our best period and kind of set the tone for the game," said Maple Leafs defenseman Jake Gardiner who had an assist.
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The WEF's own Global Risks Report set the tone this week with a stark warning of looming economic headwinds, in part because of geopolitical tensions among major powers.
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That is why it's so egregious that sexual harassers set the tone of much of the coverage of the woman who hoped to be the first female president.
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And that's ultimately the most disappointing aspect of Batman v Superman: The movie is supposed to set the tone for an entire slew of DC Comics superhero films.
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This is the time during which a honeymoon period with Congress and the public leads to a flurry of activity that can set the tone for what's to come.
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Bostwick said guys on campus would come to blows over politics before the election, but that groups like Identity Evropa don't set the tone of the conversation on campus.
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Euro zone government bond yields edged higher as better-than-expected French and Spanish January inflation data set the tone for a bloc-wide reading due at 21.7 GMT.
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I don't expect it to be like that every single game but we set the tone early and after that I didn't have to handle the ball that much.
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Reaugh recommends all first-timers give themselves the space to do the same because your early decisions and how you communicate them will set the tone from the outset.
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Echo is still active today, but is also significant for the way it set the tone, style, and standards for online communities we know today, from moderating to meetups.
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"Obviously it was a point of emphasis to get to him and get as many shots as we could and we set the tone really well tonight," Johansen said.
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The story of a boy, his imagination, and his toys that come to life the second he leaves them alone set the tone for everything Pixar has done since.
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But it would set the tone for what we expect will be fraught bilateral negotiations that will probably result in at least some targeted protectionist measures from both sides.
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And Obama certainly set the tone with her style selections, especially at State Dinners, choosing outfits made by designers who reflected both her country and that of her guests.
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Though Trump struck all the right notes in a speech that many Republicans hope will set the tone for the rest of his campaign, the evening belonged to Clinton.
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"A CEO's most important role is to set the tone for a company and make sure employees are safe and customers are happy and earnings are up," said Goodridge.
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A wage hike reduces inequality in the short term, but it can also help set the tone for how the United States views its wage distribution overall, said Schmitt.
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Arguably, it set the tone for modern planning and zoning ordinances here in the U.S. Even back then, Mr. Locke knew that piss-poor planning promotes piss-poor performance.
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The ongoing wrapup of South America's 237-22014 soybean season will set the tone for the new marketing year with particular focus on Brazil, the world's leading soybean supplier.
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The debut trailer for the game didn't show much of the game, but instead set the tone, with a surprisingly chilled out vibe with a heavy emphasis on nature.
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The Omani issue may set the tone for other regional sovereigns which are expected to borrow internationally in the first half of this year, including Saudi Arabia and Qatar.
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The congress, the 20133th since the party's founding in 1921, will revise the party's constitution, reshuffle the leadership and set the tone for policymaking in the next five years.
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Jay Z's "Family Feud," with a video that just set the tone for inclusiveness in America for 2018, has to be his theme song right now, don't you think?
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Microsoft is the third largest S&P 23 member by market cap and could help set the tone for the tech sector, which has many earnings reports next week.
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But her arguments set the tone for the Tory right wing, which would increasingly come to see the European project as a threat to UK sovereignty and national identity.
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Miami : The Hurricanes set the tone early when they threw six passes on their first drive -- and Rosier was the intended receiver on two passes, a trick-filled start.
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Back in March, Logan set the tone with a dark but confident Marvel movie that owed as much to the tradition of American Westerns as the X-Men universe.
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