They're not just she-sheds or he-sheds or granny pods or tiny homes.
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"Most sheds aren't designed for human habitation," said Eric Enns, the owner of Modern Spaces and Sheds, which built the Stullkens' shed.
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It's mostly people smashing down their sheds and replacing them with slightly better sheds or talk show hosts shouting at a pregnant teenager for making poor life decisions.
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The London-based Ethical Trading Initiative (ETI) welcomed the TFFA's move to stop using shrimp peeling sheds, but urged companies to offer in-house employment to workers in the subcontracted sheds.
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The investigation sheds light on Amazon's network of contract delivery drivers, which are enlisted to help fulfill its speedy shipping promises but from which Amazon sheds all responsibility from when a crisis occurs.
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The investigation sheds light on Amazon's network of contract delivery drivers, which are enlisted to help fulfill its speedy shipping promises but from which it sheds all responsibility from when a crisis occurs.
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The discovery also sheds light on the evolution of feathers.
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A $40 spotlight, meant for places like porches and sheds.
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In tone and structure, "Doxology" sheds Zink's usual frantic energy.
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Further up the street, at least three sheds have disappeared.
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Some recent research sheds some useful insight on the topic.
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A new study released Friday sheds light on this issue.
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Read MoreOil sheds more than 5.5 percent to 2008 low
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When a celebrity sheds weight, we often see the result.
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Related: USS John McCain collision sheds light on territorial dispute
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A thought experiment sheds light on what is going on.
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This compulsion sheds light on many aspects of daily life.
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We'll see what light he sheds on the Fed's plans.
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The early history sheds light on China as a whole.
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Update: Bernhard Langer sheds some, uh, light on the subject.
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It makes him sad, and he sheds a single tear.
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The data sheds light on an ongoing national teacher shortage.
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PBS's "American Masters" sheds new light on Edgar Allan Poe.
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But telling a story that actually sheds light on prison.
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A new report from Chicago sheds light on a big national problem A new report from Chicago sheds light on a big national problem It takes a lot to get fired from Chicago's police department.
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Everyone sheds conscience and inhibition to fulfil desires and avenge injuries.
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It also ties up storage space in warehouses, sheds and barns.
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In Holland's nimble hands, Peter sheds tears and aches with heartbreak.
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Once again, the dog still sheds, the hair won't get matted.
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The Accent really sheds its cheap-car feeling on the road.
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"The Resident" sheds light on another side of the medical world.
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It sheds light on a little known period of primate evolution.
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Trump's vision of "America First" sheds light on his main achievements.
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It sheds light on things that are pertinent to the discussion.
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And the longer he runs away, the more blood he sheds.
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Ultimately, ฿o₫៛€$ sheds light on the pressing problem of oceanic disturbance.
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The boy slowly sheds his grayness for pink, red and green.
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Search your attics, sheds and storage bins for old, dusty flags.
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Today, scaffolds, which are also known as sidewalk sheds, have proliferated.
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Bell grew everything he could, warehousing the stuff in rusted sheds.
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It's oddly satisfying to see how much fur the pooch sheds.
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Russian short-range ballistic missile, Iskander, sheds debris in a launch.
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And Daniels' lawsuit sheds even more light on their alleged relationship.
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But the proliferation of sidewalk sheds illustrates the weakness in enforcement.
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Auto appraiser extraordinaire Donald Osborne sheds some light on the question.
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When she cries, the tears she sheds are for her mother.
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He hugs troubled voters and, at times, sheds a tear with them.
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This new discovery sheds some light on what G-objects might be.
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This new finding sheds light on a longstanding mystery about the Moon.
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Our work also sheds light on the dynamics that drive that intolerance.
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A study published Wednesday in Science Advances sheds light on the discovery.
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I only hope this sheds light on what inappropriate behavior looks like.
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Her skin sheds, her teeth fall out, and she starts shedding maggots.
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Wittels' memoir sheds light on grief and the devastating ramifications of addiction.
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Ryan's work sheds light on another important driving force for transgender equality.
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The lawsuit also sheds some light on Urmson's new venture, Aurora Innovation.
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Research published Wednesday in Nature sheds new light on this pivotal transition.
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He even nearly sheds a tear over his "abandonment" of his ex.
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In the new promo, Nick dances, sheds tears and kisses — a lot.
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In large sheds out back, technicians were cutting through sheets of metal.
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An exhibition sheds new light on the Chicago recluse's most provocative images.
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Pathogen sheds light on the age-old battle between man and disease.
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A new report from Salesforce Research sheds some light on this question.
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It sheds a less archetypical, more human light on fairy tale tropes.
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The long in-the-works deal sheds insight into Amazon's video strategy.
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But they often contain skin cells the body sheds throughout the day.
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Today's full moon in Scorpio sheds light on material and financial matters.
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The investigation sheds little light on who ordered the killing, or why.
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Now a new study sheds light on the benefit of doing so.
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It sheds light on an important issue that overwhelming impacts marginalized communities.
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Sometimes a film illustrates an idea, or sheds light on an event.
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But the report sheds much-needed light on the violence's political dimensions.
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As it sheds the bonds, it expects interest rates to rebound gradually.
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Understanding the seasonality of the rings sheds new light on their function.
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Our finding sheds some light on the nature of implicit racial bias.
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What is the "other mystery" he believes the novel sheds light on?
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"We hear, in our office, annoyance about sidewalk sheds," Mr. Hoylman said.
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New research sheds light on the question of teenagers and self-control.
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But Local Law 11 is not the only driver of sidewalk sheds.
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Each of us sheds 38 million bacteria into our environment every hour.
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Our house and sheds were saved but all of our bush burned.
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DeLoach also sheds some light on the widely chronicled Hoover-King feud.
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It sheds a little light on the ultimate mystery: the prison system.
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That style is enchanting when he dodges pass-rushers or sheds tackles.
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But the new gallery, she said, sheds considerable light on music's travels.
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The film sheds light on a country that's been ravaged by war.
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But it sheds new light on the relationship between women and heart disease.
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A new report sheds light on the tipsiest towns across the United States.
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Ahead, Dr. Zeichner sheds light on how to handle blind zits at home.
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Personal finance website WalletHub's new study sheds light on the sea of discounts.
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Their conversation sheds some light onto what Delos is really after in Westworld.
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Alexander Urbelis said the report sheds light on the prosecution of Julian Assange.
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Despite the last-minute changes, Minnie sheds some tears during the wedding ceremony.
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Many homes and cabins likely burned, while others may be sheds or garages.
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In response, the onscreen pet sheds tears and tries to calm the person.
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Volkswagen's position sheds light on its view of the scandal as a whole.
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And that arrangement sheds an interesting light on the entire Apple Card approach.
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The sky also sheds a ton of blotchy noise as it brightens up.
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She sheds her garments, one by one, but refuses to break eye contact.
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Richard Swartzentruber owns two chicken sheds in Greenwood, a small town in Delaware.
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A new study from a Stanford researcher sheds some light on the issue.
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The big picture: The prospectus sheds some light on the company's AV efforts.
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On Friday, police began searching the Emery property, including digging underneath sheds. Capt.
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Rebeccah Heinrichs, senior fellow at the Hudson Institute, sheds insight on the move.
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She also sheds some light on her hospital scare a couple months back.
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The recording, obtained by ABC's Background Briefing, sheds further light on Marshall's view.
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She looks at her stack of remaining BlackBerries and sheds a single tear.
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A new analysis by Gallup's Frank Newport sheds some light on those questions.
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"He sheds a lot," Alex said, lifting the Shih Tzu onto his lap.
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This tweet sheds a little light on DiGiorno's apparent disdain for Papa John's.
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Every hour and a half, Louisiana sheds another football field's worth of land.
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By exploring these realms, behavioralists find insights where standard economics never sheds light.
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The third parcel had a trailer, farming equipment, and more sheds on it.
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Moulting is when the invertebrate sheds its exoskeleton to form a new one.
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The regime that steals my money, sheds my blood, and violates my honour?
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Johnson, a third-generation contractor, built five sheds to house his large collection.
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The sites will have prefab sheds, round-the-clock security and social services.
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The tax returns may help provide information that sheds light on his motives.
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But a new book sheds fresh light on the portrait's little-explored details.
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A new report from Bloomberg sheds more light on what AT&T wanted.
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It was small, about the size of two garden sheds, and painted pink.
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Another incident sheds light on how the company viewed and handled security issues.
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Thus sheds stay perpetually, as much a protection for scofflaw owners as pedestrians.
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A glimpse into the old race track revealed a bunch of construction sheds.
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New AngelList dataset sheds light on the signaling risks of seed-stage investments
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Take New York's more hideous structures, the miles of scaffolding called sidewalk sheds.
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Take New York's more hideous structures, the miles of scaffolding called sidewalk sheds.
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" In Britain, The Sunday Express said, "Her glory sheds luster on all womanhood.
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Trilobites The unlikely fossil sheds new light on the flying reptile's dining habits.
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But when no work is being done, sheds lose their reason for being.
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Tarrant's book sheds useful light on the bargain-basement world of contemporary porn.
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The freeport began, in 1888, as a group of sheds near the waterfront.
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The research sheds new light on a virus that's infected humans for centuries.
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Now he works at a warehouse in Salt Lake City assembling outdoor sheds.
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See's thoughtful and empathetic book sheds necessary attention on this largely ignored event.
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"If he cries and sheds tears then people say he's weak," he said.
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Last year, a public art initiative invited cultural institutions to treat the plywood sheds as canvas; as a result, the Studio Museum in Harlem, now in the first stage of building itself a new home, will use its sheds for art.
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Today's full moon in Taurus sheds light on what's been lurking in the shadows.
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The structures likely include homes and cabins, while others may be sheds or garages.
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What more to ask for, as the dog sleeps and sheds his winter coat.
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"Get out of my head!" she says as she cringes and sheds a tear.
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Salamanders infected with Bsal become lethargic, their skin sheds excessively, and they stop eating.
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He says he'll be a witness and sheds more light on how Cottonmouth operates.
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But she sheds a tear over Cooper often, too — just because he's growing up.
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I hope this sheds some light on it and people see that it's common.
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New research sheds light on how bats can carry diseases without dying from them.
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A new study sheds more light on that problem—and raises many new questions.
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Primary infrastructure like sheds for the weavers to sit in and weave is unavailable.
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When your natural lash sheds, you're going to shed the extension along with it.
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The firm's data sheds new light on a trend that's been evolving for years.
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Stassi Schroeder sheds some sobs of her own while fighting with boyfriend Beau Clark.
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"I hope that my story sheds a little light onto this very dark time."
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Click to enlarge Recent GOBankingRates research sheds light on Americans' struggle with building wealth.
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It's a story that sheds light on a dark side of Russia's political sphere.
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The album sheds much of the tackiness that marred Title while retaining the safety.
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The documentary also sheds light on other issues, including feminism, media and pop culture.
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The company's annual report sheds light on key facilities in Shanghai and Hong Kong.
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A new government study sheds light on the popularity of electronic cigarettes among youth.
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In an interview filmed in the aughts, Ramm sheds light on his everyday life.
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But Ms Lagarde joins its six-strong executive board just as it sheds expertise.
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Through a fictional conceit, Dialect sheds light on a real-world problem: language death.
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Fluorescent bulbs remain lit for up to 22 hours daily in large, barren sheds.
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He built five sheds on his property total to store his collection of cars.
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A new survey of US public opinion sheds some fascinating light on the subject.
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To gain space, they added two free-standing sheds, one jokingly called the "outhouse".
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It's an observation that sheds considerable light on Wieseltier's oft-expressed contempt for Clinton.
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Instead of mating with the peahen, the learned judge said, the peacock sheds tears.
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The Daily: Mr. Cohen's admission sheds light on where Robert Mueller's investigation is headed.
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Atlas' utilization sheds light on how the tech industry's financial arm is prioritizing health.
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Mylene sheds her dad-approved clothes in favor of a shiny gold halter dress.
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The memo also sheds light on the Warren campaign's big bet on organizing muscle.
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The new study also sheds light on exactly which Africans spread to other continents.
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The enslaved were kept in the sheds meant for horses as they awaited sale.
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A new report from Sports Illustrated sheds light on the US feral pig population.
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San Francisco's experience sheds light on what might happen if the bill becomes law.
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And hopefully this movie sheds light on the fact that it is real work.
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The new information also sheds light on Trump's alleged word choice on a Sept.
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The Turner case sheds light on the horrifying sexual assault epidemic across colleges campuses.
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Every month, a woman's uterine lining sheds during her period if she's not pregnant.
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When asked how he'll celebrate, LNX sheds some light on how he'll shed a tear.
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She sheds her human skin and drinks a beer, horns out and cigarette in mouth.
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There are additional structures that have been destroyed, such as outhouses and sheds, officials added.
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Fitbit shares fall sharply, while Garmin sheds gains after Apple launches Apple Watch Series 4.
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People are paying money to sleep in closets and backyard sheds and doctors' examining rooms.
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Closer to the border, the rest of the smuggling team was prepping in rented sheds.
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But at one point in the film, she sheds interesting light on her earlier career.
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Rows of the finished products rest outside the giant sheds in which they are made.
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Day Out of Days sheds light on what it really takes to survive in Tinseltown.
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Two-thirds of the accommodation on plantations is in barrack-style "line-rooms" or sheds.
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The episode sheds light on Sinclair's unusual, and underappreciated, place in the marketplace of ideas.
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Tesla Autopilot sheds its third boss in 18 months, as Jim Keller moves to Intel.
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Its quarterly inflation report sheds even more light on concerns and expectations for the future.
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This refusal by Mylan sheds light on a bigger issue in pharmaceuticals and healthcare: transparency.
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This study sheds no light—zero, none, not one photon—on the causes of CTE.
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As that process plays out, the star sheds its outer layers into the surrounding space.
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Wolff's reporting sheds new light on a relationship that has fascinated and mystified the public.
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On the floor of these sheds are large yellow footprints, presumably made by The Thing.
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Once it sheds its skin, it'll go back to being a more normal green color.
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Now, a new study sheds light on the possible mental health implications of climate change.
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The Constitution itself sheds no light on the most basic procedures for such a convention.
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Indeed, warehouse operators are locked in endless aggressive competition to attract metal into their sheds.
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The deal sheds some light on the kind of numbers magic that companies can perform.
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It also sheds light on Prince Mohammed's dangerous combination of sweeping ambition and ruthless impunity.
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Creeping down the railway tracks unseen, they hid behind storage sheds near the perimeter fence.
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"Every town has a canal story" that sheds light on local history, Mr. Meek said.
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SPOT GOLD SHEDS MORE THAN 2% TO $1,519.40 PER OUNCE AFTER ROBUST U.S. ECONOMIC DATA
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Her experience sheds some light on the experience of dealing with the new health threat.
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Opinion The death of my father sheds light on what Brazil's future may now hold.
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Tencent's discovery sheds an interesting light on how Apple's latest biometric security process works, however.
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A new LinkedIn report sheds light on some positive momentum women are making at work.
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But it sheds light on an authentic engine of imbalance in the criminal justice system.
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Mr. Trump's budget sheds little new light on the main planks of his legislative agenda.
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But now, we might have some data that finally sheds light on this signaling risk.
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I was very drunk and I did cry — when La'Darius's brother sheds a single tear?
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Unless Mexico sheds its excess weight, the nation faces hefty health bills in the future.
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The site sheds new light on how indigenous people of the Amazon may have lived.
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The media organizations filed suit in hopes the video sheds light on the police response.
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Experienced in sum, Mitski's music sheds the baggage that accompanies associations of genre or era.
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The custom obliges women to sleep in sheds or outbuildings while they have their period.
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Another data point in the poll sheds some light on how Americans view the economy.
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Lady Gaga sheds the glamour but retains her chart-topping talent in a new documentary.
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We could have benefited from a mature, straightforward conversation about how a person sheds bigotry.
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A new survey sheds light on what hedge funds think about the ride-sharing IPO.
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"As long as building owners find it cheaper and easier to keep up a sidewalk shed, rather than remedy the dangerous building conditions that make sheds required, the many problems that are caused by these ubiquitous sidewalk sheds will never be solved," he said.
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A recently published study sheds light on the alarming relationship between hormonal birth control and depression.
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FOIA is a powerful anti-corruption tool that sheds light on good, and bad, governance alike.
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There were extra sheds and extra outbuildings and even a couple of small, well-built cottages.
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Once Chan completes his personal mission, the stream of tears he sheds feel authentic and earned.
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The report also sheds light on the reality of growing up in the foster care system.
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Some of my actual "knowing" sheds at least some light on the answer to that question.
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A recent study in the journal NeuroImage sheds new light on one way to do that.
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Though she's discussed the injury before, the documentary sheds light on the extent of her pain.
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But domestic politicking also sheds light on why the trade talks have hit a rocky patch.
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Khadka learned to rear cows, build sheds and calculate the correct nutrient requirements for her animals.
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The idea sheds new light on why ultraprocessed foods seem to be so bad for us.
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However, Jiang Hui said the plane debris sheds little light on what happened to his mother.
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Now new research from Sweden sheds some light onto how bacteria evolve resistance to antibiotics: genetics.
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As the red dwarf sheds material, the gravity from the white dwarf pulls the debris in.
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Stock prices often move higher or lower when Berkshire discloses new stakes, or sheds old ones.
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The museum is comprised of three long metal sheds painted with stripes of alternating primary colors.
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Bleak and barren is the moor / The orphan girl she sheds a tear / And thinks of
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The NHL rulebook sheds light on why the Situation Room in Toronto could not get involved.
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As the EU adds regulation and the U.S. sheds them, this trend will only get worse.
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In some parts of Nepal, for instance, women are confined to outdoor sheds during their menstruation.
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John Oliver sheds light on sexism and racism in medicine Science tells us mattresses aren't migratory.
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This podcast sheds light on classic philosophical ideas and principles, featuring interviews with today's brightest philosophers.
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Migrants built illegal sheds and basic infrastructure, but there was no running water, sewage or electricity.
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The short film of the same name, premiering on Noisey today, sheds some light on that.
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Claire sheds some crocodile tears when she sees her mom's wig, but Elizabeth's not buying it.
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It was a tiny kitchen so they built these sheds out the back as prep stations.
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The leaked document sheds some light onto the priorities Putin may have highlighted in the meeting.
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The data released Tuesday also sheds light on settlements unrelated to sexual harassment and sex discrimination.
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He has been buying them since he was 16 and built sheds to store them in.
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Even as it sheds some of its liabilities, it continues to show signs of financial strain.
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James Comey sheds light on lines that those in the Trump administration grapple with every day.
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Every month, a woman's uterine lining thickens and sheds during her period if she's not pregnant.
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Best of all, it sheds splashes in case of a little unexpected rain, Ms. Misra said.
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Vendors whose sheds would be torn down and rebuilt would be moved to a new structure.
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"Nobody wants to leave up sidewalk sheds for longer than they have to," Mr. Ricci said.
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I can certainly see the U.S. being particularly susceptible to this dynamic, where government sheds responsibility.
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In the PSA, Wilson, 30, sheds light on how domestic violence affects pets and their owners.
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The teammates arrived here Friday morning, at one of the few curling sheds in the Northeast.
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But watch out for a slowdown in manufacturing as the state's largest employer, Boeing, sheds jobs.
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When the lining sheds, it results in the bleeding women experience every 28 or so days.
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Some landed in wooden sheds, others in old shotgun shacks, and many in his ramshackle house.
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The new study sheds light on why men in particular may have such extravagant preferences: testosterone.
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Everyone assumes there is much more metal sitting in off-market sheds in the U.S. port.
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Beale effectively sheds his former sober news anchor persona for something larger than life: a character.
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Jud (John Lithgow), Louis's neighbor, sheds some initial light on the history of the Wendigo and Ludlow.
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It sheds light on how extroverted you are, how you handle stress, and how disciplined you are.
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In the documentary, he often sheds tears for friends from the jazz era who have passed away.
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Archaeologists dig things up, or historians find a new manuscript, and that sheds an entirely new light.
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That's great news, and Andrews' experience sheds light on a too-often-ignored form of female cancer.
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His new book, Hip Honey Honeys, sheds light on a cornerstone of contemporary culture — the rap video.
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Expect clothes to be extra cheap at H&M until the company sheds all that excess inventory.
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Anyone could take one — you were just supposed to put it back in one of the sheds.
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The WSJ report sheds more light on the tension that exists between the Autopilot team and Musk.
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While Stiller sheds a good light on PSA testing, Brawley warns about the risks of the tests.
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Taso Du Val, Toptal's founder and CEO, thinks this sheds some predictions on blockchain development at-large.
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A few of the remaining patches of dry ground are occupied by sheds, where chickens are raised.
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This is such a vague term, referring to many local armed groups, that it sheds little light.
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A new report from the Economic Innovation Group sheds a lot of light on what's going on.
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The revelation of this meeting sheds new light on some other questionable meetings we've long known about.
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That answer sheds no light on how fast the Qualcomm iPhone 7 would be absent such limitations.
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So she started shoving them into sheds and figured out how to grow more and more chickens.
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The find sheds light on the mysterious role of female scribes and painters in Medieval book production.
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It's sheds all excess car bling bling resulting in using only 25% parts of a normal car.
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She sheds a different, less predictable light on the migrant story, showing the diversity of their experience.
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A criminal complaint filed Monday in Hennepin County District Court sheds light on what police say happened.
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Though she's discussed the injury before, her new documentary sheds light on the extent of her pain.
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This video sheds light on why we'll have to wait a little longer for a real demonstration.
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The team dropped its first paper since being acquired and it sheds light on the group's priorities.
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This middle section of Studio sheds light on Marker the artist as well as Marker the man.
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That's changing today, as the Desire 25 sheds the youthful appearance for a more grown-up take.
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Details: Online dating often sheds light on how wider social biases are intertwined with our intimate lives.
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Facebook said the ruling sheds clarity on website plugins, calling them an important feature of the Internet.
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The 13-page transcript of the discussion, translated by Huawei, sheds new light on the reclusive billionaire.
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But their structural resonance sheds light on three aspects of the relationship between narrative and politics today.
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The documentary sheds light on the online sensation and will be premiering at the beginning of October.
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A new study sheds light on the channels through which scammers are raking in the most money.
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The Midwest Premium is assessed using a published methodology and sheds light on local U.S. market conditions.
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Jones' essay sheds insight on what it's like to work in show business as a Native American.
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Sweet details an undercover C.I.A. mission to disrupt defection, and sheds light on the exiles' complex motives.
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The decision also sheds light on OPEC members' growing feelings of exclusion by the Saudi-Russian axis.
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Johnson kept his collection relatively secretive and built five sheds to house them in on his property.
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Hayley Krischer Backyard work sheds flourish in the gig economy In a cozy backyard in Chico, Calif.
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The episode sheds light on the brash style of Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the Saudi crown prince.
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It's the kind of book that sheds new light on even the most familiar parts of life.
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Marwyn helps connect these threads, and his "Book of Lost Books" also sheds light on various prophecies.
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Their new canvas is a collection of corrugated metal sheds — bringing a 211Pointz vibe to Lower Manhattan.
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City building officials have created a color-coded internet map to let the public track the sheds.
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Forensic evidence sheds light on who did what and when, but this is often slow to arrive.
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In comparison with the Manduka Pro's 6mm of padding, the ProLite mat sheds thickness without sacrificing comfort.
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Everywhere you looked, revellers in funny hats caroused at open-air sheds hastily erected for the weekend.
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They're headshot sketches of a soulful guy: He wrinkles his brow, sheds a tear, laments his loneliness.
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And he photographed, at varying distances, the abandoned shipping depots and warehouse sheds on the piers themselves.
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The community has responded enthusiastically, and officials have encouraged residents to check garages, sheds and under porches.
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Zamir Navarro sheds tears of joy after seeing her home dry despite Harvey floodwaters in northwestern Houston.
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The film, currently an Oscar nominee for best picture, also sheds a revealing light on the present.
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She sheds some tears; she mediates between a growl and a whisper when she tells her stories.
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There's a notable lack of farm buildings and cattle sheds—just fields and free-roaming dairy cows.
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Research from Adrian Raine, now at the University of Pennsylvania, conducted in the 1990s sheds some light.
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"I had to pack up all my stuff, put it in people's sheds, in people's homes," she said.
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Monica's openness about her health sheds light on an issue that is prominent within black communities: uterine fibroids.
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A new report from The Intercept sheds light on the NSA's close relationship with communications provider AT&T.
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As much as the questionnaire sheds light on pressing and relevant issues, some of its premises have limits.
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ET (7pm London time) statement that sheds no light on the timing of its intended interest rate hike.
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In other instances, the game sheds its VR trappings and dares to throw you into disorienting combat scenarios.
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A recent precedent involving a much smaller communications app sheds some light on how all of this works.
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Yet the case nevertheless sheds some light on how courts view statements that are perceived to be threatening.
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Kushner's simplistic take sheds little light on the two issues he named, but illumination was not the point.
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In fact, the gecko sheds its scales so easily that it's hard for researchers to capture intact specimens.
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The skin on hands sheds more quickly because of constant use, and gets the most exposure to sun.
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"[T]his sheds some light on how the Shamoon attackers were able to compromise their targets," Levene said.
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This prequel sheds light on the origin story around the prolonged feud between the vampires and the werewolves.
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But now, new research sheds light on exactly what happens in the brain when someone takes a psychedelic.
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A 2008 New York Times article sheds a bit more light on this interesting footnote in Olympic history.
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A new report from The New York Times sheds some light on ongoing cyberthreats to U.S. nuclear facilities.
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Inside the sheds, bales of hay, wooden boxes and plastic platforms are scattered around to entertain his chickens.
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This brush is a miracle worker, in my opinion, because it's really helped managing how much he sheds.
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It sheds a layer of its entertainment treasure chest in order to make way for even more delights.
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Whatever the movie's flaws, they're largely eclipsed by the warming light that it sheds on those blind spots.
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The remaining rule should continue to achieve the desired benefit, as the system sheds away the redundant rule.
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It has added 2000 sheds over the last two years to give it a current total of 2357.
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Here's what's actually going on: First off, let's remember that your period happens when your endometrial lining sheds.
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What happened to the married father of one sheds light on the importance of hunting safety, Heckford says.
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Kroger executives would not say whether they will use their own drivers or outsource delivery from the sheds.
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Though she's discussed the injury before, her new documentary sheds additional light on the extent of her pain.
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Last week's flare-out in the cash premium should in theory have enticed more metal into LME sheds.
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Netflix's weak second quarter sheds light on the biggest challenges that lie ahead for the streaming-TV giant.
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"Mapplethorpe: Look at the Pictures" sheds light on the life of Robert Mapplethorpe and his sexually frank photographs.
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The Vekselberg connection also sheds new light on what had been a curious episode in the Russia probe.
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This new science sheds lights on stories like the one I heard from Doug Campbell of Yarmouth, Maine.
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But I'll take such a disgusting display, and the light it sheds on the true ideology of Rep.
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But even as the service sheds members, Netflix has no motivation to formally phase out the DVD business.
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The group also recently published a study that sheds new light on how plastic journeys through the ocean.
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A new report from The Guardian's Alex Hern on Friday sheds more light on how Siri actually works.
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" Haass said: "[W]hat took place sheds little additional light on the future of U.S. policy toward Syria.
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It's all about UK politics — and it sheds a lot of light on what's happening in that country.
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Or it may protrude into the uterine lining that sheds every month, which often causes longer, heavier periods.
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The Springhill House is as influenced by rural hay sheds as it is by more traditional Australian housing.
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The Garridos held Dugard in a complex of sheds on the grounds of their home in Antioch, California.
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He would purchase the cars, restore them, drive them a bit, and then park them in the sheds.
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The survey, conducted by phone and in person, covered a fraction of the thousands of cow sheds nationwide.
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If no embryo implants, the uterine lining then sheds and is released from the body as a period.
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What you can count on is a weekend watch that sheds new light on the week that was.
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While Biskupic sheds light on when and how Roberts made that decision, she is less illuminating on why.
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It is not a coincidence that this map sheds light on President Trump's Electoral College victory in 2016.
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Hassinger reveals unresolved family trauma that ultimately sheds light on the complexities of her relationship with her father.
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More than 8,000 sheds are currently in place in the city — end to end, about 300 miles' worth.
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Weber said that the paper is important because it sheds further light on how SARS-CoV-2 behaves.
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The new study also sheds light on how fungi in the pancreas may drive the growth of tumors.
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There are no deadlines set to force the work to be done or the sheds to come down.
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In Lower Manhattan, where there has been a flurry of construction, sidewalk sheds have become a sore spot.
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There is a granite patio behind the house, as well as two sheds, one with an outdoor shower.
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Like many journalists of the drug war, Tone sheds doubt on the whole strategy of fighting the trade.
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A trove of recently unearthed documents sheds important new light on Donald Trump's massive, convoluted real estate business.
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It would require building owners to finish repair work in six months, so that sheds can be removed.
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The show improves slightly after the jankily paced pilot, but it never sheds its air of leaden nostalgia.
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The tightly-stuffed bottles then are used as "ecobricks" to build sheds and other non-load-bearing structures.
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It sheds light on how totalizing and dismissive larger narratives and assignments of value around art can be.
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An exhibition at Paris's Picasso Museum sheds new light on the woman mostly known through her husband's gaze.
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It's a beautiful use of technology, one that sheds light on the mysterious patterns of the natural world.
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In the process it sheds some light on the possible case Mr Mueller could be building against the president.
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And structures that are often ignored or overlooked—salt sheds, filtration plants, and the like—finally got some love.
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Global sea level rise is accelerating as the Greenland Ice Sheet sheds more of its ice, scientists have found.
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It plans to build a herd of 14,000, housing them in sheds cooled by fans and jets of mist.
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Surging arrivals at LME sheds in Singapore and South Korea have broadly corresponded to export flows out of China.
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The roughly 50% correlation between Globes drama winners and Oscar Best Pictures in recent years certainly sheds no light.
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As Anne Helen Petersen writes in a smart essay, the tweet sheds light on how uncontrollable Barr had become.
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This desire for anonymity sheds light on one of the most pervasive and crippling aspects of CHSP: the shame.
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It's not every day a celebrity sheds light on how they deal with the constant tabloid rumors about them.
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The whole interview is pretty great and sheds some light on what life is like for the Bosa gang.
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A look insider her house, sheds more light on her strong religious beliefs and external image of good nature.
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Speaking of outsized, the report sheds some light on how the region's largest companies utterly dominate its funding landscape.
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The discovery sheds new light on the sacred spaces of the metropolis that Spanish conquerors overran five centuries ago.
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Washington crafts quintessential coming-of-age moments with such nuance that he sheds them of any potential for cliche.
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If anything, the involvement of militias sheds light on the weakness of the Iraqi army as a national institution.
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The lease document sheds light on an estate-planning technique the 70-year-old Trump appears to have used.
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Fans shouldn't be surprised if Michael Bublé sheds a few tears when his tour kicks off on Feb. 13.
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Customs officers found 80,000 tablets and 126,000 oral jellies in transit sheds at Johannesburg's OR Tambo airport on Sunday.
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It also sheds important light on indigenous understanding of what climate justice really means and what solutions are required.
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The filing sheds some light on the company's financials and details of previous M&A that it hadn't disclosed.
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It also sheds some light on where the teams are free to innovate, as well as where they're limited.
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This history-making discovery sheds light on behavior of one of the planet's most elusive marine animals, NOAA said.
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The structures include warehouses, sheds, garages, greenhouses, dorms, gyms, chapels, research laboratories, libraries, dining halls, nursing homes and offices.
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The anecdote, while quirky and comical at surface level, sheds light on the chaos that consumed Theranos' final stretch.
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"2015 was a very difficult year," adds another Duggar in a voiceover as Joy Anna, 18, sheds a tear.
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Indeed, the briefing routinely sheds more heat than light, and rarely produces new insight into our government's inner workings.
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The claim by Mr Jonas, which has been denied by the Gupta family, sheds new light on this incident.
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Which in turn sheds light on the shocking commonality of mass shootings in clubs and other nightspots across America.
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Just comparing the top 10 stocks in the tech sector in 1999 and now sheds light on key distinctions.
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There is also a horse barn, hay barn, two shops, and sheds on the property, according to the listing.
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"Art in my opinion never solves issues, but it sheds light on certain problems in society," he told Reuters.
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ISTIM can load out the 350,021 tonnes of canceled tonnage in its sheds at the normal, non-accelerated rate.
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O'Rourke's history sheds light on how the candidate approaches and understands the technological issues that face the U.S. today.
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Dennis-Benn's tale of life in the impoverished neighborhoods of Montego Bay, Jamaica, sheds light on the island's disenfranchised.
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A man and a woman face off in each episode as they transform backyard sheds into supplemental living spaces.
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"Candida" and Cowley's music sheds light on a beautiful facet of San Francisco's early 70s artist and performance scene.
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Her next book sheds light on the hunt for evidence of the holy grail of modern cosmology: gravitational waves.
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For this reason, families sometimes detain affected family members, shackling them in sheds and backyards for years on end.
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Whether converted, constructed or prefabricated — sheds that are conceived and assembled offsite — the space must be outfitted for comfort.
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Eggs are artificially incubated and chicks grow in climate controlled sheds of up to 50,000 chickens, the scientists write.
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Aides to Ms. Olatoye said they discussed sidewalk sheds at a Manhattan housing complex, and not the federal investigation.
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It sheds light on a decade of the artist's practice — plus, flipping through the colorful pages is strangely soothing.
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In the outdoor section, which is filled with vegetable sheds, vendors shout their prices in a multitude of accents.
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It sheds up to 137 pounds by using more high-strength steel, aluminum and magnesium, not by eliminating carbs.
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ISTIM can load out the 350,021 tonnes of cancelled tonnage in its sheds at the normal, non-accelerated rate.
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Tobin and others say the release sheds virtually no new light on his legal thinking or positions on issues.
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The letter is one of many written by Lee that sheds slivers of light on his thoughts about slavery.
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The reporting sheds light on how the Weinstein story impacted what is now known as the "Me Too" movement.
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Sidewalk sheds are shelter for construction workers during smoke breaks, and a destination for dog walkers during inclement weather.
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Siamraptor, meaning "robber from Thailand," sheds light on the early evolutionary history of a dinosaur group known as carcharodontosaurs.
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There were only "old and broken" sheds on the far shore back then, he says, gazing into the distance.
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The writer and composer Kirsten Childs ("The Bubbly Black Girl Sheds Her Chameleon Skin") has a story for you.
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The first trailer sheds some light on the storyline, which has been kept under wraps for quite some time.
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Taking a tour sheds light on the lives of Al Capone, George "Machine Gun" Kelly, and other famed criminals.
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Williams sheds light on the significant challenges researchers face when gathering hard-to-find data and publishing those findings.
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Hoppert: He sheds the blinkers that were added for the Preakness and picks up Mike Smith as his rider.
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Finally, it sheds more light on the tangled web left behind for current interim CEO Nicola Kilner to handle.
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And it sheds some blood, chewing through a number of minor characters and badly injuring a fairly major one.
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It is unclear whether the new timeline sheds light on Paddock's motive — something police are struggling to pin down.
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And it is clear that when Metro offered Deutsche the original "merry-go-round" deal, whereby the bank could earn discounted storage if it moved its metal off-market to Metro sheds and then re-warranted them in Metro sheds, no-one was thinking about the potential impact on the Midwest premium.
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Separately, the Times report on Fred Trump's taxes sheds further light on a seemingly illegal aspect of Trump's casino businesses.
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Penélope Cruz sheds her clothes for the cover of the latest issue of Esquire U.K., and bares other revealing details.
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The new study gives us the closest look yet at the people themselves and sheds light on their unusual origins.
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Now, research published Wednesday in Nature sheds light on the elusive dawn of birdsong in the age of the dinosaurs.
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The documentary sheds new light, and presents new evidence against Jackson, who denied ever abusing children when he was alive.
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The bigger of the two names is the Moto G, which sheds $50 off its $200 unlocked retail asking price.
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So, though this trailer finally sheds some light, it does makes our love for Sophie Turner that much more complicated.
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The birds are bad at regulating their body temperature, and the big sheds they are kept in can get stuffy.
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In other words, expect clothes to be extra cheap at H&M until the company sheds all that excess inventory.
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Monica Sandoval sheds tears with her parents after receiving words of blessing from her mother in Queens, New York, 2017.
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Meanwhile, chicks are packed into sheds by their thousands, enduring maddening stress that can lead to feather pecking and cannibalism.
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The first three sheds seized by the city contained 100 syringes, 30 drug paraphernalia items, and a gun, Stern said.
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She is best known for her conceptual work with sculpture and installation: detonated sheds, cut-up shotguns and squashed instruments.
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As you get your period, and the lining of your uterus sheds, the prostaglandins levels — and cramps — typically go away.
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A new Open Markets Institute report sheds light on the extent of this problem for the first time in decades.
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It sheds light on the philosophy toward fringe sexuality that informs a show worshipped by an army of zealous fans.
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But a major new review of research from Northwestern University sheds light on the potential risk factors, causes, and treatments.
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The session interrupts the song when it finally does begin, and Xan sheds some light on his relationship to drugs.
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The report sheds light on a potential agreement, but says there is no timeframe on when it will be finalized.
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Examining the former member and allied states of the Soviet Union sheds some light on the extent of this relationship.
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As it sheds the safety blanket of style, She's Gotta Have It breaks through as an extremely compelling character narrative.
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Its discovery sheds new light on sauropod evolution as well as how these impressive beasts managed to conquer the globe.
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The study sheds light on how opioids - including painkillers like hydrocodone or oxycodone - impact young people, he told Reuters Health.
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A pesky capital outflow problem One last condition sheds added light on China's ICO ban: the phenomenon of capital outflows.
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It sheds a deserving light on their continuous charity efforts for The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis, and Malaria.
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The exhibition is called Republica Colapsada, and it sheds light on an important issue through the expressive medium of art.
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On "Famous," Ramsey sheds his Hank Williams Jr.-inspired yodels for something more likely to be heard on the radio.
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But then scientists discovered that a fetus sheds small fragments of DNA through the placenta and into the mother's bloodstream.
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The Meridian shampoo packet sheds light on the little that detainees have access to, and — more critically — what they don't.
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A study published today in Molecular Psychiatry sheds new light on why some people might develop PTSD and others don't.
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His new record Les Fleurs Du Mal sheds that tough skin to reveal something that feels a bit more vulnerable.
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As recently as last year the half-derelict site was filled with rusty sheds, old caravans and broken wooden pallets.
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For that, Caddell built a pair of basketball-court-size sheds outfitted with both old-fashioned and highly modern tools.
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The birds live in sealed solid-walled sheds, hundreds of thousands per building, under computerized lights and climate-controlled ventilation.
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During one such scene, Leah sheds her top, screams with abandon and later collapses from exhaustion amid a bathroom threesome.
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Mr. Mebiame's alleged scheme to pay off government officials sheds light on a murky side of business dealings in Africa.
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This sobering statistic sheds light on the fact that America is embroiled in the largest drug epidemic in US history.
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This new information about the email chain that prompted Nix's Assange revelation sheds a bit more light on its context.
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His routine sheds light on both the culture at Disneyland, and the behind-the-scenes inner-workings of the park.
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The endorsement sheds new light on Christie's knee-capping Rubio at a GOP debate shortly before the New Hampshire primary.
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The "barn finds" are no longer busted-up cars in traditional wooden buildings, but in rickety, shitty old iron sheds.
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In addition to revealing geographical disparities, the study also sheds light on the experience of simply locating an abortion facility.
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This biopic doesn't delve much into his impact on fashion and art but sheds light on his struggles before success.
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Understanding the thought process behind social anxiety is important because it sheds light on how to help people overcome it.
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Now, a study by top whale shark experts and thousands of citizen-scientists sheds new light on their lumbering lives.
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The new discovery sheds light on a smaller, different type of rumbling, one that can be both seen and heard.
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A paper published in Science on Thursday sheds new light on why the creatures went extinct so swiftly and thoroughly.
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She sheds her blood-soaked scrubs, makes a mental note of the victim's name and goes to tell the family.
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The former first lady sheds light on what it was like to live through national tragedies in the White House.
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But the memo sheds some light on how the Buttigieg campaign sees one of his biggest challenges in the primary.
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They said they haven&apost yet found anything that sheds light on why he disappeared or where he is now.
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New research published last week in Proceedings of the Royal Society A sheds light on why stalagmites have diverse shapes.
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Building owners often have no choice but to leave up sidewalk sheds, even when there is no construction going on.
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Small cul-de-sacs containing gyms, tracks and spear sheds, where girls entering their teens train for the Wakandan military.
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Or you may want to select something that sheds light on a different element of slavery discussed in the article.
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The disclosure sheds additional light on the intersection between Mr. Trump's inner circle and Russians with ties to the Kremlin.
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This eye-opening exhibition sheds new light on Tyrannosaurus rex by placing it amid a global family of prehistoric predators.
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This could mean a happier, brighter city for pedestrians and store owners, who lose business whenever sheds darken their doors.
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While listening to the hymn sung by the families at the graves of the victims, Elizabeth sheds a single tear.
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This eye-opening exhibition sheds new light on Tyrannosaurus rex by placing it amid a global family of prehistoric predators.
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It sheds light on the fact that every one of us should be more attentive to the food we consume.
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From the distant North Bay, it is the first thing you notice as San Francisco sheds its customary morning fog.
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New developments and businesses along the waterway northwest of downtown are interspersed with boat sheds, fishing piers and modest dwellings.
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A new article by journalist Ronan Farrow, published in the New Yorker on Thursday morning, sheds light on the question.
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"As the epidermis sheds, the skin often develops a whitish, cracked and hazy appearance before subsequently peeling off," Dr. Lin says.
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" Despite that objectively neutral first statement, Letterman, 69, then sheds some light on his personal opinion: "There's nothing illegal going on.
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From climate change and global health to women's rights and education, Clinton's book sheds light on problems on an international scale.
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When your uterine lining sheds, your body produces anticoagulant compounds that help break it up into an easily "passable" liquid form.
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It also sheds some disturbing light on what exactly Raniere required of these women and what he believed their purpose was.
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Just over an hour long, the film sheds light on history that is unknown to many cinephiles, despite Seyrig's iconic status.
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She is best known for her conceptual work with sculpture and installation, including detonated sheds, cut-up shotguns and squashed instruments.
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It also sheds a disturbing light on the ability of Mr Grillo (pictured) to mesmerise his acolytes into backing contradictory positions.
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Keter specializes in resin-based storage solutions, do-it-yourself products and household goods, including plastic garden sheds and bathroom cabinets.
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Videos released by the activists show the vegans crammed inside the sheds and tense interactions between the activists and the farmers.
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Now, the study sheds light on how foods that contain nitrates, such as hot dogs and lunch meats, might trigger migraines.
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Mr Swartzentruber's chicken sheds have plenty of windows and doors that open onto a fenced grassy field whenever the weather permits.
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Zinc has been flowing into LME sheds daily for the past two weeks, with the surge totalling 31,850 tonnes so far.
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Good things and challenges sheds light in other areas, it doesn't need to be the same industry or the same product.
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The Creators Project got an exclusive glimpse at Vidal's notebook, which sheds light on how she plans her mind-bending murals.
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The report sheds new light on the emotional and physical toll of being Facebook's main line of defense against abusive content.
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This study sheds light on the ancestral form of sleep that may have evolved and specialized to eventually become human sleep.
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He's long General Electric, and believes that it will continue to move higher as it sheds its under-performing financial assets.
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Who Is The Black Panther sheds light into Black Panther and how Wakandans can earn the right to be Black Panther.
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There's a rare variety in characters and buildings: dilapidated churches; backwater bootlegger sheds; a steamboat, complete with a tuxedoed Southern elite.
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We hope she lets her guard down a bit with Corden in the car, and maybe even sheds the extra hair.
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Zinc has been flowing into LME sheds daily for the past two weeks, with the surge totaling 31,850 tonnes so far.
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Despite that, the fate of the case sheds a clear light on the transformed political landscape of religious liberty in America.
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Kroger's sheds, which may take up to five years to complete, already give a sense of the emerging grocery battle lines.
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Fitzsimmons said there were unconfirmed reports of homes, farm sheds and machinery being destroyed by fast-moving fires breaking containment lines.
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The timber sheds were redesigned by UK-based designer Johnson Naylor into a one-bedroom beach vacation rental home in 2018.
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"Here Comes the Sun" sheds much-needed light on the island's disenfranchised, particularly on the hardships suffered by its L.G.B.T. community.
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A study published on Monday by Harvard Business Review sheds light on how those in the top spot use their time.
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After the event, his landlady sheds a tear, but she cries more loudly a while later, when she hurts her foot.
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Another major 210,2250-tonne tranche made it as far as sheds operated by Metro in the South Korean port of Busan.
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The trailer sheds a bit more info on the plot but most importantly shows fans the first glimpse of Spider-Man.
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In other words, when you eat less, your body sheds pounds, yes, but then starts slowing its energy use to survive.
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It also sheds light on how the group managed to hold onto so much land at the height of its power.
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Mostly firefighters, the team worked in a grid along streets and houses blocked by snapped trees, broken sheds and collapsed fences.
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Little, if anything, sheds light on his long identification with so-called Decadent art and its close relative, the Aesthetic movement.
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A study based on a survey of more than 303,230 practicing visual artists sheds light on the economics of making art.
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We have hardwood floors and a dog that sheds, which has made keeping the floor relatively clean a nearly impossible task.
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An exhibition of artifacts and other materials sheds light on this history: "On Jews and Chocolate," Sundays to Thursdays, 10 a.m.
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The swallows returned in number and could be seen flying in and out through the open doors of the lambing sheds.
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A new box set sheds fascinating light on Bob Dylan's relatively unpopular Christian period in the late 1970s and early '80s.
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As the snake outgrows its skin and sheds it, remnants of these hardened cells are left behind, forming a rattle segment.
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Esper&aposs statement sheds a bit more light on the US government&aposs opaque reasoning for its dramatic escalation with Iran.
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A report from ProPublica, the Texas Tribune and Vox sheds some light on the terrible state of maternity care in Texas.
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Made from plastic, polyester sheds microplastic particles (700,000, in fact, according to this study) into our waterways every time it's washed.
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Letters To the Editor: "Women Interrupted" (Business Day, June 15) sheds important light on a phenomenon women know all too well.
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Mobile, scalable, and global, SÁGA is a unique offering that sheds light on discrete audiences without relying on personally identifiable information.
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We passed towns that were once thriving and now are reduced to one or two sheds, covered with weeds and rust.
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I live in Manhattan and half the buildings seem to be under construction sheds in order to comply with various regulations.
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John McCain from glioblastoma on Saturday once again sheds light on this devastating illness and the need to find a cure.
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But this new research sheds light on elephant birds as being closer in relation to kiwis -- also nocturnal with poor vision.
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The company is also expected to cut another 2,000 positions as it sheds divisions and farms out work to cheaper contractors.
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But on "Gone," featuring French artist Christine and the Queens (Héloïse Letissier), Charli sheds any semblance of a too-cool persona.
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But on a broader and more basic level, the case also sheds light on deep inequities in our college admissions system.
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Moments before, I hadn't even known that she sheds were a thing and now, to my artsy eye, they'd become #goals.
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That pattern sheds light on the nature of the President's acts and the inferences that can be drawn about his intent.
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Right now, it looks like a scene from a dystopian video game, with old carriages rotting away in damp, cavernous sheds.
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As the state sheds coal jobs, local businesses and nonprofit groups are trying to create work in fields like alternative energy.
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Going back in time a little over eight years ago provides an interesting example that sheds more light on this question.
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Editorial The city phenomenon of obtrusive sidewalk sheds that never seem to go away has finally gotten a head count from City Hall: There are a total of 280 miles of protective sidewalk scaffolding in front of 7,752 buildings, including sheds that are left in place for far too many years with no building renovations ever done.
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Arjan's woes are comic, but the novel's depth is evident as it sheds light on the economic and political struggles of immigrants.
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COMEX warehouses, for example, report both on-warrant stocks and "eligible" stocks, meaning metal stored in exchange sheds but not on warrant.
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That also makes New Orleans a battle-ground for warehouse operators trying to attract as much metal as possible into their sheds.
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A new story from The Guardian sheds light on two Facebook contractors who live in a two-car garage with their children.
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The two-year investigation sheds light on what the group says is political corruption within Honduras and some of the major players.
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However, when it comes to investing, incremental data is critical but often sheds light on only part of a much bigger picture.
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An exhibition at the Atkinson Art Gallery and Library sheds light on the somewhat mysterious 19th-century scholar and collector Anne Goodison.
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Now a new study from UCSF published in the American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine sheds some light on why.
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"Wave" sheds all the dark overtones found on How to Treat the Ones You Love, as Donovan Wolfington sounds outright celebratory here.
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But the defense filing Tuesday sheds light on those details when it refers to sealed parts of a previous filing by Mueller.
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His grandfather bought it in the early '70s, after a childhood living in farmworker housing and drying sheds, alongside plums becoming prunes.
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Better to base contracts only on information (like profits relative to the industry average) which sheds light on the manager's true performance.
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Her body is as slender as a grass snake's, and she sheds clothes — leggings, T-shirts, underpants — as if she were molting.
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From startling new medical revelations and the secret that tormented him, the two-part special sheds light on Hernandez's untold true story.
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The coroner's new diagnosis, however, sheds more light on the underlying cause of May's health problems, as well as his untimely death.
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Milia tends to go away on its own, as the body sheds its outermost layer of skin cells to release the blockage.
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At sheds 21 and 2511, operated by the world's largest sugar merchant, Corpuscular SA, two ships will load 13,21 tonnes of soybeans.
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He says a lot of the language will change as the site sheds its skin and reimagines itself in the near future.
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But the actress quickly sheds her formal apparel, taking off her jacket and shaking out her hair until falls into her face.
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But this kit also sheds light on another trend: since 2001, Lego has released nearly a dozen variations on the TIE fighter.
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Reed seems overwhelmed by the gift in the sweet video and even sheds a few tears when Johnson reveals the big surprise.
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It sheds further light on a mystery that has puzzled scientists for more than a century: How did zebras get their stripes?
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The paper also sheds some of the first peer-reviewed light on the impact of "bots"—automated accounts posing as real people.
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The team also found storage sheds that contained large quantities of legumes, particularly lentils, whose seeds were remarkably preserved throughout the millennia.
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These allegations date back to a period when there were huge amounts of zinc sitting in LME warehouse sheds in New Orleans.
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As Mosul sheds itself from ISIS's oppressive cloak, its people face the long, arduous task of rebuilding what's left of their lives.
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They found that the all-dark snakes were twice as likely to shed their skin, and that those sheds had more contaminants.
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It's just like her to leave us a title, "In Gratitude," that slowly sheds its softness and sends up a mischievous flare.
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Its sheds were storing 32 percent of the 1.83 million tonnes of metals registered with the LME at the end of February.
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At its core, though, a project like "Dark" sheds light on the commonality of themes that fascinate and perplex, frighten and entertain.
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They say the new paper sheds light on how both marriage and dementia are culturally and socially determined as well as intertwined.
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If you have a pet that sheds, you might need to get a robot vacuum that is specially designed to handle that.
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She never completely sheds the connection to the figure and to nature, which is to say that she never became purely abstract.
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The draft agreement sheds light on the concessions Arlington made to Amazon to lure its business and 2090,000 jobs to the area.
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The inference is that there were two separate inflows, one of aluminium to Pacorini and the lead that "went into" WWS sheds.
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He sheds the dark horse self-loathing worn as proud armor on albums past, along with the ill-fitting skin of celebrity.
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The rules will, in theory, improve animals' sheds, healthcare, transport, and slaughter, but might not be mandated for up to seven years.
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The information, previously unearthed by TechCrunch, sheds more doubt on the already murky relationship between Levandowski and his former employers at Uber.
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Menstruating women often trudge outside at night to bed down with cows or goats in tiny, rough, grass-roofed huts and sheds.
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As the errant jester of MoMA, he deftly sheds light on and makes light of art's interconnections with political corruption and violence.
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The place was filled with refuse, as were the six sheds that peppered the property, and encircled by tons of colored gravel.
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In another, during a state celebration, everyone sheds tears as a child speaks about what performing in a parade means to him.
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The book sheds light on the country's history, describing civil war, the Ebola epidemic and the ordinary women who enabled Sirleaf's victories.
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In high-snow and lower-light latitudes like Alaska, the A-frame roof angle sheds snow and maximizes the exposure to sunlight.
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A musical I really enjoyed this season was Kirsten Childs's "The Bubbly Black Girl Sheds Her Chameleon Skin," part of the Encores!
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. 50 years after his assassination, this new documentary sheds light on the final chapters of his life.
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Twitter's status page sheds zero light on the matter — currently reporting that "all systems are operational" when that's patently not the case.
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This is a brave portrait that sheds light on the parts of Indian culture that are seldom seen by those outside it.
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The research not only sheds light on the properties of this ancient organ, but also has applications for modern neuroscience and archeology.
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This cognitive bias, I think, sheds light on persistent disagreements over inequality and opportunity that affect many of us in American society.
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Olivia Wilde's feature directing debut is a powerful work that is generation defining in how it sheds a light on today's youth.
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Kwan's novel sheds light on the dynamics between nationality, wealth, and income in a gloriously fun way that readers love to explore.
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The research also sheds light on why the language and culture of present-day Basques are so distinct from those of Iberians.
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From an uncovered box of photographs and ephemera, a portrayal of Francesca Woodman emerges that sheds new light on the enigmatic photographer.
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"While the report sheds light on Jakelin's cause of death, it still leaves many questions that require further review," the statement said.
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The organization said the trove sheds light on tools the C.I.A. uses to break into smartphones, computers and even internet-connected televisions.
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Now, new research published to Molecular Biology and Evolution sheds new light on how the lethal pathogen evolved over five-thousand years.
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We still don't know why Michael is such a psycho, but he does show Jamie his face and sheds a single tear.
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But a new study sheds light on an even more dismal aspect of this kind of discrimination: that it happens to babies, too.
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We hope this video sheds some light on what's going on and how you can take better advantage of it as an investor.
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Back then, an excavator flanked by armed policemen destroyed sheds and historic acreage that has provided fruit and veg since the Byzantine times.
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A new paper published today in Science Advances sheds new light on the environmental conditions endured by Neanderthal children some 26,2336 years ago.
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The HRW report sheds light on how technology is playing an increasingly important role in that crackdown -- and questions the legality of it.
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Now, a growing body of research sheds light on depression in fathers and the factors that might contribute to their risk of symptoms.
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The test sheds light on how you like to communicate, the kind of structure you do best in, and how you make decisions.
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There's also a new award: "best fight against the system," which sheds a light on music videos that are making strong political statements.
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The recent tussle between the government and Freeport-McMoRan sheds light on why resource-rich Indonesia isn't pulling in more foreign direct investment.
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Nyle Sheds TearsCarrie Ann Inaba paid tribute to DiMarco by delivering a message to him in sign language following his stunning final performance.
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Mayer also sheds some useful light on the co-conspirators who helped the Kochs build a movement that spread far beyond electoral politics.
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Is the foreign policy establishment guilty of drinking its own Kool Aid, painting "High Voltage: Risk of Death" signs on harmless tool sheds?
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Rubin eventually returned to the CEO role at Essential, though an ongoing lawsuit from his former wife sheds more light on his behavior.
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Here, sleepy roadside villages show little sign of life, aside from omnipresent prayer sheds marked with the green signs of Seventh Day Adventists.
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The latest of Greenfield's films on the not-so-subtleties of consumerism sheds light on beauty, gender, aging, and the commodification of appearance.
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As the Musk/Zuckerberg argument unfolds, let's hope it sheds light on a significant challenge that has gone unnoticed for far too long.
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The Muslim who overcomes sheds any Muslim practices that challenge polite liberal sensibilities, like face veils and polygamy, or calling out white supremacy.
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This is a book about adulthood; it sheds light on the human psyche, our motivations, our desires, our paradox, our endless non-closures.
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In this video, Zayid sheds light on her career as a performer, Trump, and what the Cures Act means to people like her.
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It comes as the firm sheds its Alcon eye-care unit and U.S. generics pills business to focus on newer high-tech drugs.
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A major delivery of off-market metal into LME sheds may kill off the current speculative froth and send lead back into hibernation.
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That's according to LinkedIn's new "Gender Insights Report, " which sheds light on how gender affects the behaviors and interactions between candidates and employers.
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The Common Sense Census, released earlier this year, sheds light on what kids age 8--18 are doing with entertainment media every day.
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The report sheds new light on the ways the IRA trolls targeted African Americans and the outsized role Instagram played in their work.
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Recent retail research sheds even more light on that downward trend, showing that as national chains continue to grow, local businesses are disappearing.
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Selma director Ava Duvernay sheds light on the tragic but true story of the US prison system with her harrowing Netflix documentary, 13th.
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While the children's whereabouts may be unknown for the time being, CNN obtained data from HHS that sheds light on who they are.
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When writing her book about small-scale architecture, Rebecca Roke researched sheds, pods and other structures that we might associate with tiny living.
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A retrospective at the Korea Society sheds light on the work of a painter who joined Korean influences and techniques with Abstract Expressionism.
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Microbreweries are relatively cheap and easy to establish: they can be housed in industrial estates, old plant works, farm sheds and even campsites.
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That's pretty exciting for scientists too, since this sheds some light, so to speak, on the literal inner workings of our mother star.
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The most recent manifestation was the appearance of 22,100 tonnes of zinc in LME sheds in New Orleans at the start of May.
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A recent study at the University of Pennsylvania's Annenberg School for Communication sheds new light on the power of politics over the brain.
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Police searched yards, sheds and crawl spaces, but did not find the suspect, leaving police in a bit of a "stalemate," Dugan said.
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"The Great Revolt," a book about the 85033 election authored by Salena Zito and Brad Todd, sheds light on Trump and his base.
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WeWork unveiled its filing to go public on Wednesday, publishing a 383-page document that sheds light into the flexible office giant's financials.
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The story was based on three weeks of interviews with Barnes and sheds more light on Facebook&aposs role in the 2016 election.
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Andrews soon learns that he is on a fool's errand and sheds his starry-eyed Transcendentalism, along with other effete East Coast illusions.
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Masaya Nakamura was a pioneer of a different era, in an industry that sheds its skin and develops new abilities with supersonic speed.
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This hashtag sheds light on the dangerous belief that abuse needs to be violent in order for it to be an urgent matter.
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It sheds some light on opaque dealings between politicians and energy company executives, and cultural sponsorship's role in facilitating and legitimizing those activities.
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Here's hoping that Dick sheds his brooding and matures into Nightwing, his more mature heroic identity and a beloved comrade of DC's heroes.
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Her journey resulted in a book, Incarcerated Nations, which sheds light on the philosophy behind American incarceration and how it stands apart globally.
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Calculator Sidewalk sheds, those temporary metal-and-wood structures that can sometimes feel creepy to walk under, are everywhere in New York City.
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When storage sheds holding firearms and a nearby shop selling ammunition both caught fire, it set off hundreds of rounds, sending bullets flying.
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Ms. Morgan was worried that someone might have placed a bomb in the horse barn or one of the sheds on the property.
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When his white classmates accept him into their circle, he sheds his cowering school-nerd persona and gives in to a budding courage.
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The London native finds beauty in the less obvious, the least glossy and the most idiosyncratic of rooms, chateaus and even potting sheds.
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They can be sitting in partial obscurity in Shanghai's bonded warehouse network, or in full statistical darkness in off-market sheds anywhere else.
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The band released two albums, in 2012 and 2015, as its touring circuit expanded from club showcases to headlining sheds and festivals worldwide.
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My earliest memories of Salahuddin are of him yelling "boo!" at me from behind the cattle sheds and on the playgrounds of Gorali.
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The band released two albums, in 2012 and 2015, as its touring circuit expanded from club showcases to headlining sheds and festivals worldwide.
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A new wave of research sheds light on what patients want at the end of life, and who is — or isn't — getting it.
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But the hours-long deposition also sheds light on the disintegration of the relationship between Uber and one of its biggest investors, Google.
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The nature of the call was previously disclosed, but the transcript obtained by the Post sheds new light on some of the details.
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Sen. John McCain's diagnosis of glioblastoma Wednesday night once again sheds light on this devastating illness and the need to find a cure.
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In short, it's one that sheds what no longer works and instead seeks reliable returns even amid this highly volatile, globally dependent marketplace.
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Report sheds light on how he planned attack • Paddock behaved strangely during a stay at the Mandalay Bay a month before the shooting.
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Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg sheds light on various reasons why women are missing from the top roles of all professions around the world.
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Once the cordon was established, they began knocking on doors, conducting interviews and searching sheds and structures in the area, the chief said.
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Rather, that person is funding the operator's ability to attract its real customer, the player prepared to deposit more metal into its sheds.
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His roommate obliges, and finds himself so caught up in the charade that he sheds prideful tears at his "son"'s test results.
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The new analysis also sheds light on a recent debate in the tardigrade research community about what could make the beasties so resilient.
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The program aims to decorate the city's 300 miles of construction fences and sidewalk sheds with temporary art installations across all five boroughs.
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The director Davis Guggenheim ("An Inconvenient Truth") sheds light on the failings of the United States public education system in this alarming documentary.
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I was especially moved by how Morrocco sheds his preciousness as he zips into the morphsuit, striking a variety of uninhibited classical poses.
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The new dashboard feels more congruent with the dominant mode of interaction on the car — touch — and sheds more of the historical button reliance.
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Some of that decline in revenue is by design, as IBM sheds less profitable businesses like making industry-standard server computers and semiconductor manufacturing.
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Ashland said last year it would spin off the unit as it sheds assets that are not part of its core specialty chemicals business.
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A new study sheds light on just how much gun-related injuries cost the United States, from the health care system to victims' families.
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In the promo, Grace's "You Don't Own Me" cover plays while Hannah B. sheds her beauty queen sash and crown and discards her skirt.
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In only four episodes, When They See Us sheds insightful new light on a subject already covered widely by the media over the years.
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Using satire and deadpan humor, the series sheds light on offensive stereotypes surrounding girls in tech, all while highlighting the need to change them.
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The research not only informs ongoing debates about Earth's evolution, it also sheds light on the processes and structures that may shape other planets.
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The posts come as a source sheds light on the early days of their relationship, which has helped bring Kardashian back into the limelight.
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Building Blocks UNITED NATIONS — In New York, "temporary" train stations, "temporary" art installations and "temporary" sidewalk sheds can endure for a decade or more.
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A new analysis from Quorum Analytics, a firm that provides data-driven legislator profiles for lobbying firms, sheds some light on these legislators' careers.
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White House sheds cyber coordinator role Monitoring your organization's data and traffic, both internal and external, is a critical part of any cybersecurity plan.
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This excellent exhibition sheds needed light, presenting about 30 of Michel's paintings from the 1950s, lent by the Milton and Sally Avery Arts Foundation.
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It is a language that sheds a tear as images of Tiger and his dad are replaced by those of Tiger and his son.
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Footage of the launch clearly showed that something went wrong during the first stage separation, when the rocket sheds parts of hardware during flight.
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But research just published in Immunity by Chen Jianfeng of the Institute of Biochemistry and Cell Biology, in Shanghai, sheds light on the matter.
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His ambition is to make the city a leading innovation hub as it sheds its image as a manufacturer of cheap goods for export.
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" Kardashian seemingly addressed the scandal on her Instagram Story last night, sharing a quote that read, "No matter how much a snake sheds skin.
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When confronted by her tendency to go behind theback of the Farrell's employees to complain to her CEO father, Shauna sheds a few tears.
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From steaming duties to leading a group of "misfit toys", a new tome sheds light on one of the White House's youngest staff members.
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"A lot of the structures that burned were outbuildings like sheds and barns," said Eric Sherwin, a spokesman for the San Bernardino fire department.
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A recent report by Pew Research Centre, a think-tank, reinforces that finding and sheds more light on this new cohort's hopes and fears.
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The Montreal-based company is counting on its transportation and corporate jet divisions for growth as it sheds its money-losing commercial aviation businesses.
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In fact, cows emit so much methane gas, which is 23 times more harmful than carbon dioxide, that their flatulence can blow up sheds.
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Why it matters: The story sheds light on how Biden may approach a topic that he has not yet emphasized in his nascent run.
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It's called France, and it's a prototype designed by Joshua Woodsman of Pin-Up Houses, which sells plans for sheds, cottages, and tiny houses.
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WeWork sheds weak talent Despite its mountain of venture capital funding, WeWork confirmed layoffs that affected 3 percent of its global workforce on Friday.
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I crept straight to the work sheds, grabbed some tools and built two ladders out of wooden picture frames, bamboo poles, and gaffer tape.
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Lambert was unsuccessful, but the attempt sheds new light on alleged covert activity potentially carried out on behalf of the Moscow-based cybersecurity firm.
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It sheds its various costumes of pleasure and exposes itself as an attempt to flee the same sadness it always ends up deepening instead.
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In this case, however, the highly turbid Amazon — one of the world's largest rivers — sheds up to 333,000 nutrients per second as it flows.
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While porn-watching habits vary greatly from person-to-person, the research sheds some light into the effects that porn can have on people.
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Anyway, Grandmére in the books is more Lucille Bluth than Mary Poppins, downing sidecars at the Plaza while her pet poodle sheds from stress.
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That means that when a pregnant mother gets Zika, the developing fetus then gets infected and sheds the virus back into the mother's bloodstream.
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The study also sheds light on how far such a policy change could go to shrink income inequality in some of America's poorest regions.
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The RBI report, included in IL&FS's 737-page regulatory filing, sheds more light on what caused the IL&FS meltdown in late 2018.
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Apple's reportedly interested in making smart glasses — and a new report from CNET on Friday sheds more light on what the plan could entail.
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Although trading activity on the CME zinc contract is minimal, there were more than 22,000 tonnes of metal in CME-registered sheds in May.
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As soon as the show is over, she sheds the jacket and gets back into the sweater or T-shirt she was wearing before.
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A hypothetical rapid rate rise scenario sheds light on the potential market risk faced by investors with high-quality sovereign bonds in their portfolios.
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The email sheds light on the impact that such controversies have on staffers and fueled speculation that Kihuen may be thinking about stepping down.
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The concept began in Australia and has since spread to Britain: There are now more than 300 Men's Sheds throughout England, Scotland and Ireland.
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I live in a home with two shedding cats, a dog that sheds even more, two free-range boys, and an incredibly busy wife.
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What's more, it sheds new light on other Trump campaign officials' eagerness for damaging material on Hillary Clinton, no matter how dubious its provenance.
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Having been carried offstage, Ms. Koppe returns ensconced in a chrysalis of gleaming cellophane, which she sheds in a kind of overwrought resurrection scene.
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Belle's backstory, for example, is just an additional piece of information that sheds no more light on her or her relationship to her family.
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In an Instagram caption announcing the birth, Union called Kaavia a "miracle baby," and a new interview with Women's Health sheds light on why.
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Along the tunnel sits billions of dollars in pipes and magnets, tangled colored wires, microchips, and computers housed in concrete lined, house-sized sheds.
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Neither a miner nor Indonesian herself, Tsibizova is also an outsider, but in witnessing their hardships, the photographer sheds light on a difficult situation.
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For example, the team discovered that one rapidly rotating star regularly sheds mass in tune with how it pulses (gets brighter and dimmer again).
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While raising money for Pencils of Promise was the main goal of this project, Joel's approach sheds light on the mindset of ultra runners.
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And this new fossil sheds light on their diversity and evolution -- especially as one of the last surviving raptors before all dinosaurs went extinct.
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The exhibition is also certainly not without humor and at times irreverently sheds light on the limits of writing systems to wonderfully comedic effect.
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If I haven't cleaned my apartment, it drives me nuts all week, especially because I have a cat who sheds (and poops) a lot.
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If true, it suggests the presence of a "super-spreader," someone who sheds huge amounts of the virus, infecting lots of people at once.
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The west of the country was being chewed by the weather; there were power cuts, roads made impassable, tin roofs pulled off farm sheds.
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The trove sheds light on the later parts of Douglass's life, and on his family, which he rarely mentioned in his speeches and writings.
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"People know now what route to take to stay out of the rain because the sheds have been up for so long," he said.
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The department will inspect the sheds for safety when it receives complaints or in special cases such as when a car hits a shed.
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This just sheds light on the fact that the spending system is broken when any little group can sort of hold the government hostage.
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One wonders if the President sheds any tears when he considers what he has done to the dignity of the office he has degraded.
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During the ad, the star sheds layers of "muscles" and his long hair, and his wife, Lisa Bonet, makes a cameo at the end.
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The "Aquaman" actor enters the house and does what most people do — he takes off his shoes and sheds any unnecessary layers of clothing.
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On rainy days, it's possible to walk a long way and not get wet, or see the sky, thanks to all the sidewalk sheds.
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In the Video Op-Ed above, Raha Bahreini sheds light on the eye-opening stories that Iran's government did not want you to see.
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Democrats warn that unless the president sheds his financial assets and places money in a blind trust, he risks violating the Constitution's Emoluments Clause.
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But downsides include long, hard hours in old shearing sheds during Australia's hot summers, where the temperatures regularly exceed 40 degree Celsius (104°F).
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Tom Miller, professor of finance at Mississippi State University, sheds light on this dynamic in his book How Do Small-Dollar, Nonbank Loans Work?
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She told the woman selling sheds what she needed it for, and that woman, Chris Redger, thought it sounded like a good side hustle.
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An 85-page report by Mizuho Securities sheds new light on this demographic, however, and argues that some of those assumptions are patently wrong.
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But he also sheds tears, and your heart hurts with him, giving Peter Parker an aching vulnerability that we don't see in most superheroes.
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A report sheds new light on the big-spending travel habits of China's wealthy millennials, who think nothing of a $500-a-night hotel budget.
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But it very quickly sheds its air of seriousness as elaborate breakdance moves bleed into a giant, contagious dance battle between Destiny's magic space warriors.
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Blagg's report also sheds light on one issue that I know gets discussed a lot in my neighborhood — the link between school performance and gentrification.
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New research published Monday sheds new light on the association, following up with patients in the United States and the UK for nearly 70 years.
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Memorializing Grace Murray Hopper signifies a cultural shift and sheds light on the role technology will play in enhancing women's voices for generations to come.
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The opening lyric sheds light on Gaga's lost years pre-fame, during which a "Texas girl real strong" showed her the strength to be found.
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And if you go to the field, you can see bullet holes through the top of the dugout, sheds, and metal poles on the fence.
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Now she retrieves the rubbish of apartment blocks that have an arrangement with the charity and sorts the recyclable portion in one of its sheds.
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As a result, once-spacious courtyard homes are now divided into smaller crammed houses or sheds that are rented out cheaply to poor migrant workers.
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Most trips are routine, but when a major accident happens, it sheds a light on a longstanding issue in the passenger bus industry: driver fatigue.
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She sheds a single tear, her reputation now ruined, while Annette escapes in Sebastian's Jaguar, wearing his tiny sunglasses, his notebook riding shotgun with her.
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A questionnaire sent to the staff asking what they wanted in a new building turned up assorted requests for better bike sheds and yoga facilities.
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Bareilles is in the middle of recovering from surgery, and her post sheds light on a common, but still little-known, health issue for women.
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I hope he sheds the robe of the cynical mystic, and comes back as a quick-witted jokester who can take all comers, himself included.
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But if there is metal available, the current incentive to deliver it to LME sheds is as high as it has been in a decade.
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The way bands like Sports Team and Idles use their social media accounts sheds the elitism that previously came from being in a rock band.
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A transcript of Brock Turner's sentencing hearing sheds light on the judge's controversial decision to give the sexual assault convict just six months in jail.
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" Kardashian seemingly addressed the scandal on her Instagram Story on Sunday night, sharing a quote that read, "No matter how much a snake sheds skin.
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Using survivors' accounts, the report sheds a harrowing light on conditions inside the facilities, placing them in stark context with the sheer number of victims.
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He highlights how Google, unlike Apple, is able to display the shapes of individual buildings and even smaller structures like tool sheds and mobile homes.
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Adding blocks of primary colors can really put the life back into old houses, shops, birdhouses, construction sites, and even parking garages and garbage sheds.
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A hacker's detailed chronicle of a successful breach sheds new light on the ways criminals exploit technology to get into nearly any system at will.
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A report published last November by the Austria-based consulting firm SEC sheds light on the security implications of non-assessed component reuse across devices.
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"I think [Oprah] likes a human story that sheds light on an issue, but an issue in which the people come first," Jones, 47, says.
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For him, Turkey tells the most compelling tale, and sheds light on recent electoral upsets we've witnessed in both the US and UK this year.
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Each episode sheds light on their creative processes and personal struggles, interspersing cinema verité-style documentary footage with beautifully produced music videos featuring original songs.
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Further along the track, Iraqi federal police check storage sheds for booby traps left by the Sunni Muslim militants, known to their opponents as "Daesh".
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Stocks financiers have in the past mitigated these extra costs by storing metal in an LME-designated location and in units close to LME sheds.
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A few minutes into the flight, the rocket sheds its four boosters as they exhaust their liquid fuel and can no longer propel the craft.
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Related: Stunning Timelapse Sheds New Light On California 300,000 Photos Offer A Cinematic Glimpse Into California's Gritty Underbelly Panoramic Paintings Make Google Street View Beautiful
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At the same time, an oft-cited tidbit from Diana DeLonzor, author of "Never Be Late Again," sheds some light on the upsides of lateness.
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LME sheds in the Belgian port of Antwerp, for example, saw 28,425 tonnes of metal warranted in the course of just two days in September.
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But Republicans have dismissed the request as a "fishing expedition," countering that Kavanaugh's roughly 12 years on the bench sheds light on his legal philosophy.
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It also sheds new light on Cohen's conduct during the Trump transition as he was pitching to clients on his proximity to the President-elect.
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An ongoing evaluation of these programs sheds light on what is working to help Americans get back to work and provide key insights for policymakers.
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The Repel Windproof Travel Umbrella sheds water and resists wind gusts better than many umbrellas that are larger and pricier, and it lasts longer, too.
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Here in the United States, the lead-poisoned water tragedy in Flint sheds light to systemic failures of crumbling water systems all over the country.
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