And if you can sustain that level, then you can sustain higher growth for a while.
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It would be very jarring, and very difficult to sustain the momentum that you want to sustain.
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The diffusion of ideas through media — social and otherwise — can sustain partisanship, but it cannot sustain parties.
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Become and sustain, and sustain for me has always been a minimum of 15 years, some make it 50 or more. Mm-hmm.
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Then insurance payments could help sustain the clinics in the long run, just like they sustain medical facilities for other health problems today.
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Before that happens, Congress and the president should do whatever they can to sustain economic growth, while we still have growth to sustain.
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Many Arab nations lack a military capable of power projection or the ability to travel great distances, sustain themselves and sustain operations, Kirby said.
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Meika Hollender, Sustain Natural's cofounder and CEO, will remain at the head of the Sustain brand under Grove Collaborative cofounder and CEO Stuart Landesberg.
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A passing offense that can sustain one star fantasy receiver usually can sustain two, and that guy is widely owned in his own right.
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Narrative cannot sustain formlessness any more than light can sustain darkness — it is the antithesis of formlessness, and so it can never truly communicate it.
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Not in the least; in fact, I had to take on quite a bit of debt to sustain the idea that I could eventually sustain myself.
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Carefully chosen structural reforms can both complement such stimuli in the short term and sustain their good effects in the longer term by helping the recovery sustain itself.
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While exoskeletons have been in development for several years now, the technology consistently confronts the challenge of finding ways to sustain mobile power sources to support and sustain its functionality.
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"We can no longer afford to sustain levels of growth that we were able to sustain in previous business cycles," Office of Policy and Management Secretary Ben Barnes said on Wednesday.
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"We've got to sustain drives this week," Narduzzi told reporters.
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The announcement could help Amazon sustain its rapid sales growth.
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The challenge is for him to continue to sustain that.
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Analysts doubt whether the central bank can sustain such sales.
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Thereafter, it would need $250m a year to sustain it.
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No one can sustain it forever; no one wants to.
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Viral growth is wonderful, but difficult to engineer and sustain.
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A common belief holds that world peace can sustain itself.
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There's also an attack / decay / sustain (ADS) envelope and LFO.
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Just don't fall out and sustain a fatal skull fracture.
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But it doesn't have enough reserves to sustain that policy.
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The town was built in 1917 to sustain coal demands.
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It will become harder for some to sustain their dreams.
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That's enough to sustain about two people for a week.
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India's rapid expansion, he warned, might be hard to sustain.
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These sidelines do not provide enough money to sustain imports.
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Or even how to sustain music while doing other jobs.
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It's the way we empower and symbolically sustain our leaders.
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"We will always want to sustain our trust," he said.
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Hayman did not sustain any serious injuries in the crash.
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After all, all organizations need a way to sustain themselves.
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I would like to be able to sustain [my music].
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But it is still unclear whether he can sustain it.
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There were not enough users or websites to sustain it.
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It'll all get better, because the art will sustain you.
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It isn't clear how long any oil rally can sustain.
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Truth is you haven't been able to sustain the foundation.
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The governor said he is working to sustain his vetoes.
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"Influencers and creators build platforms and sustain audience," Rezvani said.
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Not the mix necessary to sustain viability of the plans.
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Recent developments in bitcoin are continuing to sustain the rally.
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We are strengthening our ability to aim and sustain attention.
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Imagine if we had been able to sustain that unity.
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Walking needs to sustain your interest in the long term.
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This amount is already insufficient to sustain almost anyone today.
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But that can only sustain so many for so long.
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We don't sustain the climate, we advocate certain carbon levels.
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The better your performance, the more you can sustain that.
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He's very good, so it's possible he can sustain it.
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It makes it easy for us to sustain our interest.
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Keck said she can probably sustain herself financially through May.
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"We simply cannot sustain that as an economy," Paul wrote.
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" "He is saying act 'as appropriate' to sustain an expansion.
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"Kenya's donkey population cannot sustain this demand," Dr. Onyango said.
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Europe has struggled to sustain growth faster than 22008 percent.
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He will not be able to sustain his supply lines.
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The government reckons the land can sustain only about 27,000.
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Yeah. Easter eggs are a way to sustain your game.
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Firearm regulations would be harder to sustain against constitutional challenges.
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What tips did you use to sustain yourself while working?
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EA I don't know that kids can sustain total grief.
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That's likely to inhibit their capacity to actually sustain themselves.
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It depends on how long you have to sustain it.
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But the young can sustain resistance for only so long.
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Players rely on those checks to sustain an entire season.
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It's the only way to sustain that pace of creation!
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Capping gains were concerns whether China's recovery phase would sustain.
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It can't sustain a thought, because it can't think causally.
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"But that doesn't say they can't sustain it," he continued.
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The update suggests that Sustain is learning, Ms. Amrich said.
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I couldn't make money to sustain myself as a writer.
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They could not sustain a decent start to the season.
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Does unequal access to college help sustain our national defense?
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In order to sustain its economic growth, it needs workers.
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"Looking ahead this seems really hard to sustain," Milner said.
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Collectively, we need to sustain our scientific, political and financial commitments, particularly on research and development, to provide neglected people with the modern health technologies needed to sustain elimination of many of these diseases.
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The current economic system cannot sustain oil prices above $100 a barrel and keep growing, while producers for most new fields cannot sustain profits at prices as low as $45 a barrel without more borrowing.
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In this way, stingless bees are helping sustain Mayan beekeepers with the sale of honey, and the Mayan beekeepers are helping sustain not only stingless bees but also the ecological integrity of the Yucatan Peninsula.
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Your body can store enough glycogen to sustain you through 90 minutes of moderate running, possibly longer if you're running a slower pace (say, one you can sustain for all 8003 miles of a marathon).
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LEVERAGE TO SUSTAIN IN LOW 6x RANGE Fitch projects that leverage will sustain in the 6x - 6.5x range in 2017 and 2018 pro forma for announced dispositions and assuming $750 million per year of acquisitions.
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To sustain the growth experienced in the past decade, and to sustain our gains toward increased energy independence, America must continue to invest in its infrastructure – including modern oil and gas pipelines and export facilities.
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He can't sustain a policy debate between his platform and hers.
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It's the longest storm to sustain this speed since the 1970s.
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Okorafor said the bank has the capacity to sustain its intervention.
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And the question is, how do we sustain this over time?
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Without lots of hosts to sustain them, the viruses disappeared quickly.
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"Segregated schools build and sustain a segregated society," the report says.
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The senator did not sustain the injury by slipping, Jones said.
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It's not clear if Google's advertising business will sustain its dominance.
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That's tough to sustain all year but it's working right now.
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They may need some of Buttigieg's supporters to sustain their campaigns.
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But these campaigns were costly, tough to sustain, and eventually subsided.
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L'Oreal said thriving demand among Asian shoppers had helped sustain growth.
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That probably helped him be successful, was his ability to sustain.
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But how do you sustain a rooftop garden at an airport?
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Let their words sustain you for the rest of the year.
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In Britain the comparison with 2006 is even harder to sustain.
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It exists to sustain itself, persona and subject matter entirely indistinguishable.
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IT'S THE ONLY WAY WE CAN SUSTAIN OUR STANDARD OF LIVING.
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NFL players sustain a lot more injuries than the average population.
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A debt-ridden world cannot sustain high interest rates for long.
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Car-related subsidies of all sorts are becoming harder to sustain.
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We played Warriors basketball and now we have to sustain it.
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The News Feed won't sustain Facebook forever, and that's scaring investors.
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Most YouTube creators "don't sustain themselves on ad revenue," Kjellberg said.
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Cars were fastest with drafting partners and could sustain major runs.
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Turns out, the novelty of American Vandal can sustain another season.
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"Using water diversion to sustain economic development is a dead end."
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Obviously, such shenanigans can only sustain the company for so long.
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The question now is how can we continue to sustain that?
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The fame won't sustain you … the love will keep you alive.
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Without these warm waters, they couldn't even form, nor sustain themselves.
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Few belongings sustain as much wear and tear as your wallet.
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Our highways were never designed to sustain today's amount of commuters.
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Yes, but they may not have enough votes to sustain it.
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I sincerely hope Ms. Griffin's career does not sustain more damage.
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This may create an incentive for people to sustain Bitcoin Cash.
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We regard this food as good medicine to sustain our life.
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The overpass did not sustain any major damage in the crash.
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In order to sustain interest and consistency variety is their savior!
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Eighteen Republicans and 59 Democrats voted to sustain Obama's action; Rep.
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Activist work is arduous and it needs joy to sustain itself.
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"Countries shouldn't exist if they can't sustain culture," he said decisively.
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His world has always been big enough to sustain other stories.
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Grants and loans from Gulf states help sustain poorer Arab countries.
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DeGrom was also unable to sustain the zip on his fastball.
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They concluded there was insufficient evidence to sustain a criminal case.
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"We understand that it's hard to sustain an advance," Cramer concluded.
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We played Warriors basketball, and now we have to sustain it.
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Sadly, not even SoCal's glittering beaches can sustain such a fantasy.
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The product needs to sustain a real industrial type of environment.
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The legend just isn't gripping enough to sustain the circus sequences.
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In fact, I did, many times, but could not sustain it.
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Democratic Party, those elders included lions who had struggled to sustain
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The fight to sustain our democracy is missing key philanthropic investment.
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Human beings seek community, and permanent openness is hard to sustain.
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"Let us sustain and build on these efforts," the editorial said.
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Economists called for continued government policy support to sustain the momentum.
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But if the woes continue, that could be difficult to sustain.
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"It's very important...the security forces sustain the peace," he said.
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Laws to sustain the environment are often introduced by Council Members.
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Cereal, even fortified cereal, can only sustain you for so long.
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"I think that's looking harder and harder to sustain," Purdy said.
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But it's also meant to power and sustain the local economy.
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Some players think the extra wood adds some resonance and sustain.
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We can't sustain a model where humans are doing this work.
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Declos directs with restraint, working hard to sustain Maeterlinck's dreamlike tension.
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The loss rates were too high, and basically couldn't sustain it.
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And whether it can sustain this growth remains an open question.
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This in turn is expected to sustain the grade-switching trend.
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Can Democrats sustain their performance in a higher-turnout general election?
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Large cans of Red Bull and packs of cigarettes sustain him.
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"As always, we will act as appropriate to sustain the expansion."
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To sustain their momentum, the Congolese need our attention and support.
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Earth is rapidly shedding life and the systems that sustain it.
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They do not, by and large, sustain their genius into adulthood.
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And relentless outrage is hard to sustain, no matter how justified.
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Whether Saudi Arabia can sustain this momentum remains to be seen.
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A bar, D.J. and food stalls sustain the energy all afternoon.
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An honest, fair, and kindhearted people will sustain a new civilization.
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How do you sustain telling the story on a nightly basis?
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People can't sustain this level of intense work without breaking down.
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The challenge now — in England and elsewhere — is to sustain it.
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If Sanders can sustain this momentum, he will be the nominee.
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Professional wildlife managers have demonstrated their ability to sustain wildlife populations.
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The letter also claims there are economic arguments to sustain DACA.
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It's hard to sustain ourselves trying to just work at Dooky's.
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Trump's election will make it much harder to sustain that progress.
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Starved of revenue, the Hamas-led government could not sustain itself.
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Coöperation is difficult to establish and almost as difficult to sustain.
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If it fails to sustain support then it could fade away.
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"It's far more likely you will sustain and hit your goal."
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You hate to sustain any injuries this late in the season.
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We cannot hope to sustain life without taking care of nature.
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Chief Justice Roberts has voted to sustain other laws restricting abortion.
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The question is whether Amazon can sustain this hard line indefinitely.
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That's why Nielsen was unable to sustain a career in Hollywood.
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LABspace might take more than just two of us to sustain.
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Can Nathaniel Mary Quinn sustain such a highly mannered, identifiable style?
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"Watching my kids try to walk their way through life, through these last few days without Riley, it's just -- how to sustain them when its really hard to sustain ourselves," Howell's mother told CNN's Chris Cuomo.
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And in the way that a good balanced diet will actually sustain you over the long haul, you want a good balanced diet of friends and lovers that are going to keep you satisfied and sustain you.
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How much longer do you think you can sustain this comedic pace?
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Of course, the big question is whether these effects actually sustain themselves.
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Will sustain them thru SC and March 1, win or lose Iowa.
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Second, corruption helps existing terrorist groups sustain operations and infiltrate new areas.
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Luckily, we'll have her proverbs to sustain us during the dark times.
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Do you think you can sustain the funk for two whole days?
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All hope the anti-Trump outrage that fuels them will sustain itself.
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But you have enough of a following that you can sustain. Now.
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While necessary to sustain an upstart campaign, it was a conspicuous choice.
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But it's so much harder for me to sustain than healthier people.
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Peoples did not sustain any apparent injuries and was taken into custody.
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In short, exchanges must wait for economies developed enough to sustain them.
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But the values necessary to sustain resilient democracies are not cultural universals.
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What form of charging will we be dependent on to sustain ourselves?
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But it is unclear whether the Arctic can sustain the new arrivals.
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Because fracking depletes wells quickly, companies must spend more to sustain output.
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A handful of industries could sustain Timor in the lean years ahead.
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Efficient businesses are taxed and penalised, while subsidies help sustain unproductive ones.
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Any more than that is often difficult to sustain, especially for beginners.
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So any upside in today's release could sustain the dollar's upward momentum.
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Fitch forecasts FCC will sustain in the high-2.0x range through 2019.
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But about halfway through, I realized how difficult it was to sustain.
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However, the franchise needs a good box office showing to sustain it.
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Incredibly, the buried carcass was able to sustain the badger for months.
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It will struggle to sustain spending on public goods such as defence.
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For example, smiling / opening your mouth affects the piano's vibrato and sustain.
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Are they willing to sustain loses for a long period of time?
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To sustain the first, Israel needs to keep companies such as Teva.
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Do you think the city can sustain the young drive for creativity?
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The Netherlands has 2,200 wind turbines, which could sustain 2.4 million homes.
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When the effort required to sustain it is no longer worth it?
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Acknowledging weaknesses and re-critiquing older work helps sustain it as art.
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So if anyone could sustain this injury, it's a player like Graham.
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An average midsize supermarket can sustain one person for about 55 years.
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We can sustain a pumping heart and fill lungs with air indefinitely.
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"I was killing myself working, trying to sustain that lifestyle," Smith says.
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Whether he can sustain it is the most frightening question of all.
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"No White House can sustain these types of constant leaks," he said.
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No evidence that he can sustain it or that he wants to.
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Drivers who sustain injuries are not fully covered by the track's insurance.
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That should be sufficiently radical to sustain her reputation a while longer.
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Again they were unable to sustain an attack during the two minutes.
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"It's amazing that security guard didn't sustain additional injury," the sheriff said.
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Can we sustain the level of success that our national teams have?
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What he doesn't accept is the U.S. burden to sustain the treaty.
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This weight was unbelievable, and it was a burden I couldn't sustain.
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Not only does Medicaid sustain vital care, it is classic economic stimulus.
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But even as it did, the regime would likely sustain enormous losses.
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"We'll use our tools as appropriate to sustain the expansion," said Powell.
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Our country cannot sustain another decade of static wages and dwindling productivity.
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But even if they do bounce back, can stocks sustain a rally?
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Hollender said Sustain Natural was fundraising when she was approached by Landesberg.
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It's difficult to sustain any business with only 250,000 of pretax dollars.
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"You're not going to sustain trust unless there's consistency action and transparency."
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The invasive procedures incur high risk but are required to sustain life.
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That would not sustain me, unless I was doing white paint experiments.
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He used it to launch his 1992 campaign and sustain its momentum.
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The structures are installed into the roof so they can sustain wind.
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But why should you personally have to donate to sustain that group?
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But society wants us to have to go to them to sustain.
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They have the cash and wherewithal to sustain and grow through this.
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It's the sort that could sustain a man without food and water.
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There's no doubt the space will be a tough one to sustain.
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Not to mention the fact that we need food to sustain ourselves.
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Early on, he learned the lessons that would sustain him in publishing.
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"Bottom line, we just can't sustain anything," Clippers Coach Doc Rivers said.
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You can't sustain a very good economic system when people aren't graduating.
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For example, back-burner relationships today are easier to hide and sustain.
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That, he says, is enough to sustain workers, shareholders and the environment.
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Not all artists can sustain the energy required for a full album.
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All of which are qualities that will sustain a long-term relationship.
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Now the question is whether he can sustain that level of support.
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Whether they can sustain that momentum is an open — and critical — question.
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It's impossible to say how long Israel could sustain such a system.
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But that flash will be just that unless Congress can sustain it.
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American and allied troops would guarantee enough security to sustain the state.
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Manufacturers don't find older generic products profitable enough to sustain their business.
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That should make it more feasible for nations to sustain higher debts.
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Few expect that the mild-mannered Mr. Moreno can sustain his success.
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What to watch: How much longer can the committees sustain this pace?
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MASSACHUSETTS Like other Northeastern states, Massachusetts depends on immigration to sustain growth.
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We dried and boiled and baked the plants that would sustain us.
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These fortunes sustain our research, our financial aid, and our collegiate sports.
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And how will our descendants inherit an environment that can sustain them?
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But the land and the climate cannot sustain enough of them anymore.
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Thanks to those trappings, and the overall vibe, "Hunters" does sustain interest.
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Sustain your tour with a cappuccino ($3.50) from Prevail Union Craft Coffee.
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Yet those cultural totems sustain them, easing a separation that spans decades.
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How can we sustain our most vital connections, our relationships, our friends?
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The bondholders now seem likely to sustain larger losses under court supervision.
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Influencers and big social media accounts sustain their brands by selling goods.
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The syndrome prevents cells from producing the energy needed to sustain organs.
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Meanwhile, there's little doubt America itself could sustain a substantial economic hit.
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You choose it, and you work really hard to sustain that commitment.
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The Stone It should be no surprise that humans cannot sustain it.
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Hoping to jump-start sales, Sustain this month is changing its packaging.
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Additionally, Oehrlein believes there isn't enough consumer interest to sustain the sport.
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This is reason enough to sustain our focus on women and girls.
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Economists say wage growth has to pick up to sustain consumer spending.
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Whether Russia can sustain an independent space effort is open to question.
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I could never sustain an expedient "I" for more than a paragraph.
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How much outrage can you sustain for that long period of time?
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They also help sustain relationships and align security policies around the world.
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Art is a way we sustain the higher levels of our needs.
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It is a wonder that he can sustain that sort of equipoise.
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Flowers, she says, remind us of what it takes to sustain life.
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Tunisia, in short, had the cultural underpinnings to sustain a democratic revolution.
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This reworked story is ultimately stretched too thin to sustain much tension.
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And what they know is that already they can barely sustain themselves.
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It is impossible to sustain important aspects of human development without this.
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All of this underscores how important it is to sustain this expansion.
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Humane countries don't sustain traditions that inflict needless suffering; they end them.
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But this same intangibility also makes performance art difficult to sustain financially.
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A&F still has its work cut out to sustain a comeback.
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They can: To help sustain corporate involvement and interest in this agenda, Trump should ask the World Economic Forum to establish a task force composed of the corporate, financial and media elites to implement and sustain those efforts.
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But, I'm quite pessimistic about our ability as human beings to sustain them.
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But it is not yet clear whether either business can sustain a profit.
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It might feel good, but it might not be able to sustain that.
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Those plants in turn sustain food chains and nesting habitats throughout the archipelago.
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Russia had taken steps in recent days to sustain that deal, Zakharova said.
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Pregnant women are not given enough food to sustain them during their pregnancies.
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Basically, anything that can help sustain and grow a website and online business.
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That is far greater than the euro area has been able to sustain.
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That it can sustain both readings is what makes it a great movie.
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However, she made too many unforced errors to sustain any form of challenge.
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Early frontrunners do not always sustain their lead and Sanders has stiff competition.
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However, Fitch would view positively a public commitment to sustain leverage below 103x.
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It also boosted many economists' optimism about China's ability to sustain rapid growth.
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The White House claimed the budget needed to sustain Constellation just wasn't realistic.
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Political relevance, like middle-class prosperity, is harder to sustain than once appreciated.
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The vase carries the weight of her body — weight that it cannot sustain.
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He promised that the Fed "will act as appropriate to sustain the expansion."
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The intelligent best-path routing constantly adjusts to sustain site speed and performance.
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That fan base might be enough to help sustain its own original content.
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It expects to sustain that rate of growth in the current financial year.
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They say that love, by itself, is never enough to sustain a partnership.
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Fitch expects NDB to sustain a strong growth trajectory to expand its franchise.
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And what's helping to sustain those positive effects is talking about it openly.
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U.S. producers have also found ways to sustain output even at lower prices.
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" She said because the Senate has fewer races, "hopefully they can sustain it.
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But the Street is mixed on whether oil can sustain its rapid rise.
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Similar calculations can also help to sustain government borrowing and even asset bubbles.
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When the economy picks up, foreign capital is needed to sustain the momentum.
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Sugar doesn't sustain you when you actually need energy, like for a workout.
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The actor was briefly hospitalized, but he did not sustain any serious injuries.
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Like humans, drunk or high animals are much more likely to sustain injuries.
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I do not know that I would want to sustain the author's pain.
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Something needs to change in order for the music industry to sustain itself.
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This is reflected in tighter leverage metrics required to sustain a 'BBB+' rating.
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I could not sustain the vision of the window, and it drifted away.
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But we will see in the upcoming months how long we can sustain.
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That premium should sustain so long as the bank's Asian engine keeps humming.
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Nor is it clear how long progressive enthusiasm can sustain the teachers' walkout.
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Many are blinking out as the forests that sustain their speakers are eroded.
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" Police previously confirmed to PEOPLE that "both parties did sustain visible minor injuries.
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Fitch does not believe Sampath can sustain its capitalisation purely through retained earnings.
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In doing so, our companies can sustain innovation over long periods of time.
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What could sustain the risk rally is inflows to credit funds, strategists said.
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Even then, RoboBee X-Wing could sustain flight only for half a second.
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One being: Will their asphyxiating energy sustain against the best of the best?
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Elites who create and sustain fear comprise neither a conspiracy nor a cabal.
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Rich countries need migration to thrive, not least to sustain their public services.
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"Thank God the officer right now did not sustain a life-threatening injury."
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There isn't any evidence that I'm aware of suggesting he can sustain this.
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The beautiful visuals sustain the viewer through the nearly three hour run time.
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The big test for Leicester will be if they can sustain their success.
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Both tests are meant to see how the booster can sustain extreme temperatures.
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Mr Depardieu has his moments, but he cannot sustain the show by himself.
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That will be difficult for lower-population states to sustain on their own.
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Many good jobs and the growth they sustain at JPMorgan will likely follow.
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The "patient did not had enough brain function to sustain life," Kramp said.
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The market for browsers has grown large enough to sustain such niche players.
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We cannot sustain a viable agriculture system if climate change is left unchecked.
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Some analysts, however, questioned if the company could sustain such high growth rates.
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Another is that ubiquitous smartphones make it easier to organise and sustain protests.
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The vast grasslands of North America don't get enough rain to sustain trees.
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"They believe you can sustain the pain, work through the pain," he said.
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That's a viable short-term strategy, but retailers can't sustain increased costs forever.
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It will be hard for gold to sustain any rallies in this environment.
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That view was harder to sustain after Mr. Trump's latest eruption, he said.
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However, presidential leadership alone won't sustain strong public service in the United States.
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There is slim precedent to establish the conduct necessary to sustain an impeachment.
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I appreciated that Robin encouraged us to sustain a pace that felt good.
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Their final task was to see whether the array could sustain major damage.
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It was mesmerizing, but they could only sustain it for a few moments.
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Momentum can mint money in Silicon Valley, but you have to sustain it.
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It should sustain 40,483 people for a month, WFP spokeswoman Abeer Etefa said.
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I don't think it will sustain itself like a family film usually does.
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The immediate challenge facing Ms Gauff is to sustain her level of play.
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Hogan said the market needs to see earnings growth to sustain the rally.
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The characters are charming and imaginative, and have sufficient variety to sustain interest.
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They sustain vital fishing industries, and they're popular spots for divers and snorkelers.
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President Trump ought to sustain the attacks if Assad doesn't learn these lessons.
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But the explosion means that the order of Gilead can't sustain itself indefinitely.
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Yet the uproar over facial recognition is making that posture harder to sustain.
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But the pleasures of Hemmings's levity and wisdom more than sustain the reader.
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So even as they undermine its self-sufficiency, they help sustain the population.
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But the news wasn't enough to sustain the longest bull market in history.
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Many are the working poor whose incomes are not enough to sustain them.
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He also insisted that to sustain liberal democracy you needed liberally educated people.
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These performers aren't strong presences, and the choreographic material doesn't sustain much interest.
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The corn is different there, starchier and stronger, able to sustain such breadth.
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"We are going to act as appropriate to sustain the expansion," he said.
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At 39 minutes, "Heroin(e)" sprawls; each thread could sustain longer-term treatment.
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The idea behind these laws was simple: Near-universal vaccinations sustain herd immunity.
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The monopoly of force will probably be enough to sustain the Islamic republic.
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Small towns can also sustain entrepreneurial activity that is tailored to their needs.
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I can't sustain any one gesture—I could never paint within those perimeters.
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If consolidation on the business side can help sustain the journalism, then great.
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Any activity of mine (including a boring activity) requires that I sustain it.
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Most of those voters will sustain the Republican Party in subsequent elections too.
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That's important because cross-platform reach will help a creator sustain a career.
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There is reason, after all, to mistrust the social hierarchies that sustain it.
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Meanwhile, fishing and tourism combine to sustain some 14,000 jobs in the area.
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This time, we need to sustain stimulus spending until the economy becomes healthy.
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"The values and principles that sustain our civilization are under siege," she said.
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YouTube's ecosystem helped create them, but there's no requirement that YouTube sustain them.
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Medicine, law business, engineering, these are noble pursuits and necessary to sustain life.
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That may help people sustain periods of social distancing that seem unbearable today.
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Facing this threat, anti-Communists and segregationists worked hard to sustain the fractures.
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Tariffs are just not a good way to sustain a domestic manufacturing revival.
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Paying taxes to sustain a failing system is an exercise in institutional futility.
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King and Hill sustain the premise for Part 1 before surrendering to abstraction.
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Bloomberg's vast resources have unlocked a campaign strategy no other candidate could sustain.
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Achievements don't just help us make connections; they also help sustain those connections.
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And America will look much better if they can sustain a middle class.
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This is part of what makes transparent rationing of care difficult to sustain.
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In Illinois, Republicans won enough seats in the state Senate to sustain Gov.
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How could she sustain so much movement and range within a solitary note?
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"There's no way that Lesotho can sustain its current retrogressive laws," she says.
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Ausmus said Aviles rolled his wrist, but did not sustain any serious injury.
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So, that helps sustain this long, long growth session we've had even longer.
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Tour de France cyclists can sustain levels of around 500 watts for hours.
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Some analysts wondered if its central bank can sustain the lira without defaulting.
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To sustain a long career, you've got to have more than a gimmick.
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If we become that, then our financial model would be difficult to sustain.
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And how to sustain the sense of anticipation that deliciously quickened the honeymoon?
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The endless schedule will not sustain either premature celebration or early-career funerals.
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What's more, the python could sustain that level of metabolism for several days.
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Luckily, Gaga did not sustain any immediate injuries, and she continued the show.
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We use more than we need to, and more than we can sustain.
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With a Harvard-educated black president, this fiction became increasingly difficult to sustain.
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Even if he doesn't, Republicans lack the internal consensus to sustain government funding.
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Twenty states have accused six companies of colluding to sustain high generic prices.
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"It's easier to sustain something than to create it from scratch," she said.
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It presents her as working tirelessly but too deferentially to sustain her authority.
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Alcee Hastings (D-Fla.), for one, said he intends to sustain Obama's veto.
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The space between the truth and the image becomes too great to sustain.
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Was there really enough life in Ghostbusters to sustain a whole new reboot?
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However, the jury is out on whether oil refineries will sustain any flooding.
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Instead, it may help sustain them by reducing costs and possibly improving profitability.
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As opposed to just being evil, that seems like it can't sustain itself.
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Photos appear to show that he did not sustain any serious visible injuries.
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I'm lucky to have a partner, family and friends who sustain me emotionally.
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The study will aim to find what sort of foods sustain gut health.
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The question is: Can the Pig help global equities sustain this stellar run?
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To sustain a large and ambitious art institution, certain compromises must be made.
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Can our environment really sustain what's been going on for another ten years?
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Helping sustain Samsung's mobile turnaround According to Reuters, Samsung is hoping the resale program will help sustain its mobile business, which, after a long period of struggle, posted its best profits for two years in the most recent financial quarter.
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Fear is not an easy thing for a survival horror-action game to sustain.
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The estimate spans the "cost to deploy, operate, sustain, and redeploy forces" through Dec.
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Bill Thomason, president of Keeneland Race Course, is convinced racing can sustain the momentum.
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Hidden plays are ones that never make highlight reels, but stop or sustain drives.
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Their mutual regard for one another helps sustain a happy balance in their home.
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Whether he can sustain those good feelings may be the administration's most trying test.
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If the league continues to propagate this fantasy, it will sustain its fan base.
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Conrad's lungs were too inflamed, too constricted, and too swollen to sustain any life.
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NASA is busy searching for "goldilocks" -- exoplanets that might be able sustain human life.
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But other scenes would benefit from a trim to sustain the emotions and tension.
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Fitch expects the company's FCC will sustain in the high 337137.5x to 337125x range.
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We just couldn't sustain it in the end because of their talent and size.
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"This will help to sustain the long-term growth of the region," he added.
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Those that answer 'We're doing it for the audience' and mean it, they sustain.
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Elderly drivers often sustain chest-wall injuries because of the shape of the chest.
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Can social media accountability, in all its imperfect forms, help sustain change this time?
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Lena stays, scraping just enough from the landscape to sustain one grizzled old lady.
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They could sustain the depth of disapproval all the way to elections in November.
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This limits the amount of economic growth Britain can sustain without pushing up inflation.
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But the tricky thing is that boycotts, especially digital ones, are hard to sustain.
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Too often, young entrepreneurs think that a good idea alone will sustain a business.
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Secondary cities half a world away from each other can increasingly sustain direct connections.
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People crave and appreciate it — not everyone, but enough people to sustain an audience.
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But would an $2168 million business sustain the Times' current newsroom of 1,300 journalists?
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Fitch expects Jarden can also sustain organic topline growth in the 3% range annually.
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Those could help sustain the business if the main Facebook app continues to decline.
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In terms of policy choices that are necessary to sustain that kind of population.
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We're also approaching levels in employment where it's difficult to even sustain the average.
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But the prices charged by the government were too low to sustain the programme.
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Breedlove said NATO would need allies to contribute to sustain the mission over time.
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Secure any items that cannot sustain high winds and reinforce fragile components like windows.
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Finally, online you create a world in which peer pressure can sustain violent behavior.
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"It is amazing that the security guard didn't sustain additional injury", Lombardo told reporters.
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So it will be interesting to see whether it can sustain its early momentum.
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It offers investors sky-high annual returns of 21%, which few companies can sustain.
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You always have to be reinvesting in the next act to sustain your growth.
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"To sustain the change you have to bake it into the system," said Lagrew.
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Some were popular; almost all of them struggled to sustain a sense of horror.
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That vehicle was driven by actor Luke Wilson, who didn't sustain any serious injuries.
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Younger children were less likely than older teens and adults to sustain sprains, however.
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I was worried that at my size, I wouldn't find resources to sustain me.
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The bank's strong internal capital generation will help sustain its above sector-average capitalisation.
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But that notion has been particularly difficult to sustain over the past 30 years.
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"Virality is key to helping growth, but virality cannot sustain a business," Vatere said.
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Make sure you are setting your kids up for a lifestyle they can sustain.
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Of course, this doesn't mean the camera module will never sustain any potential damage.
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Hollender and Sustain support the bill through advocacy group Women's Voices for the Earth.
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Would there ever be sufficient revenue in the cybersecurity market to sustain unicorn valuations?
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He plays to Jamaicans' homophobia: he wants a referendum to sustain the buggery laws.
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There just aren't a lot of companies that could sustain being public right now.
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The driver of the semi-trailer did not sustain any injuries from the collision.
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"He might be best for the stock market in the long haul," Buckingham sustain.
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The Vezo are lucky if they catch enough octopus and fish to sustain themselves.
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It requires strong governance to sustain the city's limited water resources into the future.
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"Being able to sustain prices convincingly above $40 is very much in their interest."
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It's just mentally exhausting to sustain that investment for the rest of your life.
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There are not many businesses that can sustain customer acquisition costs of that nature.
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Micah David-Cole Fletcher, 85033, was injured but did not sustain life-threatening injuries.
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But it is unclear if firms' profits need be so high to sustain research.
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Addressing supporters early on Saturday, Kagame said he would work to sustain economic growth.
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But I never had the time to refine such tools or sustain the effort.
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Feminism cannot last or sustain itself if it just prides itself on white women.
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Soon, John McCain will choose for himself the words to enable and sustain him.
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This line of thinking also marginalizes the differences that sustain inequality and oppression today.
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How much income will you need to sustain this lifestyle, and for how long?
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When competition is fierce and fair, persistently high profits should be difficult to sustain.
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In doing so, it helps to sustain Israel's current policies and to foreclose alternatives.
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Their tiny bodies couldn't sustain the metabolic and circulatory effects of these potent anesthetics.
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Other suggestions aim to buttress the collective norms and institutions that sustain democratic life.
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"By the grace of god, he did not sustain any injuries," Chief Montalvo said.
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The island contains no freshwater and lacks any basic infrastructure needed to sustain life.
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Furthermore, the medication that is needed to sustain the transplant can be very expensive.
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"Crude needs help from the stock market to sustain any new highs," he said.
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These exchanges are horizontal, requiring a good deal of time and energy to sustain.
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They are not receiving their fair share of bread and water for sustain life.
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Through U.S. leadership, we can facilitate and sustain the arrival of humans on Mars.
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"We can sustain our production, pay our dividend, below $40 a barrel," he said.
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Would those reasons be enough to sustain such an effort over 15-plus years?
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Reid was the sole vote to sustain Obama's veto in the Senate on Wednesday.
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Here are the resources leaders across industries use to sustain their morning reading habits.
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He's already preparing other streams of income to sustain him whenever he's done playing.
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So when they fall to the bottom, they can sustain entire ecosystems … for years.
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They won't be able to sustain with just 2G/3G feature phones this year.
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"I will always fight to strengthen and sustain this precious, precious Union," she added.
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The team quickly realized, however, that the idea would not sustain them year-round.
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Only one member of House Democratic leadership voted to sustain the president's veto: Rep.
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To sustain our democracy, we must not allow that legitimacy to remain under attack.
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And Zkano and Little River don't yet sell enough to sustain the mill alone.
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The latest locale where a company is betting it can sustain a fiber presence?
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To sustain this passion, you need to be willing to fail and try again.
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"We can't sustain taking these kinds of losses," said a different pharmacist in Florida.
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Creating an ecosystem where developers can build and sustain useful apps will be key.
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In that regard, how did you sustain hope when you were washing fish tanks?
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While the surge shoved his vessel onto land, it did not sustain serious damage.
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Now, let's sustain manufacturers' record-setting optimism by following through on other critical priorities.
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What better time to amplify and sustain the conversation than today—World Heart Day.
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Here are six buy-rated stocks in the new GS Sustain stocks idea basket.
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The major averages slid, however, unable to sustain an advance as trade tensions rose.
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Low prices erode the petroleum revenues that sustain the government budgets of these countries.
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This is a false premise, and there is not enough evidence to sustain it.
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How long could you sustain your household if you were to stop earning income?
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In a film of mostly mixed merits, such mysterious highs sustain the mundane lows.
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In order to sustain our relationship we rely on technology and the Postal Service.
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He made the comment that the Fed will act as appropriate to sustain expansion.
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Is it fair to ask that Dunia sustain a lifetime of my poor health?
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The question now is whether new investment will materialize quickly enough to sustain expansion.
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The question for Ms. Harris is whether she can sustain her momentum from Thursday.
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That rickety infrastructure could just not sustain or benefit from all of the opportunity.
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It's increasingly obvious that "you need plate tectonics to sustain life," Dr. Zerkle added.
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I think the question is whether there are enough winners to sustain the markets.
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It's these sorts of metrics that should help scale up and sustain the program.
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Sustain Natural Organic Personal Lubricant ($13) Sustain's natural lubricant is straight-up quality lube.
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And the same way the charity, charity is not going to sustain this thing.
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As in the lottery case, this focus might be enough to sustain their skepticism.
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I have done my part by paying taxes to sustain payments of anticipated benefits.
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It's a defense, but also, there's only so much shit you can sustain mentally.
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This has helped us sustain our customary "anthropodenial": the denial that we are animals.
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Ms. Makeba's life was, of course, more than eventful enough to sustain a movie.
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Our helpful brains do not wish us to sustain an energy deficit and starve.
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Now, when hurricanes like Irma hit, many parts of Cuba can sustain vital services.
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Masterpiece Cakeshop broke the winning streak, and with Janus we sustain another hard loss.
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Then you implement the program and then you figure out how to sustain it.
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This is no small feat, but it does require some political will to sustain.
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Foreign aid can sustain the government, even as its control of the country shrinks.
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Among them: Can this entity help sustain a meaningful amount of trade with Iran?
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" Even the loose themes of these places often aren't enough to sustain full "experiences.
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It has to sustain that, because that's what the constitutional monarchy is all about.
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Tragically, American actions encouraged dependency in a nation whose independence it sought to sustain.
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There are strategies that will help you sustain your business amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Even modest profit margins enable domestic tight oil producers to sustain and increase production.
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What they're looking for is to be able to sustain and maintain their dignity.
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The final piece, fat, will help you to sustain energy levels during longer workouts.
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These were more efficient than thin flinty rocks, which can't sustain a sharp edge.
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Can we sustain it and finish these last nine games on a positive note?
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The question is can you sustain it, and none of them say you can.
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Besides, Cooper had breached its promise to sustain normal operations at the Chinese subsidiary.
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As for "sustain," that means keeping at it no matter how long it takes.
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We need to sustain that last drive, offensively, and shut them down better defensively.
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I could have the sort of creative life that creative work would not sustain.
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People ages 18 to 34 were the most likely to sustain e-scooter injuries.
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He didn't sustain any broken bones or fractures, but does have some facial lacerations.
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The American economy needs healthy business investment, hiring and consumer spending to sustain growth.
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They are intended to sustain a plane for more than 90,000 landings and takeoffs.
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As long as you are winning and don't sustain many casualties, everything is fine.
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Today, incubators sustain the life of a premature infant without continuing the gestation process.
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It is almost impossible for business schools to articulate, execute and sustain a vision.
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Such excitement may be difficult to sustain in the wake of recent Trump actions.
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In trying to sustain the lifestyle, Infinity becomes a scammer just like her grandma.
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The question before the French now is whether to stain or sustain that body.
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But we cannot run, sustain, and grow our organizations by relying solely on emotion.
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In 260, however, the Hambantota port proved too costly for Sri Lanka to sustain.
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But in order to sustain his appeal, he will have to fulfil his promises.
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As a result, some countries are consuming much more water than they can sustain.
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Parties, while not written into the U.S. Constitution, do sustain our system of government.
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It also confirmed to The Hill that the victim did not sustain any injuries.
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"Being efficient on those early drives and being able to sustain drives," McVay said.
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Precarious work arrangements like these often leave working people struggling to sustain their families.
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"We're going to continue to act as appropriate to sustain this expansion," Powell said.
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Sources of foreign currency needed to sustain the import-dependent economy are running dry.
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Kelly has publicly voiced doubts about whether the program could sustain a legal challenge.
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It has to be sustainable and it has to continue to sustain the recovery.
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"To sustain two million, that's two major [content delivery networks] really chugging," he said.
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It's a blow to the Texans offense, but one I believe they can sustain.
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How does it sustain us, as well as help us move forward in time?
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They ran it as an authoritarian state built to sustain a violent racial hierarchy.
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However, The Guardian reported that some artifacts did sustain damage and others were lost.
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It just says the prosecutors didn't think they could sustain that burden of proof.
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Whether this approach can sustain Reddit's community into the future remains to be seen.
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They will be robbed of resources, programs and projects needed to sustain and promote economic prosperity — schools, hospitals, highways, roads, electric grids, safety and security measures, all depend on having an accurate count of the people they are designed to sustain and serve.
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This suggests that land taxes alone could be enough to sustain public or government expenditures.
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"Those who have very low interest rates do not sustain themselves over time," said Minas.
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The Shockers built leads of 10 points and nine twice, but couldn't sustain that momentum.
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"We would need to see solid prints to sustain the dollar's buoyant run," Manimbo said.
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This puts a greater burden on policy to sustain progress in spite of consumer disinterest.
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Farmers will also need to produce 70 percent more food to sustain so many people.
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Will it be able to sustain that tone over 10 hours of its first season?
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From this point forward I'll sustain an internal scream that I only break when conversing.
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But the sub-indices showed that the current growth momentum may be hard to sustain.
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How much is enough—enough to sustain us, to alleviate the feeling of being alone?
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"I have nothing that is going to sustain me if I stop working," Cruz said.
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It also believes OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia is trying to sustain prices at $50-$269.
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Logano wasn't shocked that he could sustain that sort of speed in the money round.
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I clearly can't sustain this treatment for the length of time I will need it.
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But if Democrats can muster 41 votes, they would be able to sustain the filibuster.
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It was a tough task, with analysts critical of the company's ability to sustain growth.
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Chronic economic uncertainty makes it hard for people to sustain or even enter stable relationships.
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No one wants F-22s, which cost many millions of dollars, to sustain storm damage.
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It hinted at the trouble Democrats would be in if Trump could ever sustain discipline.
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That doesn't mean EV of the future have to sustain the standard car layout, though.
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Taliban leaders nevertheless vowed this month to sustain the fight until their objectives were reached.
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And in fact, exomoons may even provide a better environment to sustain life than Earth.
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The White House said members of Congress and their staffers did not sustain serious injuries.
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Also: I do wonder if the bits that I played can sustain an entire game.
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These vampires simply cannot help destroying healthy organisms—it is literally how they sustain themselves.
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Fortunately, Stephen King has enough material to sustain nonstop adaptations for the next several decades.
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"There's not enough money to sustain certain families and people go into drugs," Gabb says.
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The Spurs had an emotional start, but could not sustain it against the talented Warriors.
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Educated urbanites who stage protests over constitutional issues are too few to sustain a party.
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That's a lot of paved over land that used to produce food and sustain livestock.
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Potential output—ie, what an economy can sustain without inflation accelerating—is easy to underestimate.
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This lowers prices, boosts productivity and ensures that firms cannot long sustain abnormally high profits.
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There just isn't enough demand for weed to sustain that kind of single-resource market.
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And the rapid growth that the losses are intended to sustain seems to be faltering.
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After that, I became established enough as an artist and photographer to sustain my life.
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But the 37-year-old CEO said clever advertising isn't enough to sustain a business.
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Experience tells us this is the best way to retain their trust and sustain relationships.
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Cuba cannot sustain the dealers, collectors, and art patrons that a local art market needs.
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"They may tire and no longer be able to sustain breathing function," the CDC says.
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Jana Frey, IRC's Greece director, said the government needed to sustain efforts to ease overcrowding.
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Mr Ortega has largely abandoned the left-wing ideology that helps sustain Mr Maduro's tyranny.
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By car or train it was rare to sustain speeds of more than 22007kph (210mph).
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And for now, the big oil exporters cannot sustain very low oil prices for long.
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After five years of war, the civilian population of Syria cannot sustain more, Egeland said.
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Indeed, hydrothermal processes near volcanic vents are known to sustain complex ecosystems here on Earth.
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Nonetheless, it is rare for big companies to sustain heavy losses just to expand fast.
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We just have to be able to sustain our defense and hold that as well.
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Between the lines: Lerer departs as BuzzFeed is undergoing major changes to sustain its growth.
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"Its very hard to sustain yourself in Seattle if you're on minimum wage," she said.
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The only question is how much self-inflicted damage it will sustain in the meantime.
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Instead, the problem was that money ran out, and there was no plan to sustain
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Rather, it's a model of an alternative genetic structure required to sustain self-replicating life.
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"Our determination to reach and sustain zero harm is our most pressing challenge," Cutifani said.
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It stipulates that all profits must be reinvested into the company to sustain its growth.
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You need a middle class to sustain an economy and they&aposre losing there&aposs.
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This year, however, the already-lagging sector may struggle to sustain any kind of rally.
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This is bad news for our future ability to sustain high incomes and national prosperity.
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It's just a matter of earnings or earning season, whether we can sustain above it.
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That is the essence of what those interpreters wish to sustain and recover where lost.
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LimeBike itself claims that its model is not a risky or hard-to-sustain one.
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This kind of outrage will pass; human beings can't sustain that feeling for too long.
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HCP's contingent liquidity will likely sustain below the 2.0x typically carried by investment grade REITs.
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"For 22 years, I voted to sustain the constitutionality of the death penalty," Palmer said.
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Running out of storage to sustain my app stash is the least of my worries.
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While gains were made in many places, the Afghan army was unable to sustain stability.
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Or worse, that you don't have enough cash in the bank to sustain your retirement.
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Industry sources say Aramco cannot sustain high output levels for long amid low oil prices.
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Due to deep, systemic issues, black wealth is both difficult to build and to sustain.
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When it comes to the most basic question for any democracy — can it sustain itself?
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One reason was that many people had begun dipping into their savings to sustain spending.
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Unless there is an unexpected surge in demand, the rally may be hard to sustain.
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"The way their guy (Stroman) pitched, it was really hard to sustain anything," Francona said.
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How are these D2C brands going to evolve and how could they sustain as businesses?
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Each household is expected to pay a monthly fee of $2 to sustain the initiative.
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The goal is to sustain 3 percent growth, but economists are very skeptical that's possible.
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Such conflicts, though, do have a limitation: Mr Putin cannot afford to sustain big losses.
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But anger is a difficult emotion to sustain -- particularly when you get what you want.
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The economy is too weak to sustain a further increase in a controversial consumption tax.
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They'll need these happy memories to sustain them for the next 374 years in Paradise.
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Please take care when doing it, so as not to sustain a music-related injury.
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So in no means ever will I sustain long-lasting damage for a small paycheck.
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Girls were 27 percent more likely to sustain soccer injuries than boys, the study found.
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By 2014 China had accumulated nearly $4 trillion in foreign currency to sustain the peg.
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An estimated 1.7 million people sustain brain injuries every year and 52,000 of them die.
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The tech-sector engineering disciplines, conversely, struggle to sustain a meager 15 percent female participation.
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The capacity to sustain internal constancy was an essential feature of an organism, he argued.
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Congress needs to sustain the priority of nuclear security, in programs not just in words.
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Manager Brad Ausmus said Aviles rolled his wrist, but did not sustain any serious injury.
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It will take clear thinking as well as an upbeat spirit to sustain that mood.
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Are the U.S. and its allies going to sustain the pressure presently on North Korea?
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In fact, it explodes—though, thankfully, our host doesn't seem to sustain any serious injuries.
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These strengthened bonds can help sustain or even elevate antipathy toward Trump and Trump supporters.
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Nikyatu Jusu's "Suicide by Sunlight" begins with a premise that could sustain an entire series.
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American firms have been spending heavily to build the infrastructure necessary to sustain these exports.
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When it comes to the most basic question for any democracy—can it sustain itself?
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People are told they have to change people, places, and things to sustain their recovery.
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We must work to find ways to fund and sustain this type of substantive solution.
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And it is the daily details that sustain the workings of America's alliances and partnerships.
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There's a good chance it's already attracted the whales it needs to actively sustain itself.
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It means we can sustain on an organic basis, growing commitment to content and innovation.
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We want to sustain the continued defeat — at least of the physical caliphate — of ISIS.
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Look What we do to one another, As if nothing but having Will sustain us.
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But there was not enough variety of musical expression to sustain a 90-minute piece.
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Simply put, the tunnels cannot sustain themselves, and we are risking the safety of commuters.
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She poured herself into school and found demanding intellectual work outdoors that helped sustain her.
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But Porsche has said the Taycan Turbo will be able to sustain its performance better.
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But Langley may not have enough LO facilities to sustain more F-22s, Holmes said.
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Even while working, theatre professionals constantly travel to auditions for new roles to sustain employment.
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You have to do those things otherwise you can't actually sustain a lower cost structure.
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Such abnormally high growth rates have proven to be difficult to sustain over long periods.
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Others used technology to enhance productivity and slashed their work forces to sustain their operations.
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Children can sustain years of neglect and abuse before an agency petitions for court intervention.
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While every situation is different, rules can help sustain body and soul in cramped quarters.
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And then the other question you ask is can they sustain it after we leave?
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Rather, offering free but quality services is how we can succeed and sustain our growth.
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Strategists expect companies' profit growth to help justify lofty valuations and sustain gains in stocks.
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Having a big, constantly refreshing pool of talent certainly makes it easier to sustain success.
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"I think the primary objective for Kim is to sustain his own survival," he says.
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Here's a breakdown of the lawmakers who voted in the House to sustain Obama's veto.
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Recurring warmer, dryer conditions allow pests to thrive and sustain longer, more intense wildfire seasons.
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So assembly plants in Mexico help sustain a robust auto-parts industry across North America.
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The question lingers how long these Robinsons will be able to sustain that creative trajectory.
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How would feces ever be nutritive enough to sustain the life from which it came?
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To sustain and accelerate these advances, it is essential to protect the IP behind them.
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But wages for most jobs may be too low to sustain a middle-class lifestyle.
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As a result, there's an appetite for learning — one that Top Chef has helped sustain.
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While it seems a difficult lifestyle to sustain, it is not a choice to Ashantison.
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As Reuters notes, a key question is how long Tesla can sustain that production level.
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Letendre said Blandford is faced with a challenge of how to sustain their municipal services.
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Clinton's margin in the national popular vote and sustain her chances in the Electoral College.
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Also, the U.S. force strength at the demilitarized zone cannot sustain a full-blown attack.
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Over the final third of "Sustain," this unusual merger between restraint and hyperactivity could hypnotize.
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The question now is how to sustain this progress as leadership shifts to local hands.
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Every so often, students may fracture leg bones, vertebrae and cheekbones or sustain a concussion.
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We, over a period of time, explored every option possible to try and sustain it.
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Hansel & Gretel fails to do so, or to sustain an atmosphere of fear or foreboding.
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To sustain the 1960s boom, Keynesians offered fiscal stimulus from tax cuts and spending increases.
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"We just couldn't sustain the excitement is the best way to put it," he said.
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With another 8,000 Western troops in Afghanistan, the alliances that sustain America's effort look solid.
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"They would rather bend to him than sustain the rule of law," Mr. Cohen said.
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But could this — an island of just 13,600 people — sustain the pressures of mass tourism?
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"It's totally sustainable, and we are going to sustain it for however long it's necessary."
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The big question: Can Airbnb sustain that growth by finding more homes to rent out?
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And also, they're not doing much to sustain the people who are incurring the costs.
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So we are monitoring that closely and we will act as appropriate to sustain expansion.
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The core question is how will longtime Bronx resident sustain themselves, and at what costs.
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Rather, consider them as fortune cookies which give momentary pleasure but cannot sustain you forever.
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"You can't sustain a state with just 30 percent of your oil production," he said.
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If we don't get that fixed, then we won't have enough galleries to sustain fairs.
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Valmont bought 50 beehives in Switzerland to help sustain the life span of its bees.
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We've covered and transformed the planet with the agriculture, settlements and infrastructure that sustain us.
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With dinner so late these days, we all need a light repast to sustain us.
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It is easy to forget how difficult democracy, prosperity and social stability are to sustain.
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" Another reads: "Cigarette companies intentionally designed cigarettes with enough nicotine to create and sustain addiction.
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How we will be able to sustain these gains without a strong public school presence?
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But build the foundation that enables them to sustain a championship calibre major league career.
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They'll sustain you all morning, especially if you add blueberries, sliced peaches or other fruit.
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I believe his impulsivity will make it impossible for him to sustain any meaningful restraint.
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We lose candidates who can't sustain their campaigns until more diverse states are in play.
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Still, the writing here has enough psychological depth and lovely passages to sustain its misfires.
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The patients had been unable to eat or to absorb enough nutrients to sustain life.
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But she will sustain herself, she will she will power through this, or would have.
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The Wildcats, however, could not sustain their charge, taking their fifth defeat in six games.
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Individuals who sustain multiple concussions are at greater risk for further or permanent neurologic damage.
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"It is really hard to sustain that type of intensity," Thunder coach Billy Donovan said.
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If the herds grow too large, they will exhaust the land's ability to sustain them.
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Yet Anbang also has a big cushion to help sustain the company through tough times.
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It takes care and effort to nurture and sustain it through life's ups and downs.
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But the Jews did not sustain their magnificent civilization because they were anti-anti-Semites.
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She went on to sustain a living supplying a local infirmary with — poetic justice — leeches.
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We want to sustain the continued defeat — at least of the physical caliphate — of ISIS.
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But it's hard to say whether Sonos can sustain that product longevity in the future.
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But how would you deliver nutrients into the Venusian atmosphere to help sustain those microbes?
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They know what it's like to build and sustain friendships entirely on a digital device.
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"We need to find ways to sustain the effect of adapted cell therapies," he said.
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It is a no-brainer that such a coalition would sustain Merkel for another term.
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To sustain and grow health centers, Congress created a special Health Center Fund in 85033.
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JOHN MALONE: But actually if you believe that they don't need to sustain it indefinitely.
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Gold eased as investors turned cautious after the metal failed to sustain a recent rally.
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A trust fund that was supposed to sustain them in later life was frittered away.
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That's a far cry from the recommended $1 million needed to sustain yourself in retirement.
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However, DHFL's profitability would need to improve if it is to sustain higher capital buffers.
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They have increased the retention of profitable product lines to sustain premium growth and profitability.
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He believes that a rebound in China's growth will help sustain the current market rally.
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And they could not sustain their solid play in the first quarter against the Thunder.
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By that, I mean automakers have often sacrificed price to sustain high levels of production.
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Collins was the sixth Republican senator to announce that it's all too much to sustain.
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Hiring is one thing, but actually having a working environment to sustain her is another.
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"They are vastly outspending their cash flow position to sustain their growth," Mr. Snyder said.
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Republican leaders promised to muster enough votes in the House to sustain Mr. Trump's veto.
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The mental commitment for me was more difficult than the physical, and harder to sustain.
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The whiteboard gives Trump enough of an immigration agenda to sustain an entire first term.
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We're told Tori's sister was present, as well, but did not sustain any physical injuries.
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FACT has compiled a list of songs to sustain your interest until the next season.
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Six thousand years of combined corporate history, done on a rigorous method, four major studies, which then led to kind of 12 principles that correlate — nothing can be causal — correlate strongly with those that become and sustain greatness with those that dealt ... Become and sustain?
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America did more than any other nation to create and sustain the order Mr Fukuyama celebrated.
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"It's a continued battle to sustain the numbers and to increase them, as well," Ballington said.
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But that will become hard to sustain in the face of a crush of attack spots.
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The obvious risk is that he might have a poor season or sustain a significant injury.
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American Journalism Project: $1 million to grow and sustain local civic news organizations through venture philanthropy.
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They predict homes will sustain "severe damages," with some losing their entire roof and exterior walls.
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Was the cliffhanger at least partly a calculated way to get more episodes and sustain interest?
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The shoes also need to sustain you for hours of walking, dancing, and standing in line.
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Comparing these replacement-level predictions to reality reveals which constituencies could likely sustain more progressive senators.
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The problem is that sort of philosophical rumination probably can't sustain a narrative for very long.
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The company just turned in a profitable quarter, but has never been able to sustain profitability.
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There was hope, because that's how you sustain change — hope in the face of the impossible.
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Companies will simply perform better if they are able to develop and sustain a diverse team.
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A section of the complex appeared to sustain significant damage, with shattered windows and scattered debris.
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DAVID TAYLOR: Certainly if it were to sustain itself it would be a very high concern.
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"The price as it is right now certainly doesn't sustain continued production", according to Alcoa's Harvey.
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This should help banks sustain their market positions and profitability in at least the medium term.
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MACCALLUM: You talk a lot about God and about your faith, how does that sustain you?
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It's yet another sign that this intriguing Saturnian moon has what it takes to sustain life.
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Powell wants to draw us in; she wants to make works that can sustain close looking.
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The city's Haunted Happenings events in October draw crowds that sustain local businesses in slower months.
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People emotionally, psychologically, have to be for something to sustain it, back to the earlier question.
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I'm not sure that you can sustain feeding the hungry in America through bailouts to farmers.
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Nevertheless, the Taliban leader vowed this month to sustain the fight until their objectives were reached.
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"Apple is unlikely to sustain this growth in Q4," Canalys' Mo Jia said in a statement.
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The funding would include money to fight Islamic State militants and sustain higher overseas troop levels.
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Can they shine and sustain enough light on destructive decisions and corrupt dealings inside the agency?
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But these platforms need to be able to sustain themselves financial if they're going to exist.
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In the complex cells of humans and other organisms, two different genomes collaborate to sustain life.
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All this makes it harder to sustain the argument that platforms are no more than marketplaces.
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And are you left with a functioning commonwealth that can sustain basic services on the island?
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Sort of genetic luck, like being able to ... Genetic luck to sustain all of this abuse.
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Currently, there are no proven therapies except diet and weight loss, which is hard to sustain.
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We pray to forces out there, forces that we cannot see but that sustain our hopes.
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It may also weigh on the city's attempts to sustain its record fundraising from stock floats.
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Easter points to America's annual commercial celebration of her holiday as a way to sustain her.
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WHY do economies grow, and why might growth outstrip the natural world's capacity to sustain it?
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It's a good gag, but the writers don't seem to have a way to sustain it.
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These businesses, though sporting promising user growth, never seemed to grow large enough to sustain themselves.
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But repression has worked: people seem too scared and preoccupied with survival to sustain mass protests.
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Synchronization is fleeting and impossible to sustain, but it is invigorating to follow her fierce concentration.
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"We think it is very important to sustain our dividend," Statoil's Sætre told CNBC on Wednesday.
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Fitch anticipates that leverage will sustain around current levels and remain appropriate for the 'BBB+' rating.
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It has led to "choppy trading" where markets can't sustain momentum in either direction, he added.
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The move seemed to acknowledge that Biden's campaign cannot sustain a continued run of bad news.
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Analysts say Scherer is picking market battles but will come under some pressure to sustain orders.
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Equally advertising revenue may be used to sustain sites responsible for 'fake news' content or 'disinformation'.
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Credit: Tom AshfieldUnlike humans, plants only react to infections when they sustain specific kinds of damage.
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Consequently, it was not able to sustain human migrants until much later, around 212,2600 years ago.
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But if additional tariffs are implemented, the S&P 500 could sustain a 5%+ move lower.
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Anemic economic growth and weak job growth just do not sustain the case for higher rates.
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But to sustain public pensions in the long term, countries do not actually need more parents.
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Others said oil prices could not sustain the constant rise of recent weeks on OPEC pledges.
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" He said the expansion proved difficult to sustain and led him to make "some poor decisions.
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Typically, you want waters of at least 22017 degrees Fahrenheit or warmer to sustain a hurricane.
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Reserves are continuously drained, Mr Woods points out, so the industry must invest to sustain production.
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It's possible, Thompson said, that chemosynthesis helps sustain some of these hardy bottom dwellers, as well.
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Instead, it's an attempt to tell a story, capture a mood, create and sustain a sensation.
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Going into Saturday and going into Monday, can we sustain that kind of play going forward?
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Or perhaps, the new machine might actually be able to sustain a conversation, unlike its predecessors.
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But one recent event has raised concerns over how long the company can sustain its independence.
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Some analysts questioned if underlying demand was robust enough to sustain shipments over the coming months.
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As it stands, neuroscientists can only sustain brain cells in the lab for a few weeks.
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"Such flexible measures the BOJ took (in July) will help sustain sound market functions," Masai said.
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The soft currency supported Japanese exporters, and also helped the country sustain its unorthodox monetary policy.
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In order to sustain a nation on this, we must automate and digitize processes to scale.
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The driver of the tractor-trailer did not sustain injuries in the crash, the police said.
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Plus, the United Kingdom has a robust intellectual property regime that publishers are eager to sustain.
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It was a real challenge to sustain myself and find the food that I could eat.
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Other proteins appear to protect DNA from damage, like the kind they would sustain from radiation.
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It's not clear whether Democrats would be able to sustain a filibuster on any Trump pick.
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What has undermined faith in our economic system and the very values needed to sustain it?
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And so, the question is how is Japan able to sustain a debt of that size?
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A brief round of 'Build the Wall' chanting broke out, but couldn't sustain itself for long.
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Unfortunately Luke Cage does little to sustain its momentum in the last third of the season.
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She explained she knew their marriage couldn't "sustain itself" if she focused on work full time.
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With exceptions, Trump prevailed because he could buy more legal firepower and sustain the fight longer.
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But even that is no longer enough to satisfy the growing population and sustain thirsty crops.
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The company seeks to sustain sales momentum for the product going into a crucial third year.
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"I've gone as far as I think the political — you know, equation, will sustain," she said.
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To me [that] means [you] are able to sustain yourself by doing what you're passionate about.
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The first, mifepristone, works by blocking the hormone progesterone, which is necessary to sustain the pregnancy.
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"We can help them to market it and develop and sustain a small business," says Kress.
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In coastal Maine, he says, there's little to sustain a community other than lobster and tourism.
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Just being good at AR/VR without something broader to sustain you isn't enough for VCs.
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Whether it will get the reformist government it needs to sustain its progress is less clear.
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But in another sense, Biden made a high-stakes play that he's likely unable to sustain.
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"I think we won't sustain the culture if we don't all participate in it," Besh says.
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Goldman recommends a three-part strategy for OPEC to achieve and then sustain an appropriate backwardation.
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It's a tricky thing to try and sustain though—a delicate balance between nostalgia and hype.
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I like doing this, but how can I sustain it all the way through my career?
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Justices Thomas and Alito, in separate concurrences, said there were still reasons to sustain the sentences.
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"We will do whatever it takes to sustain the stability that we have achieved," Barkindo said.
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The Israeli discovery makes the argument of sticking with the accord much more difficult to sustain.
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While the orchestral parts sustain the celestial myth of Jerusalem, Adonis insists on its earthly history.
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A large state sector is not the antithesis of personal liberty: Indeed, it can sustain it.
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To sustain our global leadership, we must do more of what built our leadership, not less.
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The federal court system is estimated to have enough funds to sustain its operations through Jan.
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In the "go periods" there is enough credit and ample infrastructure projects to sustain overall growth.
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But we do it to sustain the group, to keep the peace, to preserve a tradition.
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But most of the financing to sustain Fairphone so far has come via a crowdfunding route.
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White House officials were making the case to lawmakers that they should sustain the president's veto.
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TPG has been able to sustain its profitable operating result in 1H16 despite capital market volatility.
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Ellie lives in a small community that has managed to sustain itself through these dark times.
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The influencer-focused wealth-management company, Semaphore, helps creators like these sustain and grow their revenue.
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Questions swirled about his inconsistent defense, his cost and his ability to sustain his improved hitting.
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"We're going to continue to sustain incredible economic harm if we don't repeal House Bill 2."
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Usually, cancer hits older folks hardest, as cells age and sustain more cancer-causing DNA damage.
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High-end shelters also hold supplies of freeze-dried food that could sustain residents for years.
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He can continue his rehab assignment through July 9 unless he were to sustain a setback.
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The president and congressional Republicans hoped that big jobs gains and tax cuts would sustain them.
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One-party control of Washington is hard to come by and all but impossible to sustain.
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The WaterSMART Program improves water infrastructure to sustain communities and irrigated agriculture while also supporting nature.
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Generous pay increases should sustain private consumption as a key driver of growth as exports weaken.
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How is such an absurd structure able to sustain itself—and how might we change it?
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Constand's allegation is the only one against Cosby that is recent enough to sustain criminal charges.
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Researchers are interested in understanding how they devour enough gas to sustain their size and power.
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We need to harness this spiritual and political energy to sustain the planet we call home.
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Its worldwide popularity and profits helped sustain Porsche and backstopped investment in its traditional sports cars.
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Eventually Judge Michael Fitton QC found that the evidence could not sustain any of the allegations.
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We're able to sustain when we need to enough services to support that added demand. Right.
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The bunker features apocalypse-proof cans of food, to sustain life deep into the end times.
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Without its thousands of adult worker bees, a hive cannot sustain itself, and will inevitably die.
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It is so easy to tear down but so much more difficult to build and sustain.
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That means this company has to sustain its growth and success for many years to come.
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Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said last week the price increases were necessary to sustain economic growth.
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"We can help them to market it and develop and sustain a small business," said Kress.
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Why would God sustain somebody their whole life and, supposedly, allow them to be so wrong?
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The argument is about how much and what type of regulation is necessary to sustain it.
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What is required are strategies to sustain economic development and expand economic opportunity for all Americans.
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These images pass quickly, carefully linked, slipping and sliding into one another; they sustain repeated viewing.
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And specifically, the question of whether there's another planet that can sustain something like human life.
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Never before had Valadon survived as an artist alone — Maurice's fecund periods helped sustain them both.
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Our employees need that support to sustain their livelihoods while waiting for our restaurants to reopen.
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The association estimates that the industry will sustain a $225 billion loss in that time period.
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A legacy of family control has helped sustain many private companies, including The New York Times.
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Shira Ovide of Gadfly asked whether Spotify could sustain itself on its 25 percent gross margins.
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To be sure, many of the Trappist traditions at Mepkin are helping to sustain the monastery.
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No one is able to form coalitions and sustain them without being canny, ruthless and formidable.
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"We make this ruling not with any satisfaction but to sustain the law," the judge concluded.
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The companies with the largest funders can simply outlast others because they can sustain losses longer.
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The problems in Central America won't go away, and Mexico will struggle to sustain a crackdown.
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Chosen families sustain us, and it's good to see that holds true in this galaxy, too.
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Update: The N.B.A. later announced that VanVleet received seven stitches but did not sustain a concussion.
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Resistant to change, they sustain and defend the bank's original mission: funneling loans to emerging economies.
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But calculating that his Intel stock options could sustain him through retirement, he resigned at 34.
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I think latching onto that seems like a great strategy, if it can sustain real connections.
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Sometimes, neighbors even help to sustain returning citizens who would otherwise have no food to eat.
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To know that in advance would sustain me in those times when it didn't seem possible.
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"It's hard to sustain a career for decades and decades, particularly for a woman," she said.
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Rather, the intent of policy easing is to bolster investor confidence to sustain the stock market.
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It's exciting — Iranians might call it heroic defending — but it's hard to sustain over 90 minutes.
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It's not clear those stocks will sustain their gains once the threat from the disease subsides.
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" Yet another says: "Cigarette companies intentionally designed cigarettes with enough nicotine to create and sustain addiction.
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He had such incredible focus and ability to sustain concentration -- brilliant man, very aware, very smart.
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I wanted to sustain an argument, a kind of through line of thought from the beginning.
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This has helped another friend of mine sustain a loss of about 30 pounds for decades.
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It's not something I can sustain as a lifestyle forever; I have some chronic health issues.
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