And women tended to have better reputations as sellers, although they tended to have less selling experience.
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While the best states tended to be more compact and urban, the worst states tended to be the opposite.
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One interesting discovery across the board was that men tended to endorse sexual destiny while women tended to endorse sexual growth.
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The general rule was that green scales tended to have four black neighbors, and black scales tended to have three green neighbors.
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Children exposed to wildfire smoke also tended to report more wheezing, even without a history of asthma, and those with asthma tended to have exacerbated episodes.
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Sharks that tended to behave the same way when presented with the weird habitat tended to the behave the same way when forced to endure dry land.
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Districts with a high percentage of college graduates tended to vote to remain in the European Union, while those with a small percentage tended to vote to leave.
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From Yusuf's perspective, losers of elections tended to see their organizations banned or dissolved, whereas winners joined a lawmaking body that also tended to be banned or dissolved.
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Over all, people whose parents and ancestors came from warm, humid climates tended to have wider nostrils, whereas those from cold, dry climates tended to have narrower ones.
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For example, over long periods of time, small company stocks tended to provide higher returns than large company stocks; value stocks tended to provide higher returns than growth stocks.
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During my experimentation, I found that teas that tended to have a floral, perfumey aroma to them—more aromatic and delicate—tended to match up better with gin or vodka.
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Mr. Amenta's network conducted an internal survey and found that while women who were chiefs of staff tended to have more experience, men in the role tended to earn more.
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The two methodologies tended to get different results: Card and Krueger, of course, found no employment effects, while Neumark and Wascher tended to find substantial job loss following minimum wage increases.
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The yen and the Swiss franc tended to move the most in the first week, he added, but the impact tended to be longer lasting on the Australian and Canadian dollars.
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Results showed that participants were pretty evenly split as to whether they tended to value time or money, but people who placed a higher priority on their time tended to be happier.
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In 2000-2009, the top 3 sectors (energy, consumer staples, materials), tended to underperform in the next decade (2010-2019), while the bottom three sectors (communication services, technology, financial) tended to outperform.
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For years, though, those controversies tended to revolve around how much grazing was too much: Stock growers, unsurprisingly, tended to think the land could support a lot more animals than federal managers did.
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This led to what he called "a kind of evolution" in which anti-establishment parties now tended to win elections and referendums tended to attract majorities against whatever was put to a vote.
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Over the last season and a half, Canadian judges have tended to up-score the Canadian skaters and down-score the French, while the French judges have tended to do the exact opposite.
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Tour organisers have tended to book their clients into hotels.
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Experts tended to share a lot of the same ideas.
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They tended to do the first but not the second.
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Right, and this president certainly has tended to do that.
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Those people tended to perform worse on the cognitive tests.
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"I tended to switch genres every two weeks," he says.
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"Gay faces tended to be gender atypical," the researchers said.
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SNES iterations tended to remove foul language, weapons, and gore.
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America has also tended to take the most forlorn cases.
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Moreover, "bad tidings" tended not to be heard in London.
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Other busy, liberal cities also tended to have high densities.
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In the past, minority ethnic groups tended to cluster together.
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The women sewed the clothing and tended to the household.
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In life, the false constructs themselves tended to take over.
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People tended to fend for themselves and their immediate community.
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They've tended to stay within the markets where they occurred.
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Traditionally, market participants have tended to cheer central bank activism.
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Rosneft has tended to shift between traders every few years.
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But base stealing has tended to be cyclical throughout history.
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Zeitz argues that the neglected figures tended to be realists.
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These beers tended to be unbalanced, piercing or otherwise flawed.
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American barrels tended to be viewed as solid but unrefined.
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These days, their conversations tended to be brief and perfunctory.
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Women in the late onset group tended to be smokers.
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Source: CoinMarketCap Bitcoin has tended to recover quickly from pullbacks.
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They tended to take a pragmatic approach to most questions.
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She had been the one who had tended their home.
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The My Yahoo page I carefully tended no longer exists.
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The gay population has tended to gather in big cities.
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Republicans tended to pick years in the 22000s and 222s.
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But unlike Astrud Gilberto, say, she's tended to weaponize it.
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It was, as jobber wins tended to be, a fluke.
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The Romans tended to dwell on idealized visions of history.
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But, well, they have tended to not be very good.
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White buyers tended to choose other parts of Sag Harbor.
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Two aides tended to their phones in the back seat.
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The roads — a pure, unpaved hell — tended to discourage folks.
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The groundskeepers swept up the basepaths and tended the grass.
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As a result, debate on the alliance tended to polarize.
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Further, entrepreneurs going solo also tended to make less money.
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The most severe years tended to be El Niño years.
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Watching tennis has tended to soothe rather than agitate me.
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Families tended to spend more on their sons than daughters.
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He tended to reply briefly, or sometimes not at all.
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And the products themselves tended not to get too creative.
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Remember that time Bill Murray spontaneously tended bar during SXSW?
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Since then Rand had carefully tended her own growing legend.
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"If it's not tended, it loses its luster," she said.
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His false teeth tended to fly out when he spoke.
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Gorsuch said, however, his views tended to the "gentler" side.
|
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After work, Nordstrom colleagues tended to go out for beers.
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As passengers, they tended to congregate in the front car.
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Indeed Democratic candidates have tended to bash Trump's Iran action.
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However, their expectations for seeking advisors tended to be different.
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And it's tended to work out better than Steyer implied.
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And depressed users tended to post more frequently, they found.
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I learned that he carefully tended memories of his parents.
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Protests have tended to gather steam later in the day.
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New Pope opens with him in a coma, being tended
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But plans tended to cover most of the other benefits.
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Candidates who sought out primaries tended to be weak ones.
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Goncharova's people tended to have snouts and big, stubby feet.
|
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Back at home, the company tended to its political connections.
|
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For decades, sports gambling tended to be a static experience.
|
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Younger Santas from progressive chapters tended to support the change.
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Older members in more conservative chapters tended to oppose it.
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Those at the top of the fruit tended to fly the farthest, while those at the bottom of the fruit tended to wobble — "floppers," the researchers call them — and land closer to where they started.
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It's not just the untended beards and the well-tended sheep.
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For the past century fires have tended to be quickly suppressed.
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I think they tended to point fingers and politicize the situation.
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Nurses tended to patients outside in the dark as sirens wailed.
|
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Kahan recanted his position, saying such sanctions tended to reinforce social
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They also tended to up the ante on my weeknight cooking.
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Out the window, farmers in traditional Andean ponchos tended their herds.
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He loved life but he tended to go to the extreme.
|
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Like many people with mental problems, Mark tended to be repetitious.
|
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Both parties have tended to do it when the opportunities arise.
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It's something that has to be tended to all the time.
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The older women I did meet tended to be coupled up.
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It has tended to encourage companies to take on more debt.
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Economists have tended to ignore the effects of consolidation until recently.
|
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They have also tended to assume that customers had their backs.
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" Nanthealth: "These cloud-based information system companies have tended to work.
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Those precincts, they found, also tended to have fewer voting machines.
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And Victorian religion tended to focus on women and female piety.
|
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Trump has tended to avoid areas where he is less popular.
|
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But the company has tended toward moderate Republicans in past hiring.
|
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The most fervent Sandernistas tended not to be Democrats at all.
|
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"Islamists have not tended to focus on economic policy," she argues.
|
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But in those cases, the threats have tended to be violent.
|
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McCarthy tended to see this communist fifth column as the enemy.
|
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At late sittings in the House, MPs tended to get rowdy.
|
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This right now has tended to be a secondary tech bag.
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Fortunately, in the past they have tended to follow reliable patterns.
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Yet, unsurprisingly, art history has tended to only remember the men.
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In Portland, OR, however, people tended to work out at lunchtime.
|
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Nothing felt arbitrary, as previous iterations had tended to feel before.
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Children randomly allocated places there tended to flourish; those elsewhere languished.
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Those councils taking more children into care tended to score worse.
|
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Historically, it tended to ally with trade unions against oligarchic rule.
|
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Clinton has tended to sit back when things are going well.
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Visitors tended to be ex-convicts who had lost their documents.
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Parties tended to choose candidates at conventions, not by popular vote.
|
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Regrettably, that has tended to mean defaulting to the white majority.
|
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Any older than that, and the dogs tended to avoid it.
|
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The one big hope has tended to be the American economy.
|
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These places are tended to by the community, indirectly or directly.
|
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The younger children tended to use fewer reading and writing applications.
|
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In Eilis's 1950s era, people tended to brush it off, too.
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In Northern Ireland people tended to underestimate the real sectarian differences.
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In the past that has always tended towards whiteness, men, heterosexuality.
|
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English diffidence tended to elude him; assiduity was more his thing.
|
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His words tended to divide the country, not unite the country.
|
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People with a higher default savings rate tended to save more.
|
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Nevertheless, the indulged Master Seaman tended to get his own way.
|
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For-profit institutions have tended to produce worse outcomes for students.
|
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Heatherton denied that the professors tended to hire attractive research assistants.
|
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We knew Americans tended to sort themselves by party or ideology.
|
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He tended to produce sequences of images, often presented as diptychs.
|
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They tended to settle quietly and happily into America's middle class.
|
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Scientists I queried tended to emphasize the dangers of helminth use.
|
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The killer tended to single out women who were wearing red.
|
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Prior to that crisis, Kenner tended to be aloof and professional.
|
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If there was sex, it tended to focus on their experience.
|
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The mice also tended to struggle with eating, breathing and walking.
|
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Elizabeth Warren and Kamala Harris, as their constituencies tended to overlap.Sen.
|
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The people paid to analyze the company tended to agree, too.
|
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The participants were racially diverse and tended to have low incomes.
|
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You have tended to focus predominantly on education and school segregation.
|
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Ms. Shepherd and Ms. Toole have tended First Teacher's growth carefully.
|
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Male students who were drugged tended to have more jokey answers.
|
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Still, Taiwan has tended to push back against threats from Beijing.
|
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But most bottles of ketchup tended to cost around the same.
|
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Airbus, by comparison, tended to embrace technology, putting computers in control.
|
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The plants are well tended, statues orderly, and flags well stationed.
|
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An eight-person staff tended to the newlyweds while they ate.
|
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Trump's appointees have tended to be unusually well credentialed and conservative.
|
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The citizens tended to resemble friendly, talking forest animals in clothes.
|
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And in any case, Dr. Cerfolio's taste tended toward modern buildings.
|
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But Democrats running for office have tended to avoid the issue.
|
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Associates with these "thin files" tended to be minorities and women.
|
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"He tended to go to lesser schools for college," she said.
|
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Critics back then tended to misunderstand and malign this new music.
|
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These relaxed moments, though, tended not to be big dancing moments.
|
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For that reason, previous debate moderators have tended to avoid it.
|
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In my experience, Twitter's algorithms tended to be a little obvious.
|
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For a time he tended bar at the Winter Garden Theater.
|
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Families tended to be very large and feeding them wasn't easy.
|
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Previously, provincial governments tended to borrow mostly from the federal government.
|
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Was this the delicate newborn we had once so anxiously tended?
|
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But I did what Benedetta asked and tended to the beans.
|
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Hispanics living in the South tended to have more African ancestry.
|
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"Older people tended to have a lot of children," Kwok said.
|
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Unfortunately, that version of the battery also tended to blow up.
|
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A family who tended cattle and pigs lasted until the 1920s.
|
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In any case, their work tended to have a homogenizing effect.
|
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The civil society protesters have tended to be less anti-American.
|
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They also tended to score higher on quality of life questionnaires.
|
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Now, 31 colonies are being tended to by U.S. military veterans.
|
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"Progress on suffrage has always tended to be incremental," Manning wrote.
|
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Post-Bork, the Senate hearings have tended to shed little light.
|
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Research shows they have tended to be fairly forgiving and forgetful.
|
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And there tended to be a gulf between the two behaviors.
|
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He tended to take them more slowly, absorbing each word gratefully.
|
|
Republican politicians have tended to criticize both of the incentive provisions.
|
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Tensions tended to be noticeably higher on rear-line military bases.
|
|
The knowledge work has tended to stay in the United States.
|
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My mom waited tables, and my dad tended bars-- for years!
|
|
She's a pop star, with a meticulously tended and managed image.
|
|
So I've tended to not look at comments about the game.
|
|
They tended to blame anything insane that was happening on Trump.
|
|
On the individual level, men aged 45-64 with medium to low education levels also tended to have higher levels of presenteeism, while 25-to-44-year-olds overall tended to have lower levels of presenteeism.
|
|
The Donald Trump supporters I talked to tended to have comparatively shorter political résumés, many getting involved over the past four to six years, while the party operatives and long-term activists tended to prefer other candidates.
|
|
The site of the 1689 siege of Derry, the town exemplified the tension between Catholics (who tended to be nationalists) and Protestants (who tended to be of the unionist, which was the ruling party at the time).
|
|
Band concerts, well-tended Victorian houses, enlightened citizens — what could go wrong?
|
|
They have also tended to see the largest gains since the election.
|
|
From the very beginning, however, expenditure tended to run ahead of receipts.
|
|
The CDC's results on adult obesity tended to vary along racial lines.
|
|
The Supreme Court has tended to reject these kinds of "self-inflicted"
|
|
The accusations against Kelly have tended to follow the same basic pattern.
|
|
New technology in the past has tended to increase markets and jobs.
|
|
The effects discussed in the report tended to happen near fracking wells.
|
|
Databases, such as they were, tended to be cobbled together and incomplete.
|
|
However, these nanoparticles tended to glom together in the viscous cryoprotectant solution.
|
|
Flight crews tended to the passengers while dressed in full hazmat suits.
|
|
The bunnies, Steinem wrote, tended to be poorly educated, overworked and underpaid.
|
|
Ms. Roberts had a hardscrabble childhood and tended to a bedridden mother.
|
|
She wasn't my girlfriend, though, and she tended to take things personally.
|
|
The relatively poor folk who tended to vote Leave will suffer most.
|
|
Recent projects have tended to mitigate the mythic construction of Ader's identity.
|
|
Both of those factors have tended to favor him in past contests.
|
|
Students who reported feeling more fatigued also tended to answer fewer questions.
|
|
America's efforts to keep the peace have tended to enhance its power.
|
|
He tended to play men of authority -- doctors, judges, psychiatrists ... the President.
|
|
Whole grains tended to be more mealy; they had a different mouthfeel.
|
|
Mid-term elections have tended to be affairs for the politically-engaged.
|
|
Up until 2016, their prices tended to rise and fall in unison.
|
|
We traditionally have tended to look at it along very industrial lines.
|
|
Its members tended to be more pro-business and more socially conservative.
|
|
And I've tended to watch the stock market every day since then.
|
|
In daily life, when grief threatened to emerge, I tended to cringe.
|
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That has tended to result in Beijing funding large-scale infrastructure projects.
|
|
White people tended to do better on a variety of measures, however.
|
|
Rich was tended to on the scene and transported to a hospital.
|
|
By 2008, such emphatic assurances tended to be met with greater scepticism.
|
|
As a result, Twitter said users tended to tweet and retweet more.
|
|
Autocrats of the past tended to grab power in one overpowering charge.
|
|
Trainer Steve Donohue tended to Dreckman as the umpire removed the moth.
|
|
Attendees, dads excepted, tended toward a wardrobe of pink, purple, and glitter.
|
|
However, manufacturing output again tended to weaken in a number of countries.
|
|
Crackdowns tended to be short-lived and rarely affected the most powerful.
|
|
Latin America's presidential democracies have tended to oscillate between authoritarianism and dysfunction.
|
|
Jaybird rates it around four hours, and I tended to get less.
|
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Other Meltwater acquisitons have tended to be incorporated into the main company.
|
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Fitbit tended to underestimate the heart rate, while the Basis overestimated it.
|
|
Investors have tended to see Clinton as a more status quo candidate.
|
|
They also tended to prioritise their partners' physical pleasure over their own.
|
|
What if they were meticulously tended by hand rather than by machine?
|
|
Virginia's statewide realignments have tended to presage realignments at the national level.
|
|
Florida tended to attribute these deaths to accidental suffocation, California to SIDS .
|
|
They tended to rate the guys in tailored suits as more successful.
|
|
Intermediate types tended to go to bed at about 10:45 p.m.
|
|
The Democratic Party has long tended to assume that it is weak
|
|
Lauder and Sheldon Adelson, while the roster of fellows tended to feature
|
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With Wagner, though, the influence tended to go in one direction: outward.
|
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They covered his body in a sheet and tended to other victims.
|
|
Back then, outer- and active wear tended to have dark, muted shades.
|
|
Nate Well, New Hampshire has tended to move slightly to the left.
|
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The highest-ranked cities tended to be smaller, averaging about 2000,284 residents.
|
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People's mental health tended to demonstrably improve if they were physically active.
|
|
He also found that over all, these jobs tended to pay less.
|
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The glass plates were fragile and tended to chip, crack or break.
|
|
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos has tended to prefer developing projects in-house.
|
|
Democrats tended to pick years in the 26s, or close to today.
|
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Things tended to always happen from a very organic point with David.
|
|
On both coasts, his work tended to be sleek and geometrically pleasing.
|
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Respondents' personal beliefs tended to influence their storage decisions, the authors found.
|
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Houses tended to stay within families or among friends; turnover was rare.
|
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But critics say Mr. Djukanovic tended toward authoritarian rule and tolerated graft.
|
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Washington's grounds crew tended to the infield between innings throughout the day.
|
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Most submissions, however, tended to edit just the upper left corner rectangle.
|
|
But over time, the putative rationale for the giveaway tended to shift.
|
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Mr. Woods has tended to steer clear of politics during his career.
|
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And that was the basis on which Republicans tended to praise it.
|
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Nora Keegan noticed that dryers tended to be closer to children's ears.
|
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His siblings, my aunt and I tended to him during his illness.
|
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We have tended to underestimate the importance of genes in conferring risk.
|
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In the past, smaller counties tended to grow faster than larger counties.
|
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Over all, slimmer women tended to have smaller breasts and vice versa.
|
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Its teams tended not just to enter tournaments, but to win them.
|
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He also tended to favor a disorienting approach to looping and layering.
|
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In the past, Democrats tended to see immigration as an economic issue.
|
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Ms. Yellen's trips tended to focus on education and job-training programs.
|
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When we put our arguments in writing, they tended to pay attention.
|
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A television crew insisted on an interview as she tended her wound.
|
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Men's wear has long tended to be quieter than women's, of course.
|
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Each side has tended to insist on getting in the last word.
|
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Also, Mr. Clemens said that points-based systems tended to prioritize education.
|
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What should have elicited sympathy—or even pity—tended to arouse suspicion.
|
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Logue tended to treat the architectural issues of his redevelopments as secondary.
|
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The bird tended to slouch more as the years took their toll.
|
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" Successful applications, by contrast, tended to use words like "neuron" and "cartilage.
|
|
Historically, these populations were small and Jews tended not to marry outsiders.
|
|
The healthier users tended to prefer "Valencia," which lightens a photo's tint.
|
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The future stars of American golf have tended to stay at home.
|
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If anything, my most transformational experiences tended to be the least engineered.
|
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The Wildcats' bus accelerated down state-tended asphalt across a broad valley.
|
|
In recent times, this conversation has tended to focus on Rikers Island.
|
|
Hillary Clinton's supporters tended to sit out caucuses more so than Sanders's.
|
|
Reaction to President Trump's address tended to focus on its sober style.
|
|
In the past, caucusgoers have tended to be mostly older, mostly white.
|
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Oil has recently tended to move in tandem with the equity market.
|
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The few jokes they had about the holiday tended toward the cynical.
|
|
But independents also tended to back Mueller and Sessions by significant margins.
|
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We tended to sit together in his sitting room, usually around teatime.
|
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Furthermore, their injuries, based on creatinine levels, tended to be more severe.
|
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He tended to talk more in terms of learning and life experience.
|
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He tended to talk more in terms of learning and life experience.
|
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Chroniclers of the suffrage struggle tended not to record their black peers.
|
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But the strategists tended to agree that her strongest moments came elsewhere.
|
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It has also tended to mean a greater chance of an upset.
|
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These works tended to be geared towards young readers, optimistic, and educational.
|
|
These changes have also tended to work, at least on those terms.
|
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"Chick tended to stay out of political campaigns," Dean wrote to me.
|
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Patients tended to be very sick, and premiums were often too expensive.
|
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As usual, Trump's harshest stances tended to be reserved for America's partners.
|
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To put it very simply, Gnostics tended to stress the idea that God could be "known" by those with special and privileged information, and tended to see the human body (as opposed to the spirit) as sinful and evil.
|
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"We started finding out that different bands tended to be on certain cart colors, for example Robin Trower or Jethro Tull albums tended to be on lime green carts, so we would look online for those bands," Maximiliano says.
|
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Manvir Singh, a graduate student in Harvard's department of human evolutionary biology and another study co-author, noted that lullabies tended to be slow and fluid across societies while dance songs tended to be fast, lively, rhythmic and pulsating.
|
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By comparison, only about 20 percent tended to disapprove during the Bush presidency.
|
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This has tended to enable the so-called euroskeptics to hijack the debate.
|
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We also tended toward animals that had social hierarchies that we could dominate.
|
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Democrats have tended to overestimate the matter, but only in fits and spurts.
|
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In the small clinic, two Syrian nurses tended to a boy's broken foot.
|
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A global phenomenon In decades past, terrorism tended to be local or national.
|
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At the hospital, the staff tended to his injuries, both physical and emotional.
|
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North tended to Saint – a moment which the star captioned with heart emojis.
|
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After that, I tended to remove anything that could be misconstrued as sexual.
|
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In medieval Europe, Cinderella tended to triumph because she was clever and lucky.
|
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Yes, these counties tended to vote for Trump, but the effect was minimal.
|
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Men tended to consume more unhealthy foods, but both sexes ate worse overall.
|
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Wherever our gaze moved on the body, Ghigi says, cellulite tended to appear.
|
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Poorer nations tended to spend less than 1%, while wealthier countries spend 5%.
|
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Steven tended to drink straight rum, as did many in the armed forces.
|
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Clinton, suspiciously — or "suspiciously" — tended to win when there was no paper trail.
|
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Sex may sell, but it hasn't tended to win Oscars in recent years.
|
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They've washed dishes in restaurants or tended the counter of a gas station.
|
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Many data analytics technologies tended to offer suggested outcomes for users to follow.
|
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The app found its initial users tended to be that podcast-friendly crowd.
|
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They still tended to be in higher-priced areas like Bellevue and Redmond.
|
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Historically, natural fires tended to burn in the West during summer and fall.
|
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In the early years, he tended to launch the ball with two hands.
|
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Those who spoke openly tended to have enough resources to deter official blowback.
|
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They stayed in Chicago for a month, where he tended bar, she said.
|
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Instead, they tended to be a collective cultural project, constituting particular social markers.
|
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As both candidate and president, Obama's speeches have tended to allay white guilt.
|
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I've tended bar in the past, so I would play bartender for everyone.
|
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But they are for the most part well tended, fenced off, freshly painted.
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There is evidence that Nixon tended to let the briefings pile up, unread.
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Ebola tended to linger longer in men over age 40, the researchers said.
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Historically, longer pins have tended to do well on the site, Bidgoli said.
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I do think that conservatives have tended to get oversensitive about certain things.
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Up until then, performance capture tended to be an after-the-fact process.
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In the post-war period American governments tended to side with the purists.
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Simon Jacobson, supply-chain analyst at technology research group Gartner, tended to agree.
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Michelle Obama tended the garden herself during her time at the White House.
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These states also tended to spend more on education and mental health services.
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Participants tended to weigh users' reputations more than the demographic similarities between them.
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His vote tended to be located among poorer, less educated or older voters.
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Kennedy has tended to be in the majority in both groups of cases.
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My pet sitter tended to overfeed my cat, so no more of that.
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Volunteers prepped food, tended to the ill or wounded, and sorted through donations.
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She added that wealthy Iranians tended to invest in property, jewelry and gold.
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Across history, he reckons, inequality has tended to flow in cycles: Kuznets waves.
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Politicians from another big tribe, the Luo, have tended to lead the opposition.
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In recent years liberals have tended to move to already liberal-leaning states.
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STOCKMARKETS have tended to perform a lot better under Democratic than Republican Presidents.
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Men tended to rate the images as more arousing than the women did.
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Despite the elaborate precautions, until now cryptomarkets have tended not to last long.
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In fact, BuzzSumo found that longer content tended to generate more social shares.
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While the media has tended to downplay these allegations, they are manifestly serious.
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The former tended to focus entirely on the past and on the genocide.
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So far this year, live-interview telephone surveys have tended to show Mrs.
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States has tended to refer to him simply as an "Israeli political philosopher,"
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And the people looking for jobs in May tended to be heading West.
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Studies tended to be short term, diets unsustainable, differences among them clinically insignificant.
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They also tended to have less body fat than those who never used.
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Sorolla's works tended to be more realistic than those from his French counterparts.
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Such patients tended to be disproportionately from Eastern Europe and Malaysia, for example.
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Post-crisis deleveraging tended to last 7-10 years, after which growth revived.
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She has tended to do best among nonwhite voters and wealthy white voters.
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At times, these conditions stimulated efforts at reform, but energy tended to dissipate.
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But pairs tended to have similar scores — good dancers preferred similarly skilled partners.
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Dozens of Red Cross volunteers and firefighters tended to people who seemed shellshocked.
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The men in the lives of the Mercado women tended to bring trouble.
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At the Herkimer auction, eastern coyotes tended to sell for $19 to $46.
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During Obama's presidency, daily briefings tended to range form 12 to 14 pages.
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Like gold, bitcoin has also tended to move in concert with market volatility.
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On the stump, Mr. Trump has tended to buck Republican anti-Obamacare orthodoxy.
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Mr. Trump has tended to do well in settings like the CNN forum.
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By no coincidence they also tended to include many of the smartest ones.
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Hollywood histories have tended to, she instead seeks out the stories of the
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Some improved, but the responses varied and tended to decline after a year.
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They also tended to work the most hours and earn the highest wages.
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Respondents tended to report more negative feelings toward trans people than other groups.
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If Biosphere 19943's atmosphere wasn't properly tended, she implied, they might die.
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In other words, many people tended to view both of them as liars.
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In general, romances tended to offer actresses more room to express their range.
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Initially, companies' share prices tended to drop pretty significantly when Trump targeted them.
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Elected officials have tended to have exactly the opposite instincts of M.M.T advocates.
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Before I tended to feel sorry for him when he was doing chores.
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This put the sanitizer in obvious, plain view as clinicians tended to patients.
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It has different platforms, ideals and business strategies, all tended carefully by censors.
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On the contrary, 5G rollouts have tended to be targeted on urban centers.
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In the past, the group has tended to pay down its debt quickly.
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In today's medical world, nothing exists until the E.M.R. requirements are tended to.
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The bond market moves tended to coincide with volatility in the stock market.
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Belgium, by contrast, tended to do poorly and deployed a dour, defensive game.
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Ruling and opposition parties tended to be combinations of these big binary choices.
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Those who reported feeling younger tended to walk faster during the lab assessment.
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An artist and sculptor, Sasha bussed tables and tended bar during high school.
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Tellem, impressed by the way Interlude viewers tended to replay interactive content, accepted.
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There were a couple times with close-ups where I tended to overact.
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Those regions have also tended to be swing states in recent presidential elections.
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Also, those houses tended to contain fewer people as multi-generation habitation declined.
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My mother, who tended to make her own traditions, was of that generation.
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One way foundations tended to be hands-on was by sponsoring particular projects.
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Her father, who had multiple sclerosis, tended boilers at a water-filtration plant.
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Since then, his reputation has stood as a windswept monument, tended by professors.
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Mr. Johnson, for all his bluster, has tended to steer clear of conflict.
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Breakfast eaters tended to keep their weight down generally, compared with breakfast skippers.
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Here, prices have tended to be higher than with conventional and nonperishable items.
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That helped Biden, as did questions that tended to accept his campaign's premises.
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Composers have tended to find in his works a Bard for their times.
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But those studies tended to be too small to be definitive, he said.
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In the past it tended to focus more on relationships with hedge funds.
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When that has happened historically, recessions have tended to follow in short order.
|
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In 2016, Donald Trump supporters tended to be less engaged in their community.
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He tended to hug many people, and kiss some, even on the mouth.
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We tended to drive about 23 hours a day, starting around 2000 a.m.
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Conservatives tended to malign the stock market rally every step of the way.
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Markets have tended to see Clinton as the candidate of the status quo.
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Historians have tended to consider Populism muddleheaded: America looked forward, Populists looked backward.
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These cars tended to appeal only to small groups of die-hard environmentalists.
|
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On Saturday, he tended to overwhelm his arias with finicky changes in dynamics.
|
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Heart risks tended to be greatest in South Asians, the Masala researchers found.
|
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Domestic issues like health care have tended to dominate the debate so far.
|
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Like Sanders himself, they've tended to rail against the party's compromises as activists.
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But they tended to be upper-middle-class kids who really loved technology.
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Markets have tended to see Clinton as the status quo candidate, and news favoring her bid has tended to boost global risk appetite - a positive for the dollar and other higher-yielding currencies against the euro, yen and Swiss franc.
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In the Times Upshot/Siena polls, undecided voters tended to follow a similar pattern: In the Sun Belt, the undecided voters tended to be nonwhite Democrats; in the North, they were more likely to be white voters without a degree.
|
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A study done in geriatric homes found that the people who say some version of "Time is speeding by" tended to be more active and happier, whereas those who said time was moving slowly tended to be inactive and depressed.
|
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As the years went on, and her halo only brightened, she was encouraged to vent on many subjects about which she was inexpert, and she tended to overrate her gift for ukases and opinions, which increasingly tended toward the fatuous.
|
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In Britain, Brexit supercharged this long-running process, as highly educated city dwellers tended to oppose Brexit (making them more likely to vote Labour) while rural and less educated voters tended to support it (making them more likely to vote Conservative).
|
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There are good reasons mainstream media organizations have tended to prefer random-digit dialing.
|
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Mr. Trump has tended to fare best with less educated and less religious voters.
|
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The officer was tended to at the scene and then taken to a hospital.
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Instead, Trump's highest-profile meetings were reserved for leaders who have tended toward authoritarianism.
|
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A lines official succumbed to heat illness and was tended to on the court.
|
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Their prominent voices tended to be volatile fringe figures who'd rarely appear in public.
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In your experience, have young people in covens tended to feel excluded by society?
|
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Kim tended to Kanye in the hospital but didn't bring children North and Saint.
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Most social media sites tended to be evenly split between genders, or skewed male.
|
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Women, for their part, tended to drink more wine and eat more French fries.
|
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Women tended to out-sign men by a 2-1 ratio on abolitionist petitions.
|
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And the positive effects were there regardless of whether people tended to be brooders.
|
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But it has also tended to concentrate wealth in the hands of the few.
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But that train of thought tended to awkwardly clash against some of the facts.
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They have tended to work, I just don't like them on that opening day.
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They spoke Cantonese and tended to look down on the poorer, less cosmopolitan mainlanders.
|
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East Grand Rapids was an educated place, and educated Americans tended to be Republicans.
|
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Unsurprisingly, the places where insurers backed out tended to be rural, impoverished and unhealthy.
|
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Until his downfall, the media of the day tended to give Wright favorable coverage.
|
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Leeds's Jews, many of whom live in the constituency, have tended to vote Labour.
|
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By default, the camera's software also tended to oversaturate the colors in my photographs.
|
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Once the photographs were taken, the third officer tended to the boy, he says.
|
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They are clearly well tended by human hands; each kept in place by machines.
|
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"Those who paid more attention to their opponents tended to learn the wrong lesson."
|
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In the post-9/11 era, left-wing plots have tended to target property.
|
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Sure enough, they tended to rate voices with higher resonant frequencies as more feminine.
|
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Once they became middle-aged they tended to move to suburban or rural locations.
|
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Debate about central bank mandates has tended to be more prevalent in major markets.
|
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Chinese leaders have tended to line up successors by this stage of their tenure.
|
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Because of this, only the largest insurers tended to offer such insurance, he added.
|
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The goddess is tended to by a man wearing some kind of wicker mask.
|
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Investors would be pleased if Comcast just tended its operations and bought back shares.
|
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Moreover, Fissette said, some players tended to get confused when given too much information.
|
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Snacks tended to be carbohydrate-heavy, leaving girls short of protein, vitamins and minerals.
|
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Recounting his life, he tended to mention Mozart and Shakespeare in the same breath.
|
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In several rural states—which have tended to resist Obamacare—matters are much worse.
|
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But even when they stepped on the court, the results tended to be grim.
|
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Until recently, these international shipments tended to be restricted to fairly high-value goods.
|
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Gains in Apple's shares have also tended to lift the SPDR Technology ETF (XLK).
|
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LGBTQ teens also tended to experience more severe forms of torment than heterosexual adolescents.
|
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The women tended to be decorative—nagging mothers, put-upon wives or melancholic sisters.
|
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More recently, it has tended to be a pretty flat curve — like a line.
|
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In the past, sexual misconduct in politics tended to be ignored, disbelieved or excused.
|
|
In 20173 the youngsters who did vote tended to opt for reform-minded Jokowi.
|
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This predominant trough feature has tended to steer storms away from the Eastern Seaboard.
|
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But over the past 15 years they have tended to push in opposite directions.
|
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But the loudest voices of opposition tended to come from adults in the county.
|
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It was noted that women in the groups tended to suffer more than men.
|
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Executives also believed that users and reviewers tended to judge speakers differently than amps.
|
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Universities had plenty of good research and tended to be nice places to live.
|
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America's courts have tended to view windfall profits as the rightful reward for innovation.
|
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Initially Radosavljević only spoke to the doctors who tended to him at the scene.
|
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Habitually barefoot people tended to have slightly wider feet than people who wore shoes.
|
|
But in the past, Zizek has tended to soften his radicalism for public consumption.
|
|
The currency had tended to rise when National rose in the pre-election polls.
|
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The New Zealand dollar has tended to rise when National rose in the polls.
|
|
"There were so few events because the patients tended to be young," said Goodman.
|
|
"I tended to be more reclusive with the guys I was seeing," he said.
|
|
Tan said Voices for Animals has already tended to three similar cases this year.
|
|
People with the genes for heaviness tended to work more in less-skilled professions.
|
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Victorian-era Europe and America tended to be a bit more prurient about sex.
|
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Jobs tended to build vertically, while Cook has often expanded the product line horizontally.
|
|
This has tended to keep the members of the party's own coalition in agreement.
|
|
Female writers have tended to do something quite different with the fairy-tale format.
|
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Comparatively, 43 percent tended to their social media profiles in the same time frame.
|
|
Many superfluous sauce blobs tended to appear here — blueberry purée, pea purée, mystery purée!
|
|
These tended to crosscut regions and ideologies in ways that might seem incomprehensible today.
|
|
That was the question Clint Penick was mulling while he tended to some hives.
|
|
In previous years, border apprehensions tended to rise during the spring and summer months.
|
|
This was mostly effective, and it tended to pick up anything it rolled over.
|
|
But subsequent novels tended to be bloated and revealed the limitations of his empathy.
|
|
The younger men tended to squeeze as much as they could out of everyone.
|
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People who scored higher on power tended to lead firms that were more profitable.
|
|
Industrial revolutions have tended to benefit the few at the expense of the many.
|
|
Specifically, their data revealed that long-form content tended to rank above shorter content.
|
|
"Women have tended to acquire more and save items for different occasions," she said.
|
|
Alongside the fence stood some small shrubs, neatly tended, and rosebushes spraying white flowers.
|
|
British leftists, who tended to deride it as a monolithic means by which the
|
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The Roberts court has tended to support the broadest protections for First Amendment liberties.
|
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It tended to be dense and rustic, with firm, chewy tannins that rarely evolved.
|
|
But in that tender aspect he tended to get knocked out of the way.
|
|
Arrests have tended to be selective, targeting mostly those opposed to Mr. Buhari's government.
|
|
In later years, some 130 slaves tended Marshall's fields, growing tobacco and other crops.
|
|
But he tended to pause and scribble this sort of nonsense in his head.
|
|
Perpetrators, who tended to be repeat offenders, were entirely male, according to the study.
|
|
Mr. Edhi tended to her every need until she died when he was 19.
|
|
Like the monarchies, the democracies in the region tended to survive the Arab Spring.
|
|
Court-watchers have tended to consider Plyler insignificant because the Court's holding was narrow.
|
|
He tended to work alone, the authorities said, pawning most of what he stole.
|
|
BAML said global equities have tended to rise after their "buy" signal was triggered.
|
|
Incomes tended to gradually increase with age among workers in their 20s and 2000s.
|
|
I tended to be that 'annoying person who always had too many difficult questions.
|
|
The results tended to be on par with those particular state's child poverty rates.
|
|
By contrast, the new Mizrahi arrivals tended to be large families from traditional societies.
|
|
Still, Gorsuch tended to break with the conservative majority on challenges to criminal statutes.
|
|
When mothers went through puberty early, their sons and daughters tended to follow suit.
|
|
They've tended it all with care, adding 20 varieties of roses to the yard.
|
|
Hand-tended fields of potatoes and maize covered the floodplain, fringed by dazzling wildflowers.
|
|
And trends in public opinion since the election have tended to confirm this point.
|
|
On The Bachelorette, however, the men have tended to be a bit more…direct.
|
|
But some Western experts have tended to recommend a broader combination of regulatory agencies.
|
|
Jobs that have tended to shrink are male-dominated physical ones, like machine operators.
|
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Froogle's limitations tended to pop up particularly when users included too many search parameters.
|
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It's far -out ideas based on lopsided worlds that I tended to gravitate toward.
|
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Mr. Pichai has tended to speak mostly about products and services, instead of policy.
|
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Historically, within the same country, poorer places have tended to converge with richer places.
|
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Those with higher egg intake tended to weigh more and eat more red meat.
|
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Those with higher egg intake tended to weigh more and eat more red meat.
|
|
They then tended the pages to attract large numbers of followers, said the people.
|
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Jerusalem's residents were Jews, Muslims and Christians who tended to be pious and poor.
|
|
Unlike prior IUDs, which tended to make periods heavier, Mirena actually decreased menstrual bleeding.
|
|
"When I was a kid, people tended to blow off concussions," Dr. Giza said.
|
|
Across the five issues, Democratic staff members tended to be more accurate than Republicans.
|
|
In retirement, he fished and hunted, tended his garden and read his favorite mysteries.
|
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Areas where voters already leaned right tended to increase support for right-wing parties.
|
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Journalists who interviewed him tended to find him uncooperative at best, confrontational at worst.
|
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Overall, her temperament tended to be majestic and regal, a touch haughty at times.
|
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Support for impeachment of President Richard M. Nixon tended to grow during that investigation.
|
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A couple shepherds tended their herds in the thick dust, letting the sheep wander.
|
|
The Stravinsky tended to skim the surface, but it blazed with energy and color.
|
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Since the crash, he has tended to steer his comedy in a positive direction.
|
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Cancellations tended to be higher in markets in the North and Northeast of Brazil.
|
|
Classic accounts of modernism tended to repress such influences, often out of intellectual discomfort.
|
|
Handwritten cards and newspaper clippings offer a peek into her well-tended domestic life.
|
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The doors of the well-tended brownstones, townhouses and firehouses are painted cheery colors.
|
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In recent years, courts have tended to order therapy for women instead of incarceration.
|
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Americans with high incomes, by contrast, tended to be more satisfied with their lives.
|
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It was so crowded that they sometimes tended the wounded in the street outside.
|
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The candidates who didn't lash out, like Senator Amy Klobuchar, tended to fade away.
|
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The candidates who didn't lash out, like Senator Amy Klobuchar, tended to fade away.
|
|
The headlines — "Britain's Wide Open Borders" The Daily Mail shouted — often tended toward histrionic.
|
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Legacy automakers have tended to produce electric cars that are drab, small or strange.
|
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To support his mother and sisters, Hikmat tended a French-fry and juice stand.
|
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We focused more on people reporting whether or not they tended to do this.
|
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In America she noticed that people tended ask: Does a partner fulfill your needs?
|
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This was interesting and stylish, but also irritating because everything tended to blend together.
|
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In years when it was higher, the 21929-year returns tended to be bad.
|
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Milligan said his team mates tended to avoid social media during the World Cup.
|
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, the dialogue naturally tended to drift toward the largest deals by volume.
|
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Both women were pregnant, and they tended to five children, all of them naked.
|
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But it tended to present the idea of American community as a cautionary tale.
|
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Until recently, Jared and Ivanka's friends tended to gush about how "normal" they are.
|
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Much of her work has tended toward images of primordial upheaval and elemental change.
|
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Plus, they tended to serve only Muslims, which meant they couldn't receive federal funds.
|
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Women, for a while at least, tended to err on the side of tolerance.
|
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At first she did not like the wowotou and tended to throw it away.
|
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He tended to relay questions through his recently departed chief of staff, Kevin Sweeney.
|
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Nevertheless, at each of these points, she tended toward the tougher, more conservative position.
|
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Departments tended to take inequality seriously when top executives were paying attention, she said.
|
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He said he left his socks on as he tended to Ms. Porter's godsons.
|
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Newer restaurants tended toward modern Australian small plates and away from pizza and pasta.
|
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The transformations tended to be nuanced, unlike the man himself, but they were pivotal.
|
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Parties out of power have long tended to do very well in midterm elections.
|
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They tended to look down on other prisoners who weren't as educated as them.
|
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Mr. Krueger served in Democratic administrations, and his research tended to support liberal causes.
|
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He tended to be more conservative than people thought, but he was a pragmatist.
|
|
He scrutinizes issues like how logistics tended to shape tactics: If Allied aircraft dropped canisters of submachine guns, that tended to drive resistance units toward guerrilla warfare; if the planes provided explosives, that pushed them instead toward sabotaging bridges, railways and factories.
|
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"As it happened, readers did too, and I was very fortunate to capture a kind, loyal readership, some of whom tended towards crime fiction and some of whom tended towards romantic suspense, but all of whom found a middle ground in Holy Island."
|
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When Alberta implemented the quarter system, it tended to "over correct" the problem, he said.
|
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Winners of federal contracts tended to be the older and larger companies, the report said.
|
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Windows are often most contaminated, since external paints tended to contain higher concentrations of lead.
|
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Pet owners tended to be younger, more often were married, and more often were white.
|
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That is partly because Indian governments have tended to drag their feet on controversial decisions.
|
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Back in the early aughts, many glosses tended to be really sticky and crazy glittery.
|
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Once you saw the dress one way, you tended to keep seeing it that way.
|
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They lived near Portland, where they raised chickens and tended to a large vegetable garden.
|
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In the past, Chinese investors have tended to find ways around capital controls, he said.
|
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Historically it's always tended, Marcus is in the decline and fall of the Roman Empire.
|
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Overall, officers tended to become more respectful and less formal as a stop went on.
|
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Negative reviews tended to have higher word counts and were more visible, the authors note.
|
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And these shows tended to fall apart when they strayed too close to the present.
|
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Previously people who left GCHQ tended to be frozen out, regarded pretty much as deserters.
|
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"John tended to do a lot of stuff like that," he said of his deputy.
|
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His father was an Italian immigrant who tended coal furnaces; his mother was a homemaker.
|
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Democrats have tended to tread carefully on gun-control in order to avoid that prospect.
|
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Monaé told me that in the past, she tended to write anthems for other people.
|
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This wasn't the "stars and scrubs" approach that the Alex Anthopoulos regime sometimes tended toward.
|
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Then he tended to my other foot, playing it as if it were a harmonica.
|
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In previous years, the preliminary reports tended to agree with the final report, Hamilton said.
|
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Economists say payrolls have tended to be overstated when the trend in growth is weakening.
|
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Results showed that, as other studies have suggested, husbands tended to drink more than wives.
|
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The revisions partially addressed measurement issues, which have tended to lower first-quarter GDP estimates.
|
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But up until now the administration's actions have tended to be more hindrance than help.
|
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When only one group was experiencing escalating anxiety, it tended to be the minority group.
|
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Since the patch tended to slow down the processor, AMD wasn't thrilled about being included.
|
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Trappers tended to target younger monkeys who probably hadn't been exposed to the virus yet.
|
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She made sure whatever doubts her children might have about God's love were tended to.
|
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Economists have tended to be wary of reading too much into anecdotes like Ms Nagypál's.
|
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Teammates kneeled as trainers tended to Williams before he was carted off after five minutes.
|
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He was immediately tended to by medical personnel and was taken away on a stretcher.
|
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So it wouldn't be a huge surprise if bot accounts tended to follow conservative figures.
|
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Republicans have tended to regard consent decrees as a manifestation of big government run amok.
|
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But after the bans, the communities tended to talk about, and tag, more extreme behavior.
|
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Dramas starring women have tended to have a similarly short shelf life on The Eye.
|
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The referee was tended to by athletic trainers, but did not return to the game.
|
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Its 133m members tended to vote in unison, and persuaded parents to do the same.
|
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It's a bit puzzling, considering AHS has tended to explore the horrors of America's past.
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WE HAVE TENDED TO MOVE AROUND THE TIMES THAT THE CHAIR HAS A PRESS CONFERENCE.
|
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"Prosecutors have tended to comply with what the government of the day wants," she says.
|
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THROUGHOUT history, often for religious reasons, humans have tended to believe the oceans are inexhaustible.
|
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Policymakers in recent years have tended to show too much caution, rather than too little.
|
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On average, phones from Google, Samsung, and Sony only tended to miss the occasional patch.
|
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The second thing is the ... You asked that people tended to live in the suburbs.
|
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But they tended, eventually, to move into higher-skilled, higher-paying jobs at other firms.
|
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Throughout the negotiations, heads of government have tended to be tougher than their ministerial underlings.
|
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But some economists note that Germany has tended to run larger surpluses than first projected.
|
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Average age of members tended to hover between the high twenties and the early thirties.
|
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The tone of the columns tended to be syrupy and mawkish, filled with false cheer.
|
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And as a registered nurse, she said she has tended to victims of such crashes.
|
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The so-called residual seasonality has tended to understate economic growth in the first quarter.
|
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I tended to overthink stuff, and I always assumed that the worst was gonna happen.
|
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Republicans have come out against Trump, but they have tended not to be leadership figures.
|
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Some of our evolutionary success occurred because groups formed, and they tended to be altruistic.
|
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While she tended a soaring Hollywood career, he toured the country with his rumba band.
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That's why, as Klyza and Sousa write, they have tended to act as a ratchet.
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Instead, they sound exactly like what those officials have tended to say about their boss.
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The people who signed up during these special enrollment periods tended to have higher costs.
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When customers complained about male brokers, it tended to be more costly for their employers.
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So when tensions with one rival claimant were high, it tended not to provoke others.
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Results showed that households with higher levels of unemployment tended to spend more on painkillers.
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Unfortunately, the results tended to be exaggerated in terms of color reproduction with this mode.
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Mental disorders tended to be more prevalent in white British children than among minority groups.
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"We citizens have tended to lose faith in ourselves and in each other," he said.
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In the past, promising new AI techniques have tended to run out of steam quickly.
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The reason: Dominant sparrows—much like schoolyard bullies—tended to realize the fraud among them.
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But the people here were calm and quiet and tended to leave at 5 p.m.
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SEIA, whose donations have tended toward the GOP, has also changed its rhetoric to match.
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They also tended to share another of Williams's well-known traits: a love of drink.
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I have characterized it as politically devastating, as most such reports have tended to be.
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They tended to keep their heads down, a habit they had learned from their parents.
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The irony is that by barring him, Mr Putin has tended to confirm this analysis.
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Economists also noted that the initial September payrolls growth estimate tended to be revised higher.
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This online public presence is something that needs to be constantly tended and intentionally cultivated.
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Conflicting ideas about what was expected tended not to emerge until there was a crisis.
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And it has tarnished McCrory's carefully tended image as a common-sense, pro-business governor.
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The book takes us through his many stabs at romance, which tended to end badly.
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To a greater extent these days, developing and developed markets have tended to move together.
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The fonts tended to be three-dimensional, seemingly cast in gold or other precious metals.
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Men who said that they seldom worked out tended to have a low VO2 max.
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In the 1790s, his neighbors tended to follow the Democratic-Republican Party of Thomas Jefferson.
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But Insys reps tended to be particularly inexperienced, often with no background in pharmaceutical sales.
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But Luger said there was contradictory evidence that tended to show Clark was not handcuffed.
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With growing distrust, however, voters have tended to elect leaders who vow to upend Washington.
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And the China story has, for various reasons, tended to emphasize suffering, struggle and grievance.
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His office has tended to make cooperation agreements public when an investigation is largely complete.
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The other latest chapter is about the building itself, now well polished and carefully tended.
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Among all the women, higher education levels tended to go along with higher-quality diets.
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In the back of the ambulance, DiVecceli's partner tended to a man with abdominal pains.
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The comparatively more moderate Hillary Clinton, by contrast, tended to perform much better in primaries.
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Some of the Republican-appointed judges, meanwhile, tended to be more skeptical of CFPB's arguments.
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The decree said gatherings tended to take place "after the distribution of meals to migrants".
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Meanwhile, the stock has tended to move 4 percent on earnings, the Goldman analysts report.
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Opinions tended to vary by age and race, the most indignant skewing whiter and older.
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Subban was nearly motionless for about 10 minutes while doctors and trainers tended to him.
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The dollar has tended to gain as tensions escalate between the world's two largest economies.
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Rhetorical claims aside, Republicans have long tended in practice to be more protectionist than Democrats.
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All of my characters tended to sound a bit like me, including the female characters.
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We've always tended to be on the more conservative side in our guidance to companies.
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We've seen workflow automation before, but that has tended to be a rule-based approach.
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But with the rise of agriculture, societies tended to become more complex — and less polygynous.
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She notes that up until now, researchers have tended to study BFRBs in narrow slices.
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Our clerical host's mood, we knew, tended to ebb and flow with his alcohol consumption.
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Fortunately, those wounds have now been tended to by the healing hands of St. Totteringham.
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But voters in Colombia's more urban and developed central provinces tended to reject the accord.
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The derelict palace is reportedly now tended to by his former supporters and their families.
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The painter Trevor Shimizu has tended to approach his medium with charming, fast-moving irreverence.
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Not coincidentally, these futures tended to carry the power dynamics of the present into perpetuity.
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Authorities have tended to be reactive rather than proactive in its regulation of new technologies.
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Recessions in that period, sometimes called the Great Moderation, tended to be short and mild.
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Commerce has tended to plunge, with the working class suffering lost jobs and diminished livelihoods.
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The president has tended to back off whenever markets and the economy have looked soft.
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Lovingly tended little homes abut others that are boarded up, their lots gone to weeds.
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The new-music landscape here has tended to favor thornier modernist sounds and European composers.
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Lately people have tended to use it a lot when they mean really, really serious.
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Idagio's data is tended by a team of 10 musicologists in Slovakia, Mr. Janczukowicz said.
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At the end of the route, people tended their blisters and celebrated with a beer.
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In practice, the politics of those respective scenarios have tended to play out very differently.
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The children grew up sheltered from the Depression, tended to by maids and a driver.
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People who are fans of free markets also tended to not believe in climate change.
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But there, in the heart of the deep Maine forest, was this well-tended grave.
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Runners wearing this shoe tended to run about 2.5% slower than with their previous shoe.
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All fingertips stretched to the sky, all leaps seemed weightless, the whole logic tended upward.
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For example, patients tended to emphasize religiosity and spirituality more heavily than their family members.
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When Rodtang entered along the ropes it tended to be behind one of three weapons.
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It described a rupture in the carefully tended norms of civility at the Supreme Court.
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On Thursday, though, I tended to crash against the limits of my knowledge and experience.
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PHYS ED People tended to harbor vivid memories of gym class, a new study found.
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"I never envisaged this," said Mr. McNamara, who tended to surf in the Pacific Ocean.
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Democratic politicians have tended to be the ones advocating governmental policies to limit drug prices.
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Women tended to have stronger opinions on many of these matters than men, the Match.
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He was hit in a leg but survived by diving under the bar he tended.
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Historically, conservatism has tended to value light governance, for which custom is even more essential.
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And Goldman's employees have tended to come from top-ranked schools, according to LinkedIn data.
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"They tended to point fingers," Mr. Cuomo said of the tweets, and were "not helpful."
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If overt eroticism tended to be downplayed in Mexican painting, exoticism was a selling point.
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And older whites, who tended to have less dexterous worldviews, went to see their maker.
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Occasionally, his relationships became strained as a result — the leering attention tended to annoy girlfriends.
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Remainers, as the aggrieved party, have tended to be more vocal in expressing their displeasure.
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" On the other side, "anti-restrictionists tended to gloss over the dilemmas that immigration imposed.
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New Jersey has tended recently to lean Democratic, voting overwhelmingly for Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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Female broadcasters tended to be attractive blondes encouraged to show more than a little leg.
|
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Opponents of the punch tended to say that violence had no place in political debate.
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The elite in the Americas and MENA tended to speak the least amount of languages.
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That unequal society tended toward ugly extremes, with great new impoverishment and great new enrichment.
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In general, women with continuous support tended to have babies who were healthier at birth.
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The guaranteed insurance products tended to be extremely expensive, because only sick people bought them.
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In the very obvious minority there, the Latino students tended to stick together, Irma said.
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Beside him, another Turkish lawmaker tended to a bleeding toe that had turned slightly purple.
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Recent French presidents have tended to pass their own piece of landmark progressive social legislation.
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And, once one of those triangles achieved a balanced state, it tended to stay there.
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The more pucks he saw, Rinne explained Wednesday morning, the sharper he tended to feel.
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When I tried to talk to my classmates about that, they tended to be defensive.
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All summer long he and a favorite cousin rode horses and tended sheep and cattle.
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But more recently, the antitrust agencies have tended to pretty much do their own thing.
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Unable to pay the fines, motorists tended to collect warrants from towns across the county.
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And at home, Republicans tended to use Martha White flour, while Democrats liked King Arthur.
|
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Previous presidents tended to shy away from hailing market rises to avoid that very awkwardness.
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He offered crisp answers, in contrast to Mr. Obama, who tended to talk at length.
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Over the last 25 years, these were the names that investors tended to gravitate too.
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Democrats tended to widely approve of Mueller's investigation in polling conducted before the investigation ended.
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Comintern agents were sent all over the world, but they tended not to last long.
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" Mary's defenders tended to argue that, politically speaking, she was a man, "the Prince female.
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For the past two decades, wardrobes have tended to be more relaxed in Democratic administrations.
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The currency has tended to gain ground on any sign of Zuma's political departure approaching.
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Jeronimos monks lived in a monastery and tended to a chapel there beginning in 1503.
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Somewhat surprisingly, within our sample, this group tended to be male Republicans or unaffiliated voters.
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For decades, researchers and physicians tended to think about pregnancies as either planned or unplanned.
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The cracked and poorly tended footpath encircling the park is also shaped like a heart.
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Markets have often been shaky ahead of midterms, but historically, they've tended to bounce back.
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Disney has tended to guard its oldest classics, wary of transposing them to the stage.
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I told them that wasn't my intention, but that I tended to tell the truth.
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Vasudeo S. Gaitonde, the spiritualist in the group, tended towards a more purely abstract language.
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In the 20th century, new industries tended to create a lot of demand for capital.
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Criticism was strongest among low-income and young Brazilians; the rich tended to support it.
|
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In fact, the ceremony's most buzzed-about moments tended to come from the winners' speeches.
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The subtle point critics of American intelligence often miss is how the system, taken as a whole, has tended to right itself The subtle point critics of American intelligence often miss is how the system, taken as a whole, has tended to right itself.
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I'm not sure it's true, it probably isn't true anymore, but my — when I was young, maybe 30 or so, and always interested in exploratory journalism, long-form, we would call it, women tended not, even good writers, women tended not to do that.
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French pollsters have in recent elections also tended to overestimate her appeal rather than underplay it.
|
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In the past, internet firms have tended to "build it first, figure out the rules later".
|
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Clinton's remarks about regulating companies tended to move the market more than those of Mr. Sanders.
|
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He has also tended to tilt right in debates on the Senate floor on policy issues.
|
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While Rancho Mirage calls itself the city of the presidents, those presidents tended to be Republicans.
|
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In the campaign, he tended to surround himself with an alarming array of cranks and kooks.
|
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Beijing has tended to let technologies develop, before trying to push back with more stringent regulation.
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These people tended to be younger and healthier Americans, who'd rather chance life without health insurance.
|
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In it, humans live solitary lives in underground hexagonal rooms tended to by the titular Machine.
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They tended to have been disciplined more harshly, and have experienced more family strife as kids.
|
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Historically progressive, white mainline voters have tended to vote for Republican candidates by a slight majority.
|
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Previously, the organization's churches in Africa tended to be run and attended by Africans, he says.
|
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But it also noted that emerging market losses tended to overshoot and saw the falls extending.
|
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When the spotlight is forced on her, she's tended to steer the conversation to other topics.
|
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For instance, during air travel, people tended to show lower blood oxygen levels, resulting in fatigue.
|
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Previous EU-China summits have tended to involve only the EU's own leaders and Chinese representatives.
|
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This could all be bad news for Sanders, who has tended to perform strongly among independents.
|
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Larger hospitals, teaching hospitals and high-technology facilities all tended to have more college-educated nurses.
|
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In 1992, Princess Diana visited Mother Theresa's Hospice in Calcutta, India, and tended to dying patients.
|
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Taken as a group, the consumer devices tended to slightly underestimate energy expenditure, the researchers found.
|
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A medical team arrived tended to minor injuries sustained by Ayers' fall, the sheriff's department said.
|
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Even before GOP voters went for Trump, the Electoral College math tended to favor the Democrats.
|
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Previously, economists had tended to assume that all the parties to transactions had the same information.
|
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They tended to support Bernie Sanders, disparage Hillary Clinton, and their activities spiked on Oct 6.
|
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Covering Duterte was particularly rewarding, since that tended to bring in traffic from Facebook in droves.
|
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Reid tended to Johnson's injuries while Therrien and Green backtracked through the wilderness to find help.
|
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In some states with fledgling solar markets, officials have tended toward less generous net metering policies.
|
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Like Netflix, early investors in Amazon tended to focus on sales and customer growth over profitability.
|
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But in my testing, I actually found that the 5 Pro tended to produce sharper results.
|
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Having three windows open tended to be my preferred solution, with two at an absolute minimum.
|
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Yet many others, particularly teens, tended to visit at odd hours, without anyone knowing, she added.
|
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As she aged, she tended to make light of her early work, or resketch it completely.
|
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Andrew acknowledged that he tended to struggle in social situations and suffered from depression and anxiety.
|
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Avalanche trainer Matt Sokolowski tended to Galloway, who was bleeding and was helped off the ice.
|
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Endowed with extra revenues that enabled them to fulfil campaign promises, presidents tended to be popular.
|
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"All of it is going into soybean agriculture with roads and well-tended fields," he said.
|
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As Harry tended to his ushering duties, Meghan "was happy and smiley," says a fellow guest.
|
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The pigeons there tended to "hide up in a little area and clump together," said Fagan.
|
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Republicans tended to throw up their hands when asked if Trump would support the modified bill.
|
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Michelle Denis, who like her brother tended to support Democrats, has been helping Mr. Rubio's campaign.
|
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READERS and critics have tended to pigeonhole Angela Carter, or reshape her in their own image.
|
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Those from rockier soils, often with some limestone, tended to be more structured, precise and nuanced.
|
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And its software tended to over-darken the exposure on any shot that included the sky.
|
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One goalkeeper the group studied tended to try pulling a double bluff over the penalty taker.
|
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Two things, first of all that shared-bike riders tended to have much lower accident rates.
|
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That said, the scorpions tended to utilize one of two strike modes: open and closed strikes.
|
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Although he created a wealth of art, the iconic "LOVE" tended to overshadow his other work.
|
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The Obama administration tended to take too rosy a view of the benefits of government intervention.
|
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It also tended to offer "I love you" as a default third response regardless of context.
|
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Commissioners have tended to be distinguished academics or religious figures whose personal authority somewhat transcended politics.
|
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Fear of injury, even death, explains why regular surfers have tended to avoid Praia do Norte.
|
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Concerns such as social work and home economics, in which women tended to specialise, were sidelined.
|
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In antitrust cases America's courts have tended to assume that new entrepreneurs would challenge profitable incumbents.
|
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Not surprisingly, overall, joggers tended to live longer than non-joggers, but then it gets interesting.
|
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Firms in the sample tended to be, on average, fairly young, with few shareholders and employees.
|
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Edwards' farsightedness required him to wear glasses while jumping, which tended to get fogged up midair.
|
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He was a writer of considerable wit and subtlety whose public pronouncements tended towards the bombastic.
|
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What they found: People who were at-risk of developing diabetes tended to have different microbes.
|
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The regulator has in the past tended to approve smaller increases that Eskom has asked for.
|
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The foundation's art funding has tended to lean toward major institutions rather than cutting edge artists.
|
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He added that such takeover candidates as there were in the industry tended to be distressed.
|
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He also found it interesting that writing tended to emerge before the appearance of moralizing gods.
|
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But any hint of untruth tended to remind voters about "the scandals of the Clinton administration".
|
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Investors have tended to assume that Asian issuers will call their perps at the first opportunity.
|
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Also, those companies tended to be started by tech founders who were [secondarily] interested in cannabis.
|
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In the past people in the Andes tended to welcome mining; disputes were over labour relations.
|
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The SCDOs that the Australian councils lost money on tended to be AA or AAA-rated.
|
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As it turns out, parents of the architects tended to focus on values rather than rules.
|
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He could have diligently, earnestly, and boringly tended to state affairs and appeared above it all.
|
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His tweets -- and his time -- tended to highlight the Israeli leaders he met, not the Palestinian.
|
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Rural and small-town working-class white voters, who already tended to vote Republican, propelled Trump.
|
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This used to increase Amazon's competitive advantage and tended to create a race to the bottom.
|
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I tended to prick myself when I remembered to, rather than with any kind of strategy.
|
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Very strong first quarters have tended to continue higher at least a bit through the year.
|
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So previous governments have tended to extend TPS protections when a country comes up for review.
|
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They tended to have higher complication rates compared to affiliated hospitals: 22 percent versus 18 percent.
|
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In the 1950s, for instance, women tended to wait until they married to start having sex.
|
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The month following a substantial gain has tended to be a positive one for the commodity.
|
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If Zombie Formalism tended toward minimalism, Like Art is maximalist: bright colors, attention-grabbing, and romanticizing.
|
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People who were admitted to the hospital after an ED visit tended to fare even worse.
|
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Five years ago, booths tended to be open venues, lined with stations to demo upcoming games.
|
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Editorial Few public figures have more avidly tended their relationships with the media than Donald Trump.
|
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But, almost 80 years after his death, Seaman's grave at Putney Vale Cemetery is still tended.
|
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In this case, the monkeys tended to take the first safe bet of one bonus grape.
|
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This is partly because Italian merchants dislike cards, as banks have tended to charge high fees.
|
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This is why the party's nominees, from Jimmy Carter to Hillary Clinton, have tended toward wonkiness.
|
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They also tended to have higher diastolic blood pressure, triglycerides and lower HDL, or "good" cholesterol.
|
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Stone, Sadler, and Skarlatos restrained Khazzani, knocked him out, then Stone tended to Moogalian's neck wounds.
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And when they had that feeling, they tended to speak positively about their neighbors and neighborhood.
|
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Even when they found jobs, the wages tended to nudge them barely above the poverty line.
|
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Gold prices have tended to fall ahead of previous rate rises but recover afterwards, he said.
|
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The first generation to benefit from China's capitalist turn have tended to manage their money independently.
|
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But this year, newly registered voters have tended to be more Hispanic than in past years.
|
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Suffolk County responders tended to her wounds and transported her to an area hospital for treatment.
|
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"They tended to be front and center and it is not a trend I particularly miss."
|
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They've tended to downplay the role of Congress in passing laws or brokering a bipartisan compromise.
|
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"People tended to ignore it, and it was lost in the literature," said Dr. Van Essen.
|
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So were the young women from Hungary, France and Albania who cheerfully tended the cash registers.
|
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In particular, the Founders tended to leave off notions that they thought too ridiculous to mention.
|
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He explained that the information shared in a single WhatsApp chat group tended to spread exponentially.
|
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When women did have jobs outside the home, they tended to leave their positions at marriage.
|
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To date, most divestments have tended to be from companies mining coal, the dirtiest energy source.
|
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Overall, clinics tended to cluster near population centers like Boston, Los Angeles, New York and Philadelphia.
|
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Cuba tended not to use relievers, so starters often worked entire games, sometimes several a week.
|
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But they also found that he tended to judge people on talent, without regard to politics.
|
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The 2016 Race Donald Trump has tended to fare worst in states that are mostly white.
|
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Previously, the producer has tended to keep his Twitter posts as neutral and uncontroversial as possible.
|
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We tended to see her as Lauren's villain and Spencer's victim, but never an actual person.
|
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Wealthier nations like the U.S. have tended to commit to lower tariff rates than poorer nations.
|
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Previous studies have tended to focus on public opinion in the US and other Western democracies.
|
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And those who do have tended to come from the more privileged parts of our society.
|
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Some kind of movement tended to calm me gave me a moment to solve my problems.
|
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Then there were more traditional drag bars that tended to be a little more working-class.
|
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Then I artificially bred a cow that was in heat, and tended to a leg wound.
|
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Those who ate low-fat milk and yogurt also tended to have a higher carbohydrate intake.
|
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In a bit of foreshadowing, though, his father tended cemeteries after retiring from his bank job.
|
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In predominantly non-Hispanic white districts, voters have tended to install conservatives in place of moderates.
|
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In the past, it's worth noting, spikes in at-home TV viewing tended to be cyclical.
|
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Shannon still tended the furnaces each night, pretending that President Trump would still save their jobs.
|
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Hiroyuki Yamamura, a former commander in Japan's navy, said that accidents tended to come in succession.
|
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Cooper lay motionless on the turf for about a minute as medical personnel tended to him.
|
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It has tended to shave off the awkward corners of art, sand its sharpest edges down.
|
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While it tended to get positive reviews, the complaints and qualifications about the exhibition are revealing.
|
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He tended to describe its mission as guided as much by social justice as musical ambition.
|
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You felt that female skaters who tended to get coverage were longhaired blond surfer-looking chicks.
|
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On the right, you had (and still have) the National Review, which tended towards conservative fusionism.
|
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The multiplier effect could also be seen on websites where white supremacists have tended to gather.
|
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Until this year, they tended to avoid any significant action that could be construed as coordinated.
|
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Critic's Notebook For generations Americans tended to see art museums as alternatives to crass everyday life.
|
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In researching fatal fires, Kobes has found that the victims tended to hole up inside bathrooms.
|
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If anything, experts said, Israel Hayom's polls have tended to be skewed in Mr. Netanyahu's favor.
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LONDON — At some emergency wards, patients wait more than 12 hours before they are tended to.
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As she tended to do with her handymen, she entered into a sexual relationship with him.
|
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He has also spent multiple spells in Peruvian cabinets that have tended to end rather badly.
|
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The residential sections include well-tended homes shaded by oak trees, but also tiny shotgun shacks.
|
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The cash transfer research has tended to find that cash grants have high rates of return.
|
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Although I tended to resist looking at myself unless necessary, I knew what I looked like.
|
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And that was in fact the way U.S. trade policy tended to work until the 1930s.
|
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Throughout Yellowstone's long history of fire and regrowth, forests have tended to come back like Densetown.
|
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And context mattered: Children given reason to distrust the researchers tended to grab the treats earlier.
|
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The people in our survey tended to have very serious health problems, sometimes several at once.
|
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They also tended to have higher levels of healthy HDL cholesterol and lower prevalence of diabetes.
|
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And in all seasons, sirens from the avenue tended to smear the sound of the performances.
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In the past two decades of currency union, recessions have tended to be synchronised (see chart).
|
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Although biologists and indigenous people have worked together for centuries, the relationship has tended toward friction.
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Greco-Roman deities had tended to favour a carpe diem approach, and to celebrate the proud.
|
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" The couple did not have many friends, because they "tended to criticize them out of acceptability.
|
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On Windows desktop computers, they tended to be blue and lived in the lower right corner.
|
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Trumpcare has tended to fare best when people assumed it was kaput and stopped paying attention.
|
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He tended to answer these correctly, aggregating a lot of money very quickly in the game.
|
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He tended to sing, or scat, wildly around a melody, offering zany screams along the way.
|
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Analysts said North Korea tended not to abide by international laws when conducting activities like fishing.
|
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Testers who chose PBR as their least favorite tended to prefer Coors Light or Bud Light.
|
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During the campaign, chess theory tended to appear when Trump's actions seemed impossibly strange or inexplicable.
|
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Both places tended to have wood cabins, tight rows of beds and a large mess hall.
|
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And who up until the very end tended to get along pretty well with the president.
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The sufferers – almost all women – tended to reach for similes to make the intangible seem solid.
|
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Until recently, Democratic voters tended to see former Vice President Joe Biden as the strongest option.
|
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Throughout the playoffs, Golden State's opponents have tended to get worn out in the second half.
|
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Worse, the country's attempts to fix the schools have tended to dumb them down, experts say.
|
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In addition to her carefully tended garden and meals, O'Keeffe designed many of her own clothes.
|
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Plus, a larger number of retailers tended to seek space in those projects versus other properties.
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States with reliable records of protecting animals also tended to have strong laws protecting human rights.
|
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It also matters whether to include fund-raising success, because moderates tended to raise more money.
|
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People with a younger "emotional brain age," regardless of chronological age, tended to prefer riskier behavior.
|
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For decades, Americans tended to allow "Beauty" to be the fief of visiting European ballet companies.
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Women who took the classes tended to have higher education levels and income, the authors note.
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He drank too much, as people then tended to, gesticulating with cigarettes in their other hands.
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Assailants also tended to be older than the partners of women who had voluntary sexual initiations.
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He said younger conservatives tended to be more accepting of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.
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Boys spent more time gaming overall, and they also tended to gather in groups to play.
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In the United States, the religious tended to be less educated than the nonreligious, he said.
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Gold has tended in recent years to fall before U.S. interest rate hikes and rally afterwards.
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Preppy hung on so long, and I felt it tended to make American men look provincial.
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But these early romances tended to be platonic and idealized, much like Werther's adoration of Charlotte.
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"In the early days of Snapchat, people tended to use it to send nudes," Turner noted.
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Brussels has tended to say sectoral problems are chiefly the result of overcapacity, particularly in China.
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Investors tended to put their money to work closer to their offices in the Bay Area.
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People tended to whisper around a dying person, so Heather might say to them, Don't whisper!
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In earlier rounds, Klobuchar tended to get lost among the other middle-of-the-pack candidates.
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I guess it's true that the two of them interacting tended to cause earthquakes, but still.
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Overweight teens tended to have higher total and LDL cholesterol levels than adolescents at healthy weights.
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CBP said Jakelin was revived twice when emergency responders tended to her at the Lordsburg station.
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Mr. Trump has tended to exaggerate his diplomatic achievements, particularly on matters involving the Korean Peninsula.
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But these efforts have tended to be cursory and short-lived, with tiny or nonexistent constituencies.
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