When we come together, we the people, we the people, we the people, we the people.
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Power to the people, power to the people, power to the people.
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In America the people govern, the people rule and the people are sovereign.
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Because the people love Gwake, and what the people want, the people get!
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In America, the people govern, the people rule, and the people are sovereign.
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We have a government of the people, by the people, and for the people.
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We already know government is of the people, by the people, for the people.
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You can't lead the people if you don't love the people — all the people.
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"Governments must operate of the people, by the people, for the people," he said.
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His campaign, he said, is "of the people, by the people and for the people".
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A government of the people and for the people should be funded by the people.
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That our campaign is a campaign of the people, by the people, and for the people.
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Better for the people of Mexico, the people of the U.S. and the people of Canada.
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"This is a government of the people, by the people, and for the people no longer," he proclaimed.
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The people — but not the people as composing one great body; but the people as composing thirteen sovereignties.
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We are, as Abraham Lincoln reminds us, a government of the people, by the people, and for the people.
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They're the party of the people, they should be there for the people, they should fight for the people.
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When we come together, we the people, we the people, we the people, we the people..." Q-Tip ended the performance with one word, repeated several times: "Resist. Resist. Resist. Resist.
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At times of great change, commitment to "government of the people, by the people and for the people" is critical.
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As Lincoln put it at Gettysburg, we want a government of the people, by the people and for the people.
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Make believe that the people have a voice or make believe that the representatives of the people are the people.
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How can "the People" rule when "they which are the people this minute, are not the people the next minute"?
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His pronouncements, on the page, evince an ardent faith in government of the people, by the people, and for the people, but you badly want him to hang out with the people.
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"It's time to end these abuses and return control to the people, the people of Utah, the people of all of the states, the people of the United States," the president said.
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Each one is an interaction between the people filmed, the people who recorded the material, and the people who watch it.
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You want to say something about the people of New York, or the people of America, or the people of Earth.
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From the people you beat, and the people who beat you, from the people you dislike, even from your supposed enemies.
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Warren (D-Mass.), the law abrogated the idea of a government by the people, for the people and of the people.
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" In that same breath, Trump belted that it was time to "return control to the people, the people of Utah, the people of all of the states, the people of the United States.
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The people hear the policies that are about the people.
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Helping the people is creating an industry for the people.
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I love the people here, the people are so nice.
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"The people of Poland, the people of America, and the people of Europe still cry out, 'We Want God'," Mr Trump said.
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We are supposed to have a "government of the people, by the people, for the people" as President Abraham Lincoln famously said.
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Our efforts serve as a reminder of what democracy really is: the rule of the people, by the people, for the people.
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A government by the people and for the people should serve the people and it is our duty to demand just that.
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The people who are more scared of it are the people who are making the decisions, not the people that are watching it.
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Americans want a government of the people, by the people, and for the people, as expressed by the great Republican President, Abraham Lincoln.
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Abraham Lincoln's famous quotation — "government of the people, by the people, for the people shall not perish from the earth" — graces the exterior.
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It was intended to be a government of the people, by the people, for the people; instead we have devolved into an oligarchy.
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We are at a crossroads, testing once again whether government of the people, by the people and for the people can long endure.
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You can't lead the people if you don't love the people.
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The will of the people is the will of the people.
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The people you kill don't matter, nor the people you save.
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This is an award show by the people, for the people.
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The people loved the movie, the people supported the movie…No.
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The people of Alabama and the people of Tennessee have spoken.
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" And not "the funders and the people," but "the people alone.
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Not only did we empower the people, the people empowered us.
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So the people who started aren't the people who enjoy it.
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It's the people that you trust, the people that you meet.
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Because we create character from how we absorb the people in our lives and the people we observe and the people we hear about.
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They were the people with amputated arms and they were the people in wheelchairs and they were the people with face tattoos and scars.
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"If we're going to be a government of the people, then the people that represent the people have oversight over these agencies," Wenstrup said.
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" But Richard manages to come through and declare his desire to create "an internet of the people, by the people and for the people.
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"You are the product of social segregation, outside of the people, far from the people, and now against the people," Ruffin writes, addressing Macron.
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Our Constitution reminds us in the very first words that "We the People of the United States" have a forged a nation "of the people, by the people, and for the people" as affirmed by Abraham Lincoln.
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I thought, the people who are writing these aren't talking to the people who are using them, and the people who are using them aren't talking to the people whose lives are being changed by their decisions.
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The people have finally gotten their first dose of The People v.
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"Wikitribune is news by the people and for the people," said Wales.
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Who could galvanize the people, while the people struggle to be recognized?
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The people that listen to your words are the people that count.
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The people who built America, and the people who are changing it.
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Life is about people; the people you meet, the people you miss.
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" To the people of Iran: "The people of America stand with you.
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Therefore, "By the People and For the People" should be its slogan.
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"The people who give are always the people who give," said Benioff.
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The people need it, the people demand it: the Universal Away Message.
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When the rights of the people are denied, the people rightly resist.
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"The people were abandoned, the people were impoverished," he said on Monday.
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The people of Wyoming (population: 216,26) vote more like the people of Texas (population: 210,22010,22020) than they do like the people of Delaware (population: 25,20193).
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Because of what Cleisthenes did, we still carry the torch of representative government, from the people, by the people, for the people, forward to this day.
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"We want to make it very much about the people — not just the people that make games, but the people that play them," Mr. Davison said.
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In describing the U.S. government as being "of the people, by the people and for the people," he articulated one of our nation's most cherished ideals.
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The people who really need loan forgiveness aren't the people with expensive degrees.
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They love the area, they love the people, they love all the people.
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"It's the people turning on the people and that's not right," she said.
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"It's the people turning on the people and that's not right," she said.
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There are the people who love Trump and the people who hate Trump.
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The people of Texas and the people of America are ready for change.
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The people who use Twitter are probably not the people doing the voting.
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Journalists are not the enemy of the people; we're advocating for the people.
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The government works for the people, and we the people have chosen Trump.
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A new form of governing based on the people and for the people.
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If the land belongs to the people, where did all the people go?
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Donald intends to represent all the people, not just some of the people.
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The people of my generation are not the people of my parents' time.
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These are the people I call friends, my family, the people I love.
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"Immaculate is a church of the people and for the people," she said.
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But the people who stick around are the people who really like you.
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Usually, the people on camera aren't the same as the people behind it.
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Our government has to work with the people and invest in the people.
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That's not government of the people; it's government in spite of the people.
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The president represents the people — the people this president constantly insults and degrades.
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And I ask the people of new Hampshire, and the people of South Carolina, and the people of Nevada, and the people of the super Tuesday states on March 1, to each of you, do not listen to our words.
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"They were deporting the people they could find the easiest, and the people they were finding the easiest were the people reporting to ICE," he told me.
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"The United States of America is not about us versus them ... I'm running to be a President of the people, by the people, for all the people."
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Abraham Lincoln called for a "government of the people, by the people, for the people," -- not a government of the rich, by the lobbyists, for the few.
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"In the name of the people," we are told, but who is the "people"?
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The people have spoken, and the people want a second season of Sex Education.
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To the people who've suffered, to the people who've been traumatized and their families.
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The people who succeed will be the people who can shift gears when needed.
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The people who succeed will be the people who can shift gears when needed.
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"WikiTribune is news by the people and for the people," Wales told The Verge.
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So how does the federal government deny the people what the people are voting?
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There are the people that make law and the people who enforce the law.
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We the people want him to govern as the president of all the people.
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And the people who are there, the people who show up, are the women.
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After all, defeating the virus is a battle by the people, for the people.
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"I guarantee you the people want action, the people simply want action," Cummings said.
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"For the people of Massachusetts, and for the people across this country," Warren said.
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The people at greatest risk are the people sitting next to the infected traveler.
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Because I have to listen to the people and do according to the people.
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For democratic government to be of the people, by the people, for the people, people have to have a clear view of what government is doing, she argues.
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In what was probably the most populist inaugural address in American presidential history, President Trump began with the people, continued with the people, and ended with the people.
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When the algorithm goes haywire, it's not just "computers" doing it; it's the people who made that algorithm, the people who implemented it, the people who use it.
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" "It's time to elevate the common interest over special interests, time to return to a government that is of the people, by the people, and for the people.
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THE OTHER WONDERFUL NEWS IS THAT THIS INDEX THAT'S OF THE PEOPLE, BY THE PEOPLE, AND FOR THE PEOPLE – THE JUST INDEX – IT'S AS AMERICAN AS APPLE PIE.
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The people who are leaving are the people who are telling him you can't do this, the people who would dilute the platform on which he was elected.
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Hear from the people doing the real day to day work, the people who make it all happen, the people who know what it really takes… The Operators.
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When it's all over, the public remains divided exactly as it was between the people who loathe Trump and the people who loathe the people who loathe Trump.
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Even in these polarized political times, virtually all Americans are bound together by a belief in a government of the people, by the people and for the people.
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It was important to turn the mirror back on the audience—not just the people around Amy who were making decisions, but the people who wrote about it, the people who consumed it, the people who shared it on Twitter and Facebook.
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Abraham Lincoln promised Americans "government of the people, by the people, for the people," a notable departure from the republican system set up by the architects of the Constitution.
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This is a government "of the People, by the People and for the People" as "consecrated" on soil and waters world wide soaked with the blood of our veterans.
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President Lincoln summed it up with his unique clarity and conciseness when he said that it is a government of the people, by the people and for the people.
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The people who know first should be the people who tell the rest of us.
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There's no peace without the people, and the people don't have peace when they're dying.
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It wasn't just that half the people see gold and half the people see blue.
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That's not how a government of the people—all the people—is supposed to work.
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The people that are behind the scenes, the people that are actually doing the investigations.
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The people in Texas are the people who should be making the choices in Texas.
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The people who do awesome, impressive things are the people who think awesome, impressive thoughts.
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I want to move towards the people, and I see that the people are offline.
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Jennifer Lopez knows what the people want, and what the people want are romantic comedies.
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Here you're creating a close bond between the people volunteering and the people they're helping.
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Turkey gets its power from the people and would be held accountable by the people.
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Democrats were the people he worked with and Republicans were the people he worked for.
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The people hear passion, the people hear sincerity, it's heart-feeling and it's heart-breaking.
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The people kissing, laughing, arguing, praying — the people existing on our blocks along with us.
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This is not a government by the people and for the people of South Sudan.
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The people building the world's new digital infrastructure looked nothing like the people using it.
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After all, the people who buy them are exactly the people being taken to task.
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ALISON DIDIER, ST. PAUL "By the People and For the People" No party is perfect.
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The people who fall by the wayside are the people who have nothing to say.
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Our founding fathers envisioned a government elected by the people that worked for the people.
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You care so much about the people and the people that have cared about you.
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I think people are coming ... You need the people, but the people are fundamentally unhappy.
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You can tell the people that made this are the people in control of this.
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A big part of it is getting the gatekeepers in Hollywood to better reflect what America looks like: the people who green-light films, the people who fund films, the people who distribute and buy films, the people who promote films and write about films.
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The people who are at the top, the people colluding to keep abusers in power, the people who are colluding to turn a blind eye so that they can keep making money, they are the people who created this disparity in the first place.
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"I believe in the people, I trust in the people, and I know that with these painful, regrettable lessons, the people will also distance themselves from these practices," he said.
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GAIL KING, CBS ANCHOR: And all I can say after talking with the people, watching the people, listening to the people is the statue of liberty is weeping right now.
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"So, I think what we are trying to do is run a campaign to paraphrase Abraham Lincoln, of the people, by the people and for the people," he told CNN.
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There are three kinds of people — the people who never learn from mistakes, the people who learn from their own mistakes and the people who learn from other people's mistakes.
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That is why, at Gettysburg, President Lincoln could celebrate "government of the people, by the people, for the people" as an established fact rather than a Fourth of July aspiration.
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And all of a sudden the people who were marching, the people who were protesting, and the people in my group that were covering, all of a sudden became one.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: The people who voted -- all the people who voted for Donald Trump are racists.
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I call on the people in power, the people with guns, to stop the fighting now.
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But in terms of the people here and the people at home — totally offensive, horrible choice.
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The people who worked there were honest, they weren't the people who bankrupted the global economy.
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Ridesharing platform Lyft heard the people and the people wanted to schedule rides ahead of time.
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He's also developed a very good relationship with the people -- really the people representing North Korea.
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Those were the people who were screaming their cheers when he said enemy of the people.
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These people [Spanish national police] should be here to protect the people — not aggress the people.
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You bend over backwards for the people in your life—even the people you can't stand!
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The party belongs to the people because the people live with the policies of the party.
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If sovereignty lies with the people, we the people have to take ownership of our future.
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You shouldn't be running for a position for the people if you're not for the people.
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"He not only represents the people but is the clearest expression of the people," he said.
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"The people who can tell you about crimes are the people who committed them," he said.
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We "do life" with the people we choose, not necessarily with the people who chose us.
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They are the people who watch the people who watch the inflatable Snoopy or Betty Boop.
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I love the people in the F.B.I. But the people at the top were dirty cops.
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So if that's what the people wanted, that's what the people elected me to give them.
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There are the people you never match with, the people you never end up talking to.
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He spoke to the people — all the people — whether they wanted to hear him or not.
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The people defending the green cups are just as nuts as the people complaining about them.
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The people hit hardest by Mr. Trump's policies are the people in need of immediate refuge.
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Put simply: The people at the top in 2012 are somewhat different from the people at the top in 1988, and very different from the people at the top in 1952.
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Far-right party leaders call for a new era of politics powered by the people for the people, though their definition of "the people" is narrow, limited to a nativist ideology.
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Johnson was a "man of the people," and "the people" in American political discourse, dating back to "We the people" itself, have always been more a concept than a literal population.
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"Don't play politics on a vote to give aid to the people of Texas, to the people of Puerto Rico and to the Virgin Islands, to the people of Florida, and to the people of California that are still fighting the fires," McCarthy said at the time.
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Which is, you're going to get a worldview that kind of looks like the people ... The same worldview that the people who you work with, probably the people who you live with.
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"I'm representing the people that's humble, that's hardworking, the people that suffer, the people that have a lot of charges so that they understand that everything is possible through God," she said.
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It is a choice between a government of the people, by the people and for the people or "elective despotism" when lies, corruption and tyranny are embraced by the political-media establishment.
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Lincoln's "government of the people, by the people, for the people" did not pass Congress, but stands as a creed around the country and world for those fighting for representation and accountability.
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She doesn't know how to implement the will of the people, if the will of the people — or at least the people who hold her political future in their hands — is suicide.
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We are almost all of us able to refrain from needling the people we work with, the people we meet at parties, the people who ask us for directions on the street.
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"It's not only changing the people involved, but the people watching it," said Ojo, the prison lieutenant.
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It's really funny because I'm reengaging with the people I love, with the people I respect most.
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Sam suggested that, in trying to find a leader for the people, perhaps the people should choose.
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Raven Chacon: "Repellent Fence" was about the people split by the fence and the people in between.
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Show us that politics can work for the people — starting with the people who need it most.
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The people that did it right, the people that did the best job, got hurt the most.
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For example, all the people condemn all the violence, but we are supposed to help the people.
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In that moment, I knew that the people of my generation had failed the people of Williams's.
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"You can't connect to the people without being a true reflection of the people," she tells us.
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My heart ached for the people I know and the people I don't know who are impacted.
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It has responsibilities to the people who are on it and to the people who read it.
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PELOSI: Democrats are for the people, it means you are for the people having lower healthcare costs.
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And so the people that can see communications are the people on either end of that communication.
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So I always try to focus on customer service, what the people like, what the people want.
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The land belongs to the people of Clark County, not to the people of the United States.
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He was talking about the people who give to ProPublica, the people who give to Mother Jones.
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Using Lincoln's language, they are fulfilling the idea of government of the people and by the people.
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Unfortunately the people at the top do not give a shit about the people at the bottom.
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The people love you," Trump added, saying directly to her, "The people of our country love you.
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"The people of the United States do not have better friends than the people of Australia," Sen.
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When the people decided to move, all the people of all the different factions moved with them.
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Nothing is rigged; the people decide, the people vote, and the powers that be respect their choice.
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We, the people of the village, the people of India, we think it is a great honor.
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They are rewarded for putting together the people who have capital with the people who want capital.
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The people doing the work are not going to be the people benefitting materially from this game.
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The people of Chernobyl need the money, and it's the people I remember most from my trip.
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"We are from the earth to the earth, by the people, for the people," Ahmad tells me.
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The people who will be affected most by this situation are the people with the lowest income.
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Mike DeWine's best messenger is the people that he's helped and the people that are around him.
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"In this case, pop means popular, for the people, and Nero was for the people," he said.
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"The people coming across are the people who just want jobs," the former New Mexico governor added.
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Listen to the people I know, listen to the people who have known me my whole life.
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The people that we hear about or from the most are the people who have strong opinions.
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And the people -- and the people who knocked these buildings down will hear all of us soon.
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I feel like that's what America always strives to be: With the people and for the people.
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But they all underestimated the power of the people, you, and the people proved them totally wrong.
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If we want government for the people, we've got to start working toward government by the people.
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In short, they're less the people driving the story and more the people along for the ride.
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They should not only be the people at the end of it, the people who are policed.
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The people who are smart are leaning on the guidance of the people who came before. Right.
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It shows a willingness to give the people—all of the people—what they want to see.
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I am encouraged and frustrated, because I have about six messengers running on my laptop, [to accommodate] the people who want to use Wire and the people who want to use Signal and the people who want to use Wickr and the people who want to use Skype.
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In our country that is rich in diversity, if we are going to have a government that is of the people by the people and for the people, it should reflect that diversity.
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But the reason things are going to be different this time is because the people in this room and the people around the country who are inspired by the people in this room.
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The people who want the signed whatever but half the people just want to vote with their dollars.
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The people that you're surrounding yourself with, the people that are purposefully the ones your spending time with.
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And that also applies to the people that work for him and the people that are around him.
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"The change was not just felt by the people that spoke but the people that listened," she said.
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The people building the business and the people planning on cashing in on your efforts are imperfect allies.
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The people who find idols in this game are the people who are working hardest in this game.
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Well, I see much more disparity between the people at the top and the people at the bottom.
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And so, I'm a big believer that you can't lead the people if you don't love the people.
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And it was the people of England and the people of Germany who said, 'They won't have you?
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How do conservatives who have appealed to the people react when the people want something that conservatives don't?
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That means influencing "not only the people in power but also the people who influence them," he explained.
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The people he appointed, his administration, and the emboldened Republican party are the people making changes to America.
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"And deals like that hurt the people of Indiana; they don't help the people of Indiana," Amash added.
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The people who most often do evil in this world, sadly, are the people you know and trust.
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These people, Mitch, it's 2-0, the people of Alabama and the people of Tennessee have already spoken.
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In the Democratic Party, the people should rule, and the people should never be overruled by establishment insiders.
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"The people that really suffer in these disasters are the people that don't have a lot," Prepas said.
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To win back the trust of the people, the Republicans need to recognize that the people have answers.
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It made sense: The people I could think of were the people who were the most publicly visible.
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" Sadie said, "The people in the back have to give back rubs to the people in the front.
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"The problem is not the people inside the room; the problem is the people outside the room," Rep.
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The people who thrive after natural disasters are not the people who have a ladder in their shed.
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Government must be responsive to the people through technology; not use technology to distance it from the people.
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We believe that the people who make things and the people who use them should be in partnership.
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So the people who aren't going to be harmed are the people who have yet to move there.
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"It gave us some confidence the people who hate him will hate him, the people who love him will love him, and the people in between were not going to be persuaded," he said.
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The truth is that, let's put it this way: The people of the federal government, the men and women, the people of FEMA, the people of the military, they're the best people out there.
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"The people of Poland, the people of America, and the people of Europe still cry out 'We want God,'" Trump said, in a message that may play better in largely Catholic Poland than elsewhere.
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Data of the people, for the people, by the people The Data Bill of Rights offers an economic solution to a social problem without hampering user experience or limiting the social benefits of networking.
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The whims of a president should never supplant a government of the people, by the people, and for the people, and no amount of tears, sincere or otherwise, should ever convince us of the contrary.
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With this awareness I was able to carry out the most important duties of the emperor, to always think of the people and pray for the people, with deep respect and love for the people.
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This disoriented America just might want Trump — and that possibility should be taken very seriously, before it is too late, by every believer in American government of the people, by the people, for the people.
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To counter that claim, men in Parliament began to argue that they represented the People, that the People were sovereign, and that the People had granted them authority to represent them, in some time immemorial.
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It would note the people identified in a photo, and how frequently the people are included in your pictures.
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That was a bipartisan cabal in many ways really geared against the people, weren&apost listening to the people.
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GORKA: What is the crime -- any of the people, any of the people Mueller invited -- HANNITY: Hillary committed crimes.
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But the people who will decide this is are the people of the United States in the 20183 election.
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"The people that know the industry better than anybody are the people who work in the industry," she said.
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The people who took LSD found the jazz more meaningful than the people in either of the other groups.
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"The people who are staying are the people who don't have a place to go, or can't afford it."
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"We tend to overvalue the people that are here and undervalue the people that aren't here yet," McCay said.
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The people who jump on their boats [to rescue others], the people who do whatever they can to help.
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He also expressed his sympathies to Catholics around the world, the people of Paris and the people of France.
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The people exercise that sovereignty through elected representatives, who in turn enact laws to which the people are subject.
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" Explaining the core philosophy behind the group, he adds: "We are completely independent, for the people by the people.
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"The people who buy are the people without papers," explains Velia Cervantes, who sells toys in a market stall.
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But the people in the heartland, the people that he was talking to tonight, they see all of this.
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NARAS is meant to reflect all of the music industry and be "by the people and for the people".
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You're the president of all the people, not just the people who agree with you or voted for you.
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The people who succeed in this business are one kind only: the people who work really, really fucking hard.
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"The people who will decide this are the people of the United States in the 2018 election," Giuliani said.
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I object to it because it threatens the people I don't know as well as the people I do.
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Keith Maitland directed this animated (yes) documentary about the people who were affected and the people who helped them.
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"The people who are scared are already scared, and the people who aren't scared are already immune," she said.
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The people who made these decisions are gone; some of the people who funded it may still be alive.
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" He said, "The people who hate Trump the most are the people who have been running Washington for decades.
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They're both music for the people and by the people and that is something I would love to incorporate.
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Capcom is about self-expression, from the people competing on the stage to the people screaming in the crowd.
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For many of the people in the book it's this effort to forgive themselves and the people around them.
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I'm not just making work for the people who like it, but also for the people who hate it.
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It needs to be adapted to the people and created, in fact, owned by the people in the business.
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Enter the She the People Presidential Forum, hosted in Houston on Wednesday by the political group She the People.
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"The people we lost and the people who were injured were the cream of the crop," Mr. Coleburn said.
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The people that will answer those questions will be the people at the other end of the military pyramid.
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They were for the people, by the people of New York in one of the world's great public spaces.
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"It's a reminder that the people we write about, the people we cover are human beings," Baquet said Wednesday.
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As Ollie said, the people who aren't watching it are the people who need to watch it the most.
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The security illustrates how he is being pulled farther from the people, the people who supported and elected him.
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The people don't decide elections But, strictly speaking, it won't necessarily be "the people" who choose the next President.
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Those are the people who impressed me, the people I wanted to be like and wanted to be around.
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The people who somehow survived those forced marches, as well as the people who witnessed them, are getting older.
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How is that going to help the people in this room or most of the people you live with.
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So when Downing Street frames the election Britons are expecting as "Parliament versus the people", the people should beware.
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How is that going to help the people in this room or most of the people you live with?
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He's doing a lot of things for the people of Alabama and for the people of The United States.
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The fewer the people who are shopping and looking for coverage, the fewer the people who end up enrolling.
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If we want to give our government back to the people, why not actually return it to the people?
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The eliminated positions were as follows: the head cashiers (those are the people responsible for handling the money), the receiving managers (the people responsible for bringing in product and making sure it goes where it should), the digital leads (the people responsible for solving Nook problems), the newsstand leads (the people responsible for distributing the magazines), and the bargain leads (the people responsible for keeping up the massive discount sections).
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In some ways, this resembled the back-to-the-people movement of the nineteenth century, in which young progressives had been sent to the countryside to be with "the people," and the people had rejected them.
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"I just think about all the people that weren't believed, or the people who haven't been believed, or the people who are afraid to speak up because they don't think they will be believed," Swift said.
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It wasn't long until the whole school was buzzing, and it wasn't long after that until three distinct factions emerged: the people who cared, the people who didn't, and the people who were pretending not to.
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It was James Madison in Federalist No. 39 who fortified the notion this new government would not only be "of the people" and "for the people" but answerable to the people in varying, strategically differing ways.
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And to do that, we need to campaign for the people we want and vote for the people we want.
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The people want to see blackheads squeezed, whiteheads popped, and cysts slashed open, so that is what the people get.
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It's important to meet the people who grow and raise our food as well as the people who consume it.
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The people who are seemingly just browsing — the people I think of as recreational daters — are the unattached urban elite.
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The president of all the people can use his executive privilege to right this wrong against some of the people.
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TABOO, RAPPER: I would say the power of the people shall and will be stronger than the people in power.
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"The people of Alabama expect me to do the right thing and vote for the people of Alabama," he said.
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In young Jennifer's view, victims are the people things happen to, whereas heroes are the people who make things happen.
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The people we fall in love with are not always the people that can guarantee orthodox versions of relationship security.
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Populism is one of today's two opiums of the people: one is the people, and the other is opium itself.
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But so would pushing through a deal in the name of the people amid evidence that the people were unconvinced.
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You cannot have a government for and by the people if it is not represented by all of the people.
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To stay solvent, commercial newspapers and magazines had to give the people what they wanted, and the people wanted Bernhardt.
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"What happens is the people who give a fuck the most are the people who pay the price," said another.
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With or without the NFL's platform, I will continue to work for the people because my platform is the people.
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Both Comey and the FIFA crew investigated the people who fired them and friends of the people who fired them.
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What does Trump have to say about the people who helped build his name, the people he so spectacularly failed?
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With or without the NFL's platform, I will continue to work for the people, because my platform is the people.
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Pop art wasn't art for the people, but it was art for the in-crowd made accessible to the people.
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"The people give and the people take away, even the President of the Republic," said MORENA Senator Ana Lilia Rivera.
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The people at the inauguration was such a tiny, tiny, tiny fraction of the people at the Major Lazer concert.
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Virtual reality isn't precisely a democratic medium at this point, for either the people producing or the people consuming it.
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Emojination's motto is "emoji by the people, for the people," and nowhere was this more present than in its programming.
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So that's really what Cohort is – the people who you want to help, the people who want to help you.
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Let's do health-care reform the right way, which is for the people, by the people and not the system.
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We have a responsibility to ourselves, to the people we are in a relationship with, the people that we love.
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"Right now the people who could do it, won't — nation-states — and the people who want to, can't," Aaronson said.
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"There are the people who are trying to get into the neighborhood, and the people with big money," she said.
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" From Lewis, Booker said he came to understand that "you can't lead the people if you don't love the people.
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The people of America will not part from their guns so easily as the people in Australia were able to.
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If the firm does not remove the people in question, prosecutors may request that the people be imprisoned, Folha reported.
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Are journalists really enemies of the people rather than reporters doing their jobs, possibly to ensure accountability to the people?
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I realized the people Welty was writing about were country people just like the people I was handling tobacco with.
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And then I remembered what he said and started letting the people manage the business, and I managed the people.
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It's the narrative of the people who rigged the system, never the voice of the people it's been rigged against.
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Remember, you can fool some of the people some of the time, but not all the people all the time.
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I try to make sure I'm engaged with the people who follow me, and the people who support Miss USA.
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It's a love letter to the people that I dated, it's a love letter to the people I argued with.
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"We must separate the people at whom we are angry from the people of whom we are afraid," she wrote.
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We're the people that's not only important to favor now, but we're the people who have to own the future.
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The people in the background know it, the people who know her know it, and she's like an unbalanced person.
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The people in the background know it, the people who know her know it and she's like an unbalanced person.
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Is it necessarily the people you've grown up with, or is it the people that you are genetically related to?
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Is that a problem for you, or blank the people who have Netflix, blank the people who have Amazon Prime?
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When you log on to Twitter and read someone attacking the people you admire, the people you ally with, the people you see as your group, you become defensive of your side and angry at the critics.
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This suited the people selling the mortgages, the people buying them, the people hiding the risks in securities and the politicians who wanted people who could not really afford houses to be able to buy them anyway.
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The problem often is that the people at the top of the game and the people behind the camera are the people who are influencing these rather derivative movies, so then we see derivative roles for women.
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They must be against the streams – must be turbulent cross currents, bringing new forms of governance and representation, more genuinely of the people, by the people and for the people, impatient of the old inhibitions and cautions.
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Philosophically, weapons of mass destruction are antithetical to the ethos of democratic societies deriving their legitimacy from the people, where government exists to serve the people, where the most precious jewel is the lives of the people.
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The DNC needs to listen to the base because these are the people who are knocking on your doors, these are the people doing phone-banking, these are the people who are going to get you elected.
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The voters of Utah and Americans everywhere expect a government that works for the people, not some of the people, not the red states over the blue states or vice versa, but for all of the people.
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You know even even on both sides of the fence we've been embraced as far as as an organization that works with the people that listens to the people and empowers the people to take charge of themselves.
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A politician is now dressing not just for the people in the room but also the people scrolling past a picture of said politician with the people in the room — and may be stopping to look or think.
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His famous definition of democracy — "government of the people, by the people, for the people" — was invoked in the first Czechoslovak Republic after World War I, in Hungary in 1956, Tehran in 1979, and Tiananmen Square in 1989.
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You learn from your scene and your community, the people who create with you and the people who love those creations.
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None of it paints Bloomberg as a man of the people at a moment when the people are really fed up.
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Let the people who want 3D Touch pay more for it and the people who don't can get the XR replacement.
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It's also possible that the people who smoke marijuana are also the people who simply have more sex to begin with.
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It's a really intense skill set, and the people who succeed are the people who do it well, who can perform.
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It is difficult to ignore the parallels between the people in office on Scandal and the people in office in reality.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: The people -- yes, the people being in this case the president nine states inward on twitter admitting what happens.
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Maybe you thought they were good citizens… You are defending the people who kill the people whose lives you say matter!
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Whether it's on campus or off, the people who get to define what's hateful are the people who are in charge.
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It's people in gangs who are causing the trouble, not the people from this neighborhood or the people in the parade.
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On some level, aren't we obliged to care more about the people that we love or the people we call friends?
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Fighting the regime, not the people Power stressed that the resolution is not meant to punish the people of North Korea.
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All the people standing in line to get pictures, the people who asked very good questions and got answers for them?
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These "embeds" are the people who day by day watch and listen to the politicians and the people they speak to.
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The people I would be worried about hacking voting machines would be the people with direct access to the voting machines.
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"You can't have a government by and for the people if it's not represented by all of the people," Pressley said.
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"The last thing the people of West Virginia want is the people of Washington telling them what to do," Gardner said.
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Working closely with our messaging leads, she -- and our colleagues and candidates -- took our "For The People" message to the people.
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Democrats are committed to fighting For the people to restore dignity to our democracy and give power back to the people.
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Of course what we're interested in is the people who had motive to kill her, the people who our mother investigated.
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Hip-hop is very powerful ... nothing is more powerful than the people and hip-hop is a culture for the people.
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They don't build walls because they hate the people on the outside, but because they love the people on the inside.
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The people who now seem to love America always did; the people who suddenly no longer sound like patriots never were.
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So it might just be that the people that are writing the headlines, the people in their peer group -- GUTFELD: Yes.
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"When you become successful, the people you will like best are the people who are less successful than you," he said.
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They seem to exist primarily for the benefit of the people who work at them, not the people who own them.
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And a lot of times, it's the people over 50 who are paying the bills, including for the people under 20.
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You're always going to need to be open to hearing the people around you, the people you are creating space for.
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She is of the people, for the people: Misty currently works as a cashier at Harmons grocery store in Taylorsville, Utah.
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"It's noticeable that the people who left are more liberal-minded and the people who stayed are more Republican," she said.
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"The people on the inside who believe that transformation is afoot — those are the people we want to reach," he said.
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All catacombs are unique, like the people who made them — but essentially the same, like the people who remain in them.
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After all, spooked banker types aren't the people she has to persuade—they're the people whose money she wants to take.
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By "the people," Trump and Johnson don't actually mean the people of their respective countries, or even the electorates of them.
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He sees plenty of pitfalls ahead, both for the people attacked by auto-weapons and for the people who wield them.
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"It was comfy for the people in my family, it's comfy for me and the people that I serve," she said.
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I guess my anxiety with populism is ... I think it misstates the balance between following the people and leading the people.
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"I lock my front door not because I hate the people outside, but because I love the people inside," he said.
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The people who pass, you never expect them to go so soon, and it's always the people you least expect, too.
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"The people that say he's finished, those generally are the people that have no clue what they're talking about," Wiggins says.
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"Erdogan was elected by the people, so to criticise him is to patronise and disrespect the people" say the Turkish president's propagandists in Ankara; "Brexit was voted for by the people, so to criticise it is to patronise and disrespect the people" say the Brexit purists in London (funnily enough, the apposite vote-share in both cases was 52%).
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In the real world, people care about different issues (the people who care about privacy are not always the people who care about security, who are not always the people who care about repair, who are not always the people who care about property rights), and so it's unlikely that a sufficiently large informed minority would ever arise.
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"Unfortunately, the people of Indiana a couple of weeks ago, the people of West Virginia, the people of Oregon, who gave us a pretty good victory, don't quite agree with Secretary Clinton's assessment and we split Kentucky," Sanders said.
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It fails to see that every story about technology is really a story about people – the people who made it, the people who use it, the people who need it or benefit from it or are hurt by it.
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The old theory and the belief that the rule of the people, by the people, and for the people constitutes a natural right, or a divine right, form the background of the usual argument in favour of proportional representation.
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What I don't like about it is I think sometimes it's distracting to the people around me, the people who have to do work the people who we are depending on to bring important product out to the market.
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"I guess I just think about all the people that weren't believed and the people who haven't been believed, and the people who are afraid to speak up because they think they won't be believed," Swift said on stage.
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For far too many of our people, here in the United States and people all over the world, the promises of self-government -- of government by the people, for the people, and of the people -- have not been kept.
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When they rely on a misreading of scripture that says he is owed respect, they refuse the essential role of the democracy, which is to engage in a government of the people, by the people, and for the people.
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But instead of giving up, more and more people are demanding a government that is run by the people for the people.
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The people loved the movie, the people supported the movie, it was No. 1 at the box office, over $200 million worldwide.
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It also has an unfortunate influence on the people who don't believe it—the people in the tribe who didn't spread it.
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The People V. Kanye from Funny Or Die The hilarious folks of Funny or Die have cut Kanye into The People v.
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Hence the people of Rhode Island have twice the representation in the Electoral College, or voter power, as the people in California.
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And it&aposs time that somebody stuck up for the people of this country and for the people of the other countries.
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Of the people who did buy something using Alexa voice shopping, about 90% didn't try it again, one of the people said.
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That's largely thanks to two factors — the people who made the game, and the people the game was primarily marketed to: fangirls.
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There is a movement and desire for by-and-for story telling (storytelling by the people portrayed, written for the people portrayed).
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"The people who die in the blast will be the lucky ones, against all the people who will die slowly," he said.
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"These are the people that did ten years in the trenches and survived—these are the people that made it," Goodwin said.
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The fake employers were more interested in hiring the people who'd answered 'yes' compared with the people who'd opted out of answering.
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The people in West Virginia and Sunderland, who are having a shit time, are the people who voted for Trump and Brexit.
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The premise is this: the government must first trust the people with agenda-setting power; then the people can make democracy work.
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Thing is, the people who use Twitch are already into gaming, just like the people who watch ESPN are already into sports.
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"The first and foremost is the people — we have to believe in the people even more so than the idea," Manson says.
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"The people who go into our industry, the people who progress can progress very quickly [as] store managers, district managers, et cetera."
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"What happens is the people who give a fuck the most are the people who pay the price," says a former employee.
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"The people I've shown my brokenness to and seen their brokenness are inevitably the people who are my best friends," he says.
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What does the presidential hopeful have to say about the people who helped build his name, the people he so spectacularly failed?
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If capital trumps labor, the people who own will keep getting wealthier and the people who supply labor will become less necessary.
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Has this provided the necessary connection to the people that allow the House of Representatives to reflect the will of the people?
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The people paying the politicians' salaries -- We the People -- have less and less ability to know how they are spending their time.
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As O'Malley describes it, it's about the people behind the accounts and the people engaging with these accounts connecting with each other.
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The people loved the movie, the people supported the movie, it was No. 22016 at the box office over $200 million worldwide.
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The only power strong enough to restore this nation is we the people -- it is not about us, it's about the people.
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You have to consider also, retention of all the people in uniform and recruitment of all the people who are coming in.
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But there is a huge difference between the people fighting for a level playing field, and the people keeping the system rigged.
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" He continued, "With or without the NFL's platform, I will continue to work for the people because my platform is the people.
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"The people that the tax affects are the people who are really well-off and it's a tiny sliver of the population."
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So if the people at the bottom don't have anything to eat, then they're going to eat the people at the top.
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But what happens when the people who are the potential victims of research are not the people who are giving the samples?
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"The people of San Francisco are fed up, and the people of Los Angeles are fed up," Trump told reporters in September.
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If we want to build a democracy is that is truly FOR the people - it needs to be reflective OF the people.
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The people of Florida — the people of Florida — and by the way, I know he's going to spend $303 million on ads.
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Government is just a mirror of our united selves, through which we can transfer the resources of the people to the people.
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But the people who don't pay their fair share are the people who get the majority of their income to capital gains.
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The people who came from me are mixed race, and the people I work with and people I hire are mixed race.
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Besides, in that world, what happens to the people who can't afford Adderall, or the people who, instead, have to take Fetzima?
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"You kind of hang with the people that you're comfortable with, the people that you're on the same page with," Bishop said.
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" Decades ago, he said, "the people who produced or sold the product were more central than the people in the corporate suite.
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One for the people who have no power, and one for the people who we are letting in through the V.I.P. entrance.
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And surely that's a triumph for any designer: to make the people wearing the clothes, and the people viewing them, feel something?
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Apply a presumption of guilt standard to the people you oppose, and a presumption of innocence standard to the people you favor.
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Populists justify these undemocratic measures by claiming to act on behalf of the people, while undermining legislatures the people put in power.
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There's no equating the people responsible for any of this work with the people who descended upon Charlottesville in General Lee's name.
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"The people who will decide this are the people of the United States in the 2018 election," Giuliani said on Fox News.
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Their garment choice, the Earth tone garment of the people, implies humility & that they are of the people (implies) 22018/26 pic.twitter.
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Shows have a responsibility to return money to the people who invested in them and to the people who created the show.
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They also end up overinvesting time in the people who are not doing well, as opposed to the people who are excelling.
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There is something different about needing to be liked by the people in your industry, by the people that you work with.
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"It certainly brings a lot of pride to the people that work there and the people who have gone to school there."
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Seventy-80 percent of the people hate Obamacare and approximately 80 or 90 percent of the people love the Affordable Care Act.
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The people will decide, and watching what the people decide and how they decide is far more important than the decision itself.
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One way to think about it: The bipartisan consensus has split the people who use drugs from the people who sell drugs.
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It is the voice that speaks to the people who have been left behind and the people with ice in their hearts.
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If the people who have been speaking out all leave, the people who are suffering in silence are going to lose hope.
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"The people who have been cynical, in my experience, are the people who seem to care the most about politics," he said.
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Real change is the change the people make, but corralling the people in the same direction takes more than lighting the spark.
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"I hope every one of these bills is named after the people that died and the people that survived," he told Vox.
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"What we've seen is that the people of West Virginia, the people of Indiana, the people of Missouri could care less who the senatorial committee is supportive of," National Republican Senatorial Committee chair Cory Gardner recently told the Washington Examiner.
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I want to start by asking about the people who make up the basis for your research — both the people you interviewed today and the people from the 18th and 19th centuries whose memoirs and diaries and letters you looked at.
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The people who biked got over in 20 to 25 minutes, which was ridiculously shorter than the people who took the bus to the train, which was 70 minutes, and the people who walked to the J, which was 80 minutes.
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But command-and-control is not very efficient for knowledge workers, because of the fundamental problem that for any given situation, the people who know the most about it are the people at the bottom, not the people at the top.
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Your teachers, the people who will guide you, the people who will steer you, the people who will see in you things that you don't see yourself because you're just starting [out] — you'll remember them for the rest of your life.
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Watching Kamala's career in the East Bay and San Francisco for 20 years, I've witnessed her deep passion for justice and opportunity, and I know she will be a president truly of the people, by the people, and for the people.
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The people who know better than anyone the costs we might pay for a wall are the people who live on the border.
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Photo courtesy of Flickr/Victory of the People Photo courtesy of Flickr/Victory of the People Time for navigation is an anachronistic device.
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I think the people ... If you know the people in charge ... Like right now AI, 97 percent of the developers are white men.
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It's life outside, it's the joyousness of the people in the park and the people walking down the street in smiles and sunglasses.
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He's for the people and he's not doing this just for him -- he's doing this because he really does care about the people.
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"We like to think that the people who make our shoes are just as important as the people buying our shoes," he said.
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The label "feminist" is supposed to mark a "separation," between the people who do believe in gender equity and the people who don't.
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But just because Klum is engaging in an activity of the people doesn't mean she's doing so dressed like she's of the people.
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" "I just don't think that's a true representation of the people that I know and the people that I've spoken to about it.
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Radius takes a pretty strong tack on whether we're the people we used to be, or the people we create ourselves to be.
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Certainly, the people around him are eager, or at least some of the people around him are eager, for that kind of war.
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On the one hand, I love this company, the people; I've been here six years, developed really nice relationships with the people here.
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The people who come to the signings are really the people who have supported me the most over the past couple of years.
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The major pitfall we have is that the people who control railroad corporations and the people who control internet corporations are not stupid.
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I do it for the people that I'm helping versus the people that are going to criticize me and talk bad about me.
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If you're going to be the man driving the effort to preserve the people, you have to be a man of the people.
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FABER: Can you attract the people you need to and keep the people that you want to keep as well in that environment?
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If you call for less speech by the people you dislike but also complain when the people you like are censored, be careful.
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I would say those are our two other audiences — the people who are money-conscious and the people who want to upgrade everything.
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Here are some of the people who've used food as a force for good, to better the lives of the people around them.
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These are the people we must help now, the people for whom we can make a huge difference as doctors, nurses, politicians, humans.
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"You have to check that the people you selected last year are still the people you would want to be beneficiaries," said Sun.
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A mascot for the people when the people had no mascot, he spends his time grinning enthusiastically behind a custom built Hollywood headpiece.
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But it's the community, the people who lost lives and houses and lost almost everything, those are the people you need to support.
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The people with the best chance to save somebody suffering from massive bleeding are the people on site at the time of injury.
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"The people who are opposed to trade agreements feel more passionately about it than the people who are supportive of them," he said.
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H.R. 28500: For the People Act The For the People Act was House Democrats' first major legislative package introduced in the new Congress.
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But I was one of these people who said ... that if the people of Alabama elect him, the people of Alabama elected him.
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"The people voted here and I felt like the people needed to vote first," Elaine Harris, a Democratic National Committeewoman, told Politico Thursday.
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The party should not be protected from the will of the people; it should respect and honor the will of the people. Period.
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Today, I find myself making a lot of defensive distinctions between the people in state government and the people who actually live here.
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More importantly, the people and companies in question are immediately shut down and the people involved forbidden from doing anything like this again.
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The people who came in the 1600s were settlers, but what about the people who came from Ukraine for just a better life?
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Check in with yourself about your boundaries, and make them clear to the people you're dating and the people you're engaging with creatively.
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It's more about just being selective on the people who are joining and the people who are basically joining us on the journey.
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It needs all of us to function, from the people in the offices writing software to the people in the warehouses packing boxes.
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Also — and this feels important — it feels like the people who made this show understand their setting and the people who live there.
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Mr. Ren shot back on Weibo, writing that the news media should serve the people, not the party, or the people would suffer.
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At the end of the day, you want the people in your studio to look like the people who are playing your game.
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Of the people who did buy something using Alexa voice shopping, about 90 percent didn't try it again, one of the people said.
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Additionally, students are allowed to express themselves with the people they choose to spend time with, and the people they are associated with.
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These policies create suffering for the people being moved and even greater suffering for the people whose land others are being moved to.
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" Garcia predicted Sanders would also turn out "the people Hillary Clinton turned her back on; the people in Pennsylvania and the Rust Belt.
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We know now that the real story wasn't the people at the protests and the concerts; it was all the people who weren't.
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"The people have spoken, the people have decided and the people's decision is supreme and my party respects the people's opinion," he said.
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Regardless of gender or race, the people most at risk for heart irregularity were the people who classified themselves as the most stressed.
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"She's helping us close the gap between the people who build software and the people who like to explore how to break it."
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"We pledge to create an administration that serves the people, answers to the people, and is inclusive of all of Afghanistan," he said.
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They say that with their revamped studio, they hope to take yoga in a direction that's for the people, and by the people.
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" Going a step further, he said Trump is "someone who doesn't understand the people—and really don't give a [expletive] about the people.
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"If the government is truly about the people we serve, then educators have the best insight into what the people need," Hayes said.
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"The people that wear it all the time are the people that have been attacked or assaulted," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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I'm referring not only to the people in the pictures; I'm also describing the effect induced in us, the people looking at them.
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At the moment, they're just catching the mules, the people who collect the containers — not the people at the top of the pyramid.
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I wrote my anti-Oprah 2020 screed because I am a woman of the people, and I knew the people craved Oprah content.
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"Politicians feel this pressure, because they know now that those that don't speak the language of the people are far from the people."
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"So the people who lost the most weight on the show weren't necessarily the people who did the most exercise — instead, it was the people who ate the least," said study author and National Institutes of Health mathematician and obesity researcher Kevin Hall.
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"They are going in there thinking, 'How much longer can we keep this up versus have the people in the shale play— and more importantly the people that lend money to the people in the shale play — learned their lesson,'" he said.
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"Watching Kamala's career in the East Bay and San Francisco for 20 years, I've witnessed her deep passion for justice and opportunity, and I know she will be a president truly of the people, by the people, and for the people," Lee said.
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"Watching Kamala's career in the East Bay and San Francisco for 85033 years, I've witnessed her deep passion for justice and opportunity, and I know she will be a president truly of the people, by the people, and for the people," Lee added.
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"We try and educate the village headmen and the people, but when the politicians come and campaign for votes, they tell the people they can cut the trees - and since we can't confront the politicians, we can't stop the people," said Kandenge.
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The time has arrived to end the superdelegate system, let the people decide, and make it clear that the party of the people is, indeed, the party of the people and not the party that is the private property of establishment insiders.
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When the people find it intolerable that the government no longer represents them or the government is not acting in their best interest, when the people no longer accepts the results of an election, the people will take matters into their own hands.
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The characters in my plays often find themselves revolving around intermediaries—they're not necessarily the people who are completely fucked over, and not the people doing the fucking, but they're kind of the people who clear up the shit of the rich.
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This was a country that was going to be based on individual rights, on a government of the people, for the people, and by the people, but this was also a place that, at this time, was still practicing the institution of slavery.
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In an industry so oriented toward speed and acceleration and growth, the people who can most quickly affect that are the people who are building the technology, the people who are actually making the products rather than selling or supporting or marketing them.
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The Supreme Court last month made democracy of the people, for the people, harder for the people to repair, ruling in a 5-to-4 decision that political gerrymanders — fueled by big data and designed by partisan operatives — are allowable under the Constitution.
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So Alex, in Sanders's telling, in the face of total political opposition and stonewalling, his solution is to essentially do what got him political power in the first place, which is go to the people, talk to the people, always the people.
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I know most of the people on both sides, have a lot of respect for the people on both sides, and what I approve is going to be very much reliant on what the people in this room come to me with.
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His famous definition of democracy — "government of the people, by the people, for the people" — was invoked in the first Czechoslovak Republic after World War I, in Hungary in 1956, in Iran in 1979, and at Tiananmen Square in China in 1989.
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His famous definition of democracy — "government of the people, by the people, for the people" — was invoked in the first Czechoslovak Republic after World War I, in Hungary in 1956, in Tehran in 1979, and at Tiananmen Square in China in 1989.
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The people behind the hardware and software solutions work closely with the people who actually make your gamer's favorite titles, like Far Cry 5.
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Well okay, but he hasn&apost apologized to the people that he hurt and the people that he destroyed, the women that he destroyed.
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J: I think it's a slow process, but the people who have the ability to change the most are the people closest to you.
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All the talk of a rules-based multilateral order, international human rights, or government of the people and by the people, is a sham.
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But her own instincts are hawkish, if you look at the people who advise her, the people she talks to, the stuff she reads.
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You can't see anything above the heads of the people who are already drunk and screaming loudly at the people walking in the parade.
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The solution, then, shouldn't involve regulating the behavior of the people who suffer the most abuse online, or enabling the people who inflict it.
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Peer validation also comes from the validation of the people – peers won't have a choice but to validate you if the people like you.
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I think they're the people who get the challenges, they're the people who get the fight that needs to be had with the Republicans.
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Taste is, in the end, a tool used to align people to the people they like, and the people they want to be like.
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"THE people's police love the people, the people love the people's police" is a well-known ditty that officials claim is cherished and accurate.
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This goes from the people who create their online content to the people who ultimately approve the content to go out to the masses.
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We found that the people who chose time were on average statistically happier and more satisfied with life than the people who chose money.
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So member states end up inevitably thwarting one another's democratic desires: The people of Greece want something different than do the people of Germany.
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This is yet another area where our government's leadership and the wishes of many of the people diverge and the people are being ignored.
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That's the people I think of right now, when something like this happens, all the people who kind of helped me to get here.
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"Donald Trump won't even pay the people of Puerto Rico the courtesy of acknowledging the deaths of the people they love," Warren told CNN.
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But the people who like Donald Trump aren't the people who are ... it's not like the whole "Celebrity Apprentice" audience is now Trump's base.
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In an essay called "The Will of the People is Crap," he declared: I don't give a damn about the will of the people.
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Holiday dinners with your family is when you find out that the people closest to you are not the people you thought they were.
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Motherboard could not confirm that the people who posted the announcement, as well as the people in the chatroom, were the hackers behind NotPetya.
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Well, an interesting thing is that the people who start out at fives, you'd assume would be the people that you want to meet.
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This means that members of the news media are apparently no longer the enemy of the people, but the people he calls before bedtime.
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And that means that the people you're identifying as your oppressors are the people with whom you have some of your most intimate relationships.
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"Yesterday was a bit of surprise—for the people who are happy about the election results and the people who aren't happy," Lublin said.
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In the last century, a number of lower courts issued lofty proclamations on how the law belongs to the people and the people alone.
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So the government seemed to be on the side of the people who were cutting in line and pushing the people in line back.
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It would seem straightforward even to those folks who are strict constitutionalists that we should count all the people, not some of the people.
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Just as the people of France should rebuild Notre-Dame, the people of New York should restore Penn Station to its awe-inspiring majesty.
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The anonymous author of the Op-Ed and their fellow "adults in the room" are ruling the people without a mandate from the people.
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And I think you end up believing in the people that you know and you've had relationships with, those are the people you trust.
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You're trying to contextualize something for the people where you are, that's meaningful, and then express something about the people here to another group.
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"The people of NY disagreed with them — and the people of New York, and Governor Cuomo were right and they were wrong," she wrote.
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Lucas died in 2001 of a heart attack, and with him died the truth about the people he killed and the people he didn't.
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"You can't just ask it of the people who hired you, you have to ask it of the people who represent you," she said.
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"Kamala Harris For the People" references her time as a prosecutor while doubling as a populist message, with "The People" holding up her name.
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We want to take care of the people of Texas and Louisiana when that happens ... we'll be there for the people of Louisiana, also.
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Those get a pass because, according to this logic, the people who get harmed are really the people who should have done something differently.
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"The people who had that tension the most tended to be the people who didn't necessarily make the best financial decisions," he said. 2.
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I haven't met all the people, and sometimes I wonder who is who and I have no idea where all the people are located.
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"When the people voted us in, the people wanted us to reform...that should be the focus of the new government," Azmin told reporters.
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It's a day to fight for the people who have to fight; the people who don't know and fear what the future might hold.
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"Half the people want to blame us for Trump, and half the people want to say that we're terrible to Trump," Mr. Zucker said.
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"I think sometimes these [AI studies] are being driven by the people with the tools and not the people with the problem," he says.
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But as we're learning this year, journalism has a safety net in the people who appreciate it, and the people who work in it.
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It's time this country is put back where it belongs — taking care of the people here instead of the people who don't belong here.
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"When you are criticized in local media, the people who see it are your neighbors and the people you associate with," Mr. Simon said.
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My last name looks like the people who grew up two minutes south; my face looks like the people who work two minutes north.
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That we can't just be fighting the people in seats of power; we actually have to be the people in the seats of power.
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When they are gone, it will be up to our generation, the people who knew the people who were there, to pass the torch.
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"The Trump White House 'iftar' is a sham, a charade, and a mockery of both the sanctity of Ramadan and the ideals of a democratic government of the people by the people for the people," said Omid Safi, director of Duke University's Islamic Studies Center.
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Abraham Lincoln famously said that "government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth," but looking around these days, you would be forgiven if you thought representative democracy had already been buried alongside Washington, Jefferson, and Roosevelt.
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"I guess I just think about all the people that weren't believed and the people who haven't been believed, and the people who are afraid to speak up because they think they won't be believed," Swift said, playing soft piano music under her speech.
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The people that lose are the people that aren't on the right side of doing good and doing the right thing, having high moral character and integrity and living by a high standard, or the people that are just trying to be something they're not.
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If I could've gotten the people who listen to Beautiful/Anonymous, and the people who watch The Gethard Show, and the people who liked Don't Think Twice—Birbiglia's movie—if I could've gotten them all into one place, I'd be enormously successful as a comedian.
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"; the Preamble to the U.S. Constitution, "(to) secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution"; and Lincoln's Gettysburg address, "(that) government of the people, by the people, for the people shall not perish from the earth.
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"It seems like the responsible folks in this country, the people who pay a little more taxes and the people who believe in climate change are bailing out the people who hate government, except when they need government when they're in trouble," he continued.
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"If there's an infrastructure plan that's good for the people of the country, that's good for the people in the states where we have senators running for reelection, they're going to support a plan that's good for the people in their state," he added.
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They are the people you want to drink with, the people you've got your in jokes with, the people with whom your banter has become a shared idiolect, people with whom the word banter becomes an acceptability because truthfully, there's no other word for it.
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The people who can afford to go to Mars and the people who actually want to go are not the same people at this point.
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They show, in short, that the people who oppose stricter laws are much more engaged in the debate than the people who support stricter laws.
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There'll always be places like Planet Doom, though, and the people who hunger for that are the people who will most unreservedly love the movie.
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All the people my age will eventually be the people who are adults and in power and there will be no more racism and sexism.
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Real democracy will have a chance only when the people with full rights mobilize on behalf of the people who have had theirs taken away.
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The people that I see succeeding and really taking off are the people who are very resilient in their ideas and really go after everything.
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I think, for me, at this point, it's really just about the relationships: the people that I play for, the people that I play with.
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Marley would tap into this commentary/reportage type songwriting throughout his career—it was writing that said Bob was of the people, for the people.
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The people of Maricopa County already showed us how it is done: It took time and hard work, but in the end, the people won.
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Since he works for "we the people," it would be unseemly for him to do anything but take a meeting from the people back home.
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Many of the people let go so far were also contractors, and not full-time employees, one of the people close to the company said.
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But more importantly, they are obviously directed at the people who will be creating more technology, not the people who are already living with it.
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These are the people — or some of the people, because there's many more, I think — that organized the Google Walkouts and the thinking behind it.
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Or, in the case of pornographic deepfakes, it affects the people targeted, while the people making them want to believe they're real for personal gratification.
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And I know from the people I listen to every day like you, the people there to support Donald Trump are not leaving Donald Trump.
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It was about the people I work with and the people I love and I had to make a choice that was bigger than me.
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She ponied up, then launched a dumpling emoji Kickstarter campaign and, along with it, the concept of Emojination: emoji for the people, by the people.
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"We will use (this acquisition) to the maximum extent to improve the welfare and prosperity of the people, primarily the people of Papua," Widodo said.
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Another is to get more women at the highest echelons of transit, so the people running the system look more like the people riding it.
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The people who manufacture iPhones are arguably the secondary wealth generators behind the people who designed the gadget and wrote the software for the apps.
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It was the people around me—my family and friends and the amazing staff at the clinic and the people in AA. It's a process.
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It is a sad truth that the people statistically most likely to commit a crime are the people who already served time for committing one.
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" He utters, "We the People…words we've come to recognize mean all the people, not just some; words that insist we rise and fall together.
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"I'm focused not just on who puts their name on the ballot, but again the people behind the people and diversifying that bench," she said.
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I think that the people who are the loudest about wanting to change you are the people with the least amount of vision and creativity.
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In the American Revolution, the people who suffered most were not the people who benefitted most, and the lucky ones wrote most of the story.
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"Most of the people we know who voted for Trump regret it and most of the people we know want him impeached," Ceruti told me.
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The 30 life-sized busts in The Strangers/The People In Our Street are modeled after the people walking around outside Nightshop's Rotterdam based studio.
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The reboot might have fallen flat, but it did teach us something — on the people we knew, and on the people we thought we knew.
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It will be a vote against the Democrats and against the press, who, while not enemies of the people, are adversaries of half the people.
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If this is how the people he fires act, one might wonder, what do the people who still work there think about their benevolent overlord?
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One of the beautiful things about punk rock was that the people on the stage and the people in the crowd were the same people.
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"You may reduce the risk that the people involved in the process, however well-meaning, will seek out the people that they know," she said.
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It's the terror of realizing that the people you presumably know best — your mother, your child — are the people you might not know at all.
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That, you know, you call a meeting, and the people you invite will come even if they never talk to the people across the table.
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The people being affected by stop and frisk were poor and nonwhite and had little in common with many of the people covering City Hall.
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But we hope that the completion of the prosecution provides the people of Charleston — and the people of our nation — with a measure of closure.
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" When Arab streets echoed with the chant "the people want the downfall of the regime," observers were forced to ask: "But who are 'the people?
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And the divide between the people who make clothes and the people who are telling them to make the clothes would not be so vast.
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John Sununu's famous dig — "the people of Iowa pick corn, the people of New Hampshire pick presidents" — fear their bragging rights might be in danger.
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Would the samples taken from the skulls at Teouma show a closer relationship to the people of nearby Papua or the people of distant Asia?
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"He has been elected by the people in his district, although I don't think he represents the views of the people there," Mr. Dromm said.
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"He spoke to everybody: the people in the cafeteria, the people that do the trash," recalled the judge, Gerald Bruce Lee, who is now retired.
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Maybe there is some overlap between the people chanting and marching peacefully outside a Trump rally and the people throwing rocks at police officers afterward.
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I would be doing a disservice to the people around me and the people in the same situation as me if I didn't speak up.
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You have the people who are just trying to be fools and invite cameras, the people who are actually trying to start chants and rallies.
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The people who make podcasts — and the people who advertise on podcasts — are about to learn a lot more about the way people consume podcasts.
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HM: The very cynical part of me thinks both parties serve the people who pay them — fundamentally, the people from who they can raise money.
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"In the last recession, the people who lost their homes were the people who did no-money-down loans or put down 5 percent," says Bach.
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"I proudly offer this award to the people of my country, the people who respect all cultures and civilizations, and despise hostility and resentment," Farhadi said.
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So success to me is just staying interested and excited and learning and inspiring the people around me and being inspired by the people around me.
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Meanwhile, the people who have come forward to report misconduct — the people this movement was supposed to be for — too often fall by the wayside. Babe.
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But the people who are most likely to be looking for LGBTQ+ resources online aren't the people most likely to report when they can't access them.
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Get to know the people around you We don't often think about it, but the people around us in line could have amazing stories to tell.
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What's really interesting is the people that jump right away to say, one is attacking the police, or the people that jump on the other side.
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And the differences between liberals and conservatives were not the same as the differences between the people who participated in politics and the people who didn't.
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"The escalation of trade friction is not in the interests of the people of the two countries and the people of the world," the ministry said.
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The problem is if you make it perfect for the people at the top you probably are going to compromise the people in the front rows.
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But he also rambles about the people out to kill them, the people who will get Chloe if she ever pokes her nose past the threshold.
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The really important things are the people who are closest to us, not the people who are in some seat of power a long way away.
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"Heartfelt condolences from the people of the United States to the people of Sri Lanka on the horrible terrorist attacks on churches and hotels," he tweeted.
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"I care much more about what I think of myself and what the people around me think of me -- the people who really care about me."
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To the people who've suffered, to the people who've been traumatized – and their families," continued the 27-year-old before launching into her 2012 hit "Diamonds.
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The Statue of Liberty, a gift from the people of France to the people of the United States, has become a worldwide symbol of American values.
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"You can almost separate the people who have had sport in their lives from a very young age compared to the people who haven't," he explained.
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"The people behind the screen have a lot more power than the people in front of the screen," he said, pithily explaining the power of engineers.
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"The people who collude to keep people like this in positions of power, that's the real problem, the people who keep turning blind eyes," Munn says.
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To try to make this right for the-- the people on the payroll and the people who are very much a part of the GE family.
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How on earth do we get the people that know the most about the technology talking to the people that are in charge of writing regulations?
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I'm not only worried about the people who have lived in Palomares a long time, but the people who pass through, who will never be told.
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But that means the people driving American politics — and particularly the people driving low-turnout party primaries — have the most apocalyptic view of the other side.
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It is to make sure that people who are answerable to the people through elections have the ultimate say in how bureaucracy deals with the people.
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For much of her career Neel worked around the duties of motherhood, painting the people in her neighborhood and the people she knew and found interesting.
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To a striking extent, Trump has looked past the people of the Middle East to speak directly to their leaders—though the people have heard plenty.
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LG: No, I think the people who spend $1,000 on the phone are the people who are going to, they're going to make that thing work.
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And then, if you're not careful, what happens is that the people who rise to the top in those circumstances are the people who ride that.
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Obviously-- our-- our-- our hearts and our thoughts are-- with-- the people of Las Vegas and the people who have traveled around to be there today.
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"We need elected officials who are going to work with all of the people, not just some of the people." said 54-year-old Frankie Smith.
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If the Investing for the People Act, which would be far more aptly called the Bankrupting the People Act, becomes law, this will be proven accurate.
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"Our study has shown that the people who fared the best were the people who leaned into relationships, with family, with friends, with community," Waldinger said.
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Both the people who think climate change is a world-ending threat and the people who like keeping their air conditioners and lights on would win.
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"You cannot have a government for and by the people if it is not represented by all of the people," Pressley said in a Thursday statement.
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One problem with regulation is that often the people who benefit from it — consumers — are not the people who feel most keenly the burdens it imposes.
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The party's claim to be "of the people"—white people included—rests largely on the public's perception of the other guys as enemies of the people.
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"A dedicated man of the people, Councillor Ford spent his life serving the people of Toronto," his family said in a statement that asked for privacy.
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"The people that are the happiest are not necessarily the people that are the wealthiest," Mr. Trump said, explaining that he knows plenty of miserable millionaires.
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"The people I've known who are successful and happy are the people who treat others with the same dignity that they demand for themselves," he said.
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A government of the people requires the people to conduct an honest assessment of their world — something too many citizens are no longer capable of doing.
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You've got to find the people, you've got to test them, identify the right donors, donate plasma and get it to the people who need it.
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I think the people who are afraid of guns should talk to the people who are familiar with them, and both should keep an open mind.
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"In clothing, the people buying it, the buyers, are considered the people who actually determine the margin of that specific organization — they determine profitability," he says.
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Besides trying to photograph the people with the largest costumes I also like to photograph the people wearing the least amount of costume on their body.
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This summer, the Public Theater's free Shakespeare in the Park will be both for the people of New York and by the people of New York.
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"I have been working hard for the people of Minnesota, and I think the people of Minnesota understand that, including in my party," Ms. Klobuchar said.
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"This is about the people of the United States, not the person," said a person who might like to lead the people of the United States.
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I guess the big question is how much the people who come out to howl at his rallies reflect the people who come out to vote.
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The people who gave their lives and the people who extended their hearts and their homes and were generous and kind at the very worst moments.
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This law intends to ensure that those elected can serve the people according to the will of the people, not the will of the law clerks.
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"The people who are critically ill, and the people who have died, are predominantly people with pretty significant underlying health problems, and the elderly," Toner said.
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America, as an idea, as a representative democracy with the power ultimately vested in the people and accountable to the people, is vanishing like a vapor.
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That the cuts were never voted on, and the people wielding the knife weren't answerable to the people of Puerto Rico, intensifies the sense of outrage.
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The people who see things happening, the people who hear a student complaining, ... if they're trained, they'll be able to help step up and stop it.
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But they — the people on the front lines, the people who analyze who gather and disseminate intelligence information to our higher-ups, we should respect them.
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Increasingly, we're seeing we need to think about to get the jobs to the people because the people don't move as much as we would think.
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"We are going to institute harsher administrative interventions to make sure that what belongs to the people is given to the people on time," he said.
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If the government is to work for the interests of all the people, it needs to be accountable to all the people, including 16-year-olds.
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Most Tennesseans might consider me a Yellow Dog Democrat, but President Trump's people are my people — the people I come from, the people I live among.
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Being willing to reach out and risk rejection is what separates "the people who do things from the people who just dream about them," Jobs said.
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In general, the people who benefit most reliably from our storytelling moment—the people in power and in control—aren't the speakers but the stage managers.
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You see the people you're glad you broke up with, but you also see the people you never paid attention to and wish you would have.
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She knows she is the one who will set the people free, and she's forgotten that "setting the people free" is her previously stated ultimate goal.
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Money that corporations earn goes, roughly speaking, to two groups: the people who own the company (capital) and the people who work for the company (labor).
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"There's a call from the people that he should be surely fired, because he's lost the confidence of the people, and the people have lost confidence in him, so he cannot serve the community under [that] umbrella," Williams Jr. said in an interview with BuzzFeed News.
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Believe in the daily fashioning and refashioning of America, its constant reinvention and its high idealism, believe that, as Lincoln said, "government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth" — and recall the onerous sacrifice over generations for that cause.
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Government must serve the people by offering them a better life, higher wages and improved health, rather than ripping off the people with a scandal-ridden regime that treats the government of the people as a piggy bank for greed, sweetheart deals, nepotism and insider corruptions.
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Still, to see that white citadel in the Athenian dawn is to be reminded of the millenniums of human striving for a political system permitting citizens to exercise power through the ballot box: government of the people, by the people, for the people, as Lincoln put it.
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There has been no accountability for the people we lost due to the trauma of stop-and-frisk, such as Kalief Browder, for the people who have lasting mental health issues such as myself, or for the people who fear the NYPD more than any criminals.
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I think about her, and me, and the people who were simply born here, and the people who die trying to get here, and the people who have lived here since childhood, who are American in every way save paperwork, but without any path to citizenship.
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Watch the People Speak on Women's Equality Watch the People Speak on Climate Change Watch more episodes of 'The People Speak' Tell us what you think: share a post with the hashtag #vicenews on Twitter, or send us a Skype video message by following the instructions here.
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The idea that Senator like Senator Blumenthal can besmirch the memory of the people who suffered in World War II, the people who suffered in the Holocaust.
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She compared it to other previous giant fads, such as all of the people who started riding hoverboards (and all the people who got hurt riding hoverboards).
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I try to call them "the people we follow" or "the people in the film" to keep it centered that these are people—not tools or instruments.
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"It's just as plausible that the people who are happier have a reason to dance, or the people who have more resources go to concerts," she says.
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" And, "The rules have been written in the favor of the people who have the most and not in favor of the people who work the most.
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"You're reaching the people who tend to be unbanked and they might be less sophisticated financially, and not the people who would fully understand it," Frank said.
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I think he&aposs doing this primarily because he views himself as a man of the people, and he thinks that that is what the people want.
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We just have one point in time, and we know that the people who believe these theories have more exposure to them than the people that don't.
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You see, all of my career, I've fought about giving voice to the people that I grew up with and voice to the people that elected me.
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More than half the people in most of the surveyed countries said they only see in person half — or fewer — of the people they call or text.
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I stand with the people of Wisconsin, and we will be taking any steps necessary to prevent power-hungry politicians from overriding the will of the people.
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It's a stunning feat — a hero under fire, defending the people around her — and it inspires her allies to save the people who live in that village.
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"We've really drifted into the government being for the people with the big money rather than being for and of the people," said Ron Yarnell of Johnston.
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And so, the people of Britain voted to leave that kind of abusive arrangement and now the people of Ireland may do the same — if they're smart.
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If you engage with a crowdwork platform, make sure you understand how these incentives work — both for the people doing the work and the people hiring them.
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And how a lot of the people in the cannabis industry are white, while the people who are arrested on marijuana charges are disproportionately black or nonwhite?
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Pieces of cloth such as the chieftain's cloak can tell both dark and light stories about the people who wore them, and the people who wove them.
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To me there are two kinds of guitarists: The Ace Frehley kind, and the people inspired by Yngwie Malmsteen—not him, but the people inspired by him.
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They found a correlation between the people who say they have sex that leads to an orgasm right before bed and the people who reported better sleep.
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So they are screwing the people at the very bottom and those are the people -- INGRAHAM: How many economics classes did you take, I&aposm just curious?
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But the question, Musk said, is how to bridge the gap between the people who want to go to Mars and the people who can afford it.
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I'm going to be fine but the people that gentrification affects are the people that are poor that are going to get evicted and lose their housing.
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If I wanna get on my knees right now for the people in my city, for the people in my state, that's what that flag is for.
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But what I'm most nervous about isn't the judgement of the people like King who don't get it; I'm much more concerned with the people who do.
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"It seemed there was a pause in the gunfire, and the people in the yellow shirts were telling the people to 'go, go, go, go,' " she said.
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The difficulty in creating a truly heartwarming dating show doesn't come so much from the people being watched as it comes from the people who are watching.
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Absolutely. I say it all the time: You can't lead the people if you don't love the people -- and she will go above and beyond for folks.
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To manage the people you're connected to—and the people who can see the data you're sharing—in the Fitbit app tap your avatar, then your name.
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"The people are happy, and the people are the ones who will determine their fate and will therefore bear the consequences," Aso Karim Mohamad, 64, tells CNN.
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" Are these pejorative connotations coming from the people who use the term, or do they only exist in the minds of the people who dislike "illegal alien?
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As the people that survived the Genocide in Ottoman Turkey and passed through the ethnic cleansing in Azerbaijan, Armenians are able to distinguish the people and policy.
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"If the people decide they can no longer suffer the inequities," he said, "I'd be with the people and I'd take my guns up to Washington, D.C."
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So, the artists hang out with the artists, the poets hang out with the poets, and the people into DJing hang out with the people into DJing.
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"I don't think he's trying to fuel the people that don't agree with him; he's trying to fuel the people that agree with him," Mr. Daley said.
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After all, the best way to protect the people driving alongside America's long-haul trucks is to protect the people behind the wheel of those trucks, too.
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"All the forces were picking up the people who had done the burglaries, but no one was taking on the people who were commissioning them," says Green.
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The people might be ignorant, the people might be... I don't mean ignorant in a cynical way, I mean ignorant because they haven't been given decent education.
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I think the top part in healthcare is that the people who are often benefiting the most from things aren't necessarily the people making the buying decisions.
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"I ran for president with the message that the government needs to once again work for the people, not the people work for the government," Christie wrote.
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"The number one job in America, the appointed person is someone who doesn't understand the people, and really don't give a fuck about the people," he says.
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" Asked if King was fit to serve in office, Grassley said, "The people of Iowa elected him and so, you know, the people have made a choice.
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This kind of excess is wrapped up in the fact that the people who want to own Supreme far outnumber the people who can actually buy it.
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One of the things that we need right now is we need a leader who really cares about the people and who can, therefore, unify the people.
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"I think about all the people who weren't believed, or the people who are afraid to speak up because they think they won't be believed," she said.
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He said, "The people who bet against Britain are going to lose their shirts," not "The people who bet against Brexit are going to lose their shirts."
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"They are the people that people are discussing and talking about online, they are the people who draw huge audiences for the things they create," he said.
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Kanye also likes Trump because of how he uses his platform to speak directly to the people and how the people have no fear in speaking back.
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The people that have done the best, though, are not just the sponsors, the general partners, but the people that invest in the funds, the pension funds.
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"You knew going into it that if you vote one way, you're going to make half the people happy and half the people not happy," she explained.
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True power — the kind generated through protest, through the telling of our own stories, through community and solidarity — is power generated by the people, for the people.
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"Over the course of nine months, the people in the competition group walked about a hundred miles more than the people in the control group," Patel said.
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My goal is to highlight the diversity of the people who come out to protest in the streets and show the emotion and passion of the people.
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But as proud as she is of the people she's seen over the past year, she acknowledges that she's still concerned about the people she hasn't seen.
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That gap has widened, and as I say, the people in St. Louis have not done very well vis-a-vis the people in San Francisco. Right.
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The people that are in power matter and the people that are empowered matter, and that includes the ownership of these companies and also who's running them.
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" — Aimee Allison, founder of She the People ".
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I'd joined them, all the people who voted with those who couldn't vote in mind, the people who came out in droves to protest the Muslim travel ban in airports across the country, the people who knew an immigrants worth to America is far greater than anything that fits in a binder, the people who were my home in more ways than any single country could ever be.
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When politicians on both sides of the aisle are bankrolled and completely owned by the moneyed elite and major corporate interests, the Founding Fathers' ideal of government "of the People, by the People, and for the People" is nothing but a mirage in a depraved desert of greed.
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I think it's still true that the people who buy my work — and it can be said for most artists — are the people who work on Wall Street.
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"No one is able to resist against the will of the majority of the people and whoever the people don't want has to step aside," the message said.
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Money that corporations earn goes, roughly speaking, to two groups of people: the people who own the company (capital) and the people who work for the company (labor).
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KELLY: We're at the height of the US government; the people that will answer those questions will be the people at the other end of the military pyramid.
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You know, to me, the most successful people have always been the people that seem to be the happiest the people the way they have a great family.
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Hanging out with celebrity musicians only cemented the idea that Macron isn't a man of the people, even if those celebs were there to talk about the people.
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But really that decision is about keeping your feed focused on the people you know rather than the people you know finding other stuff for you to see.
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Here's the catch: Of the people who kicked combustible cigarettes, 80 percent of the people in the vaping group were still using e-cigarettes when the trial ended.
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Humanitarian airdrops in a concentrated area like a besieged town would pose great hazards to the people they were meant to help, the people trapped in the town.
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Both the people onscreen, and the people you'll bring with you to the theater, since this is the kind of film you can see with the whole family.
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And this would allow average consumers to create hyper-realistic time capsules of the people closest to us — or, the people we wish were still close to us.
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Instead, this was a real double to the other room, and the "people" in it were fakes: bots made to look like the people visiting the Chaffee estate.
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There's tremendous spirit for it, not only by the people we're dealing with in Congress but for the people out there that want to see something — $5,000, almost.
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TAMEEZ: Well, Judge, the people -- the people that we are talking about were actually talking to Russians and they have actually pled guilty to lying to the FBI.
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"God put him there for a reason, for purpose - to discipline the people," he said, adding that the people had to respect the authority and "the anointed one".
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There are the people who never look up from their phones, and the people who are such terrible matches for you that every sentence is met with silence.
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Before the ceremony, many anticipated that Rock would really dress down the people responsible for the nominees' lack of diversity — including the people sitting in the Oscars audience.
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At that moment you remember the people who suffered from Saddam Hussein ... the people who you wish they were with you and witness the end of a dictator.
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Is it ever, really, acceptable to expose your legs and/or feet to the people you work with, the people you need to always demand from your respect?
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The black band is a way of showing "solidarity with the people who have lost their kin," said Ali Khan Mahmudabad, one of the people behind the movement.
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"I don't believe that the people in charge, whether it's the Congress, the Senate or the president in the past have listened to us the people," he said.
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"None of the people who were upset are the people who have actually felt and experienced what it felt like to be burdened by the weight," she said.
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The people who appreciate that authenticity will keep coming back; the people who don't, there's a million other escorts out there who fit the criteria they're looking for.
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He describes himself as "a working-class person that basically can relate to the people on the ground, the people that are actually struggling," according to the Intercept.
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You don't even realize it, but I will tell you, they have great respect and admiration for the people in this room and the people that you represent.
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"I'm less interested in his insults and more interested in his injuries -- in the people that are being hurt, not the people that are being insulted," Stewart said.
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My guess is that the only people who do know are those who live along that border, not the people in Washington and not the people up north.
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"If they don't get the right candidate that is supported by the people, they would be facing an independent bid that is supported by the people," he said.
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Ted Cruz should apologize to the people of New York for his remarks and to the people of the United States for his crass attempt to divide us.
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"Those who have power will be supervised, to ensure that the power given them by the party and the people is used to benefit the people," it added.
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Once again, an effort is under way to mandate U.S. citizenship for the people of American Samoa, however, most of the people want a choice, not a mandate.
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Worse, none of the people targeted by Cambridge Analytica, not the people who took the personality quiz nor their friends, knew that a political campaign had their data.
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We The People, that means all the people, not an exclusionary conclave of self-selected "journalists" who malign Middle America, are the ones who hold our leaders accountable.
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"The number one job in America, the ... person is someone who doesn't understand the people, and really don't give a f--- about the people," James said of Trump.
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He resented any demands placed on him by the people who helped him raise money and the people who wrote checks, as if he couldn't stand owing them.
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ER always keeps a steady, watchful eye on its patients, but its focus remains on the people who work in the hospital, the people who make it tick.
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"The people should be able to choose their representatives in competitive districts instead of the representatives being able to choose the people in lopsided, partisan districts," Cooper added.
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Or, how I learned to stop worrying and accept that the people in charge are just as chaotic, selfish and stupid as the people they're in charge of.
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"They believe that the people who are coming here are supporters of Trump, and the people who are not supporters of Trump are not coming here," he said.
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I think the people that run Rinse France are more into house and techno, so the people listening to Rinse France are more interested in house and techno.
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So let's give a little background of you for the people, because the people tuning in may not know who you are, although everybody in New York does.
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Who is more pathetic, the people whose exploits populate YouTube channels filled with videos of appalling crashes and fatal accidents or the people who consume them as entertainment?
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"We as artists are the people that get to change the molecular structure of the hearts and minds of the people who live on this planet," continued Porter.
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"We, as artists, are the people that get to change the molecular structure of the hearts and minds of the people who live on this planet," Porter said.
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"We as artists are the people who get to change the molecular structure of the hearts and minds of the people who live on this planet," he said.
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"The people in power just don't want to have to tolerate the voices of the people," said Ayisha Osori, head of the Open Society Initiative for West Africa.
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Soon, in fact, there would be just two types of people in the world: the people who owned property and the people who sold their labor to them.
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Rather than taking the usual route of thanking the people who contributed to his Emmy win, he chose to call out the people he didn't want to thank.
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I believe that the people in power — not only political power, but also economic and social power — will not non-violently give up that power to the people.
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Shop Youth to the People skin care at NordstromSpinach and kale go well in salads, smoothies, and according to startup Youth to the People, skin care products, too.
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" If the people can be trusted to be reasonable, all things are possible, the historian George Bancroft argued, in an 1835 speech called "The Office of the People.
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"The people want the overthrow of the government", "Power belongs to the people", they chanted — slogans used in 2011 when protests against Ben Ali began the "Arab Spring".
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Business Insider took a look at who the people determining the future of media are, and why the people that work for them are bracing for the worst.
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"I think some of the people she started surrounding herself with weren't as great as the people she had before," said Ms. Rantsen, who is now a writer.
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It's been argued that sanctions and isolation are often unsuccessful and often only cause misery for the people, and not for the regime that rules over the people.
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"I think when you look at the totality of his administration — the people that he's talked to, the people that he's met with, the people that he is appointing -- you see a president who is committed to uniting this country, who's brining the best and the brightest together," he said.
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We skip over the lofty prognostications from venture capitalists and storytime with founders to dig into the nuts and bolts of how it all works here from the people doing the real day to day work, the people who make it all happen, the people who know what it really takes.
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"The people we depend upon to find explosives in luggage, to find weapons in luggage, the people we depend upon to secure our borders, to look for contraband at courts, to look for narcotics at courts are the people under great stress right now because of this shutdown," Johnson said.
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If you looked at what happened to the people in the study, the picture was less encouraging: 21943 per cent of the people consuming olive oil and 23 per cent of the people eating nuts suffered cardiovascular misfortune, compared with 22 per cent of the group on a regular diet.
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"Watching Kamala's career in the East Bay and San Francisco for 20 years, I've witnessed her deep passion for justice and opportunity and I know she will be a president truly of the people, by the people, and for the people," Lee said in a statement obtained exclusively by CNN.
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On that last dish, the French are as divided as anyone—there are the people who won't eat it because duck and geese are cruelly force-fed to make it, there are the people who don't care, and the people who hate themselves for loving it too much to boycott it.
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"I know what the Baron (Palace) represents for the people of Heliopolis, so I could not act according to a unilateral archaeological decision and ignore the people," he said.
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"This is a historic day for the people of Kenya and by extension for the people of the continent of Africa," opposition leader Raila Odinga said after the ruling.
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"The escalation of trade friction is not in the interests of the people of the two countries and the people of the world," the Chinese Commerce Ministry said Wednesday.
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What none of the people applying for those jobs know — and few of the people doing the hiring know, either — is the secret history of Deloitte's robust federal practice.
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Ours is a time of intense informational asymmetry; the people best equipped to study what's happening—the people who very likely are studying what's happening—are behind closed doors.
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I am so grateful for the people I've met this year but more importantly for the people who have been consistent and by my side through thick and thin.
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It's a movement comprised of Americans from all races, religions, backgrounds and beliefs, who want and expect our government to serve the people, and serve the people it will.
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It was like that game kids play, Red Rover: There were the people who were ok, who hadn't gotten any effects yet, and the people who were getting high.
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Modern Warfare's position is that some of the people fighting in this civil war, like a sadistic Russian general or the people who stole his chemical weapons, are bad.
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I wrote this as a warning to the people who do work at Fox News, people like Sean Hannity and Laura Ingraham, and the people that work for them.
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And maybe, whether the people who put their financial fortunes into cryptocurrencies or not change their behaviors, the people who watch them fail will be there to enjoy it.
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Remember that the people fought, and the people won, and for a brief moment, big telecom monopolies had at least some limits placed on them by the federal government.
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Almost all of the people who are here illegally, and most of the people who came here legally over the last 1003 years, they're working in wage-earning jobs.
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"The people who touch the people don't have the resources to get things done, but we're the first people [city leaders] call to put out the fire," he says.
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If so, the American workplace could soon look less like the people who are doing the hiring and more like the people graduating with the skills to join it.
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That means the people from Guatemala, the people from Honduras and El Salvador, in theory, if they do it right, they're not going to be able to get through.
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It's a movement comprised of Americans from all races, religions, backgrounds and beliefs, who want and expect our government to serve the people and serve the people it will.
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In a democracy — government by the people and for the people — it is now "highly inappropriate" to tell the truth about a Chief of Staff who tells confirmed falsehoods?
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Medina is supporting Toohil, a two-term legislator — "she works with the people, she works for the people" — but is less certain about the rest of the GOP ticket.
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You know it encourages you to pull for the people and think exactly like you do, and it rewards you for hating the people who don't agree with you.
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Johnson worried about hiring, but says that he finds lots of good talent — "not the people Google would have found, but the people Google should have found," he said.
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The plan was to talk to everyone, even the people who don't traditionally vote for Democratic candidates because if elected he will represent all of the people of Texas.
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Ambient OS is aware of the physical layout of your home, the people that live in it, services relevant to both your home and the people within, and devices.
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"We need to create a system of distribution that is for the people and autonomous for the people," said Vice President Aristobulo Isturiz in comments broadcast over state media.
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What I love about &aposWestworld&apos is the people who love it really love it, and... the people who hate it, love to discuss how much they hate it.
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On his website, Boyart has titled the painting "Liberté guidant le peuple [Liberty guiding the people]," which borrows heavily from Eugène Delacroix's seminal painting, "Liberty Leading the People" (183o).
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Our top priority is keeping you connected to the people, places and things you want to be connected to — starting with the people you are friends with on Facebook.
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It really speaks to a market and half the people are pushing one way, and half the people are pushing the other," Wolff said Wednesday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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"Why would people threaten the hall, threaten the people who booked the show, when in fact the people who are coming are those who are buying tickets?" he said.
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It's regressive; we've created a tax system wherein the people with good jobs are getting their health care subsidized by the people with worse jobs or even no jobs.
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"The people who forgive as a gift to their ex or to humanity, and people who forgive for a principle—those are the people who feel better," Belicki says.
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" Rather, he says, "the people who are your peers, or, a lot of the time, the people who are under you, are really, I'd say, the more important relationships.
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The only way to counter that is to tell the truth, to help Americans and Canadians and Europeans know more about the people they're rejecting, the people they're saving.
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So while he may like the people on the inside, and the people on the inside who he writes checks to may like him, that is the whole problem.
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In short, what to do about the people who are living here illegally is more the problem of the people who are living here illegally than it is ours.
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" The values the school was once supposed to represent were "a higher Christian civilization and the blessings of a free government—a government of the people by the people.
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Researchers measured how much interest the students expressed in befriending the people in the videos, as well as their assessments of the personalities of the people in the clips.
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But the people I see working in the grass roots, for years and years, they're the people who give me hope, who show me the goodness in human beings.
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Each is a portrait of its namesake, traveling the spaces within these places and scrutinizing both the people who run them and the people who make use of them.
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Part of the problem with this whole law is that the people who benefit aren't out there making noise; the people who ideologically oppose it have been very loud.
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Well, it's just that I think people—the people who I make wine for, anyway: my friends, myself, the people I want to impress—they want something that's real.
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"There was such sadness to think of all the people, and what everyone went through, and the people who aren't here today to celebrate and witness this," she said.
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I thought about statues, then, how they each represented years of people's lives: The people who stood and painstakingly made them, the people who, absent Polaroids, posed for them.
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For all that populists purport to champion the will of the people, their definition of the people is often restrictive and "deeply illiberal," Mounk writes, if not downright exclusionary.
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However, I took issue with the descriptions of the people at large, particularly the careers of the people of rural Oregon as stereotypes of a dying, white working class.
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For while it may have its nominal stars, "Jerry Springer" is really all about the American people of today — we the people, they the people and, yes, even you.
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What truly pushes black America forward are all the people in between, all the people you don't see if you don't know where to look, or simply don't care.
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Notice how small the people look trying to stop it, this probably symbolizes how little the people can do to take try and take over or stop the machine.
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Remember that the people fought, and the people won, and for a brief moment, big telecom monopolies had at least some limits placed on them by the federal government.
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Its title suggests that it's about places, but it's really all about the people who stay with us, the people who leave and the ones who get left behind.
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For the sake of all living things, let's see to it that far more of our planet is protected by the people, for the people and for all time.
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"If the people say so, Evo will remain with the people to continue to guarantee this democratic and cultural revolution," Mr. Morales told supporters at a rally last month.
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The Prime Minister repeatedly calls it a betrayal that would frustrate the will of the people, as though the people would betray themselves by daring to change their minds.
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"My goal for this whole process was to help the people the law harmed and not harm the people it helps," said Representative Dan Donovan, Republican of New York.
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And not just among the storytellers but among the people who fund the storytellers, among the people who make the actual decisions about which stories get the green light.
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DF: To me, the really interesting thing now is that the people that Trump built his business on are the inverse America to the people that he ran on.
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But there is one thing that stands between the people who live in Silicon Valley and the future, and that is: the people who live outside of Silicon Valley.
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Most of the people arrested -- 993 -- were Americans.
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Palaces for the People , by Eric Klinenberg (Crown) .
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "He's like, 'The people were cheering.
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Chapo Trap House–ism is convincing lefties that their true enemies are the people who agree with them 75 percent instead of the people who disagree with them 100 percent.
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That prompted interest from a number of private equity firms, said the people, including a consortium led by private equity firms Blackstone and Hellman & Friedman, two of the people said.
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"I'm going to do everything I can to keep the people in my state and the people who are going to visit here this year safe," Governor Scott tells PEOPLE.
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I take the point, but there's something hideous about the fact that the people who will pay the highest price are the people who didn't actually disengage from the planet.
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" Viewers, Trump claimed, "got tired of people getting up and making fools of themselves… and disrespecting the people in this room and the people that won the election in 85033.
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But this would have been foolish: the products were perfectly legal (if unwise) and the people doing the buying were just as well-informed as the people doing the selling.
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"Locky's big advantage was the decoupling of the people who maintain the ransomware from the people who are infecting machines," says NYU professor Damon McCoy, who worked on the project.
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They're the people who build our houses, they're the people who fix our roads, who take care of in the hospital: nurses, police officers, fire fighters, construction workers, the military.
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Insurgent populism often boasts three ideological players: the people, the elite, and the "other" (foreigners, immigrants, welfare spongers and the like) to whom the elite has sold the people out.
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His portrayal of the people who cover him as his "enemy" and the "enemy of the people" has been denounced by historians, press freedom advocates and politicians in both parties.
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To me, It really felt like a new, incredible version of a story [about greed]: One where the people that are affected the most are the people that need medicine.
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"There is a good thing Harry Reid is retiring because I think the people of Nevada and the people of this country have had it with Harry Reid," he said.
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That Shakespeare line about "All the world's a stage and all the people merely players" seems to sound so right after you encounter the people and situations of the past.
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