The US has the power to help, the power to change, and the power to influence.
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We stand together to show the power of solidarity, the power of love, the power of pride.
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Something like 17 powers are mentioned: the power to declare war, the power to raise an army, the power to create a judiciary, the power to coin currency.
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Here stands the power, and the power can no longer hear us, and the power does not care.
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"She also deeply believed in the power of art, the power of the written word and the power of collective action."
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C.W.: Well, one is you've got the power of big money and the power of big military, the power of big lies, and now the power of distraction — Trump can keep everybody distracted.
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The power of rebellion comes from the power of tradition.
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The power of the presidency is the power to persuade.
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The power of the president is the power of persuasion.
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The power of the page, the power of the book.
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Our victory demonstrates the power of a story, the power of the American people, and the power of commitment to a cause.
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How can the activist who fights the power become the power?
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The power-shift taking place will abolish the power of divisiveness.
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"The power to remove is the power to control," he wrote.
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The ugly Americans were driven back, the power of Iraq, the power.
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The power to select content is also the power to stifle content.
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"The power of fire resides in the power to spread," he said.
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Understand the power of the power lawScale benefits, network effects, and the power law are so powerful that people usually delude themselves into thinking otherwise.
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But we also have the power to fix — and the power to love.
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The power is there, but they push away the responsibility for the power.
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The power of chance History also teaches us about the power of chance.
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Trump has proven the power of these ideas, proven the power of populism.
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Well, hopefully all the power that we have is the power of voting.
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But is that the power of suggestion or the power of the hormone?
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The Affair Sierra explores the power of breath, Helen the power of no.
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Welcome to the age of the power frill and even the power pannier.
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Cramer: Let's talk about the power of business versus the power of government.
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Villanova: The power of five For the Wildcats, the "power of five" mentality applies.
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There was the power of touch, but we also learned the power of laughter.
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Within weeks, I lost the power to fly, if that's what the power was.
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Because the power to have a better life comes with the power of relationships.
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They decided that rather than fight the power, they wanted to become the power.
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"He really believed in the power of government more than the power of wealth."
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It came down to the power of the purse versus the power of patriarchy.
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They don't have the power, like the people of Syria didn't have the power.
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There are only a handful of photographers who have the power, a handful of editors who have the power, and a handful of clients who have the power.
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This week's Replay is all about the power of gaming communities—the power they have to make ongoing games really entertaining, the power they have to put pressure on corporations, and the power they have to, well, be really quirky and odd.
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The power of corporations, the power of the federal government, the power of states, the power of the police and the city council and the school board -- all of them could be affected by how the closely divided court interprets the Constitution.
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At least four weddings and one notable funeral were among the momentous life events that bidders came hoping to commemorate at an auction on Tuesday of the contents of the Four Seasons, home for decades not only of the power lunch, but also of the power bridal reception, the power bar mitzvah, the power date and the power wake.
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I saw, well, not only the power of Silicon Valley, but the power of technology.
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It's a testament to the power of dairy products and also the power of surprise.
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He shared with me the power of brand - more importantly the power of brand cohesiveness.
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The power went out, but only half of the power, so my guitar still worked.
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We have the power to lead and the power to change things within the structure.
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If the power of loving touch is astounding, the power of invasive touch is horrific.
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That may illustrate the power of reading, but it also shows the power of wine.
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"Roger Stone fully understands the power of words and the power of symbols," she said.
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He's more interested in the power the presidency than the power of this particular president.
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The story is largely about power — mainly the power imbalance between men and women — and its instructions put a spotlight on the power dynamic between reader and writer: the power to command, the power to refuse and the residue that is always left behind.
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We love the power of these women, and the power of the images captured of them.
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The Constitution is clear: Congress has the power of the purse and the power to legislate.
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And that showed the power of the brand working with the power of the club together.
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"We're turning the users that were renting the power system into owners of the power system."
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To do this, hold down the power button until you see the power light stops flashing.
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Who has the power to grant respectability, and who has the power to take it away?
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"We must discover the power of love, the power, the redemptive power of love," he said.
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That is why our founders not only created a Congress in the first section of the first Article of the Constitution, but also gave it the power of the purse, the power of taxation, the power of impeachment — and by extension — the power of the subpoena.
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HANNITY: I hope the president is demanding because he has the power to demand it and the power to see it unredacted and the power also to declassify it if need be.
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Officials from the Power and Energy Ministry were not immediately available for comment on the power cuts.
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Mises saw Red Vienna as a standoff between the power of labor and the power of capital.
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"These are people who have the power to arrest and the power to kill somebody," he said.
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Hold the Power button on the side of the phone until the Power Off button appear.2.
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And the power of the algorithm and the power of the feed of information that I receive.
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The power of Browne is the power of the sustained gaze, the delight of concentration on objects.
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If you have the power of intellect, if you have the power of writing, you stand up.
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"Christmas is a time for turning the power of fear into the power of charity," he said.
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We may not have the power in the White House right now, we don't have the power in the House, we don't have the power in the Supreme Court, but we have culture.
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Beyoncé's Grammy Awards performance celebrated the power of women, but also pregnancy and the power of giving life.
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The power of white nationalism lies in the power of the stories that white nationalism tells about America.
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Wait 10 seconds, then reconnect the power supply to the wall, then the console to the power supply.
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We have the power plants on the Danube River, and we have the power plants in the mountains.
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And just seeing the power of prayer and the power of love when everybody combines their efforts is incredible.
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That's the power fantasy at the bottom of the witch aesthetic, and that's the power fantasy that Lorde embodies.
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"Will-Rights" then come to be considered as "the power to act," not as the power to act reasonably.
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"I don't have the power of subpoena and I don't have the power to set the schedule," he said.
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The power of film, being in a group, that's the power of that and I think they're both important.
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If you have an Xbox One Original, the power supply is external, and the power reset requires different steps.
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"The power to tax involves the power to destroy." wrote Chief Justice John Marshall in the case McCulloch v.
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And the power that unions have — the power they have always had — is in people, not in dollars spent.
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It's also important to acknowledge that the power of committees and the power of party leaders are at odds.
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Nonetheless, the US Supreme Court has consistently held that the power to make laws implies the power to conduct investigations.
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Husted argued that lawmakers had the power to create early voting and should also have the power to limit it.
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"Power modulation is whenever the power output of a limb exceeds the power the muscles can produce," Haldane told Gizmodo.
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It's possible the power of king's blood is actually the power of Targaryen blood, since Baratheons have Targaryen ancestors too.
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Now, this is storytelling — a narrative that evokes both the power of the disease and the power of human folly.
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"The person buying the power would like the cost of the power to be as low as possible," he said.
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The power to cancel is nothing compared to the power to establish what is and is not a cultural crisis.
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Fight the power, be the power, harness the power: Lemiux's protest chic borders on abstraction and begs the question of how much information is conveyed by protest portrayals aside from whom may be a candidate for jail time.
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He has campaigned on limiting the power of government, and his move expands the power of the state in critical areas.
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Promoting the power of mindfulness In a culture of constant technological stimulation, it's important to teach kids the power of mindfulness.
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"At the end of the day, this is a film about the power of community, the power of love," said Berg.
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It is a lesson in the power of water to make or break, and the power of humans to command it.
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The power goes out a lot, so every time the power goes out, we all just run around like first graders.
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Press and hold the power button for 15 seconds, then release Press the power button normally once That's all it takes.
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I call it the Power of 10 — if everyone exercises it, the power of citizenship will be felt around the globe.
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They are the original "rag-tag teens" that dominate JRPGs today, fighting the power more than they fight for the power.
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Disconnect the power cable and wait for an additional 10 seconds, then reconnect the power and turn the console back on.
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The power authority's executive director has stated that it could take up to six months to get the power back on.
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The power of the people will eventually beat the power of the court, says University of Chicago law professor Gerald Rosenberg.
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Alice, thank you for reminding us that we always have the power to shape — the power to shape our own destiny.
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" LaRose noted that "the power to suspend an election, the power to delay an election, is not one that we have.
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But the power of American companies, relative to the power of workers, seems to be a big part of the story.
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"The power to tax is the power to destroy," the newspaper said in a statement to the news media on Sunday.
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Yerevan 1996/1997 exemplifies of the power of art as a communication tool, and the power of the physical art object.
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"The power of great collective decision-making is so much greater than the power of any individual decision-making," he said.
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He severed his ties with the grassroots that got him elected, and you can't take on the powers that be in this country—the power of the media, the power of Wall Street, the power of corporate America, the power of the drug companies—unless there is a mobilization of millions of people to demand fundamental change.
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"You've got the power of the brand to buy that audience… the power of the media company to deliver that audience, and the power of the artist to tell a story to that audience," Hanks says of his system.
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" He told reporters the university's reaction to his speaking "shows the power of the alt-right and the power of our ideas.
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He said when the power is shut off to customers they complain so management is therefore hesitant to flip the power off.
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In the late 1970s and 1980s, white-collar women began to dress for the power they wanted, not the power they had.
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And I wanted our daughters to experience the power of a movement of this nature, and the power of sisterhood and solidarity.
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Specifically, people die from storm surge, which is when the power of the storm moves water and the power of water inland.
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Republicans are no longer seeking any substantive ends in the interim—just the power to obstruct and the power to manufacture scandal.
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You can also bring up the power off menu by pressing the power button and volume down button at the same time.
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The power of today's strike and the strikes before it lies in the power that women bring to every part of society.
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Primary among them are the power to lay and collect taxes and duties, and the power to regulate commerce with foreign nations.
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So the power of a magnitude 7.8 earthquake is probably close to the power used in the whole state for a year.
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" The goal, he said, is "to slow things down, using the power of human interaction more than the power of the state.
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"We must shock this nation with the power of love, we must shock this nation with the power of mercy," he said.
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Civil libertarians say governments have the power to take extraordinary measures to stop the pandemic, but the power is not without limits.
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The day before a meeting, I was down at the Power Plant and Dusty, who's never at the Power Plant, was there.
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It's very, very hard to separate out the power of suggestion and the power of placebo in all these brain-centered studies.
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"The power is here, the power is not in this Dante-esque circle of hell that they're installing" in the Capitol building.
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And it's an expression of who has the power to lobby in this country, of who has the power to influence legislation.
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Think of it as turning on the power for an entire neighborhood for them to eat dinner and watch Game of Thrones, then turning the power off, then switching on the power for another neighborhood that wants to play videogames.
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The power of our devices is the power to shape an image, even if it goes hand-in-hand with our own surveillance.
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I'd given him the power to make me feel worthy of love – and the power to make me feel unworthy of it, too.
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Let's all collectively cast a spell and hope for a world where the power of our symbols matches the power of our words.
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In the 19th and 20th centuries the power to issue legal identity, like the power to issue fiat money, became a state monopoly.
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There are many important checks on the power of the executive branch in general and on the power of the president in particular.
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"The power of incumbency, the power of long relationships, really matters here," he added, noting Crowley's and Maloney's long roots in their districts.
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Turn off your phone by holding the power button on the right side of the phone until you see the Power Off screen.
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Retaining the power of meaning is tightly connected to retaining the power to continue reproducing a world that looks like that disturbing photograph.
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Because while we've established that women have the power to vote, we have not established that they have the power to be elected.
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And in the same vein, the founders gave Congress the power to check a president accused of abusing the power of his office.
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The politics of Democratic Socialism Simulator are a constant tug of war between the power of the people and the power of money.
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And when we all came together last time, we had the power and it's the women -- the women have given us the power.
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I have learned never to underestimate the power of a woman in love, or the power of a woman recently out of it.
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"I believe that the power of corporate America, the power of Wall Street, the power of the drug companies, the power of the corporate media is so great that the only way we really transform America and do the things that the middle class and working class desperately need is through a political revolution," he said at that first debate.
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What happened around 2007 was that connectivity and computing got so fast, cheap, ubiquitous and leveraged that they changed three forms of power — in really differentiated ways — all at once: the power of one, the power of machines and the power of ideas.
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For example, the high levels of creatine seen in the power athletes could be in response to the power and explosiveness their sport demands.
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And maybe that's the point: Humans have a lot of power, the power to break each other's hearts and the power to destroy everything.
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The GPU fan is determined by the GPU temperature, and the power / memory fan is determined by, you guessed it, the power / memory temperature.
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And just as we have the power to shape culture, we also have the power to undo the culture that doesn't serve us well.
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"These persecutions have happened to our church more than once, but we believe in the power of truth, the power of God," said Boji.
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After all, if Al Gore has the power to mess everything up, maybe he also has the power to solve the whole damn thing.
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Locally referred to as "load-shedding", the power cuts are an emergency measure to prevent the power system from a total collapse, Eskom says.
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Tap the power percentage button and then, under the percentage of battery remaining, slide the Power Reserve button to the right to enable it.
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"The power to regulate commerce is not the power to force people to enter commerce," Kavanaugh said at a November 2012 Federalist Society meeting.
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The power grid is in such bad shape that the power authority does not know exactly how many of its customers are without power.
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It would have rebuked the power of the president, and by extension the power of the Iranian public to express their will through elections.
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The generators are necessary because the power company has announced that this year it will turn off the power when fire risk is high.
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Together, we can prove that it's not about the power of the government, but the power of the people that can make a change.
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While the power of religion and exclusionary rhetoric reigned supreme throughout the wider region, it is the power of education that has defined Tunisia.
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The power of our Commander in Chief is awesome and vast with the power to shape the future of our nation and the globe.
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The power of immigration, the American dream — if you think about the power of the American dream — it is the best brand out there.
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By harnessing the power of market forces, a consumption tax on carbon emissions would reduce pollution without relying on the power of government bureaucrats.
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But the power of those platforms, the power of that Today show platform, Facebook and Twitter cannot create that, at least not today, tomorrow.
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In a democracy, anyone who has the power to enforce the law also has the power — and the duty — to enforce it with discretion.
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"It is absolutely a limitation on the power of the state, in the same way that the Bill of Rights is a limitation on the power of the state, and the due process clause is a limitation on the power of the state," he said.
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The judicial branch really has the power of neither, it only has the power of persuasion, but the judicial branch has become a legislative body.
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And just as we have the power to shape culture, we also have the power to undo the culture that does not serve us well.
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"The game has 10 to the power of 160 information sets, and 10 to the power of 165 nodes in the game tree," says Sandholm.
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To force-restart the phone, you'll now long-press the power and volume-up buttons, and to invoke Siri, you'll double-click the power button.
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The power slider has appeared again in the latest Windows 10 preview build, and you can opt out individual apps from the power throttling too.
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The power strip can charge six devices at once if need be, using a 2.4 amp that charges devices fast without splitting up the power.
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But conservatives say that if Congress gave the power to a president to create a monument, it also gave the power to take it away.
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The power producer NextEra Energy is buying the bankrupt company's 80 percent stake in the power transmission group Oncor Electric Delivery, valued at $18.4 billion.
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I KEEP COMING BACK TO, JIM, THE OTHER THING, I KEEP COMING BACK TO THE POWER OF THE FRANCHISES AND THE POWER OF THE COMPANY.
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The power company has decided that shutting off the power whenever it wants is the best way to avoid fires, and maybe getting sued again.
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I believe in the power of poetry, the power of art, to serve as a counterbalance to the darkness that surrounds us in the world.
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The boys are allowed this once to find the power that lovers fancy we have by being together — even the power of life and death.
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I have a lot of faith in people, and I have a real sense in the power of individuals and the power of the collective.
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And just as we have the power to shape culture, we also have the power to undo a culture that does not serve us well.
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Her argument is that if the Education Department has the power to collect all this debt, it also has the power to stop doing so.
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Especially when we're able to, because of the power of the United States, because of the power of our country, we're able to stop it.
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And just as we have the power to shake culture, we also have the power to undo the culture that does not serve us well.
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Other offices within the Vatican have the power to commence investigations, but it is unclear whether they have the power to discipline bishops, Zollner said.
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Green, who was a mail carrier by day, believed firmly in the power of black-owned business — and specifically in the power of black advertising.
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Beyoncé has taken on the power and the purity of the Virgin Mary's iconography, but she insists on the power of her body, as well.
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Jackson's view that the power of the president is at its highest point when pooled with the power of Congress fits the travel ban case perfectly.
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"The power shortfall is being managed through load shedding in order to balance the power supply available and the demand," ZETDC said in a public notice.
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More importantly, the power to kill this animal is the power to be responsible, to use the entire animal, and to be respectful while doing so.
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In doing so, she shows the first step in what I call "the power of onlyness," which is to claim the power of one's own narrative.
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First he recommends The Power by Naomi Alderman, a novel that envisions a world where women suddenly have the power to shoot electricity from their hands.
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Microsoft is also making it clear which part of the power cord is most affected: the portion that connects the power supply to your electrical socket.
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I believe in the power of art, and I believe in the power of Love, and I do not necessarily have to distinguish between the two.
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"Oh my, yes, he took that so seriously because of the power you had and the power to influence the president," Williams told the Journal Sentinel.
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As is the case with Apple, Microsoft's recall is for the cable that connects the power supply to the electrical socket; not the power supply itself.
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The power a writer has is the power to make things visible, and they are the things that we don't typically look at or think about.
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"The power of creation is not yet strong enough to overwhelm the power of destruction in the economy, but the transition is structurally positive, " he added.
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This movie prompted a riveting national conversation about race, gender, and colonialism for two reasons: the power of the film, and the power of its critics.
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Ensuring cooperative relationships with landowners, environmental groups and other stakeholders will be key to ensure projects — and the power lines moving the power — can be built.
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He had the power to play with emotions and prey on fear, the power to destroy these young actor's lives, careers, dreams, and hopes for humanity.
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" On the significance of a proposed bill to reassert congressional power: "Trump has continually undermined the power of Congress and undermined the power of the judiciary.
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The internet being knocked out isn't going to cause the power to shut down—but knocking out the power is going to knock out the internet.
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Dear Mr. President, don't you realize that you have the power to do [thing that most people assume the president doesn't have the power to do]?
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But with the power to make chickens bigger comes the power to make them smaller, meaning that they would technically suffer less than their huge ancestors.
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Her aim in "Breathing Colour", spelled out in large, Helvetica-inflected letters at the entrance, is to "pit the power of colour against the power of form".
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Powering down your watch is now shortened into a two-step process where you hold down the power button and tap the power off on the display.
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Having seen both the power of grassroots environmental campaigns and the skepticism they draw from institutionalized scientists, he sees the power imbalances within well-intentioned environmental spaces.
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"Creating and developing Po, we have seen the power of leveraging new technologies, like 3D printing, the Myo armband, and the power of open source," said Dijkhuis.
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Public Service Enterprise Group and Exelon, the utility companies that operate the power plants, say the subsidies are necessary to keep the power plants operational and open.
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Politics is about imagining futures and having the power to bring a collective group of people with you who give you the power to make that happen.
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The US president does not have the power to ban a company from outsourcing, nor does the president have the power to completely overhaul the global economy.
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Press and hold the power button to bring up the Power Off pop-up, then press and hold the pop-up to find the Safe Mode option.
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For hair curling and straightening, have we been harnessing the power of the sun when we really should have been tapping into the power of the wind!?
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And now, the power to vote brings with it the power to help remake one of the most powerful and complex forms of state control: criminal justice.
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Turn off your Chromebook by pressing one of the power buttons, or by clicking into the menu in the bottom-right corner and selecting the power icon.
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As she does on her own albums, Buika sings on "Africa Speaks" about self-determination, hard lives, betrayal, the power of love and the power of music.
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Those who live by the power of viral social media moments and sharing can also be vulnerable to the power of viral social media backlash and sharing.
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Having resoundingly lost the culture wars on campus, they now seek to use the power of the purse to do what the power of ideas could not do.
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At the same time, he doesn't seem to understand that when you have the power of the people and the power of the government, you can't be cavalier.
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No matter how you look at it, it's really the group that has the power, not the individual, even if we're in the group that has the power.
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An easy way of doing this: use PCPartPicker to estimate the power needed on your behalf, or you can look up the power requirements of each individual part.
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Giuliani insisted Trump told voters "you have the power to do something about it," meaning that his supporters "have the power to vote against" and "campaign against" Clinton.
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And thanks to the Real ID Act of 2005, DHS also has the power the power to waive most environmental reviews when it wants to build border walls.
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That said: "It's going to continue the erosion of the power of the home page, and even the power of the search bar," Brown says of bots' rise.
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I watched the light on the power cord that connected my computer flicker and wondered if my thesis would be damaged if the power went out (it was).
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"They give these individuals the power to kill and wound scores of victims in seconds, and that's why the ATF has the power to ban them," she added.
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I also wanted to do what I could to rebuild the justice system so that it could have the power to heal, not only the power to punish.
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These measured the strain and calculated the power output of the stationary bikes that had replaced the old hand grinders, which generate the power to move the sails.
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"The Tokyo chapter of the LDP ... has the power to turn back the pace of reform, but it does not have the power to push forward," Koike said.
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"We have neither the right nor the power to prevent someone from staging a hunger strike, and neither the right nor the power to intervene in court decisions."
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The Constitution gives the president the power to nominate individuals to serve in the judicial and executive branches, while the Senate has the power to advise and consent.
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The power of inertia, the power to preserve the status quo, has suffocated a myriad of legislative solutions on both issues over the last quarter century or so.
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But the power that law enforcement officers have as an interest group isn't nearly as great as the power they have as cultural heroes to many other Americans.
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There were three plausible positions: the power to remove was coincident with the power to appoint, and thereby required advice and consent of the Senate; Congress had the power to confer a unitary removal power at its discretion; or the president had such a power by virtue of the Constitution itself.
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I really like our chances because of the power of our brand and the type of content and storytelling and the benefit that we have of our structure of sort of the power of the National Geographic Society and the power of 21st Century Fox or whoever becomes our new owner.
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The thing I learned that day, and every day since, was the power of diversity and the power of bringing people together from different cultural backgrounds and experiential backgrounds.
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It's another signal that the Democratic Party understands the power of it's increasingly activist base, and a real testament to the power of organizing among young people of color.
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The power to use the executive branch to intimidate and to extract vengeance, alongside the power to pardon, means a president of poor moral character could do enormous harm.
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Cole had the power to never be poor and never be a felon, the power to always have his failures treated as success no matter how mediocre he was.
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I think women can lead us to a better place with the power that they have, with the power that you have, but you've got to use that power.
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And so in that way, I don't think we have the power to make it unsexy, I think we mostly have the power to make people feel less alone.
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But our show is turning that on its head and using the power of the internet and the power of like, pure self-confidence to trash everybody around them.
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Even the earliest student of American government knows that the power of even the president is limited — to say nothing of the power of one senator out of 100.
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But either way, the first month of the Trump presidency has taught us all something very important about the power of messaging compared to the power of actual policy.
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Because it means he understands the power of grievance, the power of rewriting history -- or the present -- to fit into a contorted ideology that catalyzes hate into political power.
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If the judiciary can subject the executive branch to new, disruptive and invasive reviews, the power of the judiciary enhanced while the power of the executive has been diminished.
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There's just one button, the power button, and it is also used to cycle through the three different heat settings, which you do by pressing the power button repeatedly.
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Based on this video, Theron's continuing the mission she pursued with Mad Max: Fury Road to highlight "the power of women and the power to create our own destinies."
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So the Founding Fathers felt so strongly that they put it ahead of the power to declare war, the power to raise an army, and all those other things.
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All the power meter companies offer competing claims about the ideal location for the gauges and whether it is necessary to measure the power being applied to both cranks.
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"I wanted to use the power of sport to show the power of women to people," she said in an interview last month in her office in downtown Washington.
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Freedom is the defensive, or pre-emptive, form of power: the power that's necessary to resist all the power the world attempts to exert over us from day one.
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"I think feminism — I've said this before — is believing in the power of a woman as much as you believe in the power of anybody else," she told Elle.
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There was nothing like what I witnessed tonight, the beauty, the majesty of the chamber, the power of the United States, the power of the people in this room.
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"Trump knew on Day One the power of the grassroots – the power of populism," Alex Jones of conspiracy theory-peddling InfoWars, told VICE News while surrounded by an entourage.
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Once electricity is in the grid, suppliers cannot distinguish the power produced by solar and wind farms from the power produced by fossil fuels, hydroelectric dams and nuclear plants.
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"The power of immigration, the power of the American dream, if you think about the American dream, it is the best brand out there," Khosrowshahi told Cramer in May.
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She said the film was "in part a story of the power of women and the power to create our own destinies," dedicating her win to "all the Furoisas".
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The A.A.C.. a five-year old conference, has had enough success on the field to fuel Commissioner Mike Aresco's aspirations of turning the Power Five into the Power Six.
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They also wield the power to inflict one of the most severe actions a state can take against its citizens — the power to separate a child from his family.
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I think, as you know, many people feel disappointed with Facebook's behavior and the slowness, given the power that you have, or the power over the market you have.
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"The power of population is so superior to the power of the Earth to produce subsistence .... premature death must in some shape or other visit the human race," Malthus wrote.
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But with the power to nominate Supreme Court justices comes the power to fill all federal judicial vacancies, of which, over the course of a presidency, there are typically hundreds.
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The power of architecture is the power of synthesis, to say what you want in two words instead of three, to achieve a solution in as few moves as possible.
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Although the president has the power to remove the FBI director or U.S. attorneys, and the power to direct their conduct, the president might still abuse power he constitutionally possesses.
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Here, then, the characters are seemingly gifted with a time machine, which gives them the power of the gods — the power to grant and take life by changing the past — but as humans always do when given the power of the gods in myth and legend, they immediately start fumbling about, wreaking havoc.
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When the power authority threatened to turn off the power in the commuter rail system's administrative offices, rail officials scoffed, saying the authority had no legal standing to enforce its claims.
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However, "it's worth noting that the power for adhesion is several orders of magnitude lower than the power required for flight... highlighting one of the benefits of this approach," Wood said.
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That's when I first understood the power of sexual representation online: the power of recognizing that whatever you like, whatever your identity, you are not weird and you are not alone.
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"This is a meaningful moment in the book and the miniseries where the Losers discover the power of being together — the power that comes from being together," Muschietti told the audience.
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That said, I knew and understood the power of women's leadership and the power of women to create change in their communities — something that I now witness on a daily basis.
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The power of weaponry today is the single greatest problem that our world has, and it's not global warming like our president said, it's the power of weapons – in particular, nuclear.
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If the federal government were to have the power to remove weapons from militia, the militia could never be a check on the power of an out-of-control national government.
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To reset the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus, you press and hold down the Power button and then, while continuing to hold the Power button down, press the Lower Volume button.
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They want to believe that they have the power to fix things where they live, and they want the power back, so they can begin to do things in their community.
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"Involving the unknown quantity or variable as an exponent" refers to formulas such as "2 to the power x" (2ˣ) for doubling or "3 to the power x" (3ˣ) for tripling.
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The House has the power to initiate impeachment proceedings for government officials, and it is the chamber that introduces spending bills, giving it greater sway over the power of the purse.
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As we are unlikely to see an immediate end to capitalism tomorrow, DSA fights for reforms today that will weaken the power of corporations and increase the power of working people.
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On Friday, Prepa's chief executive, Ricardo Ramos, said on CNBC that he was hopeful that the power plants — as opposed to the power lines, pylons, substations and transformers — may be intact.
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Sheriffs should acknowledge the problematic role of their office in American history and reimagine a space where community control doesn't mean the power to arrest but rather the power to heal.
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The power & strength in the air is so contagious.
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They have the power — and they should use it.
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Eye is the mana - the spirit and the power.
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The power couple were engaged — but not for long.
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Venezuela blackout The power is out -- again -- in Venezuela.
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That's the power of the crown — and "The Crown."
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" That, she said, is "the power of local radio.
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" Badbadtati Episode 1 - "The Power of Strangers WC Rules.
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" Movement 2 (Agitato) : "That's gonna hit the power line!
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" The brand's focus is on the "power of femininity.
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" He added, "Whoever owns the platform owns the power.
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Even worse, given the power dynamic -- and the stakes.
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The power — the price of coal is down worldwide.
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Given the power of the president to appoint all of those responsible for exercising the power of the law, they can substantially weaken it without legislating—a fact which I cite unhappily.
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I realized very clearly that anyone documenting the scene at that moment had the power to put me in any public context they wished to, had the power to change my life.
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The towers holding the power lines were about 219 feet high, he said, and the power lines showed about 220 feet of abrasions, where the balloon may have made contact, Sumwalt said.
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Rather than talking about statehood bills Democrats don't have the power to pass, they should focus on health care and climate change bills (which they also don't have the power to pass).
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Use the volume buttons to choose Recovery mode, then the power button to select it, then when you see the No command message, hold down the power button and tap volume up.
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While Schmitt's writings focus less prominently on pardoning, the power to pardon, in Article 49 of the Weimer Constitution, was structurally similar to the power to declare an emergency under Article 48.
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The best thing about it is that it features an uninterruptible power system, so your car will still have the power to take off your device even when the power is off.
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Barb Ewing runs the Youngstown Business Incubator, and believes in the power of entrepreneurship to revitalize the local economy — but less is known about the power to create enough work for everyone.
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The U.S. Constitution gives Congress the power to regulate commerce and impose taxes, but if companies think Donald Trump won't have the power to impose tariffs on his own, they should think again.
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We know that Mallory has the power to resurrect animals, and if she has powers that might rival Michael's, isn't it possible that she, as a baby, had the power to resurrect herself?
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VICE caught up with him recently to talk about the power of the medium, at a time when nearly everyone with a smartphone holds the power to create images and distribute them instantaneously.
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The president has the power and the right, for his entire presidency, to nominate candidates to fill judicial vacancies; the Senate has the power, in turn, to delay or decline hearings and votes.
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And while the House has the power to impeach -- essentially, formally charge -- a sitting official, the power to remove a president resides in the Senate, where Republicans on Tuesday night expanded their hold.
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To draw the conclusion that Fritzsche does not quite draw, the regime that has the power to kill, starve and steal also has the power to define the boundaries of a moral community.
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Jordyn I from Westfield, N.J., said this generation had the power to change the world: I believe that my generation has the power to change the world more than any group before us.
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We are also deeply scarred… [but] we still know that the power to kill is less than the power to create, for it produces an ending rather than the beginning of something new.
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The Flames went on the power play 1:07 later, and Monahan struck off assists from Erik Gustafsson and Tkachuk five seconds into the power play for his 21st goal of the season.
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The power of our stories about community is the power of realizing that even if the communities we had are broken, we still need to believe that we are more than just ourselves.
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A raucous argument ensues: about revolution versus incrementalism, the power of satire versus the power of straight talk, the question of whether they should simply get the job done or abandon it altogether.
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The president's declaration of a state of emergency to build his wall already triggered a battle over the power to legislate; that fight will now grow to include the power of the purse.
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It speaks to the power of blended and chosen families.
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"Because they have the power to do it," he said.
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Chris Kreider scored on the power play for the Rangers.
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But the power is "not unlimited", the Ninth Circuit wrote.
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OpenBiome believes in the power of pure, barely processed poop.
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But can vaccine acceptance withstand the power of the Presidency?
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I said, do I have the power to make decisions?
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Even so, direct comparisons on the power front are impossible.
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The reason for this is simple: the power of incumbency.
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The risk was due to the power of that animal.
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State regulators don't have the power to force the cuts.
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So that's what I think is the power of fantasy.
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The nuclear bomb explodes with the power of 15 kilotons.
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That is the power of a good Selena Gomez performance.
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He talks of blessings, joy, and the power of dreams.
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We have all the power players here at Recode Central.
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Refugee Tales harnesses the power of storytelling to foster empathy.
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Or even more plainly, it's about the power of whiteness.
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The Games have the power to bring the world together.
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"Being inside the power mechanism, he studies it," she notes.
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Xi Jinping: The power and fragility of China's leader 2.
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Number three, the power of an earthquake is called magnitude.
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He's giving you the power, and you don't want it.
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He's giving you the power and you don't want it.
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The Power Up charging stand is one size fits all.
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Others are relying on the power of young platform users.
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Every human being has the power to do just that.
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Many wise people have spoken about the power of thoughts.
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The power to communicate them effectively is incredible and unparalleled.
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Now Ivanka will have the power to be that change.
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Never doubt the power of nasty women and their merch.
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India's police forces are discovering the power of social media.
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I mean, she sort of knows the power of clothes.
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It's good thing MSI slimmed down the power brick right?
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Boniello's viral tweet warmed hearts, showcasing the power of technology.
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They are afraid to embrace the power of the graph.
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The power went out, and the room got uncomfortably hot.
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Meghan Markle knows the power of a great white dress.
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Pay close attention to the power dynamics in your partnerships.
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Minnesota's sealing buckets testified to the power of fresh legs.
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This is the power, surprise, and revelation of the exhibition.
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But let's go back to the power of the moment.
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I think you underestimate the power of the gun lobby.
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So how should you style the power jacket this season?
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Why wouldn't he want to possess the power of Thor?
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Forget about finding Pikachu and focus on the power players.
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"Typically, they are up on the power lines," she said.
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The power of WeChat brought her supporters directly to her.
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Mr Trump certainly has the power to wreak trade havoc.
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The federal judiciary doesn't have the power to remove judges.
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None of the available solutions clean up the power directly.
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Sam likes being queen and the power that position holds.
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This observation doesn't diminish the power of Trump's marketing method.
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Only the state Senate has the power to remove him.
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That gives them the power to limit its virality, too.
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But I've witnessed the power of that kind of stubbornness.
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What flips is the priority, and with it, the power.
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The power jack is still a custom barrel plug, unfortunately.
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How can any of us leverage the power we have?
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Maybe he is keenly aware of the power he wields.
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The moon landing "was the power of freedom," Cruz said.
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He never used the power he actually had to legislate.
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This isn't a bug — this is the power of Facebook.
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Presidents have the power to bypass Congress on drug pricing.
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Trump won, in part, by harnessing the power of story.
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The country's infrastructure, including the power grid, are grossly outdated.
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They leverage the power of collective intelligence and collaborative innovation.
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Like Michael Phelps, Bieber has discovered the power of cupping.
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Remember, this ranking isn't about the power behind the throne.
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You have spoken of the power of the state governments.
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And then, the power went out in my friend's apartment.
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Businesses and brands recognize this and the power behind it.
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"Then there are the power problems," a cobalt trader said.
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Some saw signs that the power unit's prospects will improve.
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The power of wealth today is quite different from the
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Glyphs are imbued with the power of our conscious reading.
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FYI, Jamie does not have the power to do either.
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"The record labels literally got all the power," Fricker said.
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Let's focus on the power that you do have, OK?
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Next year she's playing Kimberly in the Power Rangers movie.
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"We are recognizing the power of this work," Michele said.
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And they have the power to intrude into people's lives.
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Concentration risk arises from REC's exposure to the power sector.
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The Power Vest's power was out of reach for me.
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CFF approached the power plant administration to help the dogs.
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It just means that the power brokers were into it.
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But the power of the puppy isn't just superficial fun.
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The president also has the power to veto prospective members.
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Real love means giving someone the power to hurt you.
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That's the story we all have the power to change!
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There's nothing more magical than the power of kitten cuddles.
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"Oz believes in the power of a story," Yourd explains.
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You will not even notice that the power went out.
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The power of the presidents in both countries is limited.
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We're big believers in the power of makeup around here.
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The power of the Beyhive is nothing to play with.
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What interests the Mafia now, as always, is the power.
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But it also gives you the power to control dragons.
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That's the power cord and Connect cord side by side.
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The constitution confers the power, not the duty, to proceed.
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The power brick is enormous because it is 180 watts.
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The Jets were unable to capitalize on the power play.
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Just because you have the money you have the power.
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They are derived from the power of your sound source.
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But let's not forget the power of the lobster roll.
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But he does see the power of a good buzzcut!
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This could be you, thanks to the power of Alexa.
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Let this be a lesson in the power of persistence.
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The power cuts come after delays in power plant projects.
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This shifts the power dynamic between companies and their shareholders.
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The power imbalance between, say, China and Uganda is huge.
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You are an example of the power of arts education.
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Don't underestimate the power of the twisted story he's telling.
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The power of celebrity With such stardom comes huge responsibility.
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They are fighting the power in their own special way.
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It has the power to make people give a shit.
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Komisaruk and Whipple discovered the power of the female orgasm.
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The president has the power to declassify whatever he wants.
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Manufacturers decamped during the power cuts; many did not return.
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So, Washington offered to demonstrate the power of the pigment.
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Do not neglect the power of exasperation in all this.
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Giving him the power to unilaterally issue pardons is terrifying.
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I've taken away the power, and it just feels great.
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Instead, the power button summons Bixby with a long press.
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During Hurricane Maria, the power plants largely escaped major damage.
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THOMAS EDISON believed in the power of trial and error.
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Rather, creators should be aware of the power they wield.
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But it has granted itself the power to do so.
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It has the power to hit competitors where it hurts.
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Then something happened which unleashed the power of our imagination.
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So there is no confusion about where the power lies.
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On the right of the phone is the power button.
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Rarely has the power struggle inside Iran been more exposed.
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First, don't ever underestimate the power of the fruit stand!
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We have yet to understand the power of swearing fully.
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I believe in the power of positive thinking and energy.
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Equal Employment Opportunity gives you the power to change minds.
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Their husbands had the power over whether they could naturalize.
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It's here where the power of the device comes out.
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Thankfully, Issa understands the power of Black women linking up.
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Use your phone in the shower and feel the power.
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The upper caste are the ones that hold the power.
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The power has transferred from the carriers to the people.
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Never underestimate the power of single people buying themselves stuff.
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It then adjusts the power of its pump in response.
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My dad worked for the power plant, so he survived.
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The power of deep learning can be much more accurate.
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Lesson one: Don't underestimate the power of a power suit.
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But using the power morcellator, doctors could remove fibroids laparoscopically.
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The power of this work lies in its ghostly sensuality.
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The Senate Finance Committee has the power to subpoena drugmakers.
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What's crucial here are the Power and the SNR columns.
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Again, the number to worry about here is the Power.
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Yet the power of reactionaries was too great; Khatami proved
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Trump seems to have the power to make teenagers care.
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"We were inspired by the power of minimalism," explains Bob.
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Google is another example of the power of the crowd.
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Travis Konecny also tallied on the power play for Philadelphia.
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Even he is a little surprised by the power surge.
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Even with the power boost, the battery life still rocks.
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We know he usurped the power of the attorney general.
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She represented the power and grace of a mother's love.
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"It's about understanding the power of typography," said Mr. Frankfurt.
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"It speaks to the power of the media," Cogle said.
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Such levels have rarely been seen in the power sector.
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Céline Dion can't get over seeing the Power of Love.
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Governments and fossil fuel companies hold the power to change.
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The power of the statement itself is up for debate.
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All of us have the power to do something incredible.
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Kylie Jenner knows the power of a good breakup song.
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The power to raise prices was also swinging United's way.
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He included some additional details about the power storage system.
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" She added, "I believe in the power of one voice.
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The administrators have the power to decide on the offers.
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Never underestimate the power and value of word of mouth.
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It also has the power to issue fines and reprimands.
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It is the recognition of the power of the word.
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This experience shaped my belief in the power of words.
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Probably not, but never underestimate the power of the Force.
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Partly, it's the power and proximity of his physical presence.
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Others, though, see Dahlan as the power behind the throne.
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"The power battle looks mysterious at the moment," Zhu said.
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Zinke has the power to appoint Angelle without Senate confirmation.
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Unfortunately, homophobic groups also recognize the power of celebrity influence.
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"We're hybridising the power grid," says John Zahurancik, its boss.
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The power of TV was on full display in 22017.
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And one should certainly never underestimate the power of music.
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Buffett understood the power of Google's advertising business even then.
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He will do it by the power of his Trumpness.
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The power couple, Figgy (left) and Taylor (right), in action.
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It has a fingerprint sensor built into the power button.
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The power authority later announced it would cancel the deal.
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That, for me, is the power of the #MeToo movement.
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If you have the Force, you have all the power.
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Theranos has the power to absolve her from the debt.
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Even top female bosses know the power of the bun.
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"I totally believe in the power of prayer," says Beth.
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That's, of course, because of the power of compound interest.
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Vegetarians can also order the power Mediterranean salad without chicken.
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" What does it take to use "the power of broke?
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It's not about following the money, but following the power.
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The right music has the power to change your attitude.
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The power struggle between these two has definitely amped up.
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The army still holds the power to turn it back.
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That's the power of theater, of performance, for incarcerated people.
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A number of comments spoke to the power of Beyoncé.
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It's so much fun and all about the power friendship!
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Mondo understands the power of context in helping their consumers.
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And yet South Africa also demonstrates the power of voters.
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And now he has the power to make it so.
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The power of truly impactful speaking comes from your silences.
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People with the power to change the course of history.
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You hear a loud fizzle, and the power goes out.
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He claimed the power of prayer healed his colon polyp.
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Then you've experienced the power of augmented reality for yourself.
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But don't underestimate the power of literal bags of money.
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Chalk one up for the power of marketing, we guess?
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The power dynamics in your relationships will begin to shift.
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The power grid will have to be almost entirely rebuilt.
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The scene makes the power dynamic between these characters clear.
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It was an appeal to the power of self -policing.
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My generation has all the power if we work together.
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The resulting ambiguity reduces the power and precision of policy.
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So the power of thinking fast, not slow, is crucial.
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Shunning the power of equations and models had its costs.
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"Talk about the power of social media," Brown told CNN.
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"When you're talking about loss ... that's the power," she says.
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The power of that gesture, in this setting, hasn't ebbed.
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WE'RE SPENDING A LOT ORMANAGEMENT TIME IN THE POWER BUSINESS.
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The power generation side usually suffers when prices are soft.
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A recent case in Barcelona illustrates the power of language.
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This is why, he argues, nationalists must smash the power
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Trump has the power to give me a second chance.
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The power is within each and every one of us.
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As students, we have the power to end that immediately.
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Madison, which gave courts the power to decide legal disputes.
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We manage the company to unleash the power of creativity.
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"It ties you to the power of ancestors," she said.
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A First Lady has the power to make people think.
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She's the first to admit the power her attractiveness held.
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Prince's music opened my mind to the power of nonconformity.
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But they warned that the power dynamics had not changed.
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On Wednesday, the power was switched off for 750,000 customers.
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It was almost evening, and the power had been cut.
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The play is about the power of speech and rhetoric.
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"They understand that you're the power," he told the audience.
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But I think it tells you the power of stories.
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Each of these men appreciates the power of economic freedom.
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Control the power by pressing down on the left earbud.
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The founders wanted Congress to have most of the power.
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The power of switching is a matter of simple math.
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It has the power, and the responsibility, to do so.
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Let us all rejoice tonight in the power of literature.
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But we have the power to do more than that.
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This is the power and the pathos of the Olympics.
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Plus, the power companies themselves may be sacrificing performance gains.
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The power users would go to the movies every day.
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They sang the duet "Two to the Power of Love."
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He wants to really have the power in his hands.
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Congress is given the power to authorize and appropriate money.
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Never underestimate the power of optimism in the financial markets.
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The Washington Post: Trump shares the energy (and the power).
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They don't have the power to bargain with their employers.
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The power tailgate can be activated using the key fob.
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The power now lies in the hands of the all
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The power to resist relies on our right to dissent.
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Maugham's book is about the power of spirituality to heal.
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Now the power of the House is in Pelosi's hands.
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The power players are listed in alphabetical order, by company.
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The power couple, known collectively as "Brangelina," has six children.
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Without that clarity, the ending lacks the power it needs.
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No sector demonstrates the power of FDI more than manufacturing.
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And finally, don't overlook the power of your existing network!
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The power company holds about $9 billion of that debt.
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"Let's test the power of Facebook," de Rougé had written.
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It has the power to fine companies that break regulations.
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Experience the power of melody and back the project here.
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And people are starting to recognize the power they have.
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The power was also out in the national capital, Islamabad.
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At the heart of it is the power and control.
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Neither team was able to click on the power play.
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I look like I'm overcome by the power of jazz.
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The Wild went 183 for 218 on the power play.
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We held the power, and relished every moment of it.
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When he arrived, the power was out there as well.
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I know I have all the power in our transaction.
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Use the power of no to get your priorities straight.
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Russell's vision, it seems, is about the power of collaboration.
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Now is the time to unleash the power of prevention.
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The accident more than doubled the power of the blast.
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"Don't ever underestimate the power of the personal," Smiley said.
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The man who held the power to name him disagrees.
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You're really feeling the power of your emotions today, Leo.
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There's a rumble and a flash from the power plant.
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She's got the money, the confidence, and the power. 4.
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She likes to be in control and have the power.
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So that gives the EU the power to retaliate, too.
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The gates are locked shut from to the power outage.
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And the power of symbolism isn't lost on Colin Kaepernick.
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I ask the power to help me delete the dicks.
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"You should never underestimate the power of sharing," he said.
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Wolfson attributes this phenomenon to the power of human resilience.
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Giuliani says Trump 'probably' has the power to pardon himself
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Lord Linco: We're like the Power Rangers, you feel me.
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Don't feel like you have the power to control them.
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Am I willing to turn the power over yet again?
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It also helps campaigns harness the power of relational organizing.
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As a professional marketer, Trump understands the power of suggestion.
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That would eventually include the power to compel by subpoena.
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But success depends on us harnessing the power of partnerships.
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Both these criticisms fail to acknowledge the power of pretense.
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Empowering people who don't have the power to get things.
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I think makers increasingly have the power in our society.
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But Tuesday you have the power to turn things around.
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No weather should withstand the power of busting a move.
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Apparently it possessed the power to induce delusions of grandeur.
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She has also learned the power of strategic button placement.
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"I've only felt the power of her money," she said.
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For a moment, at least, he had all the power.
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The power company takes a quarter off the energy bill.
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State governors hold the power to declare states of emergency.
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But the power generation business has continued to spawn problems.
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But they no longer have the power they once did.
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The power their platforms wield over public discourse is enormous.
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The "power red" donation can be done every 25 days.
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All three levels of government have the power to quarantine.
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First up, he doesn't have the power to do it.
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They say the power will be back in 19 hours.
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It also has the power to discipline firms for misconduct.
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They have the power to shape perceptions of entire communities.
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The power of the conservative camp has only grown since.
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How does one negotiate the power dynamics of collaborative curation?
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Because the power is out it's pitch black in there.
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Work on the power lines was continuing, Bob Gevinski said.
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And finally, those who wield all the power: the judges.
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No one knew when the power would be back on.
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They believe the flesh imbues them the power of God.
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They have the power to have trade wars with America.
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They also show the power of its legacy of exclusion.
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Members of Congress have the power to block such sales.
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It will tell us where, precisely, the power now lies.
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Democrats now have the power to make Trump's life hell.
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You conflated corporate power and the power of the state.
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So, charcoal for the power and the wood for aroma.
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The Lightning went 2 for 0 on the power play.
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He said he believes in the power of the play.
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Rooftop solar arrays will supplement the power plant's electricity output.
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I know I have the power to hurt anyone, anyone.
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It all shows the power of a smart savings strategy.
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It's very clear who holds the power in this town. .
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That's the power of the tracking of programs and people.
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" She added: "We have underestimated the power of social interactions.
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We connect people through the power of a global marketplace.
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Jacinda Ardern, Nancy Pelosi and the power of female grace.
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So they've gone where the power is and endorsed Trump.
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The "power" of the title is embedded in young women.
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And the power of the counting belongs to the child.
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They hadn't done much work when the power went out.
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These are the power structures with which we define ourselves.
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The message was all about the power of the technology.
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The power of a pitcher comes from the whole body.
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The power was restored by the next day, she said.
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"It represents the power of our ancestors and their strength."
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The power system was down on the island, he added.
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The study, "The Power of Working Longer," is eye opening.
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How has tech changed the power grid as a whole?
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I sat there and said, 'Please bring the power back.
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She's not Hitler at Nuremberg, but she's got the power.
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"We did not manage the (power) business well," he said.
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That, the cofounders say, is the power of the platform.
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We, the people, possess the power to control the carnage.
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The power of state officials can be seen in California.
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It was the power I had to misrepresent their community.
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The real issue here, as before, is the power imbalance.
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I was overwhelmed by the power matched with the ease.
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Leeds knows as well as anyone the power of decluttering.
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This, however, is within the power of governments to redress.
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Congress is meant to throttle the power of the executive.
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But it did not grant the power to reduce them.
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He betrays people who have the power to damage him.
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Yeah — they were revisiting the decade of the power suit.
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The power of community hasn't always been clear to me.
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Everyone is hoping the power will come back on soon.
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They have the power to make regular order a reality.
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Who has the power in this family to do what?
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"You can't underestimate the power of binoculars," Mr. Serhal said.
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I have the power to destroy any country on earth.
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While that has been lifted, the power is still out.
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But the IRS does have the power to block appeals.
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Currently, Brazil's president retains the power to set such boundaries.
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Warren Buffett knows first hand the power of American capitalism.
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The president doesn't have the power to overturn our votes.
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It was the power and smoothness of its nicotine hit.
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It's a testament to the power of the political revolution.
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So will the power lines, as the trees fall down.
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"It's about the power that destroys people everywhere," she said.
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The Capitals went 1 for 6 on the power play.
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The Flyers went 0 of 5 on the power play.
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We all have the power to create momentum and pressure.
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With his background, President Trump knows the power of business.
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I wish we could, but we don't have the power.
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It's the power he can create, which doesn't exist yet.
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They are the ritual confirmation of the power in place.
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"I recognize the power and allure of gaming," he explains.
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"The Power Notebooks" can be read as a power move.
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The power of the Fed is often and easily overstated.
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But having the power to incarcerate changes something inside you.
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It has really just increased the power of outside forces.
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The power to do that rests with us human beings.
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The latest move highlighted the power of the pharmaceutical industry.
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He has the power to pardon and to grant clemency.
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The power to do that justice is in his hands.
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"It changes the power dynamic of a workplace," he said.
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He understands the power of health care as an issue.
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Right now, students have the power to make this happen.
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But I kept worrying about the power of YouTube's recommendations.
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"But I tell you, the power of suggestion," she said.
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They would not have the power to bring criminal charges.
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McConnell lacks the power to prevent such witnesses from testifying.
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Such is the power of a humble bowl of beans.
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For now, Mills retains the power to make that decision.
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Another is to be attentive to the power of stories.
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I'm a big believer in the power of these roles.
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Four 1,300 horsepower turbine provides the power required for takeoff.
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Large food brands built businesses on the power of scale.
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These laws represent the power of vulnerability and emotional honesty.
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But the power of VR may go well beyond entertainment.
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The performance showed the power of Jeff Bezos' internet juggernaut.
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Sport has always had the power to bring people together.
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The chart also speaks to the power of compound interest.
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Third, both use the power of symbols and visual language.
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"We underestimate the power of our networks," Ms. Whitman said.
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The power held by La Señora did not waver, however.
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The power button also controls the headlight for night riding.
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Which means we have the power to reverse these trends.
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" He added, "I'm talking about the power of social media.
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We experience the power of education in our own families.
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We often talk about it as the power of 'and.
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"A great example of the power of teamwork," Houlahan said.
|
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The power shortages have hit water supplies, hospitals and factories.
|
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Margaret Renkl NASHVILLE — "Fight the power," the Facebook message said.
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But the power to ask "Do you take …" ends there.
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And it appears to show the power of herd mentality.
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We had a lot of shots on the power play.
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It has no prior presence in the power transmission sector.
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That would be usurping the power of the individual voter.
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The power failure isn't the only problem facing Puerto Rico.
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But Americans have the power to resist this dangerous turn.
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It proved the power that local, defensive organizing can have.
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But don't count out Madison Keys who has the power.
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That is the American system, the power of the purse.
|
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I believe the power base is truly in the middle.
|
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Even the president's leverage — the power to pardon — is limited.
|
|
Ricardo Rossello's new plan for the power sector lacks credibility.
|
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It's a fresh reminder of the power of central banks.
|
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And maybe that's the power of the Irish immigrant story.
|
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But it wields nothing like the power of the NRA.
|
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"This is the power of young people mobilizing," she said.
|
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Other utilities just distribute the power that different companies produce.
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Understand the power you have to shape public sentiment. pic.twitter.
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Gone were the power chords, catchy riffs and cheesy lyrics.
|
|
Vince Lombardi insisted on running the power sweep to perfection.
|
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Because that's always been the power of radio — its reach.
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The Daily: Today's episode discusses the power struggle in Venezuela.
|
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The power industry repeatedly sued the agency to block restrictions.
|
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You have the power to create facts on the ground.
|
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Legally, the president has the power to pardon federal crimes.
|
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Only government bureaucracies have the power and competence to respond.
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The power of seeing one priest's name on a list.
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It's the power of positive thinking combined with group telekinesis.
|
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And he often tells people about the power of perseverance.
|
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It was also a tribute to the power of incumbency.
|
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Colorado answered on the power play later in the second.
|
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Others were washed away by the power of the storm.
|
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Such is the power of rosé to stir the imagination.
|
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The power trio looms over passerby on the sidewalks below.
|
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Joe Jonas is all good to the power of 2!
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Ending the power of super delegates at the Democratic Convention.
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Not because they're men, but because they have the power.
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The power that Elvis has generated culturally is really impressive.
|
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The power embedded in the word nigger is also symbolic.
|
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He believes in the power of seduction, especially his own.
|
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A full 68 seconds increases the power of the thought.
|
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The power of a woman artist has been so marginalized.
|
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That's what I think the power in this film is.
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Give me the power I need to change things. Exactly.
|
|
The power outages have exacerbated Venezuela's already grave economic crisis.
|
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The Commander holds all the power, and he knows it.
|
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"You can't underestimate the power of the patch," Isnor says.
|
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Revenue and orders also fell sharply at the power business.
|
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I also looked at the power needed to hover using very basic physics models—a question that actually started with my estimation of the power needed for the SHIELD helicarrier to fly (it's huge).
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"To put the matter as simply as possible, a firm does not need to have the power to control prices if it has the power to control effective access to price information," it says.
|
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In Wednesday's letter, the lawmakers also complained because Piwowar recently revoked the power of certain mid-level managers in the enforcement division to issue subpoenas, and vested the power solely with the unit's director.
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But the result has been to increase in the power of the bureaucracy, and to diminish the power of Congress and the President to staff agencies or make needed changes to how they operate.
|
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Exercising the power of a U.S. attorney also includes the power to issue subpoenas for testimony and for documents to targets of the investigation within the executive branch, up to and including the president.
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The glimmers of critique that happen in Control are opportunities for us to think outside the rigid framework of received knowledge about the relationship between the power we're given and the power we wield.
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Gary Gutting, an emeritus professor of philosophy at Notre Dame, focuses on the crucial role of power in postmodernism — the power to defy norms and the power to determine the veracity of competing claims.
|
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He also appeared to be making a more direct appeal to senators when he mentioned the power of a Senate subpoena — which the chamber's committee chairs, all Republicans, currently have the power to issue.
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And it's through that process and that kind of a community that it's powerful, because the power of great collective decision-making is so much greater than the power of any individual's decision-making.
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In terms of power usage effectiveness, Google's computing plant uses almost all the power it takes in to run its machines — not long ago, computer centers used just half the power they brought in.
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We saw I think at the beginning of the administration what the power of presidential rhetoric, what the power of administration rhetoric did to decrease the numbers of people trying to come across the border.
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A 2016 Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers analysis, for example, said it was "widely accepted across the power industry" that weather forecasts of wind strength actually made the power grid more reliable, not less.
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"We take really seriously the power of our words, and the power of the medium to connect with people in such a deep way that I've never seen on other digital media platforms," Conger added.
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It is not "fathomable", Mr Mehta wrote, that the constitution would grant Congress "the power to remove a president for reasons including criminal behaviour" but deny it "the power to investigate him for unlawful conduct".
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Women should "have the power to not be threatened by an unwanted but unmalicious move [and] the power to say no to a man's advances without being that man's victim," she continues, and I agree.
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But she was a vice presidential nominee, and the power she stood to hold is the same as the power Trump (and his equally detestable running mate, Mike Pence) still have a chance of nabbing.
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Characters have the power to move anything in this glued and stitched-together 3D landscape; they have the power to design, shape and build both objects and entire locations for others to view and play.
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The Moonual: a Full Moon Comedy Ritual, will harness the power of the full moon—or at least, the power of the last phase of the three-day full moon, Armour tells The Creators Project.
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The PJM Interconnection, a company serving as the power market operator for numerous Mid-Atlantic and Midwestern states, says in response to FirstEnergy that there is no emergency in the resilience of the power supply.
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While the Mono Air retains slightly less heat, it is $50 cheaper than the Power Air Houdi ($250); it's not meant to replace the Power Air Houdi, however, as that will remain in the lineup.
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Fortunately, Lowder has the power of the Four Seasons behind him.
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"The power of love -- it really is so powerful," Snow said.
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They feel squeezed by immigration, or the power of big banks.
|
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The power authority is working out a payment plan for them.
|
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Don't underestimate the power of small changes in your savings patterns.
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As women know, telling stories has been the power of #MeToo.
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Another is to be wary of the power handed to founders.
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The power of the Orthodox rabbinate largely stems from Israeli realpolitik.
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Other researchers are exploring the power of design to improve safety.
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" Leigh-Anne: "And you can't underestimate the power that we have.
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Just take a minute and soak up the power in that.
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First, this betrays a certain pessimism toward the power of counterarguments.
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Truebill puts the power back in the hands of the subscriber.
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Nothing compared to the power of Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan, though.
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An aerial map lends you, the viewer, the power of flight.
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The power grid failed, leaving tens of thousands without air conditioning.
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"The power of water is amazing," says AQUA's owner, Esther Gauthier.
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"I started to realize the power of these studios," Foundos said.
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Bikini-ed bodies dance to the power vocals of Ariana Grande.
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This all happens through the power of connection, love, and guidance.
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The inspector general does not have the power to prosecute cases.
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She will have a big cash advantage and the power of
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Don't underestimate the power of a powder dry shampoo, Fitzsimons says.
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The Constitution grants the states the power to set voting requirements.
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"The power of family really means everything," Kim Kardashian West says.
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Mapping software does have the power to slow a route down.
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Coldplay is sending love to Houston through the power of music.
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It explores the power of human endurance, humanity, and Everest's majesty.
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The power of human creativity is – for now at least – irreplaceable.
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They all abuse their power, the power that we give them.
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The power went off again in 16 of Venezuela's 23 states.
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Some higher-education institutions have already recognized the power of HIP.
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West also said neither candidate had the power to eradicate racism.
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We are the generation that has the power to evoke change.
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We are returning the power back to our great American patriots.
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