All those strong spines, those necks effortlessly holding those heads; all those hands easily grasping, pulling, tugging.
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Those are traffickers, those are smugglers and that is MS-13, those are criminals, those are abusers.
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Those are jobs, those are parents, those are families impacted.
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Those three things, those to me are, those are presidential pillars.
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They're not like those other girls, those survivors, those crazy feminists.
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Keep those phones ringing, those texts flowing and those emails going.
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" Ms. Nielsen maintains that "those are traffickers, those are smugglers, that is MS-13, those are criminals, those are abusers.
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We can contain those hopes and those fears in those same space.
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Those with alcohol abuse, those with drug addiction, those with bipolar disorder.
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Well, those are-- those are decisions and those are capital allocation decisions.
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You have a responsibility to those who have built those systems, those who maintain those networks, who built the delicate software.
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We should have learned from those rapes and those victims and those aggressors.
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But those words were relieving to those inside Google, and those who've left.
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"Those emails, those text messages, those actions, those are the actions of the defendants, that no one did to them," he said.
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Not just those from outer space, but those around us, and those within us.
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Countless tributes will be paid to those who lost their lives, those who survived, those who bore witness, and those who rushed to respond.
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Those are scary, those are actually ... they're all awful but those were particularly vehemently misogynist.
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Those aren&apost like love messages between the two of those, I&aposm sure people are fascinated by those two but those are technical terms.
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So it doesn't sound like those records, it sounds like those guys who invented those sounds.
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Wiggins could do all of those things, some of those things, or none of those things.
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To me, preserving those institutions and those freedoms that allow those disagreements is critical and essential.
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It carries pictures of those they've left behind, those they've lost, and those they hope to find.
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Now that they're coming out of those positions, they are unwinding those yen trades, those carry trades.
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Those cries, those screams, those expirations, the apotheosis of all bloodiness, with carrion men groaning for burial.
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"Those people either run those courses or know where to go to get those courses," he said.
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Those with power who fear the facts attack those in the free press who report those facts.
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It features those who purchase fake makeup, those who sell it, and even those who produce it.
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The cable news pick certain stories, focuses on those stories, makes those stories bigger, makes those stories matter.
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And so those competing views are, I think the heart of those two characters, in those two positions.
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Usually, those are done -- I guess those are within the drug community, those guys fighting against each other.
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" Reagan continued, "To see those, those monkeys from those African countries -- damn them, they're still uncomfortable wearing shoes!
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But after all those months and all those ads, I couldn't answer a single one of those questions.
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Those of us who share those beliefs, along with those who don't, should listen closely to the answer.
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We should seek to understand those we disagree with, even those we hate — perhaps especially those we hate.
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But, who does the rest of America — those swing voters, those independents, those waffling Republican and Democrats — see?
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Government prosecutors couldn't show that those chats with staffers, those meetings, and those events ever amounted to anything.
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When we filmed those scenes, we front-loaded those scenes, particularly those scenes that happen inside Arnold's house.
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And once we have those categories developed, we develop beliefs and feelings about those people in those categories.
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The Miraculous Lady of San Juan saves men who are mistaken for bandits; those for whom medical professionals have given up hope; those returning from war; those suffering from "bad cramps"; those who are in debt financially; those seeking work or securing insurance checks; or those suffering from hepatitis or cancer.
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Those fears are especially high among those with "low English proficiency," those who were born outside of the United States and those who responded to the survey in Spanish.
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Like I said, very ironic that I happened to have those numbers on those holes and those exact measurements.
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He aims the book at everyone: those who love, those who merely like and those who dislike "Star Wars".
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Then it further divided each of those groups into those who are evangelical Christians and those who are not.
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Those provisions can make those investors' shares worth significantly more than those held held by employees or early investors.
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In retrospect, it was lovely to have those obvious villains, those specific names to curse, those clear bull's-eyes.
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And a person can have one of those drives, or both of those drives, or neither of those drives.
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"It is for those who were directly affected, for those who lost their loved ones that day, for those who got sick and those who died from being sick," he said.
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And memories—not only those about America but also those about China; not only those carried with me but also those archived with the wish to forget—are sorted in English.
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And finding the uber-talented people who can write those things, produce those things, direct those things and do all the below-the-line items on those things is very hard.
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Or, try out those little ankle socks, or a pair of those Foot Undies (yes, those are actually a thing).
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We rise for those who are unable, for those long gone, and for those yet to take up the call.
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I think the moments that matter often are not all the time those dunks or those crossovers or those assists.
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Blade Runner 2049 takes all those lessons, all those moments, all those questions, and makes them more pointed and pressing.
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Those who get the best rates are generally those with excellent credit, and those who live in less trafficked areas.
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"Yes, but those codes in those games are put there on purpose by the publisher of those games," Kalanick replied.
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Those can only destroy, and they destroy those who wield them as surely as those against whom they are employed.
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So, to those people, I tell them, yes, I made a horrible decision in using those slurs toward those people.
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Back on Earth, those students will also conduct those same experiments to compare the results with those done in space.
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Those who can't do, teach, but those who can't even teach P.E., report, and those who can't report, write columns.
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Those cost lots of resources and money, but we need to get those resources and do those type of studies.
|
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"Those who had given and those who had bought and those who had intervened have committed a crime," he said.
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TRUMP: Those people -- all of those people -- excuse me.
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Many of those districts — including those held by Reps.
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Based on an average of those eight polls, the candidates were divided into three groups: Those averaging 10% or more, those averaging between 1% and 9.9%, and those averaging less than 1%.
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The subjects were grouped into seven categories: those who didn't drink coffee, those drinking decaffeinated coffee and those drinking caffeinated coffee.
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NOW, YOU CAN PUT THOSE TWO THINGS TOGETHER AND ALL OF THE SUDDEN THOSE INSURANCE COMPANIES CAN NOTIFY THOSE POLICY HOLDERS.
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"So much gratitude and love for those who listened, those who looked deeper and those who leapt into action," she wrote.
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Those will start, those will find fault, those will render opinions, and a competent authority will render judgment at some point.
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Those who have served and those who are continuing to serve and those who will serve get my 100 percent support.
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In a way, you're imprisoned by those lanes, those meandering country roads, hemmed in by those big, open, gunmetal grey skies.
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How does the suspension affect those currently enrolled, those who have applied and those who want to apply in the future?
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"It is now our challenge to figure out how we are going to keep those jobs, grow those jobs, support those businesses, support those workers, support those unions so that we can have a renaissance in manufacturing," Clinton said in Hammond, Indiana, last month.
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Households making less than $21,2000 per year would pay $22016; those making less than $103,210 would pay $22000; those making less than $25,000 would pay $98; those making less than $75,000 would pay $164; those making less than $100,20003 would pay $270; those making less than $200,000 would pay $485; and those making more than $200,000 would pay $1,000.
|
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" "When watching those Republicans yesterday march — those white guys, those middle-aged, boring, nerdy-looking white guys walk down those steps was pathetic," Deutsch, a marketing and branding expert, opined on "Morning Joe.
|
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Interestingly, those of rebar have fallen harder and faster than those of coil, attesting to a broader divergence in fortune between those mills servicing the construction sector and those feeding the manufacturing sector.
|
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The candidates ultimately who will inherit his voters tend to be those with experience, those who make voters feel safe, those with blue-collar sensibilities, and those with an economic point of view.
|
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Those offers lead to more, and those to more still.
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And most of those respondents say they regret those purchases.
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"I like those very much," he said of those provisions.
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You know, those parents are in control of those children.
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But even those shows — especially those shows — have a theme.
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Those who meet those criteria are turned away from donation.
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Those who spray are no match for those who pay.
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But wait, are those legs or are those hot dogs?
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I respect those beliefs, but those are not my beliefs.
|
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Using those proceeds to compete with those very same businesses.
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We never learned those things, we cried about those things.
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And none of those really take place with those people.
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Man were those guys good at surfing down those dunes.
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Those things were said and people usually felt those things.
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There is no way those people in those bicycles survived.
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I would say those are major artists, those two women.
|
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And those literal thoughts are protected by those seven words.
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Those who tidy their computer desktops, and those who don't.
|
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Perhaps those people would be more proud of those videos.
|
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Those cases that were brought, those cases that were declined.
|
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To recoup those costs, insurers raised premiums on those plans.
|
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He wrote about those guys; those guys don't like that.
|
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And we don't want to lose those markets, those relationships.
|
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Those who experienced it, or those who read about it?
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He'll support those candidates who pledge to uphold those policies.
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Congratulations to those of you who remember to delete those.
|
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We went to those apartments to check on those residents.
|
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It ascribes bad motives to those taking those different views.
|
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Now those companies are being sued over those labor practices.
|
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But those weeks, those planned weeks, were just so nice.
|
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The testimony says those messages apparently outnumber those criticizing Ford.
|
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So, those are the sides, and those are their stories.
|
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Plus like weird ways that they describe those those factions.
|
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Those trees are dying, mainly because those trees are stressed.
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He should be served by those who share those views.
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Usually those are just toys, I think, in those stores.
|
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Those with roots have grown resentful of those with legs.
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Those with trail or property surveillance cameras should check those.
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How do I take those lessons and move those here?
|
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Among those rights are those secured by the Second Amendment.
|
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Those who don't have those privileges will inevitably lose out.
|
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Who wrote those lyrics and thought, "Yep, those are good"?
|
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Those who are willing to help and those who aren't.
|
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Those numbers, however, don't include the expenses of those sellers.
|
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Those who stood shouldered cameras; those who sat cradled laptops.
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We don't know why those deputies -- what those deputies heard.
|
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Those who called and those who didn't, all were gone.
|
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Akihito strained against those limits, say those who know him.
|
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He didn't take responsibility for those products or those teams.
|
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What do you like about those places and those things?
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Those are exciting opportunities, I think, those things get me.
|
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Unless they can convince most of those users to actually log in, those businesses can't create a unified experience across those devices.
|
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If those companies pay those "Sponsored Data" fees, customers won't be charged for using those apps or services on AT&T's network.
|
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And where those values clashed, when personal belief ran headlong into professional obligation or scientific observation, those characters wrestled with those contradictions.
|
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"Those moments and those feelings and those emotions for me are light years better than winning the Olympic gold medal," he said.
|
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I know that there are enough outlets to satisfy those who hated and those who loved GHWB and those somewhere in between.
|
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"And Reagan went on to say, "To see those, those monkeys from those African countries — damn them, they're still uncomfortable wearing shoes!
|
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I thought, if those [big] companies could use those tools, could small companies use those tools and essentially accelerate and go faster?
|
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For those who grew up during the Cold War, or those looking to glean lessons from it, those analogies may be comforting.
|
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I'm one of those parents who live in one of those towns and send their daughters to one of those high schools.
|
|
This time there were three groups: those who supported impeachment (12), those who did not (four) and those who remained undecided (five).
|
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For those countries, for those states, for those municipalities, our job is to inform them what we're seeing as an asset allocation.
|
|
We hear (some, but significantly less than enough) about those lost and those spared, but less so those caught in the middle.
|
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Lift up those in the Fight for $15, those fighting policing abuses and discrimination, those who are marginalized and poor and weak.
|
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"Those moments and those feelings and those emotions for me are light years better than winning the Olympic gold medal," said Phelps.
|
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And I think it's in those meetings, in those daily conversations, where you have to work hard to avoid those false equivalencies.
|
|
And the people within those industries, who want to export to those countries, know how imbalanced it is and that&aposs why Donald Trump enjoy so much support from those people in those industries.
|
|
All those bleary faces and those haggard men and those pumped-up women in their see-through dresses, with everyone's nipples poking out and those fixed, glittering, maniacal smiles on all the girls' faces.
|
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Those with a favorable lifestyle, compared with those with an unfavorable lifestyle, had a 45 percent reduction in coronary events among those at low genetic risk, a 47 percent reduction among those with intermediate genetic risk, and a 46 percent reduction among those at high genetic risk.
|
|
In Silicon Valley, or in other innovative places, we have not tapped into those resources, and the government has not done enough to educate those folks in those areas, and bring industry to those areas.
|
|
Those on lockdown include the teams that distribute vaccinations, those who track family, friends and others who came in contact with those infected, and those who educate the public by working directly with the community.
|
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Those earning $24.1 million to $0003 million make up 2000 percent of those hit, and those earning $22015 million and over 21 percent.
|
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Those are good paying— JIM CRAMER: That's real— GREG HAYES: Those are real— JIM CRAMER: Those are the jobs that— GREG HAYES: --jobs.
|
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"We agree that those responsible - both those who committed the crime and those who ordered it - must face appropriately serious consequences," Tillerson said.
|
|
In the artist's late paintings, there are those who see, those who do not see, and those who cannot be seen or known.
|
|
Those people who don't worship like you, those people who don't look like you, those people who aren't the same color as you.
|
|
It's not that we don't have the material — those books have been written, those articles have been published and those web series exist.
|
|
Every October, we're awash in a sea of pink ribbons, worn by those currently suffering, those who survived and those who support them.
|
|
"So what we need to do is, we need to throw out those complicated loopholes, those deductions, those special interest loopholes," he added.
|
|
Thinking of those high moments and those unexpected triumphs those were the only thing else carrying me through the hole I was in.
|
|
Out of, say, those two things, what excites you the most about those two things or those things we could expect more of?
|
|
"We are determined not to allow those responsible -- those who ordered the crime and those who committed it -- to escape justice," he said.
|
|
" He added: "We agree that those responsible — both those who committed the crime and those who ordered it — must face appropriately serious consequences.
|
|
But coverage is relatively rare for those who live outside those areas, even though many homes outside of those zones sustain flood damage.
|
|
"Those people, those countries, those entities that say they can't make money on $52, they need to be doing something else," he added.
|
|
Those with criminal convictions made up 66 percent of all those arrested last year, while those with "pending" charges made up 21 percent.
|
|
Those feelings were a feature among those rallying to keep Robert E. Lee's statue up in Charlottesville rather than those countering their protest.
|
|
Because we're going to charge more for those things, and now you're going to count those things, and those things are called money!
|
|
Those guys, they walked away from camps, from those work details.
|
|
Why those young people decided to use those symbols of hatred?
|
|
It's offensive to those moving in, those who have been here.
|
|
TRUMP: Because we&aposre protecting those countries -- many of those countries.
|
|
Trump attacked those wanting softer sentences for those convicted of crimes.
|
|
I miss those days of those letters I wrote as Santa.
|
|
Those details are the same as those released by Malaysian police.
|
|
We have to create those stories and pass those stories along.
|
|
Those features on Smiletime are not unlike those on other services.
|
|
Look at those CBP people, those appalling, let me just say.
|
|
Some of those are product companies, some of those market places.
|
|
Yeah, because those people, nobody wanted to look at those people.
|
|
Six of those tycoons' sons were among those testifying this week.
|
|
Those contracts expire Friday; options on those contracts are expiring Tuesday.
|
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Those lyrics are about marginalized people and those who oppose them.
|
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It is with all those bunch of those new House members.
|
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I think those are the ones in the crosshairs, those two.
|
|
In fact, those with mugs valued them more than those without.
|
|
And trying to dismantle those groups or disrupt those potential plots.
|
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Donate directly to patients — those you know or those you don't.
|
|
Majelan is distributing those podcasts and sharing revenue with those creators.
|
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So those are all ways those records could have gotten leaked.
|
|
Those years and those experiences changed his whole perspective on cooking.
|
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Kill all those who pay taxes and those who collect them.
|
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GUTFELD: Was Sanford for all those things or against those things?
|
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Those teams demobilized once those assessments were complete in late April.
|
|
When investors reverse those risky bets, they buy back those currencies.
|
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Those are the things that I think about from those days.
|
|
It was great to get those wins against those few players.
|
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And you know, we need to address those and correct those.
|
|
For those crimes — those specifically feminine crimes — she must be punished.
|
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Critics say those aren't accurate because insurers negotiate those prices down.
|
|
Still, we know those days and those pieces are completely necessary.
|
|
You start to get those little laptops in those early grades.
|
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"We are protecting those countries, many of those countries," he said.
|
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And those wanting to reform the system must challenge those incumbents.
|
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You have to turn those ideas and those values into action.
|
|
Those predictions were slightly weaker from those just three months ago.
|
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And those most affected were those that needed the most protection.
|
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Those gave way to fluoroquinolones, and those, in turn, to cephalosporins.
|
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But sometimes you've got make those sacrifices and do those things.
|
|
Trump is steadily distancing himself from those countries and those ideals.
|
|
But during both of those shows, those transcendent moments were fleeting.
|
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I never said those words, but I do own those words!
|
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To those currently serving and those out thanks for your service.
|
|
The overwhelming majority of those indicted and those sentenced were women.
|
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It was those values that made him take those 10 steps.
|
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Who better to knit those ties than those of mixed nationality?
|
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Those changes often ended up hurting poor workers in those industries.
|
|
Those discrepancies have raised eyebrows as diverse as those of Sen.
|
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Those are traffickers, those are smugglers and that is MS-13.
|
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You will get kidnapped in those boots, those boots are trouble.
|
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Those studies showed comparable results to those with professionally fitted devices.
|
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So if those things matter to you, those are the reasons.
|
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We took all of those and put those in the CDs.
|
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"We're making those asks, those official asks," Harbaugh said on Saturday.
|
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EVANS: AND WHERE ARE THOSE COMING FROM, LABOR COSTS, ARE THOSE --?
|
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Those are all important inquiries and were done in those campaigns.
|
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Though I said those words, I did not commit those actions.
|
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I have processes to make those decisions and own those processes.
|
|
It must be something about those people bringing those problems in.
|
|
Turning those individuals back to processing in Mexico augments those concerns.
|
|
Those five subreddits coming down, those people ... The bullying, the ugliness.
|
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And those people who can be located in both those spheres.
|
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"It's about those who can take over, those who can continue."
|
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It is none of those things and all of those things.
|
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Those who take on risk are not those Who bear it.
|
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Those moving in tend to be richer than those moving out.
|
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But what sets apart those that flourish and those that flop?
|
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Those are challenges that tend to be individual to those communities.
|
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Of those, only two have created legislation to enforce those goals.
|
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Those with more money get more city than those with less.
|
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Between those who have their humanity acknowledged and those who don't.
|
|
Those companies in turn use Chinese factories to meet those needs.
|
|
Our job is to find those windows and identify those. Right.
|
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All those jobs will be taken by AI. Name those jobs.
|
|
All of those other ancillary revenues, we're making money on those.
|
|
I say to people that use those kind of allegations: Use those words a million times, because you're reducing the value of them every time, and many of the people that use those words and make those allegations and ask those questions can't even define the words they're using.
|
|
Those little text messages, those little efforts to go to your high school reunion, those efforts to check in on people, those efforts to congratulate people when something good happens, those efforts to check in and tell them you're sorry when you hear about something bad happening to them.
|
|
That rate fell to 61 percent for those who said they had dwarfism, 50 percent for those with blindness, 43 percent for those with cerebral palsy and just 25 percent for those with spinal cord injuries.
|
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But The Girlfriend Experience isn't about those topics, does not pretend to be about those topics, and should not be measured against those topics.
|
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Wade or even Planned Parenthood, you know those support numbers drop a lot among Republicans, among some of those voters in those red states.
|
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TB: How do you navigate those differences those prejudices, those conflict areas as a child though Forest how did you try and understand that?
|
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We sit side by side: the banker and the homeless, those with more than enough, those with just enough, and those with very little.
|
|
The ISM responses are divided into those firms reporting an increase in activity (say, production), those reporting a decline, and those reporting no change.
|
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"Those entrepreneurs will need to compete with those big guys or, in some cases, maybe those big guys will buy some of our companies."
|
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"Those entrepreneurs, those companies that are very well networked inside their city are the ones that can get those early customer wins," Hall said.
|
|
Seventy-seven percent of those polled said those accused of sexual harassment should get the same legal protections as those accused of other crimes.
|
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This includes those diagnosed with COVID-19, those being tested for COVID-20193, and those being advised to self-isolate because of potential exposure.
|
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Personally, I think that kind of statement is obnoxious and insulting, particularly to those now serving, those killed in action and those severely injured.
|
|
Those familiar with Amazon&aposs logistics network say those higher rates derive from the fact that those regions are high population and high density.
|
|
Where those outside the courts – both those who criticize and those who seek the courts' help – see power, judges inside the system sense fragility.
|
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Those making less than $50,000 favor the move nearly to the same extent that those who would benefit most — those making more than $100,000.
|
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Upholding those norms is what separates us from those pitiable countries in which the political enemies of those in power end up in jail.
|
|
Father's Day can be difficult for a lot of people, including those who have lost a parent or spouse, those celebrating without their loved ones, those who never had a father, and those who are single moms.
|
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Maybe all that is because of those systemic injustices, but those are a rot, those are cancer, those are bone-deep, and the evils at the border are an open wound about which something must done immediately.
|
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Just think of those shocks you've got/ And those knocks you've got/ And those blues you've got/ From that news you've got/ And those pains you've got/ (If any brains you've got) …/ 'Cause Franklin knows/ Anything goes.
|
|
Refugee agencies depend on federal funds to administer their resettlement programs and have used those resources to build up substantial infrastructure for those programs in Texas for decades — losing those funds would be devastating to those agencies.
|
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According to those officials, troops began those welfare checks earlier this summer.
|
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Those nearest the volcano would take in more than those farthest away.
|
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Those kinds of jobs—and those budgets—exist less and less today.
|
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Those who had the dishonor of making this list broke those guidelines.
|
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Rainbow is now one of those albums, built from those 28 songs.
|
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Can we have all three of those things, all those special moments?
|
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Those principles, court observers report, would most resemble those of Antonin Scalia.
|
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All those who hold those values have just been dealt a blow.
|
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Those sanctions relate to different issues than those the nuclear accord addressed.
|
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" He said, "I will review those files and look at those cases.
|
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But what about all those games, you ask, those beautiful, beautiful games!
|
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Are those all tools in the tool kit for effecting those changes?
|
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In those prisons and those camps you have a lot of people.
|
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It's time for some of those rules, it's time for those processes.
|
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"Everyone is chasing those same dollars with those traditional brands," she said.
|
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And we have to be working with those clients in those communities.
|
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And you can't write off those things, because those are personal use.
|
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And so we sort of protect those people around those time periods.
|
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Those Mexican growers, those guys don't care, this isn't their home, right?
|
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If those subscribers keep outpacing those costs, Netflix will probably be fine.
|
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"Those staff probably didn't always enjoy getting those notes," Obama told Laskas.
|
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But Sideman brushes those comparisons off saying those apps paved the way.
|
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Those were all out of pocket and I've done eight of those.
|
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Those Nobel committees, those old guys in the Nobel committee put that.
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That was Kim's whole life though, those two guys, those two men.
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Some of those are going to work and some of those aren't.
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Do you consider those electronic devices, and were you afraid of those?
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Now those miracles, I don't take credit for all of those miracles.
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And those choices might make life more miserable for those who don't.
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I believe America has a responsibility to those words and those ideals.
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Those were the highest levels for those Treasury yields since June 3.
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Some of those people are rich, some of those people are poor.
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Those seasonal vegetables can create a meal for those who eschew turkey.
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Those are the folks who are going to be writing those rules?
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And those are 5G, those are artificial intelligence, and that's autonomous systems.
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But even during those happy days, I knew those thoughts couldn't last.
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SMITH: The job of those journalists to ask those questions as well.
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Smith needed to find precisely those people not listed in those files.
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TRUMP: Nobody showed you those polls because those polls don't exist, George.
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I hope...the person that made those can maybe learn from those.
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Now, where's those bundles of cash we need for all those trips?
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"In those times, in that situation, those things did happen," Turner said.
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How would disclosing the details of those security countermeasures undermine those systems?
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Those rates are slightly different than those Trump proposed during the campaign.
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Taping helps bring those moments to those who choose to find them.
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Without those guys I don't think some of those goals go in.
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Those are two of my personal favorites, it's cool you mentioned those.
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Art belongs to those who create it and those who savour it.
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Save those lap dances (and those leather pants) for her, big boy.
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This is when porn had those VHS tapes in those plastic sheet.
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Those were my first ideas as well and happily they liked those.
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Reading those books, I was those children, their wishes were my wishes.
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SO THOSE ARE HARD SYNERGIES AND WE KNOW HOW TO DO THOSE.
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Like, those "ding," or chiming, sounds you hear — what are those, really?
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Those who are worried tend to be those who voted to Remain.
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Those accepted did not necessarily come from those who arrived last year.
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It delights those gaining benefits but enrages those who pay for them.
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If anybody was reading those you'd say, 'Those were really bad guys.
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We have now already public market investments in those-- in those places.
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Those sculpted bits of stone, those patterned bits, at the very top.
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And those sanctions will remain in place until those issues are addressed.
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Those include seats in wealthy suburban districts like those held by Reps.
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What is the difference between those who make and those who don't?
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"Why did Stalin airbrush those people out of those photographs?" he asked.
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Rank those benefits in your mind and use those in your bargaining.
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Js, but between those who engineer our workplaces for productivity and those
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Those edited cells are those ones that are intended to treat diseases.
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Those of us who feel the other way, those numbers are increasing.
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With India's new list of those who belong and those who do
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Those being executed are under the control of those doing the killing.
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So if those are strong words, those strong words describe a reality.
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Any use to those things, or just ... Well, occasionally those things backfire.
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Those were not contacts, those were effects that were done in post.
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And that Manafort was among those who made those paradoxical accomplishments real.
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We don't ever want to return to those places and those days.
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Running those tasks and managing those cloud resources is what CircleCI does.
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In those patients, clotting proteins have persisted at those levels ever since.
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I think for Silicon Valley those two issues, those two issues. Immigration?
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Those are things like health care, those are things like the economy.
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Those prolonged and statuesque pauses, those coolly regal waits before acknowledging applause!
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So, do you think those addictive games, Catherine, any thoughts on those?
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So not getting any of those things—those are the negative consequences.
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Benefits from those hunts usually did not reach those on the ground.
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Luckily, particularly for those aboard Flight 1380, Shults proved those doubters wrong.
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Technically those actresses were plus size when filming those movies or 2.
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"Those are not HHS staff in any of those allegations," White said.
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Those agencies are constantly refining those calculations, but they inevitably have shortcomings.
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Those were the screams that will forever haunt those who witnessed me.
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Those were huge moments for me, because I loved those school performances.
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If we reconnect with those things, it can recreate those positive feelings.
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"Those are people in those cabs," he wrote in the comments section.
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Those banks lent money to students, then sold those debts to investors.
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In some places, a road separated those with power and those without.
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It is drawn to those who welcome it, those who respect it.
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From those creations and those authors we each bring something of ourselves.
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Those problems bear a certain resemblance to those of our own politics.
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He was attracted and abused to those young girls in those pictures.
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THOSE WILL BE -- THOSE WON'T AFFECT THE CREATIVE SIDE OF THE BUSINESS.
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None of those countries are among those listed in the travel ban.
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Those are each obstacles for the homeless, particularly those with drug addictions.
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Those rankings have no common ground with those of the baby boomers.
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To look at those scenes of those beautiful children being carried out.
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According to those who know, Johnson really works to earn those checks.
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Those payments are made directly to health plans that cover those people.
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You&aposd have to go into those accounts to delete those contacts.
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We want to see those companies meet those expectations, if not beat.
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Those investments are paying off and those investments are targeted at growth.
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Those voters — those political "jurors" — will decide the credibility of the charges.
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Financial inclusion is one of those things that ties together those people.
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People are spending a lot of time on those and watching those.
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With monotony, small differences begin to emerge, between those trees, those sweaters.
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Don't forget about all those other investigations of all those other crimes!
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"Those are brutal, I feel really horrible for those guys," Cuban said.
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Those are real grumpy — I'm being polite — those are super grumpy journalists.
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But those differences are rarely acknowledged by those critical of Kaepernick's protest.
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So that's good growth in the guaranteeing of those contracts- those loans.
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"Those are big, big, huge questions, but those are hard," McKay admits.
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So, you try to think about those things and solve those problems.
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Now, Brexit is reanimating those divisions and putting strain on those relationships.
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Almost 503,000 of those were homicides, 78,000 of those arrests were for drug so, again, abolish ICE, what happens to those 127,000 criminal illegal immigrants?
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Those with high levels of the marker fared somewhat better with immunotherapy than those with low levels — but even those with low levels were helped.
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"Those moments you're adding to Facebook, Instagram, and those generic platforms are really shared to anyone, and they are owned by those platforms," he warned.
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Individuals at highest risk include those with light eye color, those with light skin color and those exposed to high levels of artificial UV radiation.
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We have not achieved all of those ideals, but we have those ideals, and it is part of our identity to fight for those ideals.
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In those cases we convey those homes to professional investors or landlords so that they can properly manage those homes on behalf of the consumer.
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He knew that in a nation as big and boisterous and diverse as ours, those institutions, those rules, those norms are what bind us together.
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We can take those forces — those soldiers, sailors, Marines, airmen — and direct them to the fight, rather than protecting, guarding, transporting, storing those fuel resources.
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Those who make it all the way through "Bright" will likely share those sentiments, even if it just amounts to wanting those two hours back.
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Those organs were discarded at a higher rate than those from trauma-death donors but lower than those from medical-death donors, the researchers found.
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They open businesses, and they employ those enslaved people in their businesses, those businesses make a profit, they use those profits to buy more slaves.
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"What we do as journalists is we shine a light on those with power, those with influence, those who have become culturally relevant," she said.
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They also called on volunteers to supplement those efforts, but over time, Nsarko said, those volunteers became less and less engaged in those outreach efforts.
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Those rights help those networks garner top fees from pay television distributors and help those distributors convince subscribers not to cut off their cable subscriptions.
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Those who are posting "legitimate" stories are finding their work posted alongside ads that are being inserted without visibility into what is in those ads, and those selling ads sometimes will not know where those ads will run.
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In contrast to the severe mental health disparities affecting those who are LGBT, those who are religious do not experience such disparities; in fact, those who are religious consistently report better mental health than those who are not.
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However, there were exemptions granted to college students and those who could obtain the right kind of letter from a doctor -- and those exemptions contributed to a great divide between those who fought and those who stayed home.
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" In her novel "Inshallah," published in 1990 after a stint covering fighting in Lebanon, one of the characters predicts that the next war wouldn't be between capitalists and communists but that future conflicts would be channeled through religion — "between those who eat pig meat and those who don't, those who drink wine and those who don't, those who mumble Pater Noster and those who whisper Allah rassullillah.
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According to a press release, the sanctions bill would also: — Impose new sanctions on: corrupt Russian actors; those seeking to evade sanctions; those involved in serious human rights abuses; those supplying weapons to the Assad regime; those conducting malicious cyber activity on behalf of the Russian government; those involved in corrupt privatization of state-owned assets; and those doing business with the Russian intelligence and defense sectors.
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Students who lived on campus had a lower risk of suicide than those who lived off campus; those who were enrolled full time had a lower risk than those enrolled part time; those who stayed on campus continuously had a lower risk than those who went home for the weekends, and so on.
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That is to say, although we define those in the middle in terms of those who are the most extreme in the political parties, those who control the redistricting process, and those who run for political office, is there any theoretical reason why we define those in the middle in this way?
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The cash-strapped children of those business owners are forced to sell off those assets and businesses all the time, jeopardizing jobs and devaluing the many years some of those children often put into the building of those businesses.
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The people most surprised by the demands of motherhood were those the researchers least expected: women with college degrees, or those who had babies later, those who had working mothers and those who had assumed they would have careers.
|
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OIA obtained those names by calling the banks, then used those names to search the banking database for more information on those American citizens and firms.
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NUNES: Well, those -- those would be -- those are two big ones that are both reliable and both could be done in a short amount of time.
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I think through those conversations, those friendships, those relationships we can more naturally learn how to empathize with each other and be allies for each other.
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"We agree that those responsible - both those who committed the crime and those who ordered it - must face appropriately serious consequences," Tillerson said in a statement.
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Those who were born before 28 weeks typically had more social struggles than those born between 28-31 weeks or those born between 32-36 weeks.
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The good that comes from those times of action creates a healing halo -- for those who are suffering and for those who are able to help.
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All those things used to be legal under international law, but look — all those remnants, all those aspects of the international system, have now been overcome.
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The model splits the global population into three sectors: Those who are susceptible, those who are vulnerable but not yet infected, and those who are immune.
|
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Those who the IRS suggested use the calculator include households with two incomes, those claiming the child tax credit or those with itemized deductions last year.
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" Then he went further: "Love your enemies, bless those who curse you, do good for those who hate you, and pray for those who abuse you.
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It's important to remember those things and discuss those things, because I think other arguments — particularly culture in relation to money — those things get pushed away.
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There are limited exceptions for select groups, such as those who are already in the armed services, those who are hospitalized and those who are incarcerated.
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Those who accuse others, those are the parties who should be held responsible to show proof, to show evidence to back up those allegations or accusations.
|
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With those words, the president of the United States assigned a moral equivalence between those spreading hate and those with the courage to stand against it.
|
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Do you think there's something particular about those industries that those incidents have happened there, or particular about those industries where we're hearing reports about it?
|
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He gets them to play hard in those roles and in those spots.
|
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Most of those who contracted the disease during those 242 months remain anonymous.
|
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As those markets and tokens develop, we'll see what those opportunities look like.
|
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It's a disservice to those immigrants who came here by following those rules.
|
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Those areas would be shut down and searched until those areas were cleared.
|
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You can't just divide participants into, say, those with phones and those without.
|
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Congressman Meadows, we want those emails when we can get those from you.
|
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Those opposed to AHCA simply didn't believe the bill achieved those promises. Sen.
|
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And he pointed out that those hurt most were likely those least responsible.
|
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Look at all those Black NFL players, making all that money, those SOBs.
|
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Those who lost loved ones and those who are healing in hospitals tonight.
|
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Are those the views, are those the words of the president towards Trudeau?
|
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"I wasn't like those pretty girls with those nice little noses," she added.
|
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Those who say it cannot be done should not interrupt those doing it.
|
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And those, those business leaders were not from the banking or financial community.
|
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In theory, those delegates would remain loyal to those candidates upon subsequent ballots.
|
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It could create new class systems: those with robot maids, and those without.
|
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TRUMP: Those people — all of those people — excuse me, I've condemned neo-Nazis.
|
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Having those tools to share those things hadn't been around all that long.
|
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Of course, to those who do go those routes, I pass no judgment.
|
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And in return, those companies help Facebook follow those people around the web.
|
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But there are always those who don't listen and those people are eliminated.
|
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Those forecasts mimic those of eMarketer (above) which has found a similar pattern.
|
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And in those prisons and those camps you have a lot of people.
|
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Those median forecasts are a touch weaker than those given a month ago.
|
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So what are we doing differently than those schools, than those other countries?
|
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However, those were not record lows for those locations, believe it or not.
|
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They pay a lot of money for those rights to show those clips.
|
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Those are the things that have helped me forgive him, knowing those things.
|
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Those people -- those people don't yet realize it -- he considers to be losers.
|
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As for those limitations, the company has been able to overcome those too.
|
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Trey: Seems kind of irresponsible to have those babies around all those candles.
|
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Jurvetson was put on leave from both those boards by those companies yesterday.
|
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For those with straight hair, those oils slip down the shaft rather easily.
|
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And if you look at those comps, those comps have not done badly.
|
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Of course, I've been through those moments, but those moments made me tougher.
|
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We have the power to be in those seats and in those positions.
|
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Those voters don't want to help themselves, those Democrats say, so why bother?
|
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Those precious times—those precious rooms—at Osborne House and the Heliopolis Club.
|
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Those people—123 percent of the time those people run away from us.
|
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Those same bosses shield those officers who have done wrong from appropriate discipline.
|
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One of those tools is exploring trades, including those involving players with NTCs.
|
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Instead of filming it, I chose to help those young people, those children.
|
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Those are the reasons you play, to get put in those big spots.
|
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You have to stand on those chairs and say let those people out.
|
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And can you tell at the beginning that those two are those two?
|
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We all know it, those who support Obamacare and those who oppose it.
|
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Those with thicker hair can take more heat than those with finer hair.
|
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Those users, which have been tied to Russia, have since deleted those tweets.
|
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But those same notes more often rise over our cities, those same songs.
|
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Those funds, which include those that buy gold, posted $1.7 billion in withdrawals.
|
|
But of those 17.5 percent, 77 percent of those films featured gay men.
|
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Conversely, how responsible were the basic ideas behind those companies for those failures?
|
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Those leading the coalitions are right to seek candidates who reflect those views.
|
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We must distinguish between those irregular migrants and those in need of protection.
|
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Those are days for you to work with, or reflect on, those issues.
|
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Donald Trump said all those things, did all those things without Steve Bannon.
|
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Those kinds of things — being passionate and present — those are based on intention.
|
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You better lift that face and pump those lips and hike those boobs!
|
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Both those who leave and those who stay behind grapple with unrecognizable landscapes.
|
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I support those treaties, but they have to be parties to those treaties.
|
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How about all those provisional ballots those people cast which were never counted?
|
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Unfortunately, those goals may not be in line with those of their caregivers.
|
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They were positioned to seize those opportunities and run for those open seats.
|
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"Those original concerns have been hijacked by those with alternative agendas," he said.
|
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They see society as unfair, divided between those with connections and those without.
|
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Primary culpability belongs to those who start wars, not those who end them.
|
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Tehran says it can quickly undo those breaches if those sanctions are removed.
|
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The divide between those who have and those who don't is ridiculously ginormous.
|
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Sometimes those with severe symptoms and those without lived in the same household.
|
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In short, they connect those in harm's way to those who can help.
|
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That's why I see all of those red hats and those white hats.
|
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Those memories we tamped down, those emotions we repressed, are finding an outlet.
|
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Those statues can be replaced by the governors and legislatures of those states.
|
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But those assumptions could be hurting those in lower socioeconomic classes, explains Lee.
|
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You really have to build those relationships and connections with those caucus-goers.
|
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Here are 4 key differences between those who succeed and those who don't.
|
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"Sometimes, those use those utility bills may help their credit score," says Eweka.
|
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Those with a strong financial cushion survived, and those without one did not.
|
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Those trends cannot be taken for granted by those in Washington in 2019.
|
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Those working on the issue say those protections will be difficult to achieve.
|
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In the overwhelming majority of those cases, he deferred to those agencies' decisions.
|
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So those are my two up-and-comers; those guys are doing okay.
|
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Often [for those convicted of a crime] those skills were underdeveloped or misdirected.
|
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"There are those of us who lead, and those who follow," Gretchen concludes.
|
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Those fields, those smells, they helped shape me, helped shape all of us.
|
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We gotta find those people first, convert a large number of those people.
|
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I relate with those more and get to see those bands live often.
|
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Education dollars should then be allowed to follow those students to those schools.
|
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But those who lie to underwriters impose a penalty on those who don't.
|
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If someone asks who are those girls, he says 'Those are my girls.
|
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Those are the sorts of women that made those strides in the '60s.
|
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Leydon buys those ads because he says he has to buy those ads.
|
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The teenagers of today will be those making those influential decisions of tomorrow.
|
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When you get rid of those proteins and the papillomavirus, those things reverse.
|
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All dynasties fade, even those — especially those, maybe — building new temples for themselves.
|
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Do you have to be in those big cities, those two, or not?
|
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Even then, this episode seems defined by those missing rather than those present.
|
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Those visitors spend about 123 percent of what those arriving by air spend.
|
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Perceptual ad-blocking, on the other hand, ignores those codes and those lists.
|
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Those are the rules," and Gibbs then said, "So, those are the rules.
|
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Those countries are among those that already have confirmed cases of the coronavirus.
|
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Those investors and partners can then sell or hold on to those shares.
|
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Those weren't the middle's choices, those came out of craziness on both sides.
|
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Those with trail or property surveillance cameras should check those too, officials said.
|
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Those who can afford a kit for each family member, those who can't.
|
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Those who can work from home; those who cannot are simply doing nothing.
|
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But those moments, those glimpses of what lies beneath, should not be forgotten.
|
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Most of those affected are older people and those with underlying health conditions.
|
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It never dawned on me that those statues were really honoring those people.
|
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Unfortunately for those on the #MikeForBachelor train, those shoulders aren't big enough, sorry.
|
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While running those newspapers, she weathered repeated libel suits from those she criticized.
|
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Those firmly committed against the President (43%) outpace those solidly behind him (37%).
|
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The summit team will pull up those ropes and sleep in those tents.
|
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Officials in those states told the outlet those documents had not been received.
|
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So we have some of those coming out, and people really like those.
|
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RUSSELL And to think that those are her last moments with those kids.
|
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To those at Molineux, though, now is not the time for those thoughts.
|
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Of those incidents, 42% of those reporting sexual assault were drivers, Vox reported.
|
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Those future cash flows would be initially enhanced by those kinds of stimulus.
|
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IF YOU TAKE A LOOK – PUBLIC COMPANY COSTS, THOSE ARE EASY, THOSE GOAWAY.
|
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And today we stand together, those that are present and those that aren't.
|
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Those with legal status, as well as those without, can face automatic deportation.
|
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It's a ruse by which those with power manipulate and marginalize those without.
|
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You have to weigh those things, You have to weigh all those things.
|
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Those who were primed with racial stereotypes performed worse than those who weren't.
|
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Seconds — inches — would soon separate those who would live from those who wouldn't.
|
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There are only those who like and support him and those who don't.
|
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Those who choose direct deposit will receive those refunds starting on Feb. 21098.
|
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Only those who choose to view the hidden replies will see those posts.
|
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It's sort of the battle between those who plan and those who panic.
|
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"He didn't make those decisions, he didn't fire those people," Aiken, 38, added.
|
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Now, I did not report those facts, and reputable journalists reported those facts.
|
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I bring those up because those states go some 60-odd percent Republican.
|
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Those donating vouchers were more representative of the electorate than those giving cash.
|
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Those who choose direct deposit will receive those refunds starting on Feb. 210.
|
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And today we stand together, those that are present and those that aren't.
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TRUMP: Those people – all of those people, excuse me – I've condemned neo-Nazis.
|
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"Those stores provide jobs those thousands of his fellow citizens," the spokesperson said.
|
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Those buried vertically and those buried horizontally Had to accept each other's ascension.
|
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Under global standards, those prices should resemble those available on the open market.
|
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They were keeping some of those things, those traditions and that mental outlook.
|
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I mention those first because those are at the forefront of many concerns.
|
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Those cars and those trucks don't [operate] separately in silos on the road.
|
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Today may you honor those who have been with you for the long haul, those who know every part of you and who love you anyway, those who have stood in the storm and survived, and those fighting for their sobriety.
|
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"Fully seven-in-ten of those ages 18-29 either prefer or only use mobile for getting their digital news, compared with 53% of those 30-49, 29% of those 50-64 and just 16% of those 65+," the study stated.
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Can you provide a list of when those meetings were and any materials distributed at those meetings, EPSA emails associated with those meetings, or materials created by Department employees or contractors in anticipation of or as a result of those meetings?
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It's one thing to feel restricted by identity labels, but it's another not to recognize that for many people — those who have disabilities, those who are gender-nonconforming, those who are nonwhite — those labels often aren't much of a choice.
|
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Republicans' responses can be divided into a few categories, those who said Moore should step down, no caveats; those who said Moore should step down if the allegations are true; those who are defending Moore; and those who aren't saying anything.
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" The bill would also ban punishing certain people with solitary confinement, like minors, those with serious mental illness, those with a physical or intellectual disability, those pregnant or who have recently given birth or those "significantly adversely affected by solitary.
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The more typical result was North Carolina's: 22012 percent support for Mr. Trump among those 258 to 233; 230 percent among those 22014 to 2014; 224 percent among those 218 to 240; and 41 percent among those 65 and older.
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It's up to the schools and the parents of those schools, if they want to use those resources and they want to use those suggestions in order to, you know, as this mother was suggesting, and those were great questions.
|
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For those looking to party there's Bourbon Street, for those looking to eat there's an unrivaled culinary scene, for those into history there's the French Quarter, and for those into music there are jazz clubs on every corner. Win-win.
|
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On a 10-point scale, the average stress level among those surveyed was 5.3, nearly a full point higher than those that don't constantly check those accounts.
|
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"There are those I like and those who get on my nerves, those I admire even though they make me want to wring their necks," Swirc confessed.
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CASEY STEGALL, FOX NEWS REPORTER: Pete, it doesn&apost matter how many times you hear those sound bites or those clips of interviews with those tearful students.
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"Without those actors, those incredible young actors, and Gary Gray drawing out those characters on screen, this would not be the movie it is," Mr. Wenkus said.
|
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Those rescues have partly relied on information from Zello, a walkie-talkie app that has been used to connect those needing help with those Cajun Navy organizers.
|
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Applicants are divided among those without outstanding debts, those with debts but facing an inability to pay, and those looking to get on a debt payment plan.
|
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It is true for those who self-identify as members of the Tea Party, those who are members of unions, and those who self-identify as progressive.
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"States now are using that money primarily to track those kids, and they may have to let those kids go if those dollars run out," he says.
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That can be unsettling for those of us who grew up without those freedoms, and within systems of bigotry that assailed those freedoms as unnatural or sinful.
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The program encourages those who have benefited the most from the economic recovery – those with capital gains – to reinvest those gains in projects located in struggling communities.
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Those who find contraception and abortion objectionable for religious reasons can adhere to those beliefs, but enforcing those beliefs in a secular society amounts to religious discrimination.
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Those margins have grown, but among suburban voters, those who favor Democrats and those who back the GOP have remained virtually steady over the last quarter century.
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"He spoke for those who passed already, those who are sick, those who might get sick," said Detective Miguel Mendez, who also spent months at the pile.
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"He spoke for those who passed already, those who are sick, those who might get sick," said Detective Miguel Mendez, who also spent months at the pile.
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For the first time in months, those opposing impeachment and removal now slightly edge out those in support those moves, according to Real Clear Politics polling average.
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But one thing is clear: Nearly every Aleppo resident I have talked to in years of covering the war — those still here and those who have fled; those who support Mr. Assad, those who oppose him and those in between — knows someone in the government districts who has been killed by a random shell.
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So the movie had to feel like one of those creatures, from those films.
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Even those outside Belgium's borders can help those dealing directly with the frightening situation.
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And those statistical models, those machine learning models, they get merged into master models.
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He said, you know, watching those missiles, those rockets take off and hit Japan.
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If you don't want to see those depictions of violence, don't watch those things.
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Businesses that recognize and empower women will perform better than those those that don't.
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Those are burgers with a stick shoved through 'em, for those playing at home.
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We'll take all those as given (follow those links if you need more help).
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Those who get vaccinated avoid the new strains, those who don't might get sick.
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They crafted those songs pretty carefully and were incredibly successful with those four albums.
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Those rates were in line with those in the secondary market, the official said.
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But because those restraints they make us free, and those restraints come with burdens.
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Businesses will polarize into those that serve certain communities and those that do not.
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Then there are those those pesky herbicides used to keep cemetery lawns looking nice.
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But it was not making those movies and TV shows or manufacturing those DVDs.
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According to Revolut, those approvals are enough to launch the service in those countries.
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All of those products are vulnerable because we export significant amounts in those markets.
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Anybody who bought those lows would certainly be selling or offering into those levels.
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"She didn't get those from me, I think her dad has those," she added.
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Those people are not permitted to join, those people are not permitted to attend.
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But it's in those gaps, those moments between, where life is built and lived.
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And those on the right will say anything to label those views off-limits.
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And those opinions, she eventually realized, were fundamentally opposed to those of her church.
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Those who remember him from those early days recall sharp elbows and textbook conservatism.
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It matches those needing a roommate with those who have a room to share.
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Really uniting all those communities together with a consistent singular experience for those gamers.
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It delivered about 245,000 of those; just under 140,000 of those were Model 3s.
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"All those crafts I do, I'm really trying to do those crafts," she said.
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Crucially, those who opposed it felt much more strongly than those who supported it.
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Votel said $3,000 had been paid for those injured, and $6,000 for those killed.
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But it was ultimately those at home, those who stayed, who turned the tide.
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What are those and what do those breakdowns mean for the role of AI?
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Were those characters crazy enough to make a relationship started under those circumstances work?
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And those countries -- by the way, and those countries know that it's not right.
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A plurality of those who voted for Donald Trump also agree with those positions.
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And he reserves his real venom for those who were contemptuous of those duties.
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Doing so would appease those calling for greater access and those seeking more competition.
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Those over 50 are twice as likely to be successful as those under 25.
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Those females who ate their partners produced more eggs than those who did not.
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Those who pass will survive; those who do not will die a gruesome death.
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"Those recommendations, those statements, speak volumes for the overall developer community," Fils-Aimé says.
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We're honoring the memory of those heroes, of those boys who were vilely murdered.
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Of course there are risks, those would depend on how we handle those reforms.
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The quality and reception of those shows will be critical in retaining those subscribers.
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Those workers, especially less skilled ones in those industries, can be very seriously affected.
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How do you get more of those kind of ... tell more of those stories.
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Maybe because he doesn't have access to those keys, or to those early bitcoins.
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Those prisons, it appears, were networking centers for those who would join the movement.
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Scammers know how to exploit those fears, too, especially those who float sextortion scams.
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Those are the memories that those kids are going to have for a lifetime.
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The Saudi government has not confirmed those arrested or named those who were detained.
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It gave no details on the nationalities of those saved or those who died.
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All those bouncing photons can help you move all those extra grams of carpeting.
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That includes those hauling freight as well as those hauling kids to soccer practice.
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We just build those scenes, we build those archival scenes that tell the story.
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"Even those, those vacant (islands) that are considered ours, let's live there," Duterte said.
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And we left those – those arguments feeling very good about how the discussion went.
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The value of those homes may well represent those people's main source of wealth.
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Doesn't that effectively condition T-Mobile customers to watch those and only those services?
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You know those gated areas, where it has a courtyard, like those little pockets?
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The caveat is that investors must know to watch those channels for those announcements.
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Reporters used to do that, but you cannot get those reactions and those ratings.
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I saw those comments and everybody saw those comments, and we really appreciate it.
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That will require investment, and those investments will be made across those three brands.
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CHARLIE GASPARINO, FOX NEWS SENIOR CORRESPONDENT: We have to see those details, those conditions.
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Like to see those things for myself and to experience those things for myself.
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All of those numbers are much smaller than the TV audiences for those events.
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You can't just go down those roads and try to answer all those charges.
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Supporters of libraries are also those who understand the importance of those other institutions.
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I've worked a lot on those things and I think we've fixed those problems.
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Yet many of those same adults think they know what's best for those teens.
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Estimates peg those premiums at $135.50 in 2019 for those with incomes below $85,96.33.
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Those are the rules, but I can't say yet what those measures will be.
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"If you have the ability to invest those funds, invest those funds," said Eusey.
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Then hang up those photos and get a file cabinet for those blueprints. 219.
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"Those I can act immediately on, so I'm moving ahead on those," he said.
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It only matters that those characters react to those situations like real people would.
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But I don't have any of those photos anymore; I deleted those emails immediately.
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And those are healthy and that's good and let's continue to have those debates.
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Those hearses travel along roads to take those bodies to their final resting places.
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Those who challenged him were soon dismissed; those who joined the amen chorus thrived.
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Mike Pence will help soothe some of those fears, put those fears to bed.
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Why should those who travel light subsidise those who have packed the kitchen sink?
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When someone sneezes, those germs can quickly spread to those in their immediate area.
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Those do not need to come from the reserve accounts of those specific banks.
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While those three names sound similar, those are three different things in iOS 12.
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Many of those recruits were also named in those trials and tried in absentia.
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"I love all those family dinners, all those weekends with the family," he said.
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Those with drug use disorders ended up paying $1,242 more than those with diabetes.
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Because those benefits are going away, those cards are not included on this list.
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"I'm definitely open to have those discussions and to have those conversations," Salita says.
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Even though those things might happen, our defense would be sharper in those moments.
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Those are creating duplicate photos each time you snap a picture in those modes!
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Nothing helps dispel those biases more than having qualified women ascend to those spots.
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And those battles have not been won yet, and every woman recognizes those feelings.
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Those especially at risk are people like the elderly and those with chronic diseases.
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Those groups oppose almost every new development except those reserved for subsidized affordable housing.
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Those are all positive things, those are all things that investors want to see.
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He has since attempted to walk back those statements, only to undercut those efforts.
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Actually questioning those things: I think, asking those questions makes the whole industry evolve.
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"He was very deliberate about those he respected and those he didn't," he said.
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But only those with the required degree of patience and perspective realize those gains.
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The BAPS philosophy helped moor those immigrants, especially those from Gujarat, to their homeland.
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And there are legal hurdles to developing those kinds of properties in those communities.
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The group did not examine how those figures compared with those from previous years.
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The cancellation of any of those projects could upset Congressional members from those districts.
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Imagine those underwater scenes in "Jaws" without the menacing strains of those stringed instruments.
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And so you gotta go straight at those-- at those issues, in my opinion.
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Nate Those two states don't look very different in terms of those demographic numbers.
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The battle between those in favor and those opposed was waged in competing newspapers.
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Third, you define those doing comparatively better as oppressors of those doing comparatively worse.
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Those of us who can are becoming citizens and voting for those who cannot.
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Those who succeeded were rewarded, while those who failed were pushed to the side.
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All those years that the Yankees were piling up titles, those franchises were waiting.
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I look at those gyms with all those machines and I figure, fuck that.
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Those looking for more comfort and room already have those options—for a price.
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Those walking toward the van are blue, those moving away from it are red.
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"Those kids are alive because of what those construction workers did quickly and concisely."
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Those on both ends will grow, leaving few options for those in the middle.
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After all, the only material memorial Horatio gets are those those audiologs I mentioned.
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"That's one of those things about those movies that I can't stand," he says.
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All those outside the Front—especially those on the left—were effectively shut out.
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You could be one of those insecure patsies they prey on with those ads.
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Those will be bad enough and you can be guaranteed those attacks are coming.
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Of those men, about 85033 were replaced and 53 of those replacements were women.
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The trend holds for both those voters aged 18-30 and those 30-50.
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We sat down with all three of those leaders of those departments this week.
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We play those riffs or those sections for so long, that you lose count.
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Many, many people are googling those same questions, and sometimes, those trend by state.
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Those are the options you presented, and those are the options I'm going with.
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But those environments do such a good job of revealing who those characters are.
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Those who were facing homelessness, bullying, and family acceptance—those issues weren't talked about.
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You already know those scenes, the exact images and what those moments feel like.
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Even those in loving relationships or those surrounded by friends and family feel abandoned.
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Are those kind of meals typical for your colleagues in each of those professions?
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And those supporting families and those in more expensive regions will need even more.
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In those days, those of us who were doping considered ourselves above the law.
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Those that live, breathe and eat their profession, those that are obsessed, become great.
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"The establishment are all those hardworking middle-class people, those African Americans," Biden said.
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" Reporter: "Are those ones from the '90s and early 2000s, are those as well?
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The divisions between those who came first and those who came later are fungible.
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The problem was that Donald Trump won those who attended those services most often.
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That curly red hair, those little brown boots, those soulless, blank, EMPTY EYES. Shiver!
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For the moment, those with money in Gaza are trying to help those without.
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But after a speech in Brussels with those allies, those hopes have been dashed.
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Those were good times but out of all those dudes Lee was number one.
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Even those cars that we're lapping, I know those damn cars aren't driving good.
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You can't be both those things — and I want to be both those things.
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Both of those things happen on Twitter, both of those things happen on Facebook.
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But those discussions have little to do with whether the child adopts those beliefs.
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Those agencies, rather than the Department of Education, will have to enforce those requirements.
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And also between those who welcome wolves — and immigrants — and those who fear them.
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There are those who are faithful and there are those who maybe struggle somehow.
|
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In those 10 minutes at Anfield, at least one of those questions was answered.
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Residents using those apps can request and book TFLiving amenities straight from those platforms.
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That creates a gap between those students with access at home and those without.
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I lived through those years, and those games were tough, let me tell you.
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Are we sure that those who make it are better than those who don't?
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There might be crucial differences between those that opt in and those that don't.
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I think that's what really, really matters is those conversations and those personal stories.
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Mayor, are you willing to release all of those women from those nondisclosure agreements?
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Mayor, are you willing to release all of those women from those nondisclosure agreements?
|
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In so many ways, in those months after the ambush, those expectations fell short.
|
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Forget those in the third category and use restraint with those in the second.
|
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When Trump reimposed those sanctions, Iran responded by abandoning those limits one by one.
|
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But on those other platforms — those competing platforms — Microsoft is moving full steam ahead.
|
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Denying me the chance of competing on those bases breaches those protections against discrimination.
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Pray for the president and all those who support him and those who don't.
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"Some of those suffragette posters, you could use those slogans today," Mr. Jaffe said.
|
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Buybacks, however, reward those who sell their stocks — not those who hang in there.
|
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YouGov's most recent poll echoed those findings, even among those with similar ideological leanings.
|
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That leaves conservative women — those who support the president and those who don't — out.
|
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Those results are virtually identical to those from a survey in October, pollsters noted.
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Sometimes those you turn to can be those who have hurt you the most.
|
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Several of those current and former officials have defied those orders and testified anyway.
|
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He pointed to higher wages for those communities, particularly those with lower-paying jobs.
|
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Those effects pedals became crucial; from those new circuits sprang the sounds of resignation.
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And those who follow their tribe's religion to those that follow Bible-based beliefs.
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When you're moving in those circles, it's nice to dress up for those occasions.
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" — JIMMY FALLON "Those aren't just all male directors — those are all very male movies.
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Those urgent pleas, those desperate warnings, turn out to have been a passing squall.
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There's virtually no progress on any of those, and those are the big ones.
|
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Among those he expects to benefit are those often affiliated with the Trump trade.
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"Those are connections that have helped out in some of those cases," Bragg said.
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Those schoolgirls and one boy were among those returned early Wednesday, the minister said.
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But because they are taking those payments early, those checks will be permanently reduced.
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The requirements for those cars are somewhat less stringent than those for yellow cabs.
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Then they divided those groups into those who are and are not evangelical Christians.
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There are those who believe in the "Trump rally" and those who are skeptical.
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"When those incidents began, I said those are fascistic measures," Mr. Erdogan said Sunday.
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Comparative psychologists are looking at how those capacities stack up against those of children.
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And there are big challenges — I don't deny those — but those are great opportunities.
|
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But those servers still play a crucial role in storing and routing those messages.
|
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Among those children are those who fled their home countries, often to escape violence.
|
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He won those by nearly 2 to 1, including those with a college degree.
|
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Unfortunately for those interested in corporate accountability, none of those carriers will be punished.
|
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None of those is good news for those workers we all want to help.
|
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But a strategy called evergreening has helped those companies hold onto those protections longer.
|
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There were those who always had a baby sitter and those who never did.
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Those tensions, if left unchecked, can grow until one of those two systems prevails.
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But those people, I'm not sure those people would ever risk losing that notoriety.
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And those who worked for him, therefore, had to assist him pursuing those policies.
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For those of us who stick it out, buildings around Portland will forever be known as those that survived the quake, and those that are post-quake construction.
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The CDC recommends that those younger than 5 years old, those 65 and older and those with weakened immune systems completely avoid touching chicks, ducklings or other poultry.
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Those are the ones who are evil, those are the ones who are sick and mentally ill and those are the ones who have to be dealt with.
|
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There are a number of organizations that tried to help those in bad living conditions, those who are unemployed, those who are victims of crimes and drug wars.
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But today, the DNC says those rules no longer conform to national standards that require representation from other minorities, those with disabilities and those of other sexual orientations.
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"I gave Becca K. all those gifts, and the reaction from those women when she came home with all of those dresses and shoes is priceless," he said.
|
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The product is especially useful for those who have trouble falling asleep each night, those who frequently suffer from jet lag, and those who work the night shift.
|
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Seeing those men clean up and slip into those tuxedos took my breath away, but as handsome as they looked, those suits could not cover up their nerves.
|
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"We've got some critical lines of inquiry, those link to particular hypotheses, but I'm not going to discuss those because those are very much live investigation," Rowley said.
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Compare that to an average of 37 percent of those aged 36-373 , 40 percent of those aged 18-35 and 25 percent of those aged 50-59.
|
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Those who reported it "rarely" had 50 percent higher risk than those who never had it, and those with crepitus "sometimes" or "often" had about double the odds.
|
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Those on the political right view those on the political left as forcing their views indiscriminately without regard for the values and belief systems of those who differ.
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"With those words, the president of the United States assigned a moral equivalence between those spreading hate and those with the courage to stand against it," he said.
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Overall, 74 percent thought at least one of those roles was acceptable; 26 percent said she should play all those roles, and 15 percent vetoed all those activities.
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Those civilizations include a city that's been nicknamed Z by those who whisper about its riches, both those native to the jungle and adventurers who hear the story.
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But you have to try to get alignment between the messages and the actions given by those at the top, those in the middle, those all around you.
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Particularly with the wardrobe, I wanted to show some skin, to show those curves, those back rolls, those fat little pockets I got underneath my chin and shit.
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These were later called the Church Triumphant (composed of those in heaven), the Church Suffering or Church Penitent (those in purgatory) and the Church Militant (those on earth).
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Some of the best deals come to those who wait, or those who have flexible travel dates, or those who are open to a wide range of destinations.
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I know he values those workers and those qualities in people because those are the individuals he had my siblings and me work under when we started out.
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This simple change in international development strategy could dramatically benefit the lives of those living in communities afflicted by the virus and those considering travel to those regions.
|
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We follow a couple of detectives who get embroiled in the conspiracy surrounding the Beauty, those that have it, those that want a cure, and those that don't.
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They divided participants into four groups: those born in mining areas who had subsequently left; those born in mining areas who had stayed; those born outside mining areas who had moved into one; and those who had never lived in a mining area.
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If we can honor those who make war, those who advance science, those whose philanthropy we enjoy, then can't we also honor those who labor to broaden our grasp of the human experience, who work to bring beauty and joy into the world?
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They also discovered that levels of sexual inactivity increased for women more than men, whites more than blacks, those who did not attend college more than those who did, and those who lived in the east more than those in the west.
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Only about a third — 123 — are reported to police, 63 of those reports lead to arrest, 13 of those cases are referred to prosecutors, seven of those cases lead to a felony conviction, and just six of those rapists will be incarcerated.
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Han explained the selection criteria: "Those who are well assimilated to the North Korean regime, those who are exemplars of working collectively, those who are from the right families, and of course those who meet the height and age standards," she said.
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The label can encompass those who were physically injured in attacks; those in the rooms or spaces where the shootings took place; those who were roiled by the intense confusion of police responses; and the families and loved ones of all those involved.
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Not using city money for those convicted of serious crimes would free up resources for other immigrants, she said, including those who are not detained and did not commit a crime, those applying for asylum or those who came as unaccompanied minors.
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"Based on what's happened, and looking at those kids and those parents, it moved us all unimaginably and to think about the loss and the grief that those kids and those parents had, we said, we need to do something," he added.
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"Based on what's happened, and looking at those kids and those parents, it moved us all unimaginably and to think about the loss and the grief that those kids and those parents had, we said, 'we need to do something,' " he added.
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This has been the downfall of many a progressive effort, including the 2008 climate bill: those on the outside think those inside are selling them out; those inside think those outside won't show up to support progress when it's actually on the line.
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We see those vacation images on Instagram, those sculpted bodies, those living-it-up celebrities, never really knowing their day to day lives of mundane shit, work, and boredom.
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Systematically working on making sure that Brainly covers those comprehensively could make it a really coveted and used app for students taking those classes and preparing for those exams.
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That is, you can seek out videos to make you laugh, those that inform you, those that instruct or teach, those for times you want to chill, and more.
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For those who hold those views, strategies of censure and reproach are unlikely to eradicate those convictions and actually risk leading instead to confirmation bias, strengthening the original prejudice.
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What we should be doing is repairing those defects now, and doing a permanent repair, so that we can avoid those delays that are caused by those components failing.
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It was like an obnoxious comment section thread come to life: Those who liked his work went on the defense; those who didn't were annoyed with those who did.
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Those who repent obtain God's forgiveness and take their place among the ranks of those who contemplate him, but those who do not repent and cannot be forgiven disappear.
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Those that let users share information; those that let users get daily summaries; and those that let users speed up data entry and data queries by way of bots.
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If we do those things and take away those open 3-point shots and roads to the basket and get some of those loose balls, we win this game.
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We believe in an open, market-based economy bound by those values, an education system that supports and sustains those values, a robust foreign policy that promotes those values.
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All of those decades later, there is nobody else you can get into bed with that's as interested in talking about those kids as the father of those kids.
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Homes at highest risk for tick exposure are often those closer to parks, those with yards frequented by deer and those with white-footed mice, Dr. Diuk-Wasser said.
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These put at risk those who run the system, those who work in or alongside it, those who get caught up in it, and the general public as well.
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Throughout the day, people walked past Mr. Bokrezion's body, those with hair appointments at Haute Air, those with acupuncture appointments at Yupo Wellness, those just with someplace to be.
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Half of those who were forced said their rapist or assaulter was larger or older—and those coerced tended to be younger when it happened than those who weren't.
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Wilson and his colleagues divided participants into three groups: those educated for 12 years or fewer, those educated 13 to 16 years and those educated 17 years or more.
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As a sort of thank-you to all of those whom I have written about, and those whom I have written for, here are 210 of those jewels: 22015.
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We accommodate those in wheelchairs, those with hearing loss, those with reduced or absent vision because we recognize that contribution to society is not dependent on perfect physical health.
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Those who are intelligent wear earpieces that transmit disruptive noises, those who are beautiful wear degrading masks, and those who are powerful are held down with bags of lead.
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Apple didn't use CGI to create those faces — they shot those faces in a studio.
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If a recession is looming, those companies may come to regret those decisions, Goldberg said.
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I still get those butterflies and those nerves, and that means I still want it.
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" Those with the right to it were "elevated," while those without it, were "crushed down.
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"It's one of those sounds you never forget — how loud those boos were," Stanton said.
|
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Nerf Nitro poses an unexpected but welcome question: What if those those projectiles were cars?
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Who might those vehicles save, and on what basis do they make those ethical judgments?
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The bank achieved those goals in 2018 and reiterated those targets for 2019 on Thursday.
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There will always be those who play fair and those who don't follow the rules.
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And those are the times where a human can take over and make those decisions.
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But some people also perform under those pressures, they get made better by those things.
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Those are going to be tougher nuts to crack but those conversations are in place.
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Both of those are class action claims, so Uber is still seeking to arbitrate those.
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And I think those problems, those are actually the interesting problems going on right now.
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"I want one of those, how do I get one of those?" they ask her.
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And just like those waves on those rocks, we feel like a force of nature.
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Those who didn't, on the other hand, chose the same options in those two conditions.
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They marched to remember those who were killed and in solidarity with those who survived.
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Those figures include all minicab drivers in the capital, not just those driving for Uber.
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Petitions got started to encourage those fans never to listen to those critics ever again.
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Those on the London market are probably understating and those in Shanghai probably overstating availability.
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But," Finn argues, "you can't guarantee that those products are made out of those materials.
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Those are big sums, and those companies are going to be noticing everything Trump says.
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Those who soared on radio charts were awarded over those who chose to be innovative.
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But recouping at least some of those losses is possible, for those that know how.
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But when those come down to community choices, those are made at the council level.
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Those figures drop to 68%, 58% and 39%, respectively, among those who oppose the ACA.
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Those who had fled Aleppo and those who had stayed were hungry, cold and hurting.
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Both those things were my hobbies, and those two things morphed into my super hobby.
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In any of those cases, it would work on future devices that have those features.
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I think it's important to be a part of those stories and tell those stories.
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Conservatives have said, 'equalize the credit between those who get it and those who don't.
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Bored because I felt as if I already covered those grounds and beaten those enemies.
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These users fit those products into their daily lives and those companies grew and grew.
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So it's up to those who run economic policy to deal with those challenges well.
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But where we're headed, we're likely to even pass those optimal levels for those countries.
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You heard a little bit about our products in those ads — or in those articles.
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Younger workers, those in their 20s, contribute less than those in their 40s, for example.
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We are all exhausted, but especially those fighting the flames, and those rebuilding their homes.
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Those re-sellers use Flipkart's own website to sell some of those goods to customers.
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As long as I have those names of those players in my memory, I'm good.
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Yet those efforts typically help those who can travel to sites where aid is offered.
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You've gotta go out there to get round those corners and get round those bends.
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That's why I'm not willing to separate men into those categories: Those men are bad.
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Sometimes those steps are necessary, yes, but those are things you know how to do.
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Here those with mental impairment and those without it live and work together as friends.
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Thank you, little guy, for providing the antidote to all those "what are those?!" videos.
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"Just getting those, making those two pars and just getting my round rolling really helped."
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The percentage of those who felt unsafe during those interactions doubled from the year before.
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Otherwise, those without DACA status and those who did not submit initial applications by Sept.
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But those messages are not going through because those numbers that do not take replies.
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So I'm more interested in those indie reads, and those socially conscious and historical works.
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Those who agree ought to ask their politicians why those pesky Europeans deserve more rest.
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"I can't even imagine what those families and those communities are going through," he said.
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Those savers, as a result, will be subject to IRS savings limits for those accounts.
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Those warnings at the end of drug commercials, those could use some Usher-izing, too.
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The PM was clear that those rights would be different from those who came before.
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AND AMAZON IS ONE OF THOSE BIDDERS, THEY'RE NOT EVEN THE BIGGEST OF THOSE BIDDERS.
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The catch is that it has taken those economies 55 years to register those gains.
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Roughly 25% of those calls were regarding DeVos and, of those, 90% opposed her confirmation.
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In those situations, just burn those matches together by using them to ignite each other.
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The Trump administration said it would punish those who continued with sanctions on those countries.
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If those two countries work together .... then both of those countries will do extremely well.
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Both those further up the value chain than China and those below it spy opportunities.
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His stellar reputation may rest as much on those undone deals as on those completed.
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But those filings described Edmonds' and Flaum's conduct during years they worked at those institutions.
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Until now, those advertisers have worked directly with the Inmoji team to create those campaigns.
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Atiku's opponents say he would exploit those policies to enrich himself and those around him.
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So it's not just about those casual moments; those six-second (RIP Vine) puppy videos.
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Those bosses, though, still had something to say about the methods those primaries would follow.
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In Elena Ferrante's Those Who Leave and Those Who Stay, the narrator, a writer named
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"You're right there with those guys, you're right there with those kids," says James D'Arcy.
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The company hopes to offset those at least some of those increases by raising prices.
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Legislators in those states have been reluctant to spend money to keep those plants alive.
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To those suffering, & to the loved one's of those suffering, please know you're not alone.
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Those MROs who ... become complacent, I think you will see those MROs tend to falter.
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Those that have not innovated have gotten dinged and those that have are doing well.
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Sorry to those who loved ordering food deliveries from Amazon, but those days are over.
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Those who were food-insecure had 2.4 times the risk of those who were not.
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Those shoppers visit those stores 2.5 times more frequently than the retailers' non-Curbside shoppers.
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Build those two competencies, and all those smaller, more defined challenges will likely melt away.
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Separating those in charge of SIGINT and those in charge of cyber doesn't make sense.
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"We'll be watching those upside Elliott wave resistance levels in those stock indexes, " said Gordon.
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Researchers then split participants into two groups: those who cried, and those who got chills.
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In those speeches, though, Sanders connects all those points to the overarching theme of inequality.
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"My whole life has been lived in those streets, those roads, that motorway," she says.
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Obviously, you can just open any of those messages and unsubscribe from those blasts individually.
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Deepest condolences to the families of those murdered; and those involved who are scarred forever.
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For anybody who has done those things — which I have — those are very important services.
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All those friends can see those pictures and videos, and respond with the appropriate emojis.
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But those that were encounter groups—you didn't do those and not come out changed.
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We're also looking at that same software, those same Windows operating systems, those same browsers.
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During the shutdown, HUD cannot renew those contracts, putting 1,150 of those buildings in limbo.
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Their ranks included those who could legally cross the border and those who could not.
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The surest way would be to pull out of those countries and lose those customers.
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Unfortunately, those already vulnerable — children, the elderly and those living in poverty, are hit hardest.
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Gotta pick a centrist who can win over those indies and those more conservative voters.
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Those concerns helped shield US counterterrorism forces operating in those areas from any significant cuts.
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Those pro-growth Democrats, too, deserve their share of the credit for those economic successes.
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Those guys, that coaching staff — I have the ultimate respect for those guys down there.
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Those are owned by Michael Swier, who founded those clubs and began the Bowery enterprise.
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So it really filled an important gap in coverage for those children in those families.
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"Most of those places that have those negative interest rates — it's not stimulative," he said.
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Plans to end those programs in those last four nations were all challenged in court.
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Those providing long-term care, and those being cared for, are a largely invisible demographic.
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The people to get those dividends, or they get those capital gains, they're probably investors.
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"It's great for those who want it, but not so much for those who don't."
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Larger nations lose those conflicts, including those against guerillas and terrorists, when their will falters.
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New societies are shaped by those who are there, not by those who stay home.
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"There are those who benefited the village and those who hurt it," Mr. Matar said.
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Whenever I see those skateboard kids, I think, 'Those skateboard kids will be all right.
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In all those publications there are those with whom I agree and disagree with strongly.
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When those resources are gone, those jobs will be gone, and so will our planet.
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"I have picked those who are loyal to me and removed those who are not."
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She thinks those costs are not nearly as bad as those from the current system.
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The U.S. initially gave those allies a reprieve from those duties, but the exemptions expired.
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It's unclear as of now if those companies will be able to match those timelines.
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Those who support the ban believe cashless stores discriminate against those who lack financial stability.
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But those moments were so special to us, and so we're trying to capture those.
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" He added, "The more those interventions involve partnerships, the more effective those interventions can be.
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Next came those who had to pay, followed by those who got in for free.
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"I see those pictures, and I feel connected to those mothers in Brazil," she said.
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During the shutdown, HUD cannot renew those contracts, putting 2202,2628 of those buildings in limbo.
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The marijuana industry is one full of possibility for those who see outside those stereotypes.
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Huerco S. - For Those of You Who Have Never (And Also Those Who Have)43.
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Although those are both out of print now so I should put those out again.
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And those who didn't, how much better they were than those I was hoping for.
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This piece is as much for those under 60 as it is for those above.
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If people are consistent with those tools, you can change those patterns that aren't working.
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The pimps would simply place their ads within those lists of those types of services.
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Those numbers on those pages, wherever they were, certainly hadn't ever been for her benefit.
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"Those two 3s, obviously those were the two biggest plays of the game," Clifford said.
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Infant mortality rates in those states are on par with those in Botswana and Thailand.
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"[The lab] planted 100 of those seeds, and zero of those seeds germinated," he said.
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You start asking those questions of yourself, and you will have to answer those questions.
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Those under 30 would receive a $2,000 credit, which would double for those over 60.
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Now those businesses can respond to all of those comments from Facebook's Pages Manager app.
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He would see prostitutes and those who were -- in those days -- they called them winos.
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Second, most of those machines have had consequences wildly different from those anticipated in 22019.
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I feel more sorry for those people who feel they have to have those opinions.
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