Jeff Sessions is too tied to the campaign, too tied to the President.
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"It made me feel tied to history, tied to my community," he said.
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What hurt him was being tied to a party that's tied to Trump.
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" The former campaign adviser endorsed Trump's view, saying his support is "not tied to a specific policy, it's tied to disrupting, it's tied to shaking up the status quo.
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It's always tied to the corporate benefactor's needs; it's not tied to the university's needs.
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Defensive stocks are generally tied to sectors that are not tied to the economy improving.
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For girls, adulthood is tied to their sexuality; for boys, adulthood is tied to the ability to win.
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When you look at stocks, obviously they're tied to earnings, they're tied to a long-term stream of earnings.
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The memo cites studies indicating higher earnings are tied to longer lifespans, whereas unemployment is tied to higher mortality rates.
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Instead of being tied to fears of economic weakness it was tied to too much growth and fears of inflation.
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He said about 550,000 jobs are tied to the pork sector and 110,000 of them are directly tied to exports.
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I do think the firearms thing is tied to politics, but the rest is tied to people's angst and feelings.
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Too much sodium was tied to 66,508 deaths, for example, while not enough nuts and seeds was tied to 59,374 deaths.
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Credit card interest rates are tied to the prime rate, which is tied to — you guessed it — the federal funds rate.
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The blockbuster aspect is tied to the fact that theater, the ultimate live entertainment, is now irreversibly tied to the computer screen.
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This breaks the usual pattern of commercial policies being tied to specific vehicles, and of personal policies alone being tied to individuals.
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But I don't think so, because so much of music is tied to repertoire and tradition, which is tied to specific instruments.
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Nadler wants all documents tied to "any narrative, personal account, documentation, recording, or photograph" tied to Trump from Pecker's company since 2015.
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So they restrained the animals in each of the three ways — standing, tied to mattress, tied to special table — but didn't shear them.
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Uber and Lyft have been tied to rising car congestion in cities, just as they've been tied to declining ridership of public transportation.
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The data showed that the most common product groups related to TBIs in children were related to sports and recreation, which was linked to 28.8% of injuries; home furnishings and fixtures, tied to 17.2% of injuries; home structures and construction materials, tied to 17.1% of injuries; child nursery equipment, tied to 2.7% of injuries, and toys, tied to 2.4%, among other products.
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Underfunded cancers tended to be associated with stigmatized behaviors, including liver tumors - tied to drinking, and cervical cancer - tied to a sexually transmitted virus.
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The groups involved include Our Revolution, which is closely tied to Sanders, and the Progressive Change Campaign Committee, which is closely tied to Warren.
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"We found 175 children all with shaved heads, tied to their wheelchairs, tied to metal railings, held in cages," Rosenthal told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Totally still have feelings but, at the same time, I am not tied to any man or tied to Tyler and I'm not going to be.
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As for Caterpillar, roughly 40 percent of its sales are tied to construction, and about 50 percent are tied to the energy, transportation and natural resources industries.
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The list, which spans the period from September 2014 to December 2016, almost exclusively focuses on incidents tied to, or rumored to be tied to, Islamic extremists.
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His probe into "corruption and other improprieties" tied to Ukraine comes as the Senate Intelligence Committee is investigating a whistleblower complaint tied to Trump's actions toward Ukraine.
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"The bottom line is Roger Stone is as much tied to this campaign as the super PAC that leaked that is tied to the Cruz campaign," Lewandowski said.
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Put another way, "Islamic" is a bigger umbrella that signifies anything tied to the religion, while "Islamist" is a smaller umbrella that covers issues tied to political Islam.
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Among female veterans, opioids were also tied to a nearly eight-times-higher risk of suicide, while amphetamines and stimulants were tied to almost six times the risk.
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They separated overdose deaths into one of three categories: Overdose deaths tied to opioid use, deaths tied to non-opioid use, and deaths with no specified drug at blame.
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The Russia legislation would impose new sanctions on any individuals tied to "malicious cyber activity," supply weapons to Assad's government or are tied to Russia's intelligence and defense sectors.
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"Regardless of whether you're a user or not Facebook gets this information, and it's tied to your unique advertisement ID so it's really tied to your identity," she said.
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I had assumed the people on the list were somehow tied to Russia's continuing conflict in Ukraine, that the Kremlin was seeking revenge against individuals tied to the fighting.
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The recent cannabis cases include allegations of a Ponzi scheme tied to a fictitious cannabis company and charges of securities fraud tied to an alleged criminal ring in Colorado.
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Using simvastatin or lovastatin was not tied to risk of stroke, but they were tied to about a 46 percent increased risk of major hemorrhage, as reported in CMAJ.
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Citigroup's role in trying to manipulate overseas benchmark rates tied to the pricing of interest rates and the use of derivatives products tied to those benchmarks has been no secret.
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In part, this is because employee benefits like healthcare and retirement have historically been tied to employment in the United States while in Europe they have been tied to government.
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Pentagon officials are pushing for the parade to be tied to Veterans Day, rather than Independence Day or Memorial Day, because it would appear to be less tied to Trump.
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Sondland's testimony that it was a "presumption" the aid was tied to investigations gave Republicans their opening to argue there wasn't a quid pro quo tied to the security aid.
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U.S. gasoline consumption, tied to household incomes and employment, is running at a record seasonal rate while diesel demand, more closely tied to the industrial economy, is at multi-year lows.
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The list of failed contracts offered by U.S. futures exchanges includes apples, potatoes, shrimp, and turkey futures, as well as contracts tied to inflation, and futures contracts tied to specific stocks.
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It will keep the House's per per-person funding growth rate, which was tied to medical inflation, but in 2025 it lowers to being tied to inflation, a lower growth rate.
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The oil and gas exploration boom tied to fracking technology came to a halt with energy prices at rock-bottom levels, and with it sales of equipment tied to that boom.
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Most of the vaping products tied to the outbreak were bought on the black market, although a handful of deaths have been tied to products purchased through state-legal marijuana dispensaries.
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Net income in the latest period included a noncash gain tied to the deconsolidation of its German bottling operations, partially offset by charges tied to refranchising its North American territories and restructuring.
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While the bank's commercial loan portfolio remains heavily tied to the greater Chicagoland and Southeast Wisconsin, Fitch notes that one-third of WTFC's book is tied to its national premium finance business.
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Why it matters: If he hadn't cashed out his Exxon stake, he would've been tied to the company for hundreds of millions of dollars, similar to the way Cheney was tied to Halliburton.
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Just this week, the agency announced there had been yet another E. coli outbreak likely tied to romaine lettuce this fall — at least the sixth outbreak tied to the product in recent years.
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There are currently no leagues or tournaments in esports where teams tied to cities compete against each other in their local venues because almost no teams are tied to cities or local venues.
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Progression in Firestorm is tied to your base game progress.
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Europlace hasn't tried to quantify the number tied to clearing.
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Google Home, the speaker, is tied to one Google account.
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With Alexa, it's just tied to an Amazon shopping account.
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The phone number can also be tied to him online.
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And they are literally tied to his actual, physical survival.
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But other divisions are closely tied to fossil fuels, too.
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Story's slump was tied to a bruised right middle finger.
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Fox faces other private civil litigation tied to the scandal.
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The visa was tied to a job in New Jersey.
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For me, the internet has always been tied to videogames.
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Many of the dissidents killed were tied to labor unions.
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One was tied to a radiator at night, he says.
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They think it's tied to, of all things, the economy.
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Much of those losses are tied to incentives for drivers.
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So Lutsenko is tied to someone whose ship is sinking.
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Few areas of technology are not somehow tied to China.
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World demand for energy is closely tied to economic growth.
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"This was not tied to that at all," he said.
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Childhood, in iconic stories, was tied to expulsion — until now.
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Someone was looking into wrongdoing tied to the recycling program.
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Additionally, Black hair has always been tied to Black identity.
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Why are phone numbers specifically tied to a single device?
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GELLER: We monitor that had been tied to jihad terror.
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Transitional and tied to no season, it's always en vogue.
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She was hanging from a noose tied to a tree.
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In 2017, Discord removed a public server tied to AltRight.
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Poroshenko's unpopularity is tied to his failure to tackle corruption.
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I'm emotionally tied to it, but it's also an obligation.
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The pledge is individual and is not tied to equity.
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The main parties are tied to clans with unsavoury connections.
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Virtually every action appeared to be tied to an emotion.
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His prison sentence, however, is not tied to those actions.
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Ro Khanna's (D, CA) GAIN Act — are tied to work.
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"I believe it was tied to those transcripts," she says.
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We went from being tied to being 12 points down.
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There is a real sex ring tied to this case.
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Clinton was too tied to big corporations and Wall Street.
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Some of his missteps of late were tied to Wisconsin.
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CERTAIN OPERATIONS TIED TO ENVIRONMENT AND SAFETY WILL BE MANAGED
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Zimmer also was tied to stock trading by Tom Price.
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Prosecutors said the crimes were tied to sex and drugs.
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The PBOC is mulling freezing bank accounts tied to ICOs.
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But most of that's tied to inventory, things like structures.
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"The outflows are probably tied to brand damage," said Leon.
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Some say that "psychological importance" is tied to these levels.
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A good reading that's tied to a tasty, good steal.
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He committed to recusing himself from matters tied to Raytheon.
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Poor oral health has also been tied to these tumors.
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An estimated 29,22008 people hold utility jobs tied to coal.
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The scarf had reportedly been tied to her door. pic.twitter.
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Makes premium subsidies flat payments tied to age and income.
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There is no company more tied to exports than Caterpillar.
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Annuity payments are closely tied to overall interest rates, however.
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He says workers who aren't tied to Williston are leaving.
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They're fast, aggressive, but you're not tied to a subject.
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Why does Mueller believe Kilimnik is tied to Russian intelligence?
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Hypertension has also been tied to such plaques, she added.
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Your health is tied to that — a 99-cent nugget.
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But Gillespie faces two big hurdles, both tied to Trump.
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A. Yes, it was tied to it in the beginning.
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Their costs, however, are generally tied to rising "Obamacare" rates.
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The other 50 are junior ministers, tied to specific portfolios.
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Its value is tied to the value of the asset.
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First they were severely beaten, then tied to a tree.
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She has chores, but they aren't tied to the money.
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Industries tied to fossil fuels spent nearly $2 billion in
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Beyoncé's activism has been more closely tied to her art.
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The Apple Card's rewards are also tied to the iPhone.
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The lawyers claimed their client was unfairly tied to Böhnhardt
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Court documents tied to Sui's case were unsealed on Monday.
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Those with business interests tied to upcoming federal government action?
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Their wagon of reelection is inexorably tied to the president.
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Its value is tied to the value of the asset.
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Recent bans on laptops have been tied to terrorism concerns.
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Congressional Republicans know their future is tied to Trump's survival.
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U.S. officials believe the hacker is tied to the Kremlin.
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Financial contracts worth trillions of dollars are tied to Libor.
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Meanwhile, the DEA has its hands tied to an extent.
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We see a man tied to the tree, obviously terrified.
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Data collection is also more tightly tied to specific function.
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It was an idea that was tied to a place.
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For decades, America's national security has been tied to oil.
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These will be tied to broader Google Cloud Platform support.
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There are not specific rewards tied to the various tiers.
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Visas would not be tied to the individual as such.
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It's also tied to one of Cramer's biggest market fears.
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Tied to a referral bonus, this can be particularly promising.
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He believes that scent is tied to intuition and memory.
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My copy of "Super Mario Run" is tied to iOS.
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Cuba has long been tied to criminal and terrorist enterprises.
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But the player most tied to those goals is Antetokounmpo.
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And anxiety is closely tied to depression, Dr. Merikangas said.
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It's not a linear equation that is tied to volume.
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However, blockchain does not have to be tied to currency.
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Some inestimable chunk of that is tied to Ms. Arzón.
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Women are less ambitious, and more tied to the family.
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Today, American agriculture is even more tied to global markets.
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All were tied to a network of Colombian cocaine traffickers.
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It continues to take down fake ads tied to Russia.
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Companies tied to Zamel have connections to Russia as well.
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Are the same kind of emotions tied to those paintings?
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We want success tied to the success of the community.
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Could it be tied to the looming L train shutdown?
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"Perceived biological threat is tied to a perceived cultural threat."
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Their success is tied to the success of the company.
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The Senate, on the other hand, is tied to land.
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What's more, oral health is closely tied to general wellness.
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"Distribution is still very much tied to relationships," Ganzer says.
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His sleeping habits are tied to that way of living.
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It also reported its 235th death tied to the coronavirus.
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But on social media, pineapples are inextricably tied to infertility.
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To some extent, it could be tied to millennials' lifestyles.
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All of this is tied to the psychology of accommodation.
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Tengler's lingering worry was tied to China's overall economic health.
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Do you have memories tied to trees in your neighborhood?
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And this isn't only tied to social interactions in person.
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Von Holzhausen's genius is for beauty that's tied to reality.
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Ms. Park's office denied any wrongdoing tied to the meetings.
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"I do feel very tied to the mission," she said.
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This improvement is directly tied to the Republican tax cuts.
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Mr. Systrom's wealth is tied to Facebook — at 88 percent.
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But our ancestors' minds were tied to wisdom, not things.
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"People's livelihoods are directly tied to that industry," said Rep.
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The Hill: House Republicans voice messaging frustrations tied to impeachment.
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It is tied to a string slung across his torso.
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My self worth suddenly felt tightly tied to my fertility.
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The biggest risks are tied to Aramco's core business: oil.
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Others were tied to political parties in Ecuador and Spain.
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Facebook also deleted pages believed to be tied to Russia.
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Similar programs are tied to individual schools or geographical areas.
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The name presumably is tied to the shape of avocados.
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Some of those cuts were tied to mergers and acquisitions.
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Ms. Fattori said she feels emotionally tied to the reef.
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That economic anxiety is tied to racial animus, experts argue.
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It's an inspiring industry, tied to the land, not exportable.
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Don't limit people to skills directly tied to work, either.
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We're the ones whose lives are tied to the earth.
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That particular governance reform is tied to the funding deal.
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These are also tools that are tied to white supremacy.
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Race is closely tied to use and levels of force.
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"It's always tied to a Pop Warner coach," Stevenson says.
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And for most, the car is inextricably tied to Reynolds.
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Just over $23 billion is invested in mutual and exchange-traded funds tied to the Dow Jones Industrial Average compared to nearly $4.3 trillion tied to the S&P 500, according to Lipper research.
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FLORIDA MAN ARRESTED IN BRIBERY CASE TIED TO JPMORGAN ATTACK: The FBI on Thursday arrested a Florida man for his role in a bribery scheme tied to the massive 2014 hack of JP Morgan.
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Brain injuries in younger children were tied to products such as beds and flooring, while injuries in older kids were tied to sports, such as football, basketball and bicycling, researchers reported in Brain Injury.
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The widely accepted idea was that half of a stock's performance was tied to its broader sector's performance, and the other half was tied to its own trajectory and how management led the company.
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Her survival is not tied to a specific person any more than a patient in kidney failure depends upon a specific machine, or a diabetic's life is tied to a specific batch of insulin.
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It's called counterweight so the yo-yo isn't tied to your hands; there's a weight tied to end of the string and you hold it and then you can also police it and do tricks.
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One account could be tied to all your social media accounts, a second tied to your friends, family, and banking, and yet another for any service or list that you need to sign up for.
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"The rating is not tied to certain thresholds in terms of fiscal debt or deficit measures, it's more tied to the capacity of the government to support its economy without endangering public finances," Diron said.
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This could be a fixed rate, meaning it doesn't change, or a variable rate, which means the APR is tied to a rate that moves with the prime rate, which is tied to economic factors.
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In its decision, the jury made no distinctions about what portion of the damages was tied to the article and what was tied to other comments made by Ms. Erdely and Rolling Stone after publication.
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Since she's homeschooled, she isn't tied to a specific school district.
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Here's what we know about the company tied to the breach.
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All that said, behaviors can't always be directly tied to intelligence.
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CNN meteorologists say it's all tied to a jet stream pattern.
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But more moderate sedentary times were not tied to increased risk.
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There are currently no writers or filmmakers tied to the movie.
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They also found both her legs, tied to pieces of metal.
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The number of injuries tied to air guns is drastically higher.
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And McCabe is also tied to the Clinton email cover-up.
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Fruit purchase and consumption are tied to social and cultural practices.
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So, there isn't a particular dollar figure tied to it, no.
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What's more, poor flight performance was tied to younger fledging ages.
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It's a homeport, hopefully tied to renewables, like solar or wind.
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Shareholders rejected an investor proposal tied to "clawing back" executive pay.
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Ethiopia's mother-celebrating holiday, Antrosht, isn't tied to a specific date.
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Right now, your data may not be tied to you specifically.
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State licensure was tied to education, introducing some semblance of standards.
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Do you still find that makeup is tied to your music?
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Targaryen blood matters because it's directly tied to dragons and magic.
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Of those, a handful were allegedly tied to Russian interference operations.
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But Hefner's legacy doesn't seem tied to any of those uncertainties.
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Closer to home, eclipses have been tied to events of revolution.
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With me, freedom was emotional, and mental, not tied to geography.
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That would result in fewer expenses tied to hiring and training.
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But it has already ensnared some international companies tied to Petrobras.
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Firebase opens with a disfigured American soldier tied to a post.
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For most people, cravings tend to be tied to heartier foods.
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Sales were also weaker at stores typically tied to holiday shopping.
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Horses are tied to lifeguard booths on the beach in Malibu.
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Succeeding in business can often be directly tied to taking risks.
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Being so closely tied to Google comes with some risks, though.
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It is a unique solution tied to the country's cruel history.
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A drifter named Rudy Guede was also tied to Kercher's murder.
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JIM CRAMER: Was your bonus ever tied to those product sales?
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There has been a spate of suicides tied to adverse rulings.
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Names tied to global growth, like Caterpillar, have also been slammed.
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He is more tied to the baseball team's history than most.
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Health insurance, for example, has long been tied to employment status.
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"It was me and her, tied to the hip," he remembers.
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Shipping costs were tied to investments in expanding one-day delivery.
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He and his aristocratic family are closely tied to British royalty.
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Currently, social credit is tied to a handful of disparate initiatives.
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So Uber is more directly tied to that nation's misogynistic policies.
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It also has a philanthropic effort tied to it as well.
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Google's implementation, however, isn't a launch tied to a single event.
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The sector's fortunes are closely tied to expectations for global growth.
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Ahmad said that Wan was not tied to Dragon's junket partners.
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But the dollar's outlook remains tied to U.S. interest rate expectations.
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Your real identity won't be tied to your publicly visible transactions.
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"If you're tied to coal, then you've got problems," he said.
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As a music manager, Shane's tied to his band's demanding schedule.
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Evidence suggests this metabolic tail-off is tied to mitochondrial burnout.
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The quality is tied to the particular attributes of a place.
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Oil demand is closely tied to broader indicators of economic growth.
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Chief ushers used to be tied to the White House itself.
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Has Uber been tied to anything like what happened in Kalamazoo?
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And the potential risks tied to climate change don't end there.
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Plan a Met Gala with a theme closely tied to technology.
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He was tied to the cases through DNA and ballistics evidence.
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But today the sector is not so tied to private building.
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Harriet's motives and her identity is also tied to Luce's success.
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Half of that bonus is in share units tied to performance.
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I think it is also tied to how we define diseases.
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For many years Ivory Coast's economic fortunes were tied to agriculture.
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"And those benefits are tied to overall cardiovascular health," Stewart said.
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Baskin-Robbins aired TV commercials tied to "Stranger Things," as well.
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The company, it says, is too closely tied to the NRA.
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But Audible's particular success is largely tied to Amazon's market dominance.
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But some other software tricks are tied to the second screen.
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Not surprisingly, suicidal thoughts are closely tied to PTSD and depression.
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Many of these debit cards are tied to mobile payment services.
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Those issues are also tied to questions of race and war.
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Trump knows that his political fate is tied to those voters.
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It's not the only politically-themed project Hanks is tied to.
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N over "alleged misconduct" tied to its servicing single-family mortgages.
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It's a feeling closely tied to being relaxed or chilled out.
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"Consumer spending is very much tied to income growth," he said.
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Federal procrastination is also seemingly not tied to lack of pressure.
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His wife received $85033,000 in campaign support tied to Virginia Gov.
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Divvy declined to provide valuation tied to the latest funding round.
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Some also have other promotions and special events tied to them.
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Among his allegations is that Mifsud is tied to Western intelligence.
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Ninety percent of the claims are tied to the first three.
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It was never explicitly tied to identity, but it was implied.
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"It's intimately tied to what we see here," says Dinzey-Flores.
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Then, gay and bisexual men were overwhelmingly tied to the epidemic.
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Do you have a lot of specific memories tied to food?
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Women's (and men's) economic futures are still tied to being married.
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Some 25.3 million clients are still tied to the regulated tariffs.
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ISS' data does not capture how withdrawals were tied to deals.
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Communication factors were tied to how parents felt about their decisions.
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Instead, most people said healthcare cost wasn't necessarily tied to quality.
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Everytown notes that domestic violence is closely tied to mass shootings.
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Passcodes are also tied to disk encryption and various security features.
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Officials are investigating a spate of lung illnesses tied to vaping.
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Wilson, 30, is contractually tied to Seattle through the 2023 season.
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Stocks tied to economic growth outperformed more defensive ones last week.
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It's not clear if Juul's devices are tied to the illnesses.
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Millions of American jobs are directly tied to trade with Mexico.
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He's tied to a stake in the back yard, she says.
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Cash handouts are tied to revenue targets or top-selling apps.
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High-yield savings accounts are tied to the federal funds rate.
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McDonald's has had major marketing campaigns tied to sports results before.
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It's more tied to political ideology than other public health problems.
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This can be dangerous, as your success becomes tied to theirs.
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But the problems appear systemic, tied to human nature and economics.
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That way, those devices are not tied to your main network.
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Saudi Aramco's success, in many ways, is tied to its roots.
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Malaysia has seen a surge in cases tied to the event.
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Companies are expanding services and promotional offerings tied to homebound audiences.
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In other communities, what separates neighborhoods is probably tied to incarceration.
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Most — but not all — provisions are directly tied to the coronavirus.
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Are all the blockchain projects tied to Bitcoin in some way?
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And the electronic payment company tied to the tech giant Alibaba.
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Kuwait reported 43 new cases, all of them tied to Iran.
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Still, he was firmly tied to the Republican foreign policy establishment.
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China has been tied to attacks aimed at stealing trade secrets.
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His whole life and identify, he explained, was tied to Kentucky.
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Most of that damage came from heavy rainfall tied to warming.
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Is the use of antibiotics in infancy tied to childhood obesity?
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The second, in 1987, was tied to the Iran-Contra Affair.
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Tepper does worry about one thing tied to Amazon's fundamentals, though.
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Her attraction to Nebraska was always tied to her daughter, Rachel.
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It is tied to a $25 billion border security trust fund.
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The issue could be tied to as many as eight deaths.
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Eating more fish was tied to more lovemaking, and more babies.
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Democrats' Iowa problem is also tied to a New Hampshire dilemma.
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The conglomerate, HNA Group, is closely tied to the Chinese government.
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One, I woke up and I was tied to the bed.
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It's not a bad thing, you're just tied to other people.
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Governments to date have been directly tied to particular geographic areas.
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It's still too tied to the history and not free enough.
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Brain shrinkage is tied to an increased risk of Alzheimer's disease.
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Even the Le Pen name, tied to her father, is absent.
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The Gap is tied to traditional malls, where traffic is slowing.
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Small captive insurance has also been tied to abusive estate planning.
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Law enforcement believes his death was tied to the weather conditions.
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A lot of these characters are also deeply tied to Harlem.
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The APR you can get is often tied to your creditworthiness.
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Apple's Touch ID worked, and it was tied to Apple's services.
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Medicare pays hospitals a lump sum tied to a patient's diagnosis.
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Trump has not always been deeply tied to the NRA, though.
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Twitter found 28500 accounts tied to Facebook pages under Russian control.
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Further convictions tied to Watts could be overturned in the future.
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Much of the damage is directly tied to Trump's racial politics.
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Property taxes, which are tied to property values, also rose sharply.
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Miller is working on two businesses tied to the marijuana boom.
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Some names that have frequently been tied to Biden include Sen.
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His concerns about partisanship were tied to another contemporary issue: inequality.
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SB 299 created two Class A misdemeanors tied to drone use.
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So far, Facebook has found 470 accounts tied to Russian agents.
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Moore's rise was explicitly tied to religious ferment; Trump's was not.
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I think because it's all tied to some really horrible things.
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Most of those overdoses are believed to be tied to opioids.
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Tori also just got tied to a "Beverly Hills, 90210" reboot.
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And it was the email that was tied to her Facebook.
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But that drop isn't necessarily tied to underqualified students of color.
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They&aposre tied to -- they are connected to a terrorist organization that is trying to topple the regime and carve out a Kurdis town inside of Turkey and Syria but they&aposre loosely tied to them.
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Mr. Trump insisted that the group behind the ad was tied to Mr. Cruz, and criticized him for not disavowing the spot — but the group is not tied to Mr. Cruz, and he did disavow it.
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Results at Wells Fargo and Goldman Sachs were both marred by legal expenses tied to scandals: At Wells, legal charges were tied to its fake accounts issue, while Goldman neared a resolution to its 1MDB investigation.
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The legislation would impose a range of new sanctions, including on any individuals tied to "malicious cyber activity," supplying weapons to Syrian President Bashar Assad's government or any that are tied to Russia's intelligence and defense sectors.
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These are cryptocurrencies tied to the value of traditional assets, such as fiat currency or gold; the NYT's sources claim Facebook is looking to launch a stablecoin whose value would be tied to a basket of currencies.
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Only about $20 billion is invested in exchange-traded funds tied to the Dow, the vast majority in the , much less than the $380 billion in ETFs tied to the S&P 500, according to Lipper data.
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The firm paid $2 billion to settle American charges of fraudulently misrepresenting securities tied to home mortgages, as well as a separate settlement over charges tied to allegations that it manipulated the interest rate known as Libor.
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One of our editors with a much less common name searched for his name, and found his name tied to a comment as well — the exact same comment that my name was tied to, word for word.
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Others said the doors had to be tied to keep them shut.
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Part of that reason can be tied to the rise of subcontracting.
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Ultimately, though, Singapore's fate remains tied to the region as a whole.
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But more often than not, it's tied to the world of cybercrime.
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"Anything that's tied to fundraising is really, really, really important," Hankes said.
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Each of those technical laser milestones had monetary incentives tied to them.
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For women, this criticism tends to be strongly tied to their appearance.
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And her rise can be tied to her populist policy driven campaign.
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The phone described in the Motherboard story was tied to the carrier.
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Is it tied to how many "likes" that picture got on Instagram?
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The pills were not tied to an increased risk of suicide, however.
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At least 11 people have died in violence tied to the unrest.
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Johnston said he thinks Trump's tax returns are tied to the Russians.
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Services inflation, which is closely tied to aggregate demand, also remains subdued.
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In the U.S., now more than ever, it seems tied to ideology.
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The more personal aspects of the service remain tied to users' phones.
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Your card and bank transfers remain tied to your main N26 account.
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Until August 2015 the yuan had been closely tied to the dollar.
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Prior to their suspected relationship, both stars were tied to other people.
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Here are five Zarqawi claims to infamy tied to today's ISIS: 1.
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Each in-house discussion or event was tied to a direct action.
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Other advertising and media companies have been tied to the corruption case.
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Travis Perkins' fortunes are closely tied to housing transactions and consumer confidence.
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Increasingly, the marijuana legalization movement has been tied to the pot industry.
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But now its change in policies appears closely tied to current events.
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So far, four people tied to the Trump campaign have been charged.
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It also increases your production of cortisol, which is tied to stress.
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This is tied to the dream world and mystical thought in Haiti.
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Researchers noted that this could be tied to a lack of exercise.
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It's likely tied to the elevated alcohol and drug use among artists.
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In China, phone numbers have long been tied to your local region.
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Those surveyed definitely weren't all tied to the traditional ideas of courtship.
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Seemingly, the books' wide-ranging success is inherently tied to the covers.
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The incumbent Poroshenko's unpopularity is tied to his failure to tackle corruption.
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By contrast, agencies tied to the Guards rushed to confirm his departure.
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About 45 percent of Martin Marietta's business is directly tied to infrastructure.
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CallJoy is also tied to only one location and one phone number.
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Up until now, new emoji releases have been tied to Android updates.
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And our growth was tied to traffic growth, which is really important.
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Another dangerous type of sell-off is tied to initial public offerings.
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Support for abortion rights wasn't always so tied to one political party.
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My own conservatism is not tied to any ethnic or cultural background.
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Polish prosecutors have been investigating allegations of corruption tied to the case.
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At issue: Many benefits are traditionally tied to your full-time employer.
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Siri, their digital assistant, lags behind and is tied to Apple's hardware.
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Consciousness might be closely tied to the particularities of human-like intelligence.
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They're forever tied to the evergreen conifer trees we call Christmas trees.
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It's a damn shame to have negative fan reaction tied to it.
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In other words, it's tied to the performance of underlying investment accounts.
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Under the law, reimbursements to providers is tied to their doing this.
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It's also not tied to an economic downturn like the Great Recession.
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The company allegedly tied to Russian mafia was called Quartell Trading Ltd.
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They're frequently called "unlocked smartphones" because they aren't tied to a carrier.
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Currencies tied to oil production, such as the Canadian dollar, were stronger.
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Even the interest rates banks charge you are tied to the markets.
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It really is tied to an expected functional benefit of the product.
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Mo Brooks (R-Ala.), has hit him for being tied to McConnell.
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Plus, a services business that is mostly tied to supporting the others.
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The few winners in the market are tied to Chinese infrastructure projects.
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Critics said it could leave the country tied to EU rules indefinitely.
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In fact, surgical trends are often tied to economic ones, Riaz says.
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There are only a handful of official sponsors tied to the Masters.
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They are awarded to employers - not employees - and tied to specific positions.
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That's because women's socioeconomic success is intrinsically tied to their reproductive lives.
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The inadvertent surveillance, Nunes said, was not tied to ongoing Russia investigation.
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Additional funding from multilateral and bilateral creditors is tied to the programme.
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They blame their partner, they're tied to another person and so on.
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First: Her political career is irrevocably tied to her antagonistic class warfare.
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That embarrassed leaders worldwide who had interests tied to secretive business concerns.
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Mortgage rates are often tied to the benchmark 10-year Treasury yield.
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If you aren't tied to Android, give that a look as well.
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"With the footwork stuff, I've been slightly tied to EPs," he notes.
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Thirty percent of Medicare payments are now tied to alternative payment arrangements.
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An exhibit tied to the issue will open in August at Harvard.
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The yield on the Treasury note is closely tied to interest rates.
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Drugs, however, were tied to only a 9 percent decline in fatigue.
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The issue was likely tied to troubles Friday with Amazon Web Services.
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The issues around DACA and immigration are also tied to student success.
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He was tied to the social media version of a whipping post.
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And, its success can be directly tied to its army of operators.
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There has been no evidence that Black is tied to any wrongdoing.
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He will forever be tied to Christmas, as the mastermind behind Wham!
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What if an employee's salary could be tied to the customers satisfaction?
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From manufacturing to retail sectors, good jobs are tied to scientific research.
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There are also clear generational differences that are tied to child rearing.
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It may sound crazy, but scent is very closely tied to memory.
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Alex van der Zwaan, a Dutch lawyer tied to Manafort and Gates
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Each one was tied to a particular product from a specific brand.
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" The New York business source says, "Donald's love is tied to performance.
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A trolley is barreling toward five people tied to the tracks ahead.
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A pink Ohlala banner tied to the railing billows silently behind her.
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Who doesn't want their executives' pay directly tied to the company's performance?
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Like millions of Americans, he has health insurance tied to his work.
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But that seemed directly tied to my nervous system—a physiological response.
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So much of my personal identity was tied to being in Chumped.
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Sanders' career arc can be loosely tied to his affiliation with Impulse!
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And it's usually tied to a problem they've had some experience with.
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Why were so many rappers of the time tied to the Nation?
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Some of those folks were tied to that land into the 1960s.
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So far, just one person tied to the breach has been punished.
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I think most of our references are not tied to the now.
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And when we have kids, we find ourselves tied to those houses.
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Therefore the only answer is cryptographically secure identities tied to our person.
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The public data in question is tied to the two specific projects.
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The logic for being tied to Spotify this way was two-fold.
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First, there's Tyrion's fascination with fire, an element tied to the Targaryens.
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That matters for banks since profits are closely tied to the economy.
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How is the data that&aposs tied to your identifiable information used?
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Similarly, I own a bunch of apps tied to my Google login.
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They're tied to tax returns — what about people who don't file taxes?
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But Weezer's fortunes weren't tied to the rise and dissipation of grunge.
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None of the proposed changes to regulation are specifically tied to Obamacare.
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Epically wrong This is the most infamous prediction tied to the law.
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Taxi companies could receive help tied to incentives to purchase electric vehicles.
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Assistance to local public transit systems could be tied to ridership numbers.
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New Girl's early success was largely tied to its star, Zooey Deschanel.
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R.A. statements had been tied to his regulatory actions, Mr. Snyder said.
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So much of sponsorships is tied to medaling, and specific championship goals.
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First of all, it's no longer tied to an Apple TV device.
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Those numbers are tied to campaign finance reports filed by individual lawmakers.
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Opioids may be tied to an increased risk of life-threatening infections.
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Should any health institution take money tied to Pepsi or Coca-Cola?
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They left their gear tied to rocks, expecting to return next spring.
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Flowers and balloons were tied to the porch railing above the memorial.
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Google agreed to make some changes to search practices tied to advertising.
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Most of Google's revenue comes from advertisements tied to its search results.
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Today, the brand is no longer tied to that Bushwick warehouse aesthetic.
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"The salesmen are all tied to their computers these days," Laroche said.
|
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The biggest concern around Snapchat appears to be tied to user growth.
|
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Others tied to the campaign, including Papadopoulos, have also received prison sentences.
|
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My faith is not tied to some divine promise about the afterlife.
|
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To be sure, ICE's PAC is not tied to Loeffler or Sprecher.
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The bank's interventions are tied to the value of its gold holdings.
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Now, at age 37, I am the parent, mostly tied to home.
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Covert campaigns have been tied to Russia and Iran, among other countries.
|
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The manifesto tied to the El Paso shooter makes this painfully clear.
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The term sustainable travel has been inextricably tied to opulent eco-travel.
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Research also suggests that it affects behaviors more closely tied to health.
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Two Giuliani Associates Tied to Ukraine Scandal Arrested on Campaign Finance Charges.
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Globally, Starbucks frequently announces partnerships tied to charity and social justice missions.
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This is tied to reporting earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization.
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Eating chocolate has been tied to a reduced risk of heart disease.
|
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Escrow accounts are a type of savings account tied to your mortgage.
|
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Iran has never been publicly tied to one of those ICS attacks.
|
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Abuse of the patent system is directly tied to skyrocketing drug prices.
|
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Puts profit when the equity they are tied to decline in value.
|
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It was much more personal and tied to their own creative process.
|
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That confidence is largely tied to Joe Biden's weak showing in Iowa.
|
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" A label tied to a gnarly hand clutching the cigarette reads "Abuse.
|
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Echoing the drumbeat were social media organs tied to the Russian government.
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"Most of this was directly tied to his staff and his actions."
|
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O'Brien denied on Sunday that Maguire's firing was tied to the briefing.
|
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The wrists of each man are zip-tied to a grab handle.
|
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For decades the union was closely tied to the French Communist Party.
|
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These defensive names are typically less tied to global growth and turbulence.
|
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Clorox is a classic defensive stock, less tied to the economic cycle.
|
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This created a different psychological pattern that was tied to longer lifetimes.
|
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Their bottom lines aren't tied to material prosperity in small-town Wisconsin.
|
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But in Messenger's case, the feature isn't tied to animated face filters.
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A seizure notice posted on a website reportedly tied to the group.
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Instead, we're no longer tied to traditional weddings or conventional partnerships. Marriage?
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Without broadband coverage, these Americans are tied to the mobile-only Internet.
|
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Asthma attacks in mothers were also tied to lingering consequences for offspring.
|
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The waivers vary, but the proposals are generally tied to work requirements.
|
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Each gadget has a superpower tied to a provision of the Constitution.
|
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Most recently, Lazarus has been tied to phishing attempts on cryptocurrency exchanges.
|
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Each of the 18 cases overturned Monday were tied to narcotics arrests.
|
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The ban was tied to ZTE allegedly breaking US sanctions on Iran.
|
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Walmart says the extension was tied to the company&aposs pay cycle.
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"Both companies are uniquely tied to the domestic economy," the host said.
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Tied to the celebration is a poem Hungarian schoolchildren learn by heart.
|
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Mr. Huang has denied that his donations have been tied to Beijing.
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Ultraprocessed foods were tied to a higher risk of Type 3.53 diabetes.
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Failing to kill taxes tied to Obamacare also made tax reform harder.
|
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Lepore's biggest project to date was also tied to a Staff Pick.
|
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Officials said that seven deaths appeared to be tied to the weather.
|
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Its lyrics are desperate and defiant, inextricably tied to West's own blackness.
|
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It's heading in the direction of five people tied to the tracks.
|
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She's currently bound by a nondisclosure agreement tied to a $130,000 payout.
|
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Part of that might be tied to perception, according to Lamorre-Cargill.
|
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These bonuses were often tied to easy, frequently short-sighted, performance goals.
|
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In the options arena, the number of put options tied to the July $30 strike price has increased by 150 percent, or 4,700 contracts, since mid-March, indicating a swell in bearish sentiment tied to that time frame.
|
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It would also impose new sanctions on transactions tied to investments in state-owned energy projects, transactions tied to new Russian debt, and people with the capacity or ability to support or carry out a "malicious" cyber act.
|
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The behavior of animals, too, is strongly tied to the length of daylight.
|
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It's unclear if any of the accounts are tied to the real Parkey.
|
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Would you say that dance music always been intrinsically tied to sexual freedom?
|
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Once this is established, sanction relief would be tied to both programs' destruction.
|
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CEO Tim Cook said the reduced forecasts were tied to challenges in China.
|
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"Gangs give you work - and you become emotionally tied to them," he said.
|
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The thinking here, this second source said, is tied to US domestic politics.
|
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Other GE businesses are tied to fossil fuels in one way or another.
|
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But the popularity of Yeezys isn't tied to his celebrity and influence alone.
|
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If you've been tied to someone financially, this may find you breaking free.
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Tarsh said 17% of the nation's gross domestic product is tied to tourism.
|
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The Airbnb investment was tied to a new partnership between the two companies.
|
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The gospel of King Jesus is not tied to any American political party.
|
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In contrast, socially contagious itching is not tied to empathy, the researchers said.
|
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O'Neill is a community with deep roots tied to its own immigrant history.
|
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The history of borders and maps are very closely tied to each other.
|
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There is a financially shrewd Zen in not being tied to unmalleable objects.
|
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The baby product had reportedly been tied to more than 30 infant deaths.
|
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At the main gates, visitors submit fingerprints that are tied to the bands.
|
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Hong Kong protests get tied to trade talks Are geopolitics driving the market?
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Services tied to Facebook, like SocialFlow, reported issues with the platform's publishing API.
|
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The fate of the sockless senator, meanwhile, may be tied to Mr Trump's.
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Crabb said the payment was not tied to Ali's testimony for the government.
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SO THERE'S A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF IT THAT'S TIED TO MACROECONOMICS AND GDP.
|
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Democratic partisanship has become significantly tied to black identity in the United States.
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He declined to say what percentage of ticket sales were tied to packages.
|
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He had heard from Sondland that the aid was tied to an investigation.
|
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The payment rate is not tied to the amount of advertising Amazon sells.
|
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Japan is facing severe demographic challenges tied to its aging and shrinking population.
|
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Because of this, she believes his death is tied to his ailing health.
|
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But that's something that does not necessarily get directly tied to the tariffs.
|
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The answer is inherently tied to the position of women in Chinese society.
|
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But how exactly are these teens tied to the Black Lives Matter movement?
|
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Silverstein's reporting unearthed that scores of legitimate businesses were tied to Mossack Fonseca.
|
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To date, there has been one allergy-related illness tied to the products.
|
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This isn't the first time a lipstick launch was tied to social justice.
|
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Those convictions, when they did land, were indeed tied to high-profile cases.
|
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How the property market fares will be tied to China's overall economic performance.
|
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Presumptive Then comes presumptive, another word deeply tied to Trump during the elections.
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That means traded certificates tied to underlying shares, which are often based abroad.
|
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Amma (as Millie) is captured by Union soldiers and tied to a tree.
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It didn't signify 'We got our kids tied to beds in our house.
|
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She is still tied to Luke through her recording contract with his company.
|
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Once connected, they'll do music playback and voice cues tied to a workout.
|
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The Clinton campaign and the DNC are very much tied to that document.
|
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Everything we do is tied to the feedback we get from our community.
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It keeps them tied to employment, wary of further change, mistrustful of alternatives.
|
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Social and cultural identity is more closely tied to partisan support among Republicans.
|
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They're rewarded with bitcoin, as well as any fees tied to those transactions.
|
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These are people who didn't feel tied to the Nixon brand of Republicanism.
|
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Oh joy, oh rapture, unsubdued, Flickr's login is no longer tied to Yahoo.
|
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So far, Facebook has uncovered roughly 470 profiles tied to Russian-backed sources.
|
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The data isn't tied to specific individuals, he adds, but is instead anonymized.
|
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Arab Bank's growth has long been tied to its regional and global expansion.
|
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What if the depression and meteorites were tied to the same impact event?
|
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People who feel — for whatever reason — tied to owning a car still can.
|
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McCabe's wife took campaign money from a group tied to then-Democratic Gov.
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The feature doesn't let you launch movies or videos tied to Amazon Prime.
|
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Many NSAIDs, including celecoxib (Celebrex), were tied to little or no increased risk.
|
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The violation is tied to Meek's 2008 conviction on drugs and weapons charges.
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And we sort of tied to that big data as being a theme.
|
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Iris and Mary Jane are long-running female characters intrinsically tied to the
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Merchandise tied to "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" helped boost profits at Hasbro.
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Y'know you're suddenly tied to Bey when bee emojis start flooding your phone.
|
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Vrooman attributes those divergences partly to the value tied to the teams' stadiums.
|
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They're awaiting trials and will likely face additional charges tied to the escape.
|
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"We know for sure that economic development is tied to transport," he says.
|
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Drinking loses a solid chunk of its appeal when it's tied to labor.
|
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He claims the the fake-private-jet stunt is tied to the production.
|
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Services inflation, which is closely tied to demand, is expected to remain muted.
|
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The forms are tied to two key pillars of the Affordable Care Act.
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It found the accounts had been opened for corporations tied to Russian brokers.
|
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It's not clear if any of these trademarks are tied to Drodo Studio.
|
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But the norms have long been tied to professional customs under similar circumstances.
|
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Well, that's tied to another question: Who will win the French presidential election?
|
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HBO had already said it was dropping a miniseries tied to the book.
|
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The case is the latest against an individual tied to Insys and Subsys.
|
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Those users, which have been tied to Russia, have since deleted those tweets.
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DJs no longer need to be tied to an Afrobeats or dancehall set.
|
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The losers were diverse and not tied to a particular region or trend.
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Another white bed sheet was tied to a bar on the right side.
|
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Their mortgage books are mostly tied to variable rates rather than fixed rates.
|
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So it's not surprising lately to see them launching businesses tied to politics.
|
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The left seems to forget #PodestaEmails and the many "coincidences" tied to it.
|
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This year, a series of investigations tied to Platinum came to a head.
|
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Even weight loss can be tied to when, not just what, you eat.
|
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Authorities also believe a house explosion may be tied to the van assault.
|
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Photojournalism, and journalism broadly, has always been intrinsically tied to the bottom line.
|
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And with each additional app tied to Slack, its engagement and stickiness grows.
|
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Walled gardens of content tied to your mobile network is one nightmare scenario.
|
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Rather, he says the monetization strategy will likely be tied to partner priorities.
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They may also buy derivatives tied to bond yields or currency movements, say.
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The man with the sunglasses was coiling rope tied to a grappling hook.
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Regulatory requirements tied to bright-line thresholds are particularly prevalent in banking regulation.
|
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Many countries in Sub-Saharan Africa are tied to a robust tourism sector.
|
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MSAB is closely tied to the highs and lows of the industrial cycle.
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Such work experience would increase the chances of theory being tied to practice.
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The relationship between the ranger and the sphere is tied to hereditary traits.
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Also, could Veidt's disappearance be tied to Trieu's subsequent acquisition of his company?
|
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Trump has repeatedly denied the aid was tied to a quid pro quo.
|
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Algerian armed forces have been cracking down on militants tied to Islamic State.
|
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Another problem is that Siri is still hopelessly tied to each Apple device.
|
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Unlike China's stock market, commodity futures are more closely tied to economic fundamentals.
|
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The fate of the medical marijuana amendment is tied to a continuing resolution.
|
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Russia-linked hacking groups have also previously been tied to satellite hacking campaigns.
|
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However, the obstruction theory tied to firing Comey has not improved with time.
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In this segment, stock price and executive compensation are broadly tied to innovation.
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He gets scared of balloons that are tied to a tree we pass.
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James Fields was later charged with federal hate crimes tied to Heyer's death.
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It helps minimize returns fraud tied to bigger organized crime in the community.
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The Trump administration sanctioned individuals tied to China's Uighur concentration camps in Xinjiang.
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Approximately 30 percent of Medicare payments are now tied to value based incentives.
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Russia's desire for great power status is tied to its perceived messianic mission.
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McKibben's celebrity is tied to the grassroots organization he founded in 2008 - 350.
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The options market has also recorded a jump in activity tied to February.
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Use of Juuls has also potentially been tied to seizures, Bloomberg News reported.
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It declined to give a valuation tied to its latest round of funding.
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Housing isn't just tied to the health and well-being of individual people.
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"It's black music tied to black tradition, there's no question," Mr. Lederer said.
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The efficiency of the Feeding America market was intimately tied to its equity.
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Having predictable routines in place has long been tied to health and resilience.
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But our financial livelihoods are tied to trade, particularly with Canada and Mexico.
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Instead, many policies are loosely tied to the growth of the stock market.
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But Democrats said the number and the details tied to it aren't acceptable.
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This review contains minor spoilers tied to one of the alternate history twists.
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While she fought to survive, my hands were tied to ease her suffering.
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Larry Hogan's office confirmed that the searches are tied to the book scandal.
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François, 31, is a convicted killer and tied to mob activity in Montreal.
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And indeed, individuals tied to the Trump administration are actively defying multiple subpoenas.
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It was not clear how the investigation could be tied to securities fraud.
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Most important, classical Chinese wasn't tied to a religion or a divine text.
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Much of his strength is tied to the public's views on the economy.
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Then this week an E. coli outbreak tied to romaine lettuce made headlines.
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Also known as HSAs, these options are tied to high-deductible health plans.
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Initially there had been zero guarantees, with payment purely tied to completed deliveries.
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Vegetarian diets have also been tied to a lower risk of heart disease.
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In addition, standalone ERs, not tied to a specific hospital, are popping up.
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"Each Tinder profile is tied to a unique Facebook account," the email read.
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But these TV apps shutdowns aren't tied to Twitter's API changes, we've heard.
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Congress could have chosen to keep it tied to inflation, though they didn't.
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Britain remains tied to the EU's regulatory system, and the barriers to U.S.
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Sevnica businesses are selling goods tied to Trump ranging from honey to pastries.
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Typically, lawyers' annual compensation is tied to the amount of business they bring.
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Thiam's case is one of several corruption cases tied to Guinea's mining sector.
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But in tech, you'll always be tied to college graduation rates in STEM.
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For President Xi, the economic agenda is inextricably tied to the political agenda.
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It was labeled with the name of the man tied to the bed.
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And internet domain records for Surefire's website are also tied to Mr. Wohl.
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Defense lawyers argue that those injuries cannot be directly tied to Sergeant Bergdahl.
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Grants to states and cities could be tied to markers of regional recovery.
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The roots of his wealth, though, are tied to HNA and Hainan Airlines.
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For much of his life, General Hifter was tied to the United States.
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It's something about his financial ties to business elites tied to the Kremlin.
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Or are their sights more trained on bigger legislative overhauls tied to entitlements?
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Every successful story tied to a geographic marker will earn the creator $50.
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Since Iran's 1979 revolution, student activists had generally been tied to political parties.
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Walmart's biggest challenges are tied to its own plans to compete with Amazon.
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The Welsh wizard is contractually-tied to the La Liga giants until 2022.
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This seems to especially be the case for former, so tied to obsession.
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More broadly, research suggests that crime trends are closely tied to economic conditions.
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And yet it's deeply autobiographical and tied to some of TV's oldest traditions.
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We must demand that healthcare not be tied to employment or relationship status.
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Dominance in male black rhinos, for instance, is closely tied to horn length.
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Harvard has so far not been tied to the scandal in court documents.
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Religious bigotry in New Amsterdam was tied to a fear of the other.
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The other record of the Frecce Tricolori is tied to the Solo's Lomçovak.
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His appointment as director has spurred an angry debate tied to Berlin's future.
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In total, 19 deaths in the state have been tied to the center.
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Now, she says, online activity is somehow always tied to an actual identity.
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My musical identity is still very much tied to what's in those binders.
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Another man was detained and zip-tied to a luggage cart by protestors.
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Peter Thiel donated $250,000 to a fund-raising committee tied to the campaign.
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They just hadn't realized that it had resurged once again tied to coronavirus.
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The god of love is tied to Thanatos, death, because love inevitably expires.
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Jay-Z used to wear his with the strings tied to the back.
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It is intimately tied to the language and culture from which it emerges.
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Truman not to inquire into several sites tied to the ultra-secret project.
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The audience at this month's workshop felt similarly tied to the organization's history.
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Breweries are tied to both ecological issues and an industrial history of slavery.
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Go deeper: Turkish bank tied to Giuliani client indicted in money laundering scheme
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Mallinckrodt's national account managers, whose bonuses were tied to sales, investigated suspicious orders.
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Future initiatives are likely to be tied to local political preferences and needs.
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Volatility this extreme means there is something that isn't tied to intrinsic value.
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Teams is tightly tied to Office, which is a blessing and a curse.
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Kuwait has the highest percentage of GDP tied to oil among OPEC nations.
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Not all of this year's centennials, though, are tied to war and politics.
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There can be little doubt that child care costs are tied to work.
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The Labour Party, too, has been tied to the spread of misleading information.
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It is rare to find these qualities tied to a free creative spirit.
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Under Obamacare, these subsidies are tied to the mid-range "silver"-rated plans.
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BECKY QUICK: Like the volatility index and things that are tied to that.
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The Air Force's future is both moving forward and tied to the past.
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AT&T and a firm tied to a Russian oligarch made similar payments.
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"Aesthetics throughout the Western tradition is very much tied to vision," he explained.
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The resignation is tied to a change in her job responsibilities with ESPN.
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The one I was assigned was tied to a quartet of fuel cannisters.
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It's not the first time Grubhub has been tied to shady actions, either.
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Many credit cards, adjustable rate mortgages and student loans are tied to it.
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No one answered the door on Wednesday at an apartment tied to him.
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Pokémon may not be living creatures, but they are tied to living memories.
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They are tied to actual conditions and complications that stem from tobacco use.
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But her legacy is now tied to the impeachment of the 45th president.
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It's tied to where heavy rainfall will be, making it a meteorological problem.
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Plus, your salary and all your other benefits are tied to your company.
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The demand, tied to traditional Chinese medicine, can be devastating for animal populations.
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I'm pretty sure that my gender has always been tied to my Blackness.
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No accidents had been tied to the issue, Reuters said, citing Honda representatives.
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This is because glycome alterations can be specifically tied to particular disease states.
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For example, you can stipulate expenses be tied to education, or health care.
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These are derivatives whose value is tied to a basket of underlying securities.
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Seventy-eight fusion centers were developed in states and localities tied to DHS.
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Its credit profile is tied to MGM's since MGM owns 2908% of MGP.
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You can certainly that the yen is tied to so many external forces.
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And it is very closely tied to the complex science of circadian rhythms.
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Hajjar and his team are now selling sweaters tied to nine other brands.
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For decades, he has allegedly been tied to "death squads" in Davao City.
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President Varela is also closely tied to law firms that handle offshore accounts.
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The spokesman denied that the changes were tied to strategic differences among shareholders.
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BLM officials said the announcement Thursday was not tied to the House vote.
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DreamHost, a web host tied to two controversial sites, is under digital attack.
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They said they believed it was intentional but was not tied to terrorism.
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"Every wine we sell is tied to a specific equality organization," Obergefell explained.
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History often invalidates that assumption, however, because health is tied to political events.
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The Islamic State and extremist militant factions tied to Al Qaeda are excluded.
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And, Hamilton ultimately turned down an investment from a founder tied to Thiel.
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Additional illnesses tied to this outbreak may still be reported, the CDC said.
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Option 3 could be tied to either Option 1 or 2 (or both).
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They believed that their unexplained medical conditions were tied to the contaminated water.
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The agency offers a list of recalled turkey products tied to this outbreak.
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Papadopoulos says he believes the woman was tied to the CIA, not FBI.
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In Nepal, this entry into adulthood is tied to a loss of purity.
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Support for the wall is closely tied to support for the president, though.
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Throughout the Midwest, hospitals reported patients arriving with symptoms tied to the weather.
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GENEVA — Some women were tied to trees, raped for hours and then beaten.
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My income is pretty directly tied to how the whole economy is doing.
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In California, low snowpack has been directly tied to the rise in wildfires.
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Twitter previously reported that it found roughly 2,700 accounts tied to the IRA.
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In many Latin American countries, Christmas remains strongly tied to its religious roots.
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Judges' compliance with such metrics will be directly tied to their performance reviews.
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I'm not sure; it feels specifically tied to the nature of Mysterio's powers.
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Annual bonuses for UBS's French bankers were tied to new business from abroad.
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I think that is directly tied to Donald Trump and the Republican message.
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This isn't the first time WikiLeaks has been tied to the Russian intrigue.
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Intriguingly, Patten is also tied to the controversial political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica.
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I'm guessing then that "Drunk Dancer's Waltz" is somehow tied to that song?
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It was actually mostly an Atlanta-based business tied to something called Puppy.com.
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The company had also removed certain accounts tied to Iran earlier in January.
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In the final scene, Gregory has been tied to a chair by police.
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Open Philanthropy is also formally its own organization, no longer tied to GiveWell.
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After accounting for weight, smoking and other factors, each additional average daily portion of legumes was tied to nearly a year's delay in onset of menopause, while each additional portion of oily fish was tied to a three-year delay.
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"With the uncertainty tied to the impact of hurricanes and geopolitical risks tied to North Korea, investors have continued to favor the relative stability of investment-grade bond funds," said Todd Rosenbluth, director of ETF and mutual fund research at CFRA.
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German intelligence officials reported an uptick in Russian propaganda late last year, as well as an increase in cyber operations against political parties tied to the Russian hacking group Fancy Bear, which cybersecurity experts have tied to the DNC hack.
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Others include a picture in picture option to see what other profiles tied to your account are watching, a donation feature tied to social conscience films and the hit Netflix series Stranger Things reimagined as an Atari-like video game.
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Whether found tied to the fence or in a trash bag, they were abandoned.
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These hormonal differences have been tied to increased risk of different types of cancers.
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O, whose offerings are also tied to Hadoop, went public in February last year.
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"She's a lot less tied to her phone than I am," Ms. Fleming said.
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Your phone number will still be tied to calls so receivers can identify you.
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They're also tied to increased late winter storminess in the Northeast U.S., he's found.
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How did the ancient pickle somehow get tied to an emerging health food trend?
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" One witness in that documentary said, "Two men were caught, tied to a tree.
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The company said it had no evidence of fraud tied to the data breach.
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I was probably too tied to my speech and would have pushed for it.
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However, there have been concerns that the drug may be tied to heart problems.
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In all, more than a quarter of deaths were tied to an abnormal gait.
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If the video is in fact tied to the election, it's likely skewing democratic.
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In terms of significance, to most Americans, Russia is tied to my third nipple.
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There is no indication that the case is tied to other homicides, Perrine said.
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Her body was found nine days later tied to a tree in the woods.
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The cost-of-living adjustment, also known as COLA, is tied to inflation moves.
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Schwartz -- whose contract was reportedly tied to Ross -- was also relocated to Lincoln Square.
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The Kunpeng 920 is a 7 nanometer chip, a designation tied to its size.
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But the situation is different with the sanctions tied to Moscow's adventurism in Ukraine.
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It's a misconception that progress has to be tied to dramatic industrial design changes.
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In April, Massachusetts tossed more than 21,000 cases tied to former chemist, Annie Dookhan.
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Other recent outbreaks were tied to soft cheeses, celery, sprouts, cantaloupe and ice cream.
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I definitely believe in the principle of Ubuntu, 'My humanity is tied to yours.
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Elon Musk's legacy is closely tied to the fate of his electric car company.
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He also has been tied to the Paris attacks through surveillance video and DNA.
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They found him near the swing set, tied to a tree, frozen to death.
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According to Mashable, officers in Lititz, PA, encountered red balloons tied to sewer grates.
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But living paycheck to paycheck isn't solely tied to how much money you make.
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Central and Eastern European markets are closely tied to Germany for trade and investment.
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Properly done, a political protest is always tied to some value outside of ourselves.
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Not tied to the Hill and doesn't know all the senators like Don does.
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It also proposes that those companies face special tax penalties tied to executive salary.
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A bloody towel tied to the scene contains the DNA of another, unidentified person.
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And it's also tied to his fears of growing up and his burgeoning sexuality.
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Instead, it's merely a buzz term for on-demand employment tied to smartphone apps.
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Revenue tied to sensational but phony news articles proved good for the bottom line.
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She blows up Ace Chemicals, the location tied to both of their origin stories.
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They can still use pseudonyms, but those names are tied to their real identities.
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Also tied to improved retail sales are opportunities handling the inventory in a warehouse.
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Apple was late to music streaming, having been so tied to its download business.
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Nearly everything he says is tied to the goal of improving America's employment picture.
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So many companies are tied to Facebook and use it to deliver their services.
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They're the first government employees to face charges tied to the Flint water crisis.
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The Switch's Friend Code is seemingly tied to an account, instead of individual devices.
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U.S. 30-year mortgage rates are tied to the benchmark 10-year Treasury yield.
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The EPA has justified Pruitt's travel expenses, citing security concerns tied to death threats.
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Of course, you've been very closely tied to the political arena because of Gabby.
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The trade deficit, meanwhile, is tied to the difference between domestic saving and investment.
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Meanwhile, in the media, so much of Me Too is tied to white women.
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But some of the best works are not tied to a place at all.
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The United States, France and Britain destroyed three targets tied to Syria's weapons program.
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They say that sometimes you can be tied to a column, called a crucifixion.
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Life is becoming much more on demand and much less tied to physical assets.
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Yet despite using the same water line it's not tied to the larger washer.
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Trump's stance on surveillance appears to tied to his extreme views on domestic security.
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The security element of relationship is indirectly tied to the South China Sea conflict.
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Mr Klinenberg: I think the answer is closely tied to my discussion of libraries.
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The financial fortunes of airlines are closely tied to the health of the economy.
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India's remoter corners were tied to the centre by the thinnest of infrastructure threads.
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Though it's considered a "sixth sense," magnetoreception is tied to an animal's visual system.
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Facebook in September said it had discovered 2000 profiles explicitly tied to Russian agents.
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Here's how it works: Each player has a small sensor tied to their shoelace.
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But that's not the case with the sanctions tied to Moscow's adventurism in Ukraine.
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Then, it was the $50 a night condo deal tied to an energy lobbyist.
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If privacy becomes tied to antitrust concerns, though, users do not need to care.
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S. prosecutors in New York have been successful in winning convictions tied to bitcoins.
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True, a lot of tax revenue is tied to the vagaries of oil prices.
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Xiaomi said that up to eight cards could be tied to a single device.
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But it's still a step up from having your games tied to one Switch.
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At the time, Hnetinka and the WunWun team were very tied to that mission.
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The tax applies to banks' financial assets and is tied to money-market rates.
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The color white has been tied to women's political empowerment since the suffrage movement.
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Failed tests warrant more frequent testing tied to tiered penalties for further failed tests.
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Roughly one-quarter of jobs in the state are tied to the energy sector.
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Breast, thyroid and stomach malignancies were also tied to an increased risk of diabetes.
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Infrastructure and high costs are persistent issues, largely tied to the state's surging economy.
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Facebook said Tuesday it has removed 22 pages tied to conspiracy theorist Alex Jones.
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But Giegel also said that Hyperloop One is not tied to any specific technology.
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For it can't be just psychological factors tied to an inactive substance, can it?
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Oscar viewership is often tied to the box-office muscle of the big nominees.
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It's all tied to Trump's claims that the Obama White House spied on him.
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While not a knitter or chrocheter, Lorenzen nevertheless is deeply tied to yarn itself.
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How much of what you do this summer is realistically tied to LeBron's decision?
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It's not known if the projects tied to them will seek the tax breaks.
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The trouble is, there are barriers to importing the jobs tied to making them.
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Cleveland police officers had been tied to at least 10 cases of wrongful conviction.
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Wells Fargo continues to face investigations from regulators tied to the fake-accounts scandal.
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It's a sinking stone, and I'm tied to it, but I'm trying to swim.
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The timing of the announcement is likely tied to Facebook's earnings report next week.
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Many investors expected disappointing numbers because the company is heavily tied to global growth.
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You shouldn't bring in someone who has been tied to the Penn State scandal.
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An eventual statewide increase to $15 would be tied to economic indicators like inflation.
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However, police believe the shooting could be tied to a dispute over intellectual property.
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Nevertheless, the underlying assets are tied to the local economy, which is in recession.
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Broadly: A lot of the work you made is very much tied to Iran.
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Today, companies are realizing that remote work options are tied to increased employee satisfaction.
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Jay-Z will kickoff a concert tour tied to the album later this summer.
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These awesome sharks are biting at large chunks of tuna tied to a rope.
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But the basic idea is to release collectible crypto tokens tied to pro athletes.
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Instead, they are funneled into a law firm closely tied to the Mormon Church.
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It doesn't have to be tied to sex or sexuality to be about queerness.
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Chipotle said executive compensation will be tied to the fast-casual chain's stock performance.
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Bribes were often tied to fraudulent contract extensions for the subway line, police said.
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Additionally, major depressive disorder is tied to an increased risk of high blood pressure.
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Some recent genetic evidence suggest calcium antagonists may also be tied to mood disorders.
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Eliot Spitzer is tied to an alleged assault at a hotel in Midtown Manhattan.
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Negan has multiple wives, who aren't tied to their polygamy-loving husband for love.
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Virtually every culture has some kind of myth or tradition tied to the solstice.
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The restricted payments basket is tied to net income and proceeds from equity issuance.
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Current rebates of 40 cents to 46 cents are not tied to trading volume.
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The Detroit area obviously knows its fate is quite tied to the auto industry.
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Songs premiered in TV and movie projects are tied to characters, themes, and scenes.
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Like mid-year budget cuts, tax revenue declines have been tied to economic recessions.
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They embody the best of American political activism: smart strategies tied to effective tactics.
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His connection to Canada is completely tied to one thing, and that is Drake.
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Far more of his net worth is tied to Square's performance than to Twitter's.
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The Dutch worry about being tied to a large, poor, corrupt state (see article).
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I think it's a cultural thing and it's also tied to the beer's image.
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Dozens of people tied to his party have been sentenced to years in prison.
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Many of us spend six or seven hours tied to our desks each day.
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The Braves' rookie starter John Gant is tied to the Mets' magical 2015 season.
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Besh enjoyed celebrity status in a city whose identity is tied to its food.
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Sutton's story is less tied to her personal life than to her professional striving.
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The Home Hub is tied to Cortana and takes this a few steps further.
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Democrats have repeatedly criticized Republicans over the release of documents tied to Kavanaugh's nomination.
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The government is currently conducting an investigation into campaign finance violations tied to Cohen.
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The resolution was introduced before the Khashoggi crisis, but became tied to lawmakers' response.
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It said Sessions would consider stepping back from specific questions tied to the probe.
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A large number of cancer-related deaths could also be tied to those factors.
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Prosecutors have contacted at least nine associates tied to Stone, according to the Post.
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An earlier version included GE's earnings report, which was not tied to this commentary.
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"It's totally tied to gender ideals of the 'nice girl next door,'" Dittmar said.
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The current popularity of trucks and SUVs is also tied to low oil prices.
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In these areas, homebuyers' wealth and down payments are more closely tied to stocks.
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He refused to be tied to any single studio, and it served him well.
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They gathered branches, and with them the traditions and chronicles tied to the fruits.
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A new Russian sanctions deal tied to Iranian sanctions cleared the Senate, but Sen.
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Many of the cases are tied to one unvaccinated child from New York City.
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But what we know is that those two are inextricably tied to each other.
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"The objectification of women was tied to the subordination of women," Mr. Marcus said.
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The authorities said they did not believe the men were tied to Mr. Rahami.
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Still, executives see its future success tied to being a more pared-down company.
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Other advocates are tied to competitors in the space, such as smaller wireless carriers.
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A wide range of brands tied to Trump have faced backlash in recent years.
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The legal maelstroms tied to Russia and the alleged affair don't help, they say.
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It's unclear if the drop in complaints is tied to the change in leadership.
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Jorjani previously worked for groups tied to the Kochs, who are billionaire conservative donors.
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The sport's profile is rising in the country, tied to the national team's success.
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As such, his political fortunes may be even more tied to the economic winds.
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She insisted her tenure would not be tied to the politics of the day.
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Rick Gates -- Gates' fate has long been tied to the fortunes of Paul Manafort.
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On Tuesday, he announced an investigation tied to the seven-year-old uranium deal.
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We need targeted tax cuts that are tied to company actions, not lobbyists' actions.
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The study found that high blood pressure tied to air pollution lasts beyond childhood.
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But it pretty much works for any situation tied to Trump. Ever. Forever. 33.
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I love having furniture for that security, but I hate being tied to it.
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Under the agreement, Northern Ireland would remain tied to EU customs rules after Brexit.
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Much of its programming has been tied to sports and features inspiring young athletes.
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The early centers were closely tied to local cultures, making them difficult to replicate.
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Dig up any old email addresses and aliases that could be tied to you.
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The probe at that point was unaware the hack was tied to China's military.
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The floppy disk's history is inextricably tied to the growth of the personal computer.
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Progress against NTDs is intimately tied to progress against nearly every global development goal.
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Cincinnati (CNN)Few politicians are as closely tied to their name as Aftab Pureval.
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Major currencies tied to China, oil and global risk-taking all still looked shaky.
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In a legitimate direct selling operation, a seller's income is tied to their sales.
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Authorities grew worried about economic and financial risks tied to some of those deals.
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We have disabled thousands of accounts tied to organized, financially motivated fake news spammers.
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Fourteen people tied to NECC were later indicted, including the six now on trial.
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The divorce case, which was tied to the domestic violence petition, is also resolved.
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Periodontitis has also been tied to other conditions such as skin disease and dementia.
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About 70 percent of Amazon's $107 billion in 2015 revenue was tied to commerce.
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But this year, a series of investigations tied to Platinum came to a head.
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A World Bank loan would probably be tied to specific goals with strings attached.
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