"If you can't write in English, write in your own language write in Chinese, write in Korean," he said.
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Richard Shelby indicated he would with a write-in vote, Byrne finally said he doesn't write in other candidates' names.
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The longshot path: A write-in campaign Only twice in American history has a write-in candidate won a general election battle.
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Write-in campaign: Several prominent Republicans lobbied for Luther Strange or Jeff Sessions to mount write-in bids, which they did not do.
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Lisa Murkowski, an Alaska Republican who won a write-in Senate race, said she talked to Strange about running as a write-in candidate.
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In over 30 states, a write-in candidate must register weeks ahead of time, and seven states don't allow write-in votes at all.
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As of this week, Halvorson said he has 1,85033 write-in votes verified, while Democrat Adam Sedlock – who actually mounted a write-in campaign – has 1,036.
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Absent any such petition that preregisters the write-in candidate for eligibility, it's highly unlikely that write-in votes in those states would even be counted.
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Others throw out write-in votes without counting them, while still others tally all of them as if they were for the same write-in candidate.
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But that's not what you have to write in there; you have to write in POLEMIC, which is a real word, but makes no apparent sense there.
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Searches for "is Bernie Sanders a write in candidate" spiked 2,750% in the last week while searches for "write in Mike Pence" spiked 2,400% in the last week.
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Some Republicans have talked about the potential for a long-shot write-in campaign, but the polling data shows that a write-in candidate could give Democrats the edge.
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That number is less than the 222,780 write-in votes, meaning, theoretically, that Moore could have appeared as a write-in candidate on enough ballots to win, NBC said.
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Holt discovered Kindle Worlds when she was invited to write in romance author Carly Phillips&apos "world" and she eventually launched her own world for others to write in.
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There were a few Democrats that chimed in to run as a write-in, but they didn't receive the number of write-in votes they needed for this seat.
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RELATED: McConnell proposes Sessions as a write-in to replace Moore Sessions would likely be asked about his support for the write-in candidacy frequently until the December 12 election.
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If we write in CARP at 15A, hit the ENTER key down to the next row and write in ANTS right below it, what we get is CARP[ENTER] ANTS.
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If a new third-party or independent candidacy could not get on the ballot, it would be relegated to write-in status, which often also requires signature gathering and paperwork (and seven states, according to Ballotpedia, do not even permit presidential write-in votes, while some states don't count write in votes — unless the election is close).
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Granted, her latest primary victory in the 15th Congressional District was small and resulted from just nine write-in votes, the most out of any of the other 22 write-in candidates. Rep.
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Alexandra Stevenson, Chad Bray and Amie Tsang write in DealBook.
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I write in this one more often than anything else.
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I would write in my journal, 'Is this real life?
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You write in the first essay that you like diagnoses.
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It's just nice to have something physical to write in.
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"Such work is urgently needed," they write in the introduction.
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Do you care about what girls write in their bio?
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No, I would write in my house, in my bed.
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Dianne Feinstein and other opponents write in the ballot summary.
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As Kozinski would write in his opinion in Mattel v.
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You write in a vacuum and you hope it works.
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When I vote, I believe I'll write in Wendell Berry.
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Sam Nunn write in an upcoming piece for Foreign Affairs.
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Who influenced you to write in such a nonlinear way?
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Both have said they will write in a third candidate.
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It's unclear how many voters will write in their vote.
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He's the hardest character to write in the second act.
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The first thing I do is write in my journal.
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You think, you interpret, you write in your own voice.
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People often ask about my decision to write in English.
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So I only learned to read and write in English.
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Because the number of write-in votes appears to exceed the margin of victory, an Alabama law that requires that the names of write-in candidates be officially tallied is likely to be triggered.
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While the former mayor may have received the largest number of write-in votes, the second most common write-in ballot, with 784 cast, was chalked up as "unattributable" by the Board of Elections.
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" And when asked about supporting a write-in campaign in lieu of Moore, McConnell said, "that's an option we're looking at, whether or not there is someone who could mount a write-in campaign successfully.
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Relax, write in your journal, and generally take care of yourself.
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The party has 316 MPs, so 48 have to write in.
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He has told reporters he may write in someone for president.
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My questions are: What should I write in a resignation letter?
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" Collins' first divorce inspired him to write "In the Air Tonight.
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Others will simply stay at home or write in a candidate.
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When I write in a book, I am making a statement.
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How did you come to write in the Star Wars universe?
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Speaking of CNN, you write in the memos of that meeting.
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She will write in a rage where she should write calmly.
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And, as he and his team write in Nature, it has.
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"You write in these spaces that freak you out," Bruce said.
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You could now also write in different journals for different activities.
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Too late for a write-in campaign for an ineligible movie?
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Even today, we still speak and write in the ancient Hebrew.
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WHEN YOU WRITE IN ALL CAPS IT SOUNDS LIKE YOU'RE SHOUTING.
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The write-in vote was encouraged over the final weekend by
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Libertarian Ron Bishop is also running as a write-in candidate.
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In a contest between Moore, Jones or write-in candidate Sen.
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Luther Strange as a write-in candidate to run against Moore.
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Getting 100,000 people to write in your name is one thing.
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Few candidates have won Senate seats via write-in campaigns. Sen.
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The high number of write-in votes also helped Jones prevail.
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This one from Etro is almost too pretty to write in.
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Why did you decide to write In Her Own Sweet Time?
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These groups were crucial to her write-in campaign in 2010.
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Kinda sounds like something Charlie Brooker would write in Black Mirror.
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If none of those fit, users can write in their own.
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Do you like to write in a journal, or a blog?
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ONE: They didn't say I couldn't write in pencil on paper.
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So can voters write in someone else's name on the ballot?
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We write in silly quotes or boring things documenting quarantine life.
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Why did he write in a way that permitted such misuse?
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All those write-in votes seem to be saying: Good idea.
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We may see a dramatic shift in write-in voting percentages.
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Is it O.K. if I write in Tom Hanks for president?
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First of all, your write-in wouldn't even count in Ohio.
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The Yang campaign will officially launch its write-in campaign Monday.
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Some write in cafes or Airbnbs; others don't leave the house.
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Party officials have since said they will allow write-in candidates.
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This can go anywhere, as you write in your journal daily.
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"I'm not made to write in a garret alone," he wrote.
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"He knows I have to write in the morning," she says.
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At best, write-in candidates would likely split the Republican vote.
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But in more than 30 states, for write-in ballots to be counted, the write-in candidate must submit a letter of intent in advance — something Harambe couldn't have done, being both dead and a gorilla.
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When asked if the election were held today with Moore as the Republican candidate, Jones as the Democrat, and Strange as the write-in, 72 percent of voters say it's likely they wouldn't write in Strange's name.
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Survey takers could also write in and rate employers in other cities.
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You write in your book that Twitter helped to save your life.
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Solvers will write in ARES, but you will find out why below.
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Bloomberg also received one write-in vote in Dixville Notch's Republican primary.
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Then I write in my gratitude journal and reflect on past entries.
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Nor do I write in mere hopes of inducing cheap racial guilt.
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MACCALLUM: Do you write in your music about your experiences growing up.
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Any program you write in Sphero EDU will work with either robot.
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Mike Duggan took office in 2014 after an unlikely write-in campaign.
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Instead, she's planning to write-in her mother's name on the ballot.
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ACM is calling for app developers to write in with their experiences.
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So if you're younger and can't write in attractive cursive, no problem.
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In the history of American politics, few write-in candidates have succeeded.
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Meanwhile, American voters can follow Trump's lead and write in Vladimir Putin.
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Bale tweeted that she no longer plans to write in Google Docs.
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Another popular trend on social media is to write in all lowercase.
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He added that in reality, however, he would write in a name.
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Toomey said Republicans should consider supporting a write-in campaign for Sen.
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If I write in two languages, [the platform's translator] doesn't recognize it.
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That means that students can write in any day until Friday, Aug.
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He was also a 2016 write-in candidate during the presidential election.
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Smooth, extra-thick paper makes it fun to write in this planner.
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"Hyperloop is not a party trick," the plaintiffs write in the lawsuit.
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He says Republicans are looking at a write-in option in Alabama.
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Some lawmakers have also raised the idea of a write-in campaign.
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Murkowski subsequently won the general election as a write-in candidate. Sen.
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Consolidating the Democratic write-in votes was just the first hurdle, however.
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That's a problem, researchers write in a new paper out on Tuesday.
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Now I write in a diary every day, work out and meditate.
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Use Evernote, Asana, or go old-school and write in a notebook.
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As to her voice, I hadn't intended to write in first person.
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McConnell added that the party was considering supporting a write-in candidate.
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So I would have to write in how that was shut down.
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I preferred to be alone, in isolation, and write in my book.
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"The headlines are filled with awful news," they write in the letter.
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That time may be now, our reporters write in a sweeping analysis.
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And sometimes I am inspired to write in a more personal voice.
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She would write in the margins, "not necessary" — it was her trademark.
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If I write in English, I will be celebrated and win prizes.
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Both vowed they would encourage GOP electors to write-in either Gov.
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Murkowski won reelection in 2010 by running a successful write-in campaign.
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It is also unclear whether Strange could run a write-in campaign.
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"But you also write in the modern world as well," he said.
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The boy is not described cheerlessly; Winslow doesn't write in that register.
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The Uighurs speak a Turkic language and write in an Arabic script.
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Bock and Crosby write in their posts that the company is hiring.
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But a write-in campaign is an incredible feat to pull off.
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Lee Busby, who is running as a GOP-leaning write-in, told Vox.
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Some Alabamans have told him they're considering voting for the "write-in" guy.
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"I'd never tried to write in my life, except my name," he said.
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People questioned how a seven-year-old could write in English so well.
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College did not prepare us [very well] to write in the business world.
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I do write in longhand when I watch the footage that I've shot.
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Republicans floated running a write-in or trying to postpone the election. Sen.
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Quite simply, to write in a book is to perform act of bravery.
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"An enemy of Socialism cannot write in our newspapers," he said to Lockwood.
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I also encourage them to keep a journal and write in it daily.
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"Well not the last greatest living performer," Bieber appeared to write in response.
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Sometimes they just work better than anything you can write in 140 characters.
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Sen. John McCain said he might write in his "old, good friend" Sen.
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I still write in pencil on blank drawing pads, sprawled upon the floor!
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People using the #nomames or #tejana hashtag write in English, Spanish, and Spanglish.
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I write in my journal for a bit and text with my mom.
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Like, can someone write in and tell me what the fuck is happening?
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"Metascience is not exempt from the rules of science," they write in conclusion.
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I write in the book about the Wilburforce Foundation, which supports conservation efforts.
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Eh.: Alabama newspapers are urging conservatives to write in another Republican. http://bit.
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Scott Bauer and Rita Redberg write in a note accompanying the new study.
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Republicans will hopefully find a write-in candidate to replace him, he added.
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Republicans launch write-in campaign for someone not named Roy Moore As Sen.
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Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, as a successful example of a write-in campaign.
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Maybe we're far away togetherbecause English is the only language I write in.
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Either that, or we're going to have to get a write-in candidate.
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Bernstein went on to say what Kelly should write in a resignation statement.
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I used to try and write in a pressure cooker all the time.
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Some Republicans initially floated a write-in campaign after the Moore allegations surfaced.
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At this late juncture, there is no possibility of a write-in campaign.
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Against the wishes of party leaders, Ms. Murkowski launched a write-in campaign.
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"We don't write in advance all scenes as we used to," he said.
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Dozens did write in to say the drugs had been lifesaving, literally so.
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There were over 22,000 write-in votes, more than the margin of victory.
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And I'm somebody who tries to write in a way that's very fast.
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It was a noisy home, so Vuong would write in his bedroom closet.
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But those ballots are blank, requiring voters to write in every candidate's name.
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Sontag would later write in a more accessible, though never plain-speaking, manner.
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When you write in a certain genre, whether poetry or fiction or essays?
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Because of this, Dapr is also independent of the language you write in.
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Student Opinion Do you like to write in a journal, or a blog?
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Bong, accepting the screenplay prize, said he used to write in coffee shops.
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I'd also suggest that people write in different genres and flex different muscles.
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I have a house in northern Minnesota where I write in the summer.
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It takes years of practice to write in compelling prose that captivates students.
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On the other hand, what would it mean to write in good faith?
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That means that students can write in on any day until Friday, Aug.
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Not going to lie though, I kind of prefer to write in Spanish.
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Murkowski mounted her own successful write-in campaign in her 2010 Senate race.
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Then, make sure you write in complete sentences with all words spelled out.
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Roy Moore or a weak write-in candidate who would likely be defeated.
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There is also an option to write in a description of your act.
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You know, our editorials that we write in the voice of the publisher.
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You could also write in SITU at 39A, if you know that one.
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He, unlike Jesus Christ, has registered as a write-in in many states.
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I write all in French, I don't write in English and translate it, I write in Cajun French because I'm fluent in it and that's where I really found my musical voice was when I started singing in Cajun French. Really?
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He had to know how to write in order to send dispatches to headquarters.
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Lahiri continues to write in Italian, and enrich that language by virtue of her
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Bloomberg received three write-in votes, one from a Republican and two from Democrats.
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Asked whom he would vote for, Kirk told CNN he would write in Gen.
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Throughout the Dark Ages, the few literate Europeans continued to write in classical Latin.
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You'll be surprised how many proposals, pitches, reports, and letters you'll write in life.
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Students never learned to write in print; they started writing cursive from the beginning.
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Usually I write in the morning before work, but today I'm not feeling it.
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Here would be his helpful principles, and then you write in your own principles.
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Hillary Clinton was a popular write-in candidate, too, receiving 240 votes city-wide.
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Supporting: Kirk told CNN that he will write in former CIA director David Petraeus.
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Rather, they write, in advanced economies democracy and capitalism tend to reinforce each other.
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Feel free to write in and let us know who you think is right.
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Writers write, in order to get better you just have to keep doing it.
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In Utah, write-in contenders have to declare themselves 2900 days before an election.
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John McCain said he that he might write in his Senate colleague, Lindsey Graham.
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These kinds of factors may be modifiable, the authors write in Obstetrics and Gynecology.
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There is a precedent: Murkowski was elected as a write-in candidate in 2010.
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This results in an estimated 43,163 deaths every year, researchers write in The BMJ.
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If you write in short phrases or fragments, it can feel like you're unimpressed.
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As they write in their book, these pictures were never intended as professional work.
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I write in my journal for 10 minutes and then I go to bed.
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If what I write in the book and in related materials is consolation, great.
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The ruler would have paid him handsomely to write in support of his policies.
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Richard Shelby's tactic of choice, that write-in voters helped to sink his man.
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Children can also write in a journal about their favorite part of the morning.
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He added that there can be no write-in candidates for the November election.
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Multiple scenarios -- from expulsion to write-in candidacies to holding hearings -- have been raised.
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Nor, in their view, can a last minute write-in candidacy by incumbent Sen.
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"Walking opens up the free flow of ideas," the researchers write in the study.
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Some Republicans have suggested voters consider a write-in candidate instead of Moore. Sen.
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But seven states do not allow voters to write in a candidate for president.
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I don't hate Slack, I just want to be able to write in peace.
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The debate is not about censorship: People can write in the voices they please.
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I have a journal ready, but I don't pressure myself to write in it.
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As the authors write in the paper, "the human is more than the human."
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"People are scared — it's the first word they write in their emails," he said.
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Callimachi: How many tickets did you write in the time that you were there?
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Then there were the write-in responses, which read like letters from the trenches.
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In a rebuke to Mr. Vance, 9 percent of voters submitted write-in votes.
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Former Massachusetts governor and 2628 GOP nominee Mitt Romney received a write-in vote.
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Today, they cannot speak, read or write in English past a second-grade level.
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"I got a monthlong visa" to Iraq in 4543, I write in the book.
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The most notable write-in campaign in recent history was mounted by Alaska Sen.
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McConnell is openly discussing a write-in campaign against Moore and NRSC chairman Sen.
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It does not preclude a write-in campaign, according to Alabama's Secretary of State.
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Prisoners are not allowed to write in my notebook or share any written notes.
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Three write-in votes went to billionaire ex-New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg.
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Bloomberg received three write-in votes, one from a Republican and two from Democrats.
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After the Olympics, you write in your book that you received a death threat.
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As Bowman himself might write, in his playful, interjection-dotted way: Let's back up.
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But the State of Alabama is humorless when it comes to write-in votes.
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If you don't write in cursive, is this a skill you wish you had?
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Write in your diary, I hope something bad happens to her in the future.
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Strom Thurmond, who initially won his position through a write-in campaign in 1954.
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I had to teach myself to read and write in Spanish on my own.
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CHAFFETZ: I think Ryan Nash, I -- maybe you should write in Ryan Nash for mayor.
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But it also means you should be careful about what you write in an email.
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They log on and write in the drafts So it's never transmitted over any servers.
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In the afternoon, she would write in her diary and prepare for any royal duties.
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Even after half a century, they still write in largely the same — mostly separate — manner.
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Patients authorise their doctors to write in their PKB file, thus creating one centralised record.
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And if you choose to write in complete sentences, be consistent and stick to it.
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The authors write in the paper that Baby Louie's export from China had been illegal.
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Is that the last -- the last strategy you could use, as a write-in candidate?
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Yeah, and even if no one does it, I would still write in that way.
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DeBlasio's predecessor, Michael Bloomberg, was the most popular write-in candidate, nabbing almost 1,000 votes.
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You write in the book about how the brain treats VR memories like real memories.
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One person after another responded with write-in votes for "dongs" or some derivation thereof.
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FINKEL: I feel like it's a story we could probably write in about of day.
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Finally pushed on who he will vote for, McCain said he might write in Sen.
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I write in an effort to change both your reaction to that sentence and mine.
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During those low points, she says, write in a journal about why you're doing this.
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Luther Strange, who lost to Moore in the primary, to run a write-in campaign.
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The write-in votes played a very big factor, but a win is a win.
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Write in your own words what you think will happen and why before a decision.
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Nearly 222 million Syrians have fled their homes, Mowafi and colleagues write in JAMA Surgery.
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Respondents write in their answer, and the various answers are then sorted into larger categories.
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But that doesn't apply to write-in votes -- which means, for example, that incumbent Sen.
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I would have preferred the GOP to rally behind a write-in candidate with integrity.
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You could stay home or write in a vote, but those protests often feel weak.
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It became less male-dominated, less white, yet people would still write in the margins.
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But, she also announced her write-in campaign almost two months before the general election.
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Darrell Issa -- to replace him would be a write-in candidacy, according to state officials.
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There is more great stuff in this conversation than I can write in an intro.
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Republicans are also weighing the potential of a write-in campaign behind an alternative candidate.
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Tell me about this concept of "spiritual genius," about which you write in the book.
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Morton and Klinger write in their introduction that the Victorians were crazy about ghost stories.
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Moderate Republicans were directed to a site that suggested they write in a different candidate.
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Worried Republicans are debating fielding a write-in candidate or trying to delay the election.
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"Sometimes when you write in a fugue state, you do your best work," she acknowledged.
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"There can be no write-in candidates for the November general election," Mr. Mahood added.
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"It's the hardest thing to write in the world, the perfect haiku," Mr. Bennett said.
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Mr. Moore happened to notice it and asked if he could write in your yearbook.
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At restaurants, you always write in the 20% tip at the end of your meal.
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Then, reflect on the experience: What was it like to read and write in emojis?
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"AlphaFold represents a considerable advance in protein-structure prediction," DeepMind researchers write in the paper.
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The children were allowed to write in journals, and hundreds have been taken into evidence.
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So we just drop out the A, E and the U, and write in BBRTH.
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But I don't write in Chinese, I explained, and the organizer apologized for her misunderstanding.
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None write in English, which is an advantage (more on this in the next category).
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"I'd also suggest that people write in different genres and flex different muscles," Weil continued.
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As I write in my book, we have seen real intelligence abuses in the past.
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This year, 32 people are registered as write-in presidential candidates in New York State.
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Luther Strange about launching a write-in campaign in the aftermath of the Post's story.
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You can write in online or in person, on Broadway between 42nd and 43rd Streets.
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"They write in their Twitter profile: 'Blessed to be followed by PM Modi'," Chaturvedi says.
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I write in the book that no human should do the work of a machine.
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She even recently won a write-in nomination in a district she wasn't running in.
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These are just the blogs maintained by individual political scientists who write in particular subfields.
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The video, published by American Bridge, shows step-by-step instructions for voters, telling them not to vote along party lines, to fill in the bubble next to the write-in slot and to write in their candidate of choice, providing Saban as the example.
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He ran for Florida's other Senate seat in 2012 and has also run as a write-in candidate for a seat in the House — receiving zero votes — and for Florida's governor as a write-in candidate, a race in which he received 121 votes.
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A recent Change Research poll found about 4 percent of Alabamans are mulling a write-in.
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The Pew Research Center asked voters to write in their main news sources during the election.
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I usually write in Google's online word processor Google Docs, even when noting the company's shortcomings.
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We might have students write in their essays about siblings or parents who have drug addiction.
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Sometimes, users claiming to be children write in, asking to have raps about them taken down.
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This is probably the smallest piece of valid syntax I can write in any programming language.
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"Neanderthals appear to also have been expert collaborative healthcare providers," the authors write in the study.
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However, the answer we need to write in is MACAROONS, a totally different kind of cookie.
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She suggested that those for whom English was a second language write in their native tongue.
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The nominees were announced on April 2, drawn from 1,800 nominating members using write-in ballots.
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With the required written component, the successful applicant should also be able to write in Japanese.
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Related searches to "write-in," according to Google Trends, largely focus on two politicians, Vermont Sen.
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"I was a vocal data-driven person who would write in realistic terms occasionally," Ricketts said.
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The Fed did, David Beckworth and Ramesh Ponnuru write in The New York Times opinion pages.
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He is also a registered write-in candidate for president in the 2016 election (www.kotlikoff2016.com).
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People who open with "sup?" or only write in emoji may not be worth your time.
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Voters in Arkansas, Hawaii, Louisiana, Oklahoma, South Carolina and South Dakota have no write-in option.
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No House member has won a general election campaign as a write-in candidate since Rep.
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"I think I'll write in the name Jeb Bush," she told the Miami Herald editorial board.
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More than 22,000 people statewide cast write-in ballots, including Richard Shelby, Alabama's senior Republican senator.
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Robert Aderholt, who has officially endorsed Moore, to run as a write-in candidate as well.
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I write in a journal, I watch a good film, I go out and take photos.
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Alone with those of us who write in print, he readily answers in English without retreat.
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And if you want to hurt yourself and write in Brainfuck, you can do that, too.
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Some people know how they do it; these are the things we write in our resumes.
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There is a reason for the lack of specific scenes and tendency to write in generalities.
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And there's no deadline to launch a write-in candidacy, which means others could join him.
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Current recommendations for the timing of twin deliveries vary, Thangaratinam and colleagues write in their report.
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And, although not in the race, Alabama football coaches tend to get some write-in votes.
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Half were prompted to write in first-person, while the other half wrote in third-person.
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Instead, John McCain said last month, he might write in the name of his friend Sen.
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Luther Strange will run as a write-in candidate, because they don't think he can win.
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Can we believe in the immigrant who happens to write in the hippest, Brooklyniest form going?
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In May, Corey's campaign manager filed papers for the write-in candidacy of a Corey supporter.
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I write in my notes that this dog probably has a better life than I do.
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Yes. I don't fully believe what they show on TV or write in the papers anyway.
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"Many organizations are developing health care price information tools for consumers," they write in Health Affairs.
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There are so many things I can't think about in order to write in the morning.
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"The evidence is clear," terrorism scholars Daveed Gartenstein-Ross and Thomas Joscelyn write in Foreign Affairs.
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So it just might be Bill Weld or Joe Libertarian or Mary-Write-In for me.
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" Without it, she confesses, "I would have drowned any desire to write in restlessness and despair.
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The outcome of this essay aligned with why Bell wanted to write in the first place.
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A write-in candidate has the built-in disadvantage of not being listed on the ballot.
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No troll or propagandist ever bears any responsibility for what they write in Russia, she said.
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The faithless elector, Michael Baca, crossed out Clinton's name on his ballot to write in Kasich.
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You might want to write in a journal or talk it over with a trusted friend.
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It is easy to write in general terms about the humiliation of being stopped and frisked.
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Healthcare providers should consider discussing this outlet as a resource, the researchers write in Obstetrics & Gynecology.
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These authors would invite others to write in their universes (and potentially make money from sales).
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I travel a lot, so by definition I write in many places: cabs, cafes, nearly everywhere.
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Some Republicans have pushed for the party to rally around a write-in campaign for Sen.
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How could climate change contribute to and amplify ill health, as you write in the book?
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Among the actual public figures who received write-in votes, such as Moore's primary challenger Sen.
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Because this was a fairly sophisticated effort to write in narrative rather than blow a whistle.
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You can write in the book — something I do constantly — which I think everyone should do.
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If you want to make your message clear, you are forced to write in big strokes.
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Here, "Some keep an elaborate" tells you exactly what "kind of truck" to write in: PANEL.
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Article of the Day Before reading the article: Do you know how to write in cursive?
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I had enough of the crossings to write in ___TESTS, and eventually got the other crossings.
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"I'll vote Republican, but I will probably write in a good candidate," Shelby told reporters Wednesday.
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Feel free to write in a savior on November 8; just know it probably won't count.
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Jen Kirby What kind of feedback have you gotten from fellow Alabamians about your write-in candidacy?
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"These findings should not be interpreted as a condemnation of individual exercise," they write in the study.
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And as the authors write in the study:Annual household income is a substantial driver for solar deployment.
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If this is your goal, here's what you should write in your Mother's Day card this year.
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In 22017, she became the first senatorin more than 30 years to win via write-in campaign.
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I write in the book, when I was growing up in Texas, that I identified with her.
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The No. 1 thing I do, and I'll own this, I write in a very readable fashion.
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When I write songs about people, I write in current time, it's what I'm currently going through.
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"The frameworks presently governing AI are not capable of ensuring accountability," the researchers write in the paper.
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Lingwulong belonged to the diplodocid family, the researchers write in their paper published Tuesday in Nature Communications.
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Luther Strange (R-AL), who lost to Moore in the primary, run as a write-in candidate.
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The Cruz campaign is urging supporters to back write-in candidates in the 10th and 17th districts.
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Student Opinion How much of your real self do you reveal in what you write in school?
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She was a write-in candidate, too, so she had to be extremely popular among the people.
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Nearly none of those clauses are clauses I expected to write in a headline, let alone together.
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During that time he would write in the morning before the rest of the house was awake.
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We will write in the name of some good conservative Republican who is qualified to be president.
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Connecticut, Michigan and Washington, all traditionally blue states, are also among the top states searching "write-in."
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You write in the book that sexism and misogyny played a role in the 22020 presidential election.
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They encouraged followers to cast write-in votes, and bought retweets on Twitter to amplify their message.
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This one person writing in this one style affects other writers who write in a different style.
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About 4 percent of voters planned to write in a candidate, and about 5 percent remained undecided.
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You write in the book's introduction that graffiti is "less susceptible to being co-opted" by commercialization.
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Many of these students are unable to write in answers on basic school worksheets for various reasons.
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I wanted to write in a real voice, I didn't want to be overpoetic or overly lyrical.
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They were asked to write in the names of people, places and things that gave them support.
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Alabama's senior senator, Richard Shelby, said he will write-in a Republican candidate in the state's Dec.
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Kate Brown, the chair and vice chair of the NGA's health care subcommittee, write in their letter.
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We will write in the name of some good conservative Republican who is qualified to be President.
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One financial services CEO told me if that were the choice, he would write in Michael Bloomberg.
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He's also not one of Ohio's certified write-in candidates, so the vote will be tossed out.
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And keep an eye on the percentage of the vote that goes to any write-in candidates.
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We need to translate that first word, though, so the answer we write in is ETE CAMP.
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The 61-year-old was elected as Skagway's mayor following a write-in campaign in October 2017.
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There's a pragmatism to that point that undergirds a lot of what you write in the book.
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Whenever she'd sit down to teach me to write in Russian, she'd be unbelievably patient and kind.
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If you write in Microsoft Word Online, you'll soon have an AI-powered editor at your side.
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It's basically a tablet-sized device that lets your kids easily scribble, draw, and write in color.
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We're supposed to write in a state of seriousness and sadness and out of respect of history.
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Murkowski kept her seat by beating Miller in the general election with an extraordinary write-in campaign.
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Holmes plans to cast a write-in vote for Strange, even it it could help Jones win.
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The Alabama Republican said he's already cast his ballot, and that he chose a write-in candidate.
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Educators determined he had profound learning difficulties and never taught him to read or write in school.
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McMullin is on the ballot in eleven states and is a write-in candidate in twenty-three.
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If he does not step aside, I will write in a Republican for the Office of President.
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"The write-in votes played a very big factor, but a win is a win," Trump continued.
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One of them was the poet Eileen Myles, who ran in 1992 as a write-in candidate.
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"You downloaded the page, and you own it," the developers write in their justification of the practice.
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I went up to a guy who's running as a write-in against the Republican in Pennsylvania.
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The tone you write in is so perfect, and yet so different from much of history writing.
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As Bethany L. Johnson and Margaret M. Quinlan write in their new book, You're Doing It Wrong!
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"I have the right to vote for a write-in candidate in the [Electoral College]," Vu said.
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Luther Strange, who lost the GOP primary runoff to Moore, could campaign as a write-in candidate.
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Ms. Ocasio-Cortez, who on Tuesday expressed surprise at her write-in victory, immediately declined the nomination.
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But act up is a perfect example of that, and I write in the book about Stonewall.
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But there's evidence that binge writers actually get less done than people who write in shorter bursts.
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Douglas AltchekNew York To the Editor: I write in praise of the Metropolitan Museum's decision to — finally!
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Lee Busby, a Republican and a retired Marine colonel from Tuscaloosa, has announced a write-in bid.
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Although Mr. Dowless was running unopposed, about a third of the vote went to write-in candidates.
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"You write in The New York Times that the Jewish community obeyed the law," Ms. Greenfeld said.
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It would be very difficult for a write-in challenger to actually win if Moore stays in.
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Past elections have shown a variety of write-in recipients: friends, neighbors, pastors, an imprisoned former governor.
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Wilbur saw shocking combat in World War II, which was when he began to write in earnest.
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Mr. Binion, a registered Democrat, cast a write-in vote for Michelle Obama for president in 2016.
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I could be really creative and write in a way that I couldn't in workshops or classes.
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Now we just have to figure out what to write in the 13 letter slot we have.
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I write in my journal and read for a few hours before getting ready to turn in.
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I felt honored that Mr. Moore, who was such an important person, would write in my yearbook.
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Mr. Merrill said he believed no one had ever won a statewide write-in campaign in Alabama.
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David said that meant I would have to help report and write in addition to taking photos.
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That's what I would aspire to write in any joke or any written prose, television script, anything.
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The withdrawal probably won't set off "an immediate emergency," Ilan Goldenberg and Ariane Tabatabai write in Slate.
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But that activist, Becky Gerritson, objected to Roby's stance on Trump and ran a write-in campaign.
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Write in and tell us your views on the resolution of the civil lawsuits against Harvey Weinstein.
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I would write in a frenzy for 2–3 weeks, publishing a new article every other day.
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LAURA COLLINS-HUGHES 'NOLLYWOOD DREAMS' Funny plays are hard to write, in short supply and desperately needed.
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My decision to write in English has also been explained as a flight from my country's history.
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But WeWork's troubles have put that strategy into question, Peter Eavis and Michael write in the NYT.
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But WeWork's troubles have put that strategy into question, Peter Eavis and Michael write in the NYT.
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"If he does not come out for impeachment, I have a write-in candidate," Ms. McMahon said.
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Hopkins "treated prisoners in the most inhuman and barbarous manner," they would later write in their petition.
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Here's an early Ive sketch of an electronic pen that could write in different widths and patterns.
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What I learned from that early experience was: If I write in Spanish, I will be rejected.
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But ending the trade war still matters more for Beijing, our correspondents write in a news analysis.
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If he dropped out, a write-in candidate would then have a good chance of beating Jones.
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In 2010, Ms. Murkowski retained her Senate seat in a historic win as a write-in candidate.
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I had enough letters at that point to write in JUDGES, but then I was stymied. ROBOJUDGES?
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Underline things you especially want to remember, make notes — just don't be afraid to write in it.
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The bulb's inventor, Thomas Edison, wouldn't approve, two of his great-grandchildren write in an Op-Ed.
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But some sovereigns write in fake OID income, and fake withholding, in order to claim illegitimate refunds.
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Intrauterine and implantable devices are highly effective at reducing unintended pregnancies, the researchers write in JAMA Pediatrics.
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The vast majority of write-in votes are rarely counted, and each state handles the matter differently.
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Ideally I write in a silent room with a magnificent and inspiring view of the natural world.
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Nelson said any write-in campaign needs to figure out exactly which voters are up for grabs.
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John Rodgers is levying a campaign as a write-in candidate after initially opting not to run.
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On Tuesday, the Reform Party in New York's 214th Congressional District, which neighbors the 20183th District, held a write-in primary election, and Ocasio-Cortez won it with 22018 of the 217 write-in votes even though she wasn't a candidate, according to the New York Daily News.
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On Tuesday, the Reform Party in New York's 173th Congressional District, which neighbors the 14th District, held a write-in primary election, and Ocasio-Cortez won it with 9 of the 22 write-in votes even though she wasn't a candidate, according to the New York Daily News.
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She won a stunning victory in a rare write-in campaign — and "Murkowski" is not all that easy to write in — returning to Washington still a Republican, but one with a well-defined independent streak and a reputation of fierce advocacy for her remote and sometimes overlooked state.
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Their messaging had to do more than just convince Alaskans to elect her — it had to train voters on the mechanics of selecting a write-in candidate: Fill in the bubble, write in her name, remember K, not C. Murkowski also benefited from some of her opponent's missteps.
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Alphabet teaches kids how to read and write in Arabic and with references to rockets, cannons and tanks.
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There are even echoes of this philosophy in a speech he helped write in 1994 for Mr. Gore.
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Write-in victories are electoral unicorns, let alone a little more than two weeks out from voting day.
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Jen Kirby What made you decided to throw your hat in the ring as a write-in candidate?
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You write in the book that we're going to need key technologies to develop before that becomes widespread.
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But they're mostly not voting Clinton, opting to write in Pence or vote for a third-party candidate.
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"The Constitution's a mess," complains Aaron Burr when Hamilton asks him to write in defense of the documents.
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You're a compassionate yet no-nonsense kick-in-the-ass for many of the people who write in.
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This finding could be especially helpful for patients in underserved and rural areas, researchers write in Family Practice.
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As the authors write in the study:Approximately half of the central Lowlands are seasonal wetlands known as bajos.
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"Mammals, including humans, show seasonal birth patterns that relate to environmental cycles," the authors write in the study.
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I know it's kind of ridiculous, but I love their notebooks and refuse to write in anything else.
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We have a few choices, or you can write in your own, all for just a $5 donation!
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Respondents were asked to write in how many plastic straws, if any, they used in the past week.
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" Shelby said he would reveal who he would vote for as a write-in candidate "a little later.
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He has pledged to write in a name should his like-minded allies fail to successfully draft one.
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After my routine, I write in my diary and go to bed with Trevor Noah's Born a Crime.
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Mark Kirk said he planned to write in Petraeus this fall over Donald Trump, the presumptive GOP nominee.
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Users can navigate windows, write in text boxes, navigate, scroll, and select text while only using the pen.
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"Lifeline has brought affordable telephone service to millions of people in poverty," the groups write in their petition.
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Some are not even on the ballot, having missed filing deadlines, and are instead waging write-in campaigns.
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Big week for Google wearable news — which, honestly, is not a phrase I expected to write in 2019.
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Ben Mol of Monash University in Australia and Kurt Barnhart, also of Perleman, write in an accompanying editorial.
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Among other traditionally red states making the top 25 for "write-in" searches are Arizona, Indiana and Kentucky.
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I mean, if the voters rose up with a write-in campaign, then of course I would serve.
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You write in the book about starting out modeling at 2800 and all of the challenges you experienced.
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The rules: ALWAYS WRITE IN BLOCK CAPITALS If you can replace a word with an emoji, do it.
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Jonas is actually there to tell his dad what to do, and what to write in the letter.
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"When it happened to us, we woke up," they write in #NeverAgain: A New Generation Draws the Line.
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All together, they write in HBR, the two researchers collected and coded about 60,000 hours worth of data.
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As I write in the memoir, I don't believe in ghosts, but I see them all the time.
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Running itself is the best endurance training for muscles, they write in the British Journal of Sports Medicine.
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While voters in Nevada have no write-in option, they can chose a "None of These Candidates" option.
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Gressier and colleagues write in JAMA Pediatrics that up to 15 percent of women have depression during pregnancy.
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Each animal was identified "by an experienced examiner and confirmed by another," the researchers write in their study.
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He has not ruled out a re-election campaign as a write-in candidate, reported CNN's affiliate KIRO.
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Once upon a time, children learned how to write in cursive as part of handwriting lessons in school.
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"If he gets trounced along the way then I'll write in Cruz as a protest vote," he said.
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" She goes on to write in an email that "as much as it scares me, it thrills me.
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Even Italians struggle to understand why she would want to write in a language much less widely read.
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He devoted multiple chapters to the woman who would later write In Trump We Trust: E Pluribus Awesome!
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Kasich never warmed to Trump, declining to endorse him and opting to write-in a vote for Sen.
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Lucas Boersma and Bakhtawar Mahmoodi, of St. Antonius Hospital in Nieuwegein, The Netherlands, write in an accompanying editorial.
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The researchers write in the study that their results show that Facebook provides large benefits to its users.
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McConnell on Monday said the party is looking to see if a write-in option could be successful.
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Below are some of the best write-in candidates as they are listed in the full election results.
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And despite the urging of national Republicans, the incumbent jumped into the race as a write-in candidate.
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On Election Day, 250 voters had selected the Libertarian nominee, while 22 voters cast a write-in ballot.
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He could lose to the Democratic nominee, Doug Jones, or, less likely, to a Republican write-in campaign.
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While they could mount write-in campaigns, the filing deadline to appear on the ballot passed in April.
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Several lawmakers outside of Alabama have mentioned a write-in campaign in the wake of the report. Sen.
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I listen and write in mind that a song can be contextualized in dual settings and contrasting emotions.
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"Reagan didn't seem to know who I was," she would later write in her 2000 memoir, Reporting Live.
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How was her sister, as you write in the book, her "rosebud" that motivated her throughout her career?
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That's when I realized she could only write in the old fashion, putting the paper on her lap.
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"We're interested, but you need to shut up," Goldman and Honig write in The Daily Beast, addressing Cohen.
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"Blocking users from your Twitter account violates the First Amendment," the lawyers write in a letter to Trump.
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We only have enough room to write in NEW YORK, however, so the X stands in for TIMES.
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Others write in journals or think of a positive thing — or several — before going to sleep at night.
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The only reason I chose to write in was because I wanted time to research all the questions.
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Fewer citizens can read and write in a foreign language than in any other EU country, except Britain.
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But my editors made one thing clear from the beginning: I had to write in the first person.
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American troops have "operated between two allies: Turkey and the Kurds," our colleagues write in a news analysis.
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Savor the seed entries and look at the fill around it: Are these satisfying entries to write in?
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You can write out a list in bullet points, or you can write in prose, or even poetry.
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"I write in a little office without a phone, behind a beer joint called Cash McCoo's," he said.
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It has a range of hosts, and users are invited to write in and pitch ideas for shows.
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This is overwhelming for a pro se applicant who lacks the ability to read and write in English.
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Gardner, however, told reporters that he has not yet spoken to anyone about waging a write-in campaign.
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I think for a long time I had a failure of courage to write in my own voice.
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It was in no way anywhere near as hard-hitting as what we would write in the future.
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When it comes to Alabama, a write-in candidate would have a few things working in their favor.
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Jen Kirby Had you considered getting into politics before declaring yourself as a write-in candidate in this race?
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McConnell said Republicans were still considering having a candidate launch a write-in campaign against Moore for the Dec.
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"Acting now on what we already know can make this difference happen," they write in the journal The Lancet.
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"Recognition of hearing loss as a risk factor for dementia is relatively new," the authors write in the report.
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"Few," Jennifer Boggs of Kaiser Permanente Colorado in Denver and her colleagues write in the Annals of Internal Medicine.
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But art critics are self-taught, which means that they have more freedom to write in novel, untraditional ways.
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Debuting the ink on Instagram (as expected), Teigen wrote a caption she'd only write in this obscenely adorable circumstance.
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Officials are still counting write-in, provisional, and military ballots, he said, and if the margin narrows lower than .
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But he added that he would either not vote or write-in a candidate before voting for a Democrat.
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For the future, she is betting on people's desire to still write in notebooks to grow the business globally.
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But whether it affects veterans' risk of homelessness hasn't been studied until now, the researchers write in JAMA Psychiatry.
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Some columnists, like Javier Pérez Mandujano, a life coach from Mexico by way of France, write in both languages.
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"I write in the group to let the world are the atrocities of the war imposed on the civilians."
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However, Sherman-Palladino said that if McCarthy even has an afternoon free, she'd write in a scene for her.
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The April 6-163 dates were penciled in early February in the expectation May might write in mid-March.
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This work represents an experiment, "with the feeling of perception and infinite space," they write in the video's description.
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"The secretaries were on duty all through the night, and would write in shorthand whenever inspiration struck," James said.
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In 34 states paperwork, the write-in candidate must file paperwork before the election for that vote to count.
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I had decided to write-in my mother as a symbolic protest vote against the Democratic and Republican nominees.
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Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) successfully won reelection through a write-in campaign in 2010 after losing the Republican primary.
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He took 49.9% of the vote to Mr Moore's 48.4%, with the remaining 1.7% going to write-in votes.
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Prine, I think we're trying to re-write 'In Spite of Ourselves' and I said, 'I think so too.
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But think before you cast a protest vote for a third-party candidate, or write in Bernie Sanders name.
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"I sat down and asked God to put what he wanted me to write in my head," Robinson remembers.
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Beet juice, as I write in the article, contains nitrates, which may help with blood flow, and thus stamina.
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Instead of a boxed-in rectangular area to write in, it's more of an open space with an underline.
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His own sons, aged 16 and 18, cannot speak, read or write in English past a second-grade level.
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Blood pressure treatment and control increased during that time period, the researchers write in Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality and Outcomes.
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Luther Strange, who lost to Moore in the primary, to run as a write-in candidate on Dec. 12.
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As we speak out loud (or write in a journal), we release survival emotions such as fear and shame.
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White would tell Benthall to work on a UK timezone and write in a particular way, the investigator added.
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I've decided that if I am to write in this time, I know whom to vote for: Jim Webb.
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"The French are not cookies from a factory," they write, in a typically charming example of their prose style.
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Shelby said in November that he would probably write-in a candidate instead of casting a vote for Moore.
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When candidates don't know what to write in their cover letter, they often resort to restating their job history.
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Although McConnell would in the following days float Sessions as a potential write-in ringer, that idea quickly fizzled.
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Mandatory school discipline policies are seemingly impossible to write in a way that will not encompass some unintended behaviors.
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"I just found it incredibly difficult to write in any way that satisfied me," he told The Paris Review.
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"I'm probably going to give a protest vote and write in Bernie," Jesse Rose, a New York delegate, said.
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Multiple scenarios -- from expulsion to write-in candidacies to holding hearings -- were brought up in the halls of Congress.
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She could only speak and write in Mandarin upon arriving in the U.S., though she picked up English quickly.
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Lisa Murkowski from Alaska lost the primary, ran a write-in campaign in the general election and actually won.
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You acknowledge that you have heard rumors of a write-in effort to elect you to the school board.
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"Not all extreme behaviors are violent or destructive," he and colleagues write in a new paper in American Psychologist.
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Toomey urged Moore to step out of the race and suggested Republicans back a write-in campaign for Sen.
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Green Party nominee Jill Stein received 220006 percent, and other third-party and write-in candidates received 2202 percent.
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" President Clinton and Chelsea Clinton write in a letter: "It has been a productive time for the Clinton Foundation.
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Simone: I know it sounds corny, but when I was younger I always used to write in a diary.
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My dad hired these young women to teach my mom how to read and write in English and Malay.
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But amazingly, the bot will be done somehow quicker than the report took to write in the first place.
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And guess what: I exercise, I eat fruits and vegetables, I write in my gratitude journal, I hydrate (begrudgingly).
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AMY WALTERSAlexandria, Va. Dear Amy, Many readers write in looking for books to take their minds off the news.
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" After the killings, he would write, in a tone of satisfaction, "They finally obtained their insignificant deaths (sus muertitos).
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" When a story line would focus on Jane getting a girlfriend, some readers would write in: "Wait a minute.
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"I'd rather see the Republican win, but I would hope that Republican would be a write-in," he said.
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The attempt to acquire Farelogix, these lawyers write in their complaint, is also an attempt to stamp out competition.
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So we want to urge women — and anyone else who feels underrepresented — to write in (here is a guide).
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"As our reliance on technology increases, we sometimes forget that it can fail," the researchers write in their paper.
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It was a diary, and he told her, "Whatever you write in this will belong to you," she said.
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As early voting began, some progressive voters have chosen to write in "Believe Women" instead of Bredesen or Blackburn.
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The prospect of a write-in candidacy, for a third candidate, was also under consideration, according to party aides.
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She first tried to write in her early 20s but consigned her script to a drawer after becoming pregnant.
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What is it about dogs (and their canine kin) that makes it so tempting to write in their voices?
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Even so, 9.4 percent of the voters took the trouble to write in the names of others they preferred.
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The big difference for me is that it's very unusual and somewhat uncomfortable to write in the first person.
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From Shantha Ready Alonso, executive director of Creation Justice Ministries, Washington, DC The year of the write-in candidate?
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He found it much easier to write in "The Times's voice," as he put it, than in his own.
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"I'll either vote for a conservative who runs or I'll write in the name of a conservative," said Romney.
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They worry that a Democratic White House would saddle them with new environmental regulations and write in higher taxes.
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Now you can write in MIASMA/PLASMA crossing ALMS/AXIS at the top, because what else could it be?
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Green Party nominee Jill Stein received 1.2 percent, and other third-party and write-in candidates received 3.2 percent.
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She won reelection as a write-in candidate in 2010 after losing the Republican primary to a Tea Partier.
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They continue to write in this way, deliberately obscure and esoteric, because it is a shortcut to being mysterious.
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Shelby announced that he wouldn't vote for Moore and would instead cast his ballot for a write-in candidate.
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The Unbreakable box offers journals to write in, but you are the one who has to do the exercises.
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The "low overall difference in academic performance after childhood exposure to surgery is reassuring," they write in JAMA Pediatrics.
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I used to write in my journal, write about myself, write poems, and I most recently started writing songs.
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He also said it would be "destructive" to set up a write-in campaign in the Alabama Senate race.
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Republican leaders are also scrambling for a candidate with strong name identification to run as a write-in candidate.
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Once, in order to be a Poet in the US, you were expected to only write in closed forms.
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In 28503, Murkowski lost the Alaska GOP Senate primary but won the general election as a write-in candidate.
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If a book is hard to share, like personalized books with blank areas where readers write in their experiences.
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When you write with a pen or pencil, do you print, write in cursive or alternate between the two?
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"This study yields insights into the two latter issues," the authors write in the paper published today in Cell Reports.
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While we can assume someone wrote up the typed remarks for him, Trump is known to write in all caps.
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KURTZ: You know I write in my book, Media Madness about the double standard in the coverage of Donald Trump.
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To the good people of Illinois, you had two reasonable choices, write in another candidate or vote for the Democrat.
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"It was great to see your product in consumers' hands and … for them to actually write in feedback," Adekunle says.
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But for now, we'll have to see what these young composers write in the upcoming winter season of the VYC.
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To the good people of Illinois, you have two reasonable choices: write in another candidate, or vote for the Democrat.
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I think it's maybe a little less public and it's a little less easy to write in a blog post.
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"We do not know either the meaning and the function attributed to it," the authors write in the press release.
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The party launched the write-in campaign to highlight problems it sees with New York's election laws, City & State reported.
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I write in the journal that it all feels like it's working for me, especially the Murad Vitamin C toner.
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Most people spend more time on that dozen or so words than we do on paragraphs we write in emails.
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"Reddit users are more interested in politics-related memes than other type of memes," the researchers write in the study.
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JOE KERNEN: I know, but you had to write in your -- I mean – ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: And I praised him.
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More research is needed to know whether some grooming methods are safer than others, the researchers write in JAMA Dermatology.
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Busch would later write in an email to the EPA that Flint had "optimized" corrosion control, which was not true.
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"The rest position with the two wheels rolling on the belt is always stable," the authors write in the study.
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With no other listed candidates on the ballot, opponents of Vance have basically one option: waging a write-in campaign.
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According to Google Trends, online searches for "write-in" spiked by more than 2,800 percent in the last week alone.
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Previous studies have connected child abuse with increased risks of suicidal thoughts and attempts, the researchers write in JAMA Psychiatry.
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"Additional greenhouse gases could further extend the [habitable zone]," Ramirez and study co-author Lisa Kaltenegger write in their paper.
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They could have sent key surrogates to back her independent write-in bid, or helped funnel donors to her campaign.
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You write in the book about being included in People's World's Most Beautiful issue after you broke out in Precious.
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"The tools were preferred over a traditional interface, without a loss in diagnostic accuracy," the researchers write in their paper.
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Underwood and colleagues write in JAMA Psychiatry that 9 percent of men report depression at some point during their lives.
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Wyoming law allows a write-in to declare him or herself a candidate two days after an election takes place.
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This is the first study to directly prove that the virus causes birth defects, the study authors write in Nature.
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Portman on Saturday said he could no longer support Trump and would instead write in his running mate, Indiana Gov.
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THERE WAS ACTUALLY A WRITE IN PETITION TO NIKE TO POWER THROUGH AND GET THE POWER LACES IN A PRODUCT.
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In a 2015 survey her team conducted, she asked respondents to write in why they wanted to try e-cigs.
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What these morons write in newspapers, that Lety was a concentration camp, is a lie, it was a work camp.
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Abu Jihad continues to write, in the hope that his words will steer others from the path he once chose.
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For one thing, microcephaly was probably underreported in Brazil before the Zika virus outbreak, the researchers write in the study.
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The New York Times even went so far as to write in its review, "The kids of today deserve better."
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Five percent of respondents were undecided, while 3 percent said they plan to cast their ballots for write-in candidates.
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Yes. Voters can write in candidates -- but their votes will be counted only if they could swing the election's outcome.
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As I write in my new book, "8 Seconds of Courage," the pain of losing friends in battle never subsides.
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Wide-ruled pages offer plenty of space to take notes, create lab reports, and learn how to write in cursive.
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As CNBC has previously reported, University of Alabama football coach Saban always scores a respectable number of write-in votes.
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"We will lose something as we print and write in cursive less and less, but loss is inevitable," Trubek concludes.
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No last-ditch write-in bid is in the works, either -- nor does such a Hail Mary attempt appear viable.
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Pollsters for the Senate Republicans' campaign arm concluded this week that even Sessions couldn't win as a write-in candidate.
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I eat lunch and then write in 71.833-minute focus sessions where I can't click around and can only write.
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The largely unprecedented move was made possible after Halvorson secured enough write-in votes from Democrats during the April primary.
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But as I write in my column, it's possible — and that's staggering considering how little attention South Sudan has received.
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The Republican voted for the tax increase, and the guy doing the write-in campaign runs a little vaping store.
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I write in My Life With Bob about reading Moby Dick while vacationing on Ko Phi Phi in southern Thailand.
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As for Alabama politics, Saban himself was a decently popular write-in during the state's December 2017 controversy-riddled election.
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Murkowski nevertheless won the general election as a write-in candidate by relying on independent and cross-over Democratic votes.
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The labels feature the flags of both sides, with spaces for fans to write in the score as a souvenir.
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His allies polled Alabama voters to see if Strange or even Sessions could beat Moore as a write-in candidate.
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But with Moore defiant that he'd stay in the race, no major Republican launched a serious write-in campaign. Sen.
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Similarly, at 9A, the answer is REVEAL, but you only write in REVE, allowing the AL to side the right.
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Lee Busby, a retired Marine running on a conservative agenda, declared his write-in candidacy 15 days before the election.
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As I write in it, the resistance has been responsible for the most hopeful showing of political activism in decades.
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Though her first collection didn't appear until she was 45, she began to write in earnest in her early 20s.
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In a tight race, any votes cast for a little-known write-in candidate, Lee Busby, might affect the outcome.
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Amy Chozick's book is about Hillary Clinton — and all the things reporters don't write in their stories about Hillary Clinton.
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"The press, to put it mildly, has not handled the confusion well," Quinta Jurecic and Benjamin Wittes write in Lawfare.
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Four years ago, 20173,22017 ballots were cast for write-in candidates; in 211 and 2784, the number was under 300.
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The usual ways of addressing sexual harassment in corporate America aren't working, Gretchen Carlson and Roxanne Petraeus write in Fortune.
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Mr. Matabor cannot read or write in Bengali, and his teacher told me that he was often absent from class.
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Nick and Meg live and write in Brooklyn, where their dogs Ogden and Luna are frequent playmates and helpful pwoofreaders.
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Halvorson, who won the Democratic slot as a write-in candidate, officially decided to accept the nomination, he announced Tuesday.
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Instead, they plan to support write-in candidate Adam Sedlock, whom Halvorson defeated by 41 votes in the Democratic primary.
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"I thought to myself, yes, this is the biggest story I will probably ever write in my career," he said.
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Briscoe Cain to write in a tweet — which Twitter has since taken down — that his "AR is ready for" O'Rourke.
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"Stephens's counsel indicates it is proper to refer to Stephens as 'she' and 'a woman,'" they write in a footnote.
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The only thing the homeschooled children were allowed to do while in their rooms was write in journals, Hestrin said.
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They write in ornate scripts, use old manual typewriters, present their work on richly textured paper, or include little illustrations.
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Powell liked to write in the morning, 300 words a day, and clear paths and haul rocks in the afternoon.
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Roy Moore's name will be on the ballot, but there is a space for people to write in an alternative.
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They don't write in ways that are deliberately misleading, and it's useful to think through why I disagree with them.
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Shout this from the rooftops and invite women in your lives — and anyone else who feels underrepresented — to write in.
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The odds of Strange, or anyone else, winning a write-in campaign weeks away from the election are ... not great.
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If a write-in candidate or the Democratic candidate got the most votes, that person would head to the Senate.
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But Murkowski has an independent streak, even surviving a primary defeat in 2010 to win reelection via write-in campaign.
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In 1991, she ran as a write-in presidential candidate when the notion of a queer, female, candidate was incredible.
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In California, write-in candidates must have notarized paperwork from each of the state's 55 representatives in the Electoral College.
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Kelly Ayotte saying she was rejecting Trump and would write in Pence for president -- Planned Parenthood quickly jumped on the attack.
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The study is the first to record an impact on social denormalization among young smokers, the authors write in Tobacco Control.
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So, Loeb and Bialy write in their paper posted to the arXiv server, maybe 'Oumumua is just an incredibly thin object.
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He didn't even write in his diary what he knows of the Jenningses' big secret, so far as Paige could tell.
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Moore and her colleagues write in the Cochrane Library November 25th that babies are often separated from their mothers at birth.
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McSweeney is pleased that it appears the Illinois GOP will finally work to support a write-in candidate to challenge Jones.
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And as I write in the book, I don&apost know if they could have moved faster and why the delay.
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Participants come from all 50 states and from diverse ancestral backgrounds, the researchers write in The American Journal of Human Genetics.
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The Reform Party held write-in primaries in multiple districts for the June 26 primary, according to City & State New York .
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"He's optimistic about the country, about the future and about you," the Gates write in an op-ed published on CNN.
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You write in your book that Kim Il Sung took the least humane elements of Confucianism and combined them with Stalinism.
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Fans can also write in their own city by responding with the hashtag #Mayochup followed by the name of the city.
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In interviews, many said they either planned to either write in Sanders in November or vote for the Green Party ticket.
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We write in hopes that more artists will finally break with their sense of exceptionalism and consider their roles in gentrification.
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"The television networks offered hour-long specials," Watergate reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein write in their book The Final Days.
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To enter, among other qualifications, applicants must write in 150 words or less what color inspires them the most and why.
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I try to write in my lab notebook every day, and if I do something different than normal, I note that.
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"Machine-aided fake review detection is necessary since human users are ineffective in identifying fake reviews," they write in the study.
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He ran against Richard Daley for mayor of Chicago in 1967, and a year later as a write-in presidential candidate.
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"As it turns out, the term 'derpy' has also been appropriated as an ablist slur," the researchers write in their apology.
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However, after the "Access Hollywood" video, Portman withdrew that support and said he would write-in Trump's running mate, Indiana Gov.
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Collectively, all of this new information could help policymakers better understand health conditions among Americans, as researchers write in the study.
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The bid for her independent write-in campaign was kicked off with an announcement featured several Alaska Natives in its backdrop.
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And as I write in the book, I don&apost know whether they could have moved faster and why the delay.
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You get to be a little more reflective, but this wasn't a show I would've tried to write in my 30s.
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The findings suggest that people with NAFLD and cirrhosis should be monitored for HCC, the authors write in the journal Gastroenterology.
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"There are many playwrights who are trying to write in the sci-fi genre who are not getting produced," she said.
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Police-involved fatalities in the U.S. average nearly three deaths per day, researchers write in the American Journal of Public Health.
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"It will live on as a free and open source project," the company's founders write in a note confirming the acquisition.
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Stipulate that you want a girl who will write to you exactly those words which you write in a particular notebook.
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But one thing that we write in our own reviews is, like, obviously you cannot install a lot of native software.
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Some of the stuff they write in our Instagram comments are just hysterical and we have a good laugh about that.
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As Selye would later write in a Tobacco Institute pamphlet, ""It is frightening that no-one mentions the benefits of tobacco.
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The general response: Many don't love Trump, but they would largely pick him over Warren — or would write in someone else.
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"I could not vote for Trump or [Democratic nominee Hillary] Clinton," she would later write in her diary, according to Page.
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The only thing the home-schooled children were allowed to do while in their rooms was write in journals, Hestrin said.
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And, as they write in this week's Science, a group led by Kit Parker of Harvard University have done just that.
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When children are having sleep problems, educating parents is often the first step for treatment, the researchers write in Sleep Medicine.
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Girls are also known to have a more difficult concussion recovery than buys, Kontos and his colleagues write in JAMA Pediatrics.
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There was a loophole of sorts: Prospective lawmakers could still win as write-in candidates, as Trump could in this scenario.
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He worried that Julian would "face a similar fate" in the harsh art world, the Halffs write in the new book.
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Other schools, like the University of Arizona, write in rules specifically geared towards preventing professors from profiting off their required textbooks.
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And Diana Martens, 51, of Jeffersonville, a Republican who works at a pharmaceutical company, said she might write in a candidate.
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Jones captured more than 49% of the vote, compared to Moore's more than 48%, with write-in votes totaling almost 2%.
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Changing your keyboard language can be incredibly useful if you often write in a language other than your computer's default language.
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Write-in campaigns, as anyone replacing Moore at this late stage would have to mount, are always a serious long shot.
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But prior to Murkowski's win, the last senator to be elected in a write-in campaign was Strom Thurmond in 1954(!).
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Biblio: You write in the book that the working class has gone from a highly respected position to one of ridicule.
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She can still be opposed by a write-in candidate, but would be the overwhelming favorite in the deeply Democratic district.
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She can still be opposed by a write-in candidate, but she is the overwhelming favorite in the deeply Democratic district.
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It's too late for Republicans to remove Moore's name from the ballot, though leadership is exploring a potential write-in option.
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In the U.K., 74 percent of antibiotics are prescribed by general practice physicians, the researchers write in the journal Family Practice.
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The trio stood in a semicircle and described how Fliedner's write-in campaign had begun on the night of October 10th.
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"That's an option we're looking at, whether or not there is someone who could mount a write-in successfully," he said.
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The disorder is linked to mental health problems, chronic pain, obesity and diabetes, the researchers write in Annals of Internal Medicine.
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You write in My Midnight Years that you spent most of your time on death row learning the law and reading.
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What's more, Republican leaders in Washington are discussing whether Mr. Sessions should launch a write-in campaign to reclaim his seat.
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And now an underfunded write-in candidate, Peter Gleason, has jumped into the race, offering voters a semblance of a choice.
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She often returned to old diaries to write in the margins—to chastise her younger self, or argue with her conclusions.
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To better understand what the fundraising market is like for entrepreneurs today, TechCrunch asked founders to write in with fundraising stories.
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Times Insider Readers write in about everything from the colors of Lucky Charms marshmallows to the size of the observable universe.
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I write in the book about how empathetic Lydia was; how she was always helping animals and taking in stray dogs.
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He said these pages were important because they show Frank's first foray into trying to write in a more literary tone.
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The write-in dodge might be appropriate for 20-year-olds who want to demonstrate their moral superiority to the system.
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Finding safe ways to lower blood pressure, even modestly, could have significant public health impact, the study authors write in Hypertension.
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Success in those campaigns proved elusive, first through an internet third party campaign and then subsequently as a write-in candidate.
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In his first three years of eligibility (1992 to 1994) Rose still received a few write-in votes, which don't count.
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In 2010, Murkowski won reelection as a write in after losing the Republican primary to Joe Miller, a Sarah Palin wannabe.
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A few crossings later and I was able to write in FREEZE TAG, which makes its New York Times Crossword debut.
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This approach was thought to "promote recovery by minimizing brain energy demands following concussion," the authors write in the new statement.
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The technology monitors what students write in emails, chats and shared documents — some even track what they say on social media.
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You write in your plan that you want to decriminalize homelessness and get rid of laws that discriminate against the homeless.
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And so I would come home from work, and I would write in my journal or write a story or two.
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" In their book "Reckless Endangerment," Gretchen Morgenson and Joshua Rosner write in their introduction "The American people realize they've been robbed.
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Now they're committed to achieving parity through a campaign to get women — and anyone else who feels underrepresented — to write in.
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It's an unstable bill that's "likely to prove fleeting," as Fordham's Rebecca Kysar and Linda Sugin write in The Times today.
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Among the scenarios: mount a write-in campaign, or plan to expel Moore from the Senate as soon as he's elected.
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Luther Strange The runner-up to Mr. Moore in the Republican primary managed to win the general election's write-in sweepstakes.
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I tumbled to the theme when I tried to write in ROCK 'EM SOCK 'EM ROBOT, but ran out of squares.
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What role do the Common Core standards seem to have had in the demise in students' learning to write in cursive?
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Meanwhile, a write-in candidate's chances of success aren't much higher even in states where pre-election petitions are not required.
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Online, you can use the Rebus key and I'm told that the formats will accept B, Y, DD or VI. Unfortunately, the software does not have the ability to record rebuses vertically, so you will need to write in DD and VI. Alternatively, you can write in B and Y and just imagine that the letters are divided.
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I can't write in the morning and then do a calculation in the evening; that's absolutely not how it's going to work.
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You know, you could write in this voice, a typical oblivious New Yorker who thinks the entire world stops outside of Manhattan.
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Instead, he's relying on his thousands of supporters (his Facebook group currently has 16,550 members) to write in their candidate of choice.
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Ted Cruz heard the news about the missed deadline and said voters should support a write-in candidate or support the Democrat.
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"We were interested in the association with coat colour because chocolate pigmentation is recessive in dogs," the authors write in the study.
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These reviews are difficult for surgeons to contest, they write, in part because healthcare privacy rules prevent discussing details of the case.
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"As I write in the memoir, I don't believe in ghosts, but I see them all the time," Alexie explained on Facebook.
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Organizers also worked to promote a write-in candidacy for another Republican candidate in hopes it would siphon votes away from Moore.
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But, when I write -- in my CEO letters, I talk about: you have to be local in every community you work in.
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"Standing in line at the diet kitchen before being served was the source of explosive conduct," they write in Men and Hunger.
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Trying to find my style over four or five years and trying to make people happy and write in a certain way.
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Rather, young evangelicals showed disproportionately high rates of support for Gary Johnson, Evan McMullin, and a variety of conservative write-in candidates.
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Cooperman, still undecided about what to do with his ballot, joked that he might write in Alfred E. Neuman or Mitt Romney.
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The researchers write in Pain Medicine that pain is recognized as the most compelling reason for an individual to seek medical attention.
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That's because ballots with write-in candidates are often treated like provisional or absentee ballots and counted after ALL of the others.
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"You can't hide the numbers under a bunch of malarkey, " said Kotlikoff, who is running for president as a write-in candidate.
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It was picked up for a third season only after a now-famous write-in from the show's small but dedicated fanbase.
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It's about influencing the next generation of people who are coming into this business to write in a way that's more expansive.
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The "efficacy" of e-cigarettes "as a smoking cessation tool is under heavy debate," the study authors write in JAMA Network Open.
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About 288 percent of voters were undecided, and just shy of 29 percent said they would opt for a write-in candidate.
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You drive to the voting center, stand in line — sometimes for hours — and either pull a lever or write in your decision.
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" That prompted someone else to write in the comments: "If that kid is 30lbs he's got some serious health issues going on.
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You write in the book that you met Bond movie producers Harry Saltzman and Cubby Broccoli while gambling in a London casino.
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"They got away with it," Johnson's national security adviser, Walt Rostow, would write, in a bitter memo to his files, in 242.7.
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This is strange sentence to write in 2016 during this latest season of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills: Poor Lisa Rinna.
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A bill that was introduced to the state senate would require all students enrolled in Washington grade schools to write in cursive.
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And Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Tuesday that Attorney General Jeff Sessions has the popularity to win as a write-in candidate.
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The guess: Han Solo and Princess Leia had the kind of whirlwind romance you can only write in galaxies far, far away.
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"We cannot say that spurring users to post more photos on Facebook will increase user longevity," the authors write in the paper.
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Participants were then asked to write in the third person about how the average college student might feel entering the job market.
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I was going to pretty much all-black, all-Somali schools, and then I learned how to speak and write in Somali.
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What language could he write in, when language itself had been profaned by obscene meanings for "selection", "concentration", "transport", "chimney" and "fire"?
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Parks often gave doctors blank certificates and told them exactly what to write in order for their patients to become her wards.
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" Doesn't sound interested in running against Roy Moore Just now: Sen @lutherstrange says "right now a write-in candidacy is highly unlikely.
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But participants in that study regularly used condoms, which also reduce the risk of transmission, Rodger and her colleagues write in JAMA.
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The Illinois senator said instead of voting for either Trump or Clinton, he plans to write in former CIA Director David Petraeus.
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If you truly don't like or prefer any of the candidates whose names appear on the ballot, then write in a name.
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His testimony, in hindsight, offered a preview of what he would come to write in his four-page letter summarizing Mueller's findings.
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McCain announced earlier this month that he would not vote for Trump or Clinton and floated that he could write in Sen.
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"Without these regulations, young children may accidentally find and consume these products," the researchers write in the American Journal of Public Health.
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Not being able to write in the first person was very much about that, and self-disgust or anxiety about saying 'I.
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Ted Cruz, a Texas Republican, encouraged Illinois voters to "write in another candidate, or vote for the Democrat" in a July tweet.
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John Kasich (R) reiterated his calls for the GOP to stop supporting Moore and also suggested a write-in campaign, noting Sen.
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Little is known about drinking in the period before reporting for duty, the researchers write in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine.
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"Some people have tweeted that they think Justin Trudeau would win the election as a write-in candidate," the agency's head said.
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Two conservative candidates — Mac Watson and Ron Bishop — are running active write-in campaigns, but they are barely registering in the polls.
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National Republicans turned off by Moore had talked about trying to field a more credible write-in candidate, but it never happened.
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While iPads ideally come preloaded with the standard keyboard for your country or region, you may prefer to write in other languages.
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That could be related to the different tasks that men and women perform as caregivers, the authors write in the journal Sleep.
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A Republican lawyer is mounting a write-in campaign in Chicago to make sure a literal Nazi doesn't become a U.S. congressman.
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Instead of leaving the ballot blank like Fleischer, those who are opposed to both major party candidates have chosen to write-in.
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"I intend to rally my memory and write in these pages you provide a small word-hoard of my own," Cockcroft wrote.
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"I appreciate everyone who took the time to log-on or write in and participate in our government," Zinke said last year.
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They externalized thoughts and feelings women and girls are expected to write in their journals, lock up and keep in a drawer.
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Each training kit, including limb model, gauze, gloves and other supplies costs about $25, Andrade and her colleagues write in their report.
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A moderate Republican, she plans to write in U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont - who lost the Democratic primary campaign to Clinton.
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But, in addition to his own party's nod, Welch also received a surprise GOP nomination for Congress in a write-in campaign.
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The only development that could sink Moore's candidacy is a write-in campaign from a Republican backed by the party, he said.
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The rule with this White House is that if you write in praise of anything it has done, something disastrous swiftly follows.
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Mr. Shelby urged voters to write in the name of "some distinguished Republican," and nearly 23,000 Alabamians seem to have followed suit.
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It's like, 'This is a behavior and we're going to write in a small sample the funniest way to heighten this behavior.
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Capitalizing on the moment, Marc Fliedner, a former prosecutor in Brooklyn and civil rights lawyer, presented himself as a write-in candidate.
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"This was a frank display of ignorant complacency in the face of a clear and demonstrated threat," they write in Foreign Policy.
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"If somebody was trying to write in Joe Brown and they wrote in Joe Brownlee, that's not 'Joe Brown,'" Mr. Merrill said.
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Similarly, along the southern perimeter at 68A, "Lefties" are southpaws, and we have to assume the word south and write in PAWS.
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After dinner in the restaurant, I lay down and read one of the room journals that guests are invited to write in.
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" As Yair Rosenberg of the Jewish magazine Tablet tweeted, it was "basically just what teenagers write in each other's high school yearbooks.
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McCain, who has his own re-election race to deal with, said he may write in his old friend Senator Lindsey Graham.
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Kibbe and her colleagues write in JAMA Surgery that women have largely been left out of research due to regulations or discrimination.
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"Acupuncture should be considered as one option for migraine prophylaxis in light of our findings," the authors write in JAMA Internal Medicine.
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"When I'm too worn out or in pain I lie in bed and write in my mind," she said in an email.
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Dozens of hospital networks, both giant and small, pledged to reduce the prescriptions they write in-house, to keep from encouraging resistance.
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You do need to ask and let them say or write in their own words, but you can serve as a coach.
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