"Economic independence is a central part of their sexiness, a central part of their glamour," she said.
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I hope to be a central part of achieving that.
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It has become a central part of their online personas.
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The funds have become a central part of modern markets.
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Extensive ideological indoctrination is a central part of their service.
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But law enforcement is certainly a central part of it.
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Treatment must be a central part of solving the problem.
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The blood is a central part of the high, too.
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Kalanick's testimony will likely be a central part of Alphabet's argument.
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Randy Weber, has made guns a central part of her campaign.
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Open discourse has always been a central part of Twitter's pitch.
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Pet ownership is a central part of life for American families.
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Free speech isn't a central part of democratic practice by accident.
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The subway might again be a central part of the solution.
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High-impact educational practices should be a central part of that equation.
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China's economic management should also be a central part of multilateral diplomacy.
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Humble or grand, the dacha is a central part of Russian life.
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African American history is a central part of our glorious American history.
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Clinton would outsource a central part of her administration to her spouse.
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Trump made replacing NAFTA a central part of his 2016 election campaign.
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Work is such a central part of young people's lives, she says.
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The phone was a central part of their life as a couple.
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Balloons have been a central part of Ms. Zencirli's work for years.
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Social media is also now a central part of many students' lives.
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A central part of his message is that music is not ideological.
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Educating students is a central part of the museum's mission, he said.
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For some Republicans, they've made him a central part of their ads.
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Facebook Inc's Live feature is a central part of its growth strategy.
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Democrats, meanwhile, have made health care a central part of their message.
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The site, NRATV, is a central part of the organization's messaging apparatus.
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Trump made attacks on both groups a central part of his campaign.
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Both young governments saw managing water as a central part of their mandate.
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SoC is a central part of how newer connected devices are being made.
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Trump has made his hardline immigration policies a central part of his presidency.
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Intangibles have become a central part of the capital stock of U.S. firms.
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Levin made environmental policies and climate change a central part of his campaign.
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Mr. Trump has made the issue a central part of his stump speech.
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Clinton's biography began to form a central part of her campaign's story. Mrs.
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Renaissance's computer infrastructure, he said, had been a central part of its success.
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What's clear, though, is that homophobia is a central part of this crime.
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"Private security has become a central part of criminality itself," Mr. Ungar said.
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The Salesforce C.E.O. has made philanthropy a central part of the company's mission.
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Doing away with it is a central part of the president's tax proposal.
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President Trump has made counterterrorism a central part of his Middle East policy.
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For me, the flesh has always been a central part of that humanity.
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The fuel standards were a central part of Obama's legacy on addressing climate change.
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This is a central part of Norse mythology, which is still shrouded in mystery.
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A central part of his part of the 2013 immigration reform was border security.
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A central part of Trump's appeal is his empowering, anti-elitist skepticism of experts.
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Republicans see appointing ridigly conservative judges as a central part of their policy strategy.
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Social media has been a central part of Trump's game plan from the start.
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In the group's nomenclature, that pledge is a central part of the ISIS protocol.
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But the ruling could undermine a central part of the 2010 Dodd-Frank law.
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Ms. Salazar has made visits to senior centers a central part of her campaign.
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Trump has made a "war" on the press a central part of his presidency.
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In July, the review court affirmed a central part of Judge Boasberg's original ruling.
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He also has made the opioid fight a central part of his administration's agenda.
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" Renewables, Hanrahan said, were "working and becoming a central part of our energy mix.
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Bernie Sanders, Clinton's main rival, making climate change a central part of his campaign.
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All have suddenly become very much a central part of the national dialogue across Europe.
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President-elect Donald Trump made America's large trade deficits a central part of his campaign.
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So having the studios pitch in more was a central part of the contract negotiations.
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It becomes a central part of the film, the way different people view this woman.
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This year, though, the Democrats are making disability issues a central part of their convention.
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I am so honored to have been a central part of such a special show.
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That's not the driver in this film, it's not a central part of the plot.
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Over the past few years, Instagram has become a central part of the beauty industry.
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Sanders made "Medicare for all" a central part of his platform in the 2016 race.
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A central part of that effort will be reaching out to women, with whom Mrs.
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As we move forward, the ocean must be a central part of the climate solution.
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Combating the debtors' prisons must be a central part of efforts to eliminate mass incarceration.
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I don't appreciate or agree with journalists being a central part of the story anywhere.
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In the governor's race, candidates are making environmental issues a central part of their campaigns.
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It's clear that education will continue to be a central part of criminal justice reform.
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A central part of this story is the furious evolutionary battle between moths and bats.
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It is a crucial point of entry, and a central part of the game's ecosystem.
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Still, Vietnam remains a central part of the Australian-American narrative, for good or ill.
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Now, Lower plans to make his support of Trump a central part of his campaign.
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Democrats are planning to make Heller's position on healthcare a central part of the campaign.
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Trump has made his critiques of the press a central part of his political persona.
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Carter Show world tour, explicitly making her marriage a central part of her musical persona.
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It would be a central part of their campaign — not a "take for granted" sidelight.
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Castro has made universal prekindergarten a central part of his campaign from its earliest days.
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The historian Richard Hofstadter famously made this a central part of the study of American politics.
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Nixon had made fixing New York City's outdated subway system a central part of her campaign.
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Career is central to this story because for men, it's a central part of their existence.
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Backpage became a central part of the discussion around the legislation, which many sex workers opposed.
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Such subsidies remain a contentious issue as they are a central part of China's economic policy.
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Anti-Trump rhetoric has become a central part of Mexican campaigns heading toward the 2018 election.
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Restoring the broad promise of the HOPE scholarship is now a central part of her campaign.
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He and wife Meghan, 37, are making the Commonwealth a central part of their public life.
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Promise made: Johnson has made cutting tax a central part of his campaign for the premiership.
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Why go after him: A central part of Team Trump's strategy is discrediting the mainstream media.
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But they should equally bother institutions that claim diversity as a central part of their mission.
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Maxine Waters of California, who have made impeaching him a central part of their political identity.
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It's more that navigating the events of the past is a central part of their stories.
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"It was really her humanity that made her a central part of the newsroom," he said.
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Democratic leaders in Congress have even made both issues a central part of the party's platform.
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Pete Buttigieg has made reclaiming religious morality language from the right a central part of his campaign.
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Trump made tearing up the nation's trade deals a central part of his 2016 presidential campaign promises.
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Championing sex-positive stories that illustrate, inform, and explain is a central part of Broadly's editorial mission.
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KEENE, N.H. — Hillary Clinton has made battling the drug epidemic a central part of her presidential campaign.
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Clinton has made the call for greater infrastructure spending a central part of her general-election message.
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New generations of Brazilians consider them a central part of their country's cultural fabric, unavoidable and unmissable.
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A central part of those performances, as wonderfully idiosyncratic as they are, is definitely in his timing.
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The personnel changes came as Trump has made immigration a central part of his 2020 reelection campaign.
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The administration has also made the Yemen civil war a central part of its counter-Iran strategy.
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She's made that, and the racial inequities of marijuana arrests, a central part of her campaign already.
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"Documenting James Watt's attacks on public lands was a central part of his legacy," Mr. Turner said.
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As a candidate, Trump made bringing American jobs back to America a central part of his campaign.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has made feminism a central part of his government and brand in Canada.
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Bourdain was a strong believer in meals being a central part of community, as he told Bookpage.
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The idea of an open, inclusive immigration system nonetheless became a central part of the national story.
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"The secretary of state added: "The Iran nuclear deal, the JCPOA, was a central part of that.
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Besides issuing rules and litigating bad guys, the SEC made education a central part of its campaign.
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In that primary, exit polling suggests that black, moderate voters were a central part of Biden's support.
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Just like in his earlier business career, lawyers have been a central part of the Trump era.
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It's a story that should be a central part of the conversation about the nation's offshore future.
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And Huawei is already a central part of many countries' telecommunications networks, making a ban logistically difficult.
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The hacking and leaking of Democrats' emails has long been a central part of the Mueller investigation.
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The following explains how China's new Loan Prime Rate (LPR), a central part of the reforms, will work.
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Some, like Klingemann, have co-opted this capacity for production, making it a central part of their work.
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Born in Port-au-Prince, St. Fleur grew up with art as a central part of his life.
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Adding voice and messaging communications does this by making it more of a central part of home communications.
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The material is there, and that kind of criticism has always been a central part of campaign coverage.
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Since then, ISIS's online activity has grown significantly, with Twitter becoming a central part of its recruitment activity.
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The presidential campaigns have fully embraced digital media as a central part of their messaging and organizing strategy.
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The president in the 2016 campaign season made vilifying refugees and immigrants a central part of his strategy.
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Jo: He had to die so that forgiveness could become a central part of the show's thematic resolution.
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That money — millions of dollars — is now a central part of the case prosecutors are building against him.
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The partners ran the fund, but we were a central part of the SoftBank ecosystem at the time.
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And he told Fox Business he opposed breaking up the big banks, a central part of Sanders's policy.
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But for the fishermen here, the weight of the preservation will remain a central part of their lives.
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But to the women, Dr. Bucci was a central part of a system that enabled abuse and harassment.
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Signing Gueye, making him a central part of his plan, is a sign that Tuchel has recognized that.
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A central part of that has been to reform and modernise state champion ADNOC and attract foreign investment.
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Sharp rhetoric about the threat posed by "radical Islam" was a central part of Trump's 2016 election campaign.
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I didn't recognize it as being a central part of my personality or anything that really changed the norm.
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Their illicit affair is a central part of the storyline in the show, and a huge disappointment for me.
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So the fact that race has become a central part of Trump's 2016 campaign should come as no surprise.
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"Eyes on the street" and "social capital," terms she coined, are now a central part of urban-planning vernacular.
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Trump has made LNG exports a central part of his trade policy, aimed at reviving industry and creating jobs.
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The bright spot at GE is its aviation business, which will remain a central part of the future company.
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Greatest hits include: Argentine presidents are expected to make the sovereignty claim a central part of their foreign policy.
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"The Illuminated Mural" is a central part of my livelihood, and I would be devastated to see it destroyed.
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But they're more suburban, and being in the middle of Seattle has become a central part of Amazon's identity.
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Under the direction of its chief executive, Paul Polman, Unilever has made acquisitions a central part of its strategy.
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"Language is such a crucial skill, such a central part of cognition," she says, and "being fit may help."/•/
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The bill's effects on older insurance customers were a central part of Democratic messaging after Republicans introduced the bill.
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Trump made NAFTA renegotiations a central part of his campaign, and as president initiated negotiations on a renewed deal.
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Wade early next week, a concept that the governor made a central part of his "women's agenda" on Tuesday.
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Messaging has become a central part of KLM's strategy and is one that the company continues to build on.
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Now, two separate Sanders relations are running for office, using that tie as a central part of their messaging.
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Democratic operatives who have worked with Bond this year say she considered herself a central part of O'Rourke's 2020 operation.
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Democrats running for governor in states that haven't expanded Medicaid are making the expansion a central part of their campaigns.
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What motivated the White House to order that freeze has formed a central part of the impeachment inquiry into Trump.
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Former U.S. President Barack Obama made improved internet access a central part of his efforts to normalize relations with Cuba.
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Throughout the Democratic primary, Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders made addressing the student loan crisis a central part of his platform.
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He was such a central part of the story and the sun around what so many of the actors orbited.
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A CENTRAL part of the Sanders economic plan is to break up big banks by reinstating the Glass-Steagall Act.
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The Type 055 will be a central part of future Chinese aircraft carrier battle groups, Li said in the article.
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Clinton has made Flint's water crisis a central part of her pitch to black voters, visiting Flint in early February.
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The land trust is already buying properties and will be a central part of ensuring that permanent affordability, organizers say.
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I arrived, healthy, in early September and promptly made cruising for street food a central part of my daily routine.
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A central part of his 2013 campaign for mayor was his opposition to the closing of hospitals in the city.
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President Obama made infrastructure investment a central part of his economic plan, and President Trump campaigned to do the same.
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Memes, a central part of internet culture, often rely on the use of copyrighted images, usually for a comedic effect.
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He raised concerns about Yovanovitch's removal, which was pushed by Giuliani and has become a central part of the inquiry.
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She became a central part of his ensemble, and they started a romantic relationship that lasted through the mid-'21983s.
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Biden made his support of the 2009 auto bailout that saved jobs in Michigan a central part of his pitch.
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Although Mr. Trump has at times preached bipartisanship, he has never made it a central part of his governing strategy.
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Mission work is a central part of the Mormon faith and though not required, it's highly encouraged for young men.
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Flynn has become a central part of the ongoing federal investigation into possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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On the campaign trail, Trump turned contempt for the media into a central part of his quest for the Presidency.
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More importantly, they are missing Google's fundamental apps like Gmail, Maps and Chrome, a central part of the Android experience.
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We've also eliminated rollovers, cut out hidden fees and made free financial education a central part of everything we do.
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"For some investors, the semiconductor business may be a central part of Toshiba's appeal," Goldman Sachs analysts wrote last week.
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That has been a huge thing for me, and a central part of what drives me as a creative person.
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"New Eden," of course, is not the first time "Star Trek" has made religion a central part of its plot.
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It is an issue close to his wife's heart and one she will make a central part of her public work.
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The use of conspiracy by the President of the United States as a central part of his discourse is extraordinarily dangerous.
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The outcry over the sentence became a central part of a growing movement to combat sexual assault on U.S. college campuses.
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The president has made restricting immigration, both legal and illegal, a central part of his platform dating back to his campaign.
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Founded in the early 21950s, Rahat is a central part of Israel's efforts to settle the nomadic Bedouin in specific communities.
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For instance, how you lay out your living room could disclose whether watching TV is a central part of your life.
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The Trump tweet on "tapes" is now a central part of the investigation into what exactly happened between he and Comey.
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Opposition leader Alexei Navalny is making anti-corruption a central part of his bid to oust Putin in the 2018 election.
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Investigators also asked Kushner about his role in Comey's dismissal, Lowell said, which is a central part of the obstruction inquiry.
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The Home for the Dying Destitute became a central part of her legend, and Sunday's small celebration had a proprietary air.
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What was once a central part of the historical profession, a vital part of this country's continuing democratic discussion, is disappearing.
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The choice takes on a special resonance in Russia, however, where the arts are a central part of the national identity.
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" Sanders has previously argued that a carbon tax "must be a central part of our strategy for dramatically reducing carbon pollution.
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Producing more American energy is a central part of my plan to Making America Wealthy Again – especially for the poorest Americans.
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AMP is a central part of Google's maniacal mission to clean up the mobile Web and boost search revenue on mobile.
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AI has become a central part of how many tech companies are thinking about their next generation of devices and services.
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"Women are a central part of that," Rahmani, the first female ambassador from Afghanistan to the US, told reporters on Monday.
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The United Nations Secretary General, António Guterres, has promised to make accountability for sexual misconduct a central part of his leadership.
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The attacks came in response to reports that Bolton&aposs upcoming memoir undermines a central part of Trump&aposs impeachment defense.
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The leadership role embraced by California goes to the heart of what has long been a central part of its identity.
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Once a central part of her campaign, she has glossed over it in recent rallies after criticism across the Democratic Party.
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Trump made America's large trade deficits, lost factory jobs and stagnant wages for the middle class a central part of his campaign.
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A central part of the reform plan involves reducing the taxes on "pass-through" entities like sole proprietorships, S corporations, and partnerships.
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Accordingly, Democrats should advocate for investment in our nation's crumbling infrastructure as a central part of cultivating economic growth and job creation.
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The countries will reportedly resume talks soon, and presumably, how the US handles Huawei will be a central part of that discussion.
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In 2011, it emerged that Ma had moved Alipay, now a central part of Ant, out of Alibaba to his direct control.
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Keep in mind that the fight over confirming Kavanaugh is a central part of the strategy for both parties approaching the midterms.
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While Apple's Siri is still limited in its scope, Google's Assistant has quickly become a central part of all its hardware offerings.
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A central part of the Christian faith, the Mass commemorates Jesus' Last Supper with his apostles on the night before he died.
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It is not a central part of my life; if it was, I probably wouldn't be wasting any time playing video games.
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Ryan has made clear that he sees a healthcare plan as a central part of his policy-driven tenure in the House.
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Trump has made late-night comedy great again -- at least those who have made mocking Trump a central part of their shows.
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With long land borders with Syria and Iraq, Turkey is a central part of the U.S.-led military operation against Islamic State.
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As a result, candidates are making environmental issues a central part of their campaigns leading up to the August 28 Florida primaries.
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But the union leaders made the issue of safety a central part of their argument that the shutdown needed to end immediately.
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Ms. Nielsen, as he made clear this week, will be a central part of his attempt to right the president's foundering administration.
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Spokesperson Mark Deasy says the products were not a central part of its business and the company no longer has the equipment.
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Republican nominee Donald Trump has vowed to undo the environmental regulations proposed by Obama as a central part of his economic plan.
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The back cover was dominated by an image of Badu's swollen belly, and motherhood became a central part of her public persona.
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"Certainly the tax cuts were a central part of his agenda for the last six and a half years," Mr. Kobach said.
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As Tuesday's hearing was expected to demonstrate, Democrats continue to see Mr. Mueller's findings as a central part of their impeachment investigation.
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Mr. Abe has made closer ties with the United States a central part of his foreign policy, at least under Mr. Obama.
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Tax reform was a central part of Trump's platform and a key component of his promises to help make America great again.
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When I first reviewed the Muse in 2014, I had no inkling it would become a central part of my daily routine.
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In a central part of Beijing, Ying Ying sells sex from a room with a door that opens directly onto a busy lane.
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Although her image has become a central part of the protest, Ahmed said she remains hopeful that the poster will continue to inspire.
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You are a central part of this, it's a memoir, it's your sense of it, so you are a big part of it.
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Many other established democracies around the world, from Germany to South Africa, have made this principle a central part of their national governments.
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He also cast doubt on the effort to reshape the national health care program, a central part of former president Barack Obama's legacy.
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It was around this time music became a central part of Franklin's life, with gospel icons like Mahalia Jackson helping to raise her.
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"Revlon has been a central part of my personal and professional life for more than 20 years," Perelman said in a company statement.
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Its diorama-like visual style is a central part of the narrative structure, creating scenes that aren't technically interactive, but encourage active participation.
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It would ban Americans from foreign lobbying — a central part of the case against former Trump campaign officials Paul Manafort and Rick Gates.
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He's a central part of the story, not just because he's important to the narrative, but because he feels like he belongs there.
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Yet the speakers also overwhelmingly agreed that a central part of "national conservatism" involved opposing allegedly divisive cultural change wrought by mass immigration.
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Last November, Houston voters repealed an anti-discrimination law after opponents made fears related to bathroom access a central part of their campaign.
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"My unapologetic progressivism is a central part of my identity, and I wanted that to be represented adequately in my application," he explained.
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Fast forward almost 16 years, and she's got three Grammys and a Brit, but no longer feels a central part of the industry.
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As President Obama reaches the end of his second term, those prosecutions are a central part of his legacy, and a shameful one.
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Ocasio-Cortez made the elimination of ICE a central part of her campaign during the family separation crisis on the U.S.-Mexico border.
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On Monday, Ocasio-Cortez broadened her criticism of Amazon to encompass larger economic issues she has made a central part of her message.
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If the new show recognizes that the car is a central part of the plot, it could be a helluva lot of fun.
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Climate change is ravaging the planet, economic inequality has reached dangerous levels, and concentration camps are a central part of U.S. immigration policy.
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The campaign would be centered on the message of unity and love -- themes Booker has made a central part of his political profile.
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Manchin is now making protecting the health law, especially its protections for people with pre-existing conditions, a central part of his campaign.
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The issue has formed a central part of corporate engagement for many of the investors ahead of the season for annual general meetings.
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But supporters of exiting the union, a move known as Brexit, made emotional appeals to limit immigration a central part of their campaign.
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As the White House works on its proposal, it should make skills training for infrastructure-related jobs a central part of the plan.
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Drones are definitely here to stay, and it's only a matter of time before they'll become a central part of our daily lives.
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Tymoshenko has made her opposition to the government's decision to raise gas prices a central part of her campaign in the March election.
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Machine learning has become a central part of a lot of basic large-scale computing projects, from bots to search engines and more.
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Mongan's innovation was soon shared widely among members of The Show, who made the heads a central part of their in-game routine.
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Who stays here: Families visiting Walt Disney World, who want their hotel to be a central part of their Disney and vacation experience.
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Admittedly, the city has repeatedly emphasized that a central part of the mission of LinkNYC is to help break down the digital divide.
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There are 260 women running for Congress, 200 of them Democrats, several of them making motherhood a central part of their political pitch.
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Following a Supreme Court ruling that threw out a central part of the Voting Rights Act, Southern states undertook a new suppression campaign.
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Just about everyone has a TV in their home, but the people we're talking about make it a central part of their existence.
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Trump's team made the rough transcript of his July 25 call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky a central part of its early arguments.
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Jack Kemp, the NFL star-turned-New York congressman who tried to make poverty and inclusiveness a central part of the GOP platform.
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Growing up transgender in a very religious military family was hard, she says — and hair was always a central part of the argument.
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Youth like Ms. Thy Sovantha were a central part of that hope, as a demographic shift gave them a larger say than ever before.
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Winning back trade privileges rejected by Ecuador&aposs former president, Rafael Correa, were a central part of the talks for current President Lenin Moreno.
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But if you've been in the public light for decades and have yet to make that a central part of your communications, it's harder.
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"President Trump has made China a central part of his economic and foreign policy, but he has not focused on human rights," Johnson said.
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Courting young voters is a central part of the Clinton campaign's grassroots efforts in the final weeks before Election Day, and for good reason.
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His outreach to people with disabilities was a central part of his tenure as Florida governor, one he speaks about on the campaign trail.
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Her campaign has fought that label, with allies pointing out that protecting abortion rights is also a central part of the Democratic Party's agenda.
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Corbyn's policy platform hasn't stemmed the spread of anti-immigrant populism, and the Tories have made restricting immigration a central part of their agenda.
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The avalanche is a central part of the movie and follows the marital tension that happens after the husband acts like such a coward.
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The travel ban was one of Trump's signature hardline immigration policies that have been a central part of his presidency and "America First" approach.
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The fallout from that meeting, as it became public last summer, appears to be a central part of Mueller's investigation into obstruction of justice.
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"For Tehran, the battle over Syria is also a central part of its regional rivalry with Saudi Arabia," writes Mohsen Milani in Foreign Affairs.
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President Barack Obama has made improved internet access a central part of his efforts to normalize relations with Cuba, first announced two years ago.
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A central part of GE's turnaround is its plan to spin off GE Healthcare, the profitable division that makes MRI machines and other equipment.
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Bossa nova's influence would continue through later developments in MPB and beyond, remaining a central part of Brazlian music and identity to this day.
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But it does show that the new president is serious about putting the Islamophobia that was a central part of his campaign into practice.
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A central part of its strategy is to get existing iPhone owners to pay for more services on their phones, like Netflix and HBO.
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China's Belt and Road Initiative is a central part of President Xi Jinping's strategy to increase his country's global influence through infrastructure projects abroad.
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To those who have spent their lives following Queen's Park, or working for Queen's Park, Hampden is a central part of the club's identity.
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Many have wondered how much Qatari society might bend to accommodate guests who view drinking as a central part of the World Cup experience.
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The administration's Affordable Clean Energy rule would replace the Obama administration's Clean Power Plan, a central part of its efforts to combat climate change.
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Telenor said a central part of the report related to its handling of a "serious matter" in 2011, from an employee seconded to Vimpelcom.
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There's an awful lot of room for the digital age to get into energy, and this was really a central part of the puzzle.
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While Daou describes himself in this era as "the typical cliché, the bleeding heart New Yorker," politics wasn't a central part of his life.
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Booker is not renouncing his history as a cheerleader for those policies, a central part of his story as mayor of Newark, New Jersey.
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Mr. Brown, 79, is entering the final 18 months of his governorship and has made battling climate change a central part of his agenda.
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The conversation with Zelensky is reportedly a central part of the whistleblower complaint that spurred many Democrats to support an impeachment inquiry against Trump.
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Comedians like Louis C.K. and Aziz Ansari, who have both been accused of sexual misconduct, used feminism as a central part of their acts.
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Effectively, Trump made immigration a central part of his campaign, building a "wall" and securing the "border" that has nothing to do with me.
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Floridians are astutely aware of the dangers they pose and, in fact, have embraced the animals, making them a central part of the state's identity.
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The FTC said Smucker's internal documents acknowledged that eliminating price competition between Crisco and Wesson was a central part of its rationale for the acquisition.
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The issue was a central part of his election platform, and as mayor he pushed through a record $40 million in investment into affordable housing.
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Tymoshenko has made her opposition to the government's decision to raise gas prices a central part of her campaign in the March 31 presidential election.
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The cat is a central part of PR for Assange, who uses it for everything from garnering sympathy to slapping its face across WikiLeaks merch.
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Last month Joe Biden, the current frontrunner for the Democratic nomination for president, made the violence there a central part of his official campaign launch.
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The McGahn lawsuit is a central part of Pelosi's strategy of "legislate, investigate, litigate," but could delay any final decisions on impeachment for several months.
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"Droit is a central part of our eligibility architecture as we prepare for MiFID II," said Jo Hannaford, managing director in Goldman Sachs' technology division.
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Helping others is a tenet of 12 Step programs, like Alcoholics Anonymous, so it's no surprise that it's become a central part of her recovery.
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Ms. Park's choice of Washington over Beijing in the dispute has been seen here as a momentous decision and a central part of her legacy.
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She spoke with voters who grimaced over the allegations against Mr. Marlatt, but said she did not make them a central part of her campaign.
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Reducing carbon emissions is a central part of the plan: left unchecked, climate change will unravel much of the good work done in other areas.
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ATF Executive Director Frank Clemente said his group testified before the Democratic Platform Committee and that ending deferrals was "a central part" of its testimony.
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The FTC said Smuckers internal documents acknowledged that eliminating price competition between Crisco and Wesson was a central part of its rationale for the acquisition.
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Nah, what Mariah deserves is a full evaluation of how her humor was nearly always misunderstood and thus became a central part of her brand.
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More generally, cryptography is a central part of how IT services are secured: Amazon's Automated Reasoning Group has been around since 2014 working in this area.
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The president has a long history of incendiary comments toward immigrants and has made restricting immigration, both legal and illegal, a central part of his administration.
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Founded in 1799, Greene King operates around 2,700 pubs, which CK Asset believes will continue to form a central part of British culture long after Brexit.
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Althoff, for one, has been public in his criticism of previous sales approaches, and he is keen to make Azure a central part of the focus.
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But for the average user, the Gmail experience is more homogeneous than ever, and it's hard to argue plugins are a central part of the experience.
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Smart Infrastructure will remain a "central part of the new core" for Siemens, Rebellius said, and would exploit trends like population growth, urbanization and artificial intelligence.
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Republicans in Congress and the Trump administration have signaled that effective rather than nominal rates will be a central part of the debate from their perspective.
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The suspension of the tax is a major setback to French President Emmanuel Macron who had made the carbon tax a central part of his agenda.
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And pleasure — the durable pleasure of hearing or reading language used well, of watching a story unfold in pictures — is a central part of his legacy.
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But as the role expands beyond responsibilities like network security, the team is emerging from the shadows and becoming a central part of the overall enterprise.
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"I've so devoted myself to music that it's kind of my main thing, and religion hasn't been a central part of my life," he told me.
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As McClatchy pointed out, this is despite the fact that Damac marketing materials portray the golf club as a central part of the larger development project.
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Traveling remains a central part of her business, and to hear her tell it, her Dallas house is more of a home base than a home.
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Carson, who has been falling in national polls and is fourth in Iowa, has not made cybersecurity a central part of his presidential platform thus far.
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"Yes, this is reflective of the birth of the internet, but it's also about the food and restaurant culture becoming a central part of popular culture."
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But New York, which hosts its primary in April and awards more delegates than any state besides California, is a central part of Bloomberg's campaign strategy.
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President Clinton is really the one president in modern history who made background checks and prohibitions on assault rifles a central part of his legislative initiatives.
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Beshear made a smart move when he announced his run for governor earlier this year: He made education a central part of his campaign for governor.
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Accounts of children finding old bombs and accidentally setting them off have become a central part of Afghanistan's story, horrifying in how frequently it is repeated.
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The sticking point turned on what it would take for the North to begin dismantling a central part of its nuclear program — the Yongbyon enrichment facility.
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From my room, I review a festival application for "The Laughing Room," the M.I.T. installation, that will make up a central part of my Ph.D. dissertation.
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Winning back trade privileges that Ecuador&aposs former president, Rafael Correa, rejected is expected to be a central part of the talks for current President Lenin Moreno.
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It's easy to understand why Google would like to essentially make voice-based searches a central part of how people interact with their phones and other devices.
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Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders made calls for campaign finance reform a central part of his campaign, and famously relied mainly on small donations for his fundraising.
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Trump has made boasting about his tax cuts a central part of his re-election case, and Democrats are still trying to figure out how to respond.
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Sony CEO Kenichiro Yoshida has reaffirmed the company's commitment to its loss-making Xperia smartphone business, positioning it as a central part of Sony's entertainment-focused identity.
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It was founded by a white pastor who believes a central part of the calling God has on his life is to unify people across racial lines.
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A central part of that agenda, Ryan said, will be to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, the struggling health care law better known as Obamacare.
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That is a central part of a two-year turnaround plan underway at AIG, which has been the target of activist investors led by billionaire Carl Icahn.
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Stevie Wonder began his musical career at just 11 years old, and from the get-go, his love of jazz became a central part of his sound.
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"As every company (regardless of industry) becomes a tech company, it is critical for diversity and inclusion to be a central part of this transition," she wrote.
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From its founding in 1894 through the early decades of the 20th century, the organization made pro-Confederate education a central part of its mission with children.
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Fullscreen's talent-management business, however, has remained a central part of the brand, and today, it assists its influencer clients in scaling engagement and various monetization opportunities.
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Reform of SOEs to reduce inefficiencies and create a competitive state sector remains a central part of the current administration's efforts to upgrade and rebalance China's economy.
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We recommend creating a statutory long-term budget for major entitlements—and the revenues to finance these programs—as a central part of the federal budget process.
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Had he grown up in a place where the sport was not a central part of the culture, he said, he might never have taken it up.
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A central part of his appeal to voters, along with his three terms as New York's mayor, is his success as a businessman and self-made billionaire.
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White House chief strategist Steve Bannon famously told his former staffers at Breitbart that "destroying Paul Ryan's political career" was a central part of the site's mission.
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The suppression of black voting by law and brute force, especially in the South, was a central part of civil rights battles in the 22010s and ′22009s.
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Multiple members of Trump's team signaled Friday that the move by Democrats opened the door to the defense making the Bidens a central part of its presentation.
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But this New Yorker never imagined Italy would become such a central part of her life until she met Giorgio Spanu, a native of Sardinia, in 1989.
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Recent terrorist attacks, particularly the devastating July 13 Islamic State-claimed suicide bombing in Balochistan, may also hurt investment — Balochistan is a central part of the CPEC.
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A central part of the settlement involves restructuring Purdue into a public trust that would distribute the money from the sale of its drugs to the plaintiffs.
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The mystery surrounding Jack's death on "This Is Us" had become a central part of the series, but as the show has progressed, hardly a defining one.
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A central part of his self-image is clearly still grounded in that period, when he was not an all-powerful television demigod but a scrappy outsider.
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The radio has become a central part of their culture, and it should not disappear even for even a short amount of time because of Washington's interference.
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Klobuchar's plan is most similar to that of former Vice President Joe Biden, who has also adopted free community college as a central part of his proposal.
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She has not just been one of my own closest advisers, but a key resource to our entire majority and a central part of its many accomplishments.
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She has not just been one of my own closest advisers, but a key resource to our entire majority and a central part of its many accomplishments.
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Trump, whose likely run for a second term in 2020 could be hamstrung by a poor approval rating, sees the economy as a central part of his appeal.
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"Leonard is a central part of that process because Leonard knows the people who are active in the conservative legal movement all across the country," the source said.
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They also accused Dr. Luke of publicizing the accusations by putting it in his court filings and making it a central part of his defamation lawsuit against Kesha.
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Even as the country rapidly modernizes, the animals remain a central part of Saudi culture, and a lucrative one—with prized camels selling for more than $1 million.
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During that summit, Mark Zuckerberg discussed Facebook's new mission to bring the world closer together, citing Facebook groups as a central part of making this goal a reality.
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They discovered even though the outside of the skull looked like that of the primitive shark, a central part of the brainstem was elevated, like a ghost shark's.
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"It's so irresponsible" Prince Harry, who has made mental health a central part of his charitable work, echoed these concerns, saying that letting children play Fortnite is irresponsible.
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By having design and architecture a central part of its programming from the start, MoMA became an essential voice in contextualizing the changing aesthetics of the 20th century.
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Commitment to defend representative democracy in the hemisphere has been a central part of regional diplomacy since 2001, when the 34 OAS members signed the 2001 Democratic Charter.
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Allegations of fraudulent asbestos claims were a central part of the bankruptcy of Garlock Sealing Technologies LLC, which filed in 2010 the same court in Charlotte as Bestwall.
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"A central part of our mission is to bring new and advanced creative possibilities within the reach of everyone," said Yu Tian, chief executive officer of Yuneec International.
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Much of that hope dissipated when Mr. Trump chose to throw down the gauntlet and call for "law-and-order" as a central part of his campaign message.
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A central part of Assad's strategy includes the deliberate punishment of civilian population centers in order to sap rebels and their civilian supporters of their will to fight.
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Trump ordered the deployment shortly before the midterm elections, when Trump was making the fight against illegal immigration a central part of his pitch for Republicans seeking office.
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Mr. Sanders has made opposition to the treaty, a pact with the United States and 11 other Pacific Rim nations, a central part of his campaign, forcing Mrs.
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A central part of Trump's plan relies on allowing veterans to get service from a VA hospital or from a private healthcare facility, both funded by the government.
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"It's very hard to argue that the struggle of everyday people on economic issues was a central part of her campaign," longtime Democratic strategist Simon Rosenberg told me.
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Why it matters: Despite marrying into an immigrant family, Donald Trump has made toughening immigration laws and cracking down on illegal immigration a central part of his presidency.
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It was such a central part of the discussion, politically, that it seemed we were pointing at the direction of a particular candidate, and that wasn't our intention.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads How can one unmoor markers of identity from essentialized contexts while maintaining cultural heritage as a central part of one's art practice?
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The decision last year to float shares in the world's most profitable company was a central part of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's economic and political reform agenda.
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But a central part of Rock group sessions is the group meal people share during each meeting, and now members have to prepare their own before the session.
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" Trump has made his disdain and distrust of the mainstream media a central part of his presidency, accusing the press repeatedly of being the "enemy of the people.
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The president-elect made building a wall along the United States' border with Mexico a central part of his campaign, which took a tougher tone on illegal immigration.
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The Clean Power Plan, designed to cut greenhouse gas emissions from power plants, is a central part of Obama's climate agenda but the source of scorn among Republicans.
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The difference with Mr. Trump, he said, is that the president not only vents those feelings publicly, but also makes that venting a central part of his message.
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When she's dancing, she's slicingly incisive, brilliantly percussive, firmly — and very excitingly — controlled, palpably rejoicing in the brisk multidirectionality of gesture that's a central part of Bharatanatyam's armory.
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Involving young people, being active in the community, focusing on members, fighting aggressively and vocally — all of these must be a central part of any future labor movement.
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NACWA stands ready to work with Congress and the administration to fulfill this legislative priority and urge prioritization of water as a central part of the infrastructure package.
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Social media is a central part of daily life for the Parkland students and their age group generally, said Darrell Miller, a professor of law at Duke University.
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For a pretty goofy show, Lucifer featured a surprisingly nuanced account of evil and fate, while on Daredevil, Matt Murdock's Catholicism is a central part of his character.
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He believes that one way to help soften the impact of automation is through a universal basic income, which he has made a central part of his campaign.
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But it's worth asking how valuable it is to air these confrontations on national TV. Trump has made demonizing the press a central part of his political strategy.
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But it does signal the end of an era, as Toys 'R' Us stores had been a central part of many kids' lives before people shifted their spending online.
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Neistat spoke to BuzzFeed about his inability to figure out a strategy for "Beme News," which CNN had hoped would become a central part of its digital news business.
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EU leaders are exasperated that Mrs May now supports a plan that jettisons a central part of the deal which she had previously insisted was the only one available.
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Jeffrey said the United States and Turkey defined the safe zone as the areas where Turkey was now operating, down 30 km in a central part of Northeast Syria.
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Derrick Carter and DJ Sneak's many appearances at Industry made funky Chicago house a central part of the club's identity, and would heavily influence a generation of Toronto DJs.
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Discovery of new music has been a central part of the BPM ethos in the past, and going off the beaten path is almost always still a rewarding experience.
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Japan's government has placed renewed focus on the technology industry after Prime Minister Shinzo Abe made investment in cutting edge technology a central part of his economic growth strategy.
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In the eight years since the law was first passed, those scans have become a central part of products like Google Photos, Snapchat filters, and Facebook's photo-tagging system.
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For Trump, who is hoping to make the economy a central part of his case for his 2020 re-election campaign, further rate cuts could not come fast enough.
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Although Howard did not take over the hospital until 1967, the school has used it for teaching since 1868, and it represents a central part of the school's mission.
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Labour, which is trailing Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Conservatives in the polls, has sought to make the state-run National Health Service (NHS), a central part of its campaign.
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His long-held view of China as an economic boogeyman became a central part of his "Make America Great Again" campaign platform that promised a rebirth of US manufacturing.
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The family separations were a central part of the Trump administration's effort to deter migrant families from trying to enter the United States through its southern border with Mexico.
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On the campaign trail, Ms. Warren's personal story is a central part of her stump speech, beginning with her upbringing in Oklahoma and, eventually, her experience as a teacher.
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A central part of last night's debate was the criticism she received from rivals over her unwillingness to talk about whether middle-class taxes will rise under her plan.
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The Pimentals are two such expats — they&aposve lived in several parts of Portugal over the past seven years and now live in a central part of the country.
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Conventional wisdom held that beta amyloid accumulation was a central part of the disease, and that clearing the brain of beta amyloid would be a good thing for patients.
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Trump has made securing the border and cracking down on illegal and legal immigration a central part of his administration's work, including using executive power to limit asylum claims.
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Those misgivings are not likely to block the IPO, which is a central part of a drive to make the economy more efficient and diversify it beyond oil exports.
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The balance of the book is about American nationalism, and I make the case that nationalism is a central part of our tradition, part of the mainstream in America.
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None of the top-polling candidates have made the future of the courts a central part of their platform, and some don't even mention the issue on their websites.
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Artificial intelligence and robotics are widely seen as gateways to the future of technology — and a central part of the ongoing tussle between Washington and Beijing for global dominance.
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The number of people seeking cost-related exemptions poses a challenge to the Obama administration, which has made affordability a central part of its strategy to reduce the uninsured.
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Now 35, he rose to fame as a 17-year-old wunderkind columnist and has been a central part of conservative discourse for the past decade and a half.
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Another major investment was financing the Terasaki Budokan, a community recreation center in which the arts will be a central part of its programming when it opens in 2020.
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A central part of the gratification Pokémon Go players experience is akin to the old-fashioned games we used to play, where people would go outside and interact more socially.
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Mexico is one of America's biggest trading partners and many US companies — including Ford (F) and Walmart (WMT) — rely on the country as a central part of their supply chains.
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The co-working space sektor2150, which includes a community of entrepreneurs, is also recognized as a central part of the city's startup ecosystem, in addition to MetaLab, a hacker space.
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But it will be hard for Uber to pass the ABC test that will soon become law; driving people around in cars is a central part of the company's business.
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President Trump made veterans issues a central part of his presidential campaign, and Shulkin has made expanding access to VA benefits a top priority of his tenure at the department.
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"He doesn't know how to handle Trump," says Ian Sams, communications director to Democratic gubernatorial candidate Tom Perriello, who has made opposition to Trump a central part of his candidacy.
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For years, they were beloved by residents, but now they are in a gloomy mood, convinced that their art — and a central part of the city's culture — is fading away.
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She's comparing the dynamic to that of twelve years ago, when the Democrats made President George W. Bush's proposal to privatize Social Security a central part of their successful campaign.
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It's easy to understand how that kind of rhetoric could be used by ISIS to justify a central part of its propaganda: that Western societies are fundamentally hostile to Islam.
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Meanwhile, his former sponsor, Mr. Sayyaf, became a central part of the clash between warlords that wrecked Kabul and traumatized the country, ending when the Taliban overran Kabul in 1996.
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That procedure is a central part of an HBO documentary, "Rx: Early Detection, A Cancer Journey with Sandra Lee," that her company, Sandra Lee Incorporated, produced and debuted in October.
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By the mid-1990s, the company was a large conglomerate and a central part of India's media landscape, with subdivisions in film, television, real estate and even toothpaste and detergent.
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The Senate bill would not merely repeal a central part of Obamacare, which expanded Medicaid, but it would also undo major parts of the program that have existed for decades.
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Trump's efforts to damage Biden and his family later became a central part of the Democrats' impeachment case against the President, who was acquitted by the US Senate last week.
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"End of times fantasies have been a central part of American religiosity since the beginning, so it shouldn't be any surprise" if many people sense its approach, Dr. Hecht said.
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The question of whether the cladding complied with national regulations — and whether those regulations were too lax — is a central part of the investigation into the horrific blaze last week.
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The meeting has become a central part of ongoing investigations by the House and Senate Intelligence committees into possible collusion between Trump campaign staff and Russia during the 2016 election.
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But it will be hard for Uber to pass the ABC test that will soon become law; driving people around in cars is a central part of the company's business.
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Clinton, meanwhile has made it a central part of her candidacy, arguing that she's the "ultimate outsider" candidate for a job that thus far has been held only by men.
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It would be hard for Uber to pass the ABC test if the California bill becomes law; driving people around in cars is a central part of the company's business.
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The document in question details the assets and liabilities of a startup Uber acquired in August 2016 that has become a central part of Alphabet's claims that Uber stole proprietary information.
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After all, Mexico is one of America's biggest trading partners and many US companies, like Ford and Walmart, rely on the country as a central part of their supply chains. 4.
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Kamala Harris was running for major office, she published a book that laid out a vision for fixing the criminal justice system — a central part of the prospective presidential candidate's career.
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A central part of the Assad-Russia-Iran strategy has been deliberate punishment of civilian population centers in order to sap rebels and their civilian supporters of their will to fight.
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DeMarco's father was rarely in his life, prone to drug and alcohol abuse, appearing every so often as his son grew up, but never as a central part of his upbringing.
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How online dating services use and share that data worries users, according to an Axios-SurveyMonkey poll, but the services nonetheless have become a central part of the modern social scene.
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Trump has made reinforcing the border a central part of his presidential campaign and has said he plans to deport all 11 million people living in the U.S. without appropriate visas.
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Next month, Republicans on the House Judiciary Committee plan to make the issue a central part of a hearing with senior officials from the FBI, a committee aide said on Thursday.
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Over the course of my 22019 visits to date, interactions with victims, correctional officers and inmates have become a central part of my efforts to develop meaningful criminal justice policy changes.
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Coal has been a central part of West Virginia's economy, history and culture for decades, and the irreversible shift to clean energy that's now underway poses big challenges to our state.
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For all intents and purposes, it's a central part of our national healthcare strategy to ensure that we're treating chronic disease and helping working Americans get the care that they need.
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Putin has put particular emphasis on war as a central part of Russia's historical and contemporary identity, ramping up national commemorations of victory in World War II and other military feats.
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A central part of President Donald Trump's tax reform plan is to allow companies to repatriate profits earned abroad without having to pay the highest-in-the-world corporate tax rate.
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USAID, the primary agency overseeing global US humanitarian aid, has been a central part of US efforts to aid other countries as the coronavirus has spread to 146 countries and territories.
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One is the N.C.A.A.'s longstanding restrictions on compensation, a central part of college sports that has been under attack in recent years by polemicists, antitrust lawsuits and even some players.
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Illegal transactions have been a central part of the Bitcoin story since the first online black market, the Silk Road, helped give people a reason to begin using Bitcoin in 6003.
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Elizabeth Warren, who has met with McNamee and called him "one of the clearest voices" on tech reform, has made the breakup of tech giants a central part of her campaign.
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And it is simple common sense that nuns, soup kitchens, homeless shelters, seminaries, nursing homes, and orphanages are a central part of their churches, including their mission to care for others.
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For former vice president Joe Biden, another Democratic candidate for president vying for some of the same voters as Pete, emotion, especially grief, has become a central part of his candidacy.
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It has made the issue a central part of its trade fight with Beijing, imposing tariffs on $250 billion of Chinese goods and threatening more unless Beijing changes its industrial policies.
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Proponents of bullfights say the fights and runs are a central part of the festivities, putting Pamplona on the global stage and bringing millions of euros into the city every year.
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So asserting that history, remembering it, making clear what our connections to the land are, is a central part of not just Palestinian resistance today but Palestinian existence today as well.
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It would be great to do this at a time where that was really in the front of peoples' minds, and a central part of what was going on on Facebook.
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Coming-out movies, in fairness, have been a central part of queer cinema pretty much since its inception, from 22015's Making Love to 290's High Art to 220's Moonlight.
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It's become a central part of nearly every smartphone and mobile platform, even without getting into parallel formats like Snapchat and Instagram Stories, which are basically video calls atomized into shareable media.
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Whatever you think of Clinton's email server management, it's worth thinking about how Trump himself handled his own email and document records after making transparency such a central part of his campaign.
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It is a central part of a 10-year, $39 billion overhaul of the state miner's key operations as it seeks to maintain production despite rapidly falling ore grades at its deposits.
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She also highlighted the fact that all the 2020 Democratic hopefuls have made health care reform a central part of their platforms, portraying them as a foil to Congressional Republicans and Trump.
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Why it matters: Muller teaming up with the IRS is just another sign that his Russia investigation is intensifying, and reveals that financial crimes have become a central part of his probe.
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In the film, one probe lands back on Earth and is discovered by a 7-year-old girl of the future who has embedded technology as a central part of her life.
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But Sony has said it has no intention to sell as it expects smartphones to be a central part of fifth-generation wireless networks, where cars and various devices can be connected.
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"Serra's establishment of the mission system is a central part of California history, and his life's work led to his canonization by the Roman Catholic Church in 2015," the university's statement reads.
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Trump last month threatened to shut down the government if Democrats did not vote in the coming months to fund the border wall that was a central part of his 2016 campaign.
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It soon became clear that the report is now a central part of their strategy to fight the Russia probe and to prove there is no need for the President to testify.
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One Democratic official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss strategy candidly, acknowledged that the party had no immediate plans to make impeachment a central part of its midterm strategy.
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It has become a rite of passage for new rappers to not only get the OVO social media stamp of approval but then see it become a central part of their narrative.
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"It has been a central part of Fidesz's campaign, and has largely been successful because most Hungarians are anti-immigration," Gergely Rajnai, of Hungary's Center for Fair Political Analysis, told VICE News.
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Jared Kushner, the president's son-in-law and a White House adviser, spent months working on the plan, which will serve as a central part of Mr. Trump's re-election campaign message.
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It comes as governments meet in Poland to try to agree measures to avert the most damaging consequences of global warming, an issue Macron has made a central part of his agenda.
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A central part of Mr. Nisman's accusations involve the Interpol red notices, a form of arrest warrant that aims to assist national police forces to locate those wanted internationally in criminal cases.
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The proposal to partner with private developers is a central part of Mr. de Blasio's revamped plan to generate desperately needed revenue for the housing authority to fix roofs, boilers and elevators.
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"The president came to office believing that personal relations among leaders were a central part of international relations," said Elliott Abrams, who has worked for Presidents Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush.
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To Real, this competition is a central part of its identity: It has won the trophy 12 times, including three of the last four years; the European Cup defines what Real is.
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Trump reportedly made the comment in reference to Haiti, El Salvador and African countries, a central part of the discussion because of proposed changes to the diversity lottery and family reunification programs.
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Now, the state may become the first to have its voting practices placed under federal oversight since the Supreme Court struck down a central part of the Voting Rights Act in 2013.
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Originally intended as little more than a styling exercise, the compact pickup will become a central part of the push by Hyundai to expand its presence in the booming U.S. light truck market.
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An "IBM machine," a giant computer that helped the scientists compute the angle at which the spacecraft should travel, is a central part of the film – and it wasn't paid-for product placement.
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The anthropologist Suzette Heald, who's done extensive research among the Gisu tribe, told VICE in 2014 that the ritual is a central part of their culture as well as their definitions of manhood.
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Tragically, along the way, I lost Kamaran, and that was something that was never, ever supposed to be part of the book, but it also then became a central part of the book.
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Clinton has made addressing systemic racism and police shootings a central part of her campaign, dedicating her first speech as a candidate to investing more in police departments in order to combat bias.
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Thanks to their efforts, the Black Panther gradually became a central part of Marvel's universe, essential to narratives surrounding not only the Avengers and the Fantastic Four, but also Daredevil and Captain America.
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Opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko has made her opposition to the government's decision to raise gas prices a central part of her campaign in the March 31 presidential election, as have some other candidates.
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Apple has traditionally touted itself as more privacy-oriented than other tech giants, including Facebook and Google, both of which rely on collecting user data as a central part of their business model.
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Still, the Thomas hearings took place before social media made rumors and leaks so easy to spread and before the #MeToo movement made allegations of sexual harassment a central part of political debate.
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Bernie Sanders, a Vermont independent who is also considering a 2020 run, has routinely hit the "billionaire class" and made attacks like that a central part of his 2016 campaign against Hillary Clinton.
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" Making that mental shift from your own perspective on earth to that of the satellite becomes a central part of flicking through the book—what Grant calls a sort of "duality of presence.
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All in all, it's a pretty informative introduction to the study of sound perception, also making the valuable point that music education has to remain a central part of school curriculums for children.
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As for Mr. de Blasio, he has openly shunned the financial sector throughout his mayoralty and has made the concentration of wealth in the "wrong hands" a central part of his 2020 message.
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For an older generation of Sears retirees, their former employer remains a central part of their lives, a throwback in an industry now known for high turnover, low wages and costly health care.
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He showed us how the windmill works, and how milling flour was a central part of the community, and then he took us into his artisanal flour operation where he had robots working.
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The last time Facebook was a central part of my social life was in high school, when all I wanted in the world was to become 'Facebook Official' with my sort of boyfriend.
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Bevin is likely to make Trump a central part of his closing argument, and Trump has made last-minute trips to heavily Republican areas a staple of his campaign arsenal for GOP allies.
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"I have served honorably as your Attorney General and have worked to implement the law enforcement agenda based on the rule of law that formed a central part of your campaign," he wrote.
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Mnuchin has criticized China for recent declines in the yuan's value, and said Washington also wants to make currency issues a central part of any talks to resolve the U.S.-China trade conflict.
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Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg took the unprecedented step of using his F8 developers conference keynote to denounce a central part of Trump's stump speeches — building a wall along the U.S. border with Mexico.
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Although there are few details surrounding the cookbook's format or intended recipes, we know the girls loved to eat, and food was a central part of their conversations as retired women living in Miami.
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Both of the young women said they appreciate how much Gillibrand stands out among the other candidates by making her identity as both a mother and a feminist a central part of her campaign.
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Health care was a central part of Democrats' successful takeover of the House, and it will also be one of the first areas where they use that newfound power, the New York Times reports.
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Twitter continues to be a central part of the news cycle around the world, although not at the fever pitch it was when President Trump was firing off political commentary at 3AM each morning.
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In an interview with BuzzFeed News, Neistat spoke candidly about his inability to figure out a viable strategy for "Beme News," which CNN had intended to become a central part of its digital business.
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As Alexa and Amazon's efforts in voice-interfaces continue to grow, you should expect to see integrations like this become a central part of more (and maybe all) of the company's future product launches.
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In the absence of a strong local news source, the study points to new research that shows that people will consider partisanship a central part of their identity and put effort into expressing it.
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Abu Dhabi Financial Group (ADFG) bought a 48.36 percent stake in Shuaa last month, leading to speculation that the investment bank could form a central part of ADFG's financial industry strategy for the Gulf.
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It's a central part of the GOP argument against ObamaCare: The Affordable Care Act is in a "death spiral" and on the verge of collapse, Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) and other Republicans argue.
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Barlog is taking some of his own personal experiences — "that frustrating sense of a kid not listening, running ahead, doing what they're not supposed to" — and make them a central part of the experience.
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He has made OBOR such a central part of his foreign policy and has gone to such lengths to swing the bureaucracy behind the project that it is too late to step back now.
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The Lancet Countdown report, which has been updated every year since 2015, emphasizes what many experts have warned with increasing urgency: improving health care has to be a central part of climate change preparedness.
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The New Hampshire Republican, who has made national security a central part of her reelection campaign, added that the United States must strengthen its missile defense and intelligence sharing with South Korea and Japan.
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"It's not overstating things to say that Duke has a shot in this climate," said Caroline Fayard, a Democratic Senate candidate, who has made opposition to Mr. Duke a central part of her campaign.
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Mr. Xi has made defense of maritime claims a central part of the governing Communist Party's narrative that it has restored the nation to global greatness after long periods of humiliation by bigger powers.
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A central part of the program will involve cleaning up accumulated debts in the power and gas sectors and in loss-making state enterprises including Pakistan International Airlines, Pakistan Steel Mills, and Pakistan Railways.
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Think of it as a stronger foundation for a structure that's already survived stiff partisan winds — and could, in time, make affordable quality health care for everyone a central part of the American promise.
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There is no room for a nuanced patriotism that sees a nation with racism as a central part of its DNA, but also a nation that can be improved through constant struggle and work.
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"A central part of prison rehabilitation is job training and skill development, and this is part of that existing program that's been in place for years," said Rich Azzopardi, senior adviser to the governor.
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The crime has become such a central part of life in this region of Puebla that it has been celebrated in song, much as drug traffickers and their exploits have been lionized in narcocorridos.
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The PR battle has been a central part of the process, as parties race to the cameras that effectively serve as post-debate spin rooms, with both sides touting their performances throughout the proceeding.
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The theocratic Islamic Republic that supplanted the shah made anti-Americanism a central part of its ideology; its leader Ruhollah Khomeini famously described the United States as the "Great Satan" in his official rhetoric.
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Scaling back energy subsidies that have been a strain on the budget for decades was a central part of a three-year, $13 billion reform package signed with the International Monetary Fund in 2016.
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And when Donald J. Trump made Islamophobia a central part of his presidential campaign last summer, Mr. Erdogan called for the rebranding of a pair of towers in Istanbul that bear Mr. Trump's name.
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This fact apparently caught the attention of President Trump, who, as Vox's Dara Lind notes, has made the supposed criminality of undocumented immigrants a central part of his message as both candidate and president.
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While bringing people offline and into an IRL community forms a central part of the project's mission, GamePad has another specific goal — one that's of central significance to the community in which it takes place.
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In truth, voting rights were no longer a central part of the legislation once Johnson became president, though the film uses the issue to effectively convey the kinds of compromises Johnson was forced to make.
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He's making it a central part of his bizarre, one-sided feud with the late John McCain — in which Trump has slammed him for the role he played in alerting the FBI to the dossier.
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Holder is well-known for making criminal justice reform a central part of his tenure, and he saw mandatory minimum sentences, which set minimum binding prison terms for certain crimes, as a civil rights issue.
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"Alcohol has played such a central part of many people's lives and is embedded in various occasions and relationships, so there is a lot of interest on this topic," said co-author Dr. Tim Stockwell.
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"It's about both of us -- but since he couldn't speak for himself, I had to speak for him," recalled Gentile, who is now 80 and views this video as a central part of her legacy.
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A flurry of activity on the trade front starts this week: Trump has railed against China, Mexico and Canada's trade practices for years and sees the criticism as a central part of his political appeal.
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The Economist: A central part of your argument turns on the historical role that the nation-state played as a cornerstone of modernisation, democratisation and the development of public goods, such as universal public education.
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A central part of S.1390 are improvements to the Inter Partes Reexamination (IPR) trials conducted at the United States Patent and Trademark Office where many inventors have been subjected to abusive IPR trial practice.
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Obama, who was born in Hawaii and spent most of his childhood there, made curbing climate change a central part of his time in the White House, which draws to a close on Jan. 20.
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As The New York Times' Peter Baker and Sheryl Gay Stolberg put it on Thursday: Although Mr. Trump has at times preached bipartisanship, he has never made it a central part of his governing strategy.
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Finally, they are saying, the national party is recognizing that demographics really are destiny, that Georgia can and should be a central part of any plan to win back the White House and the Senate.
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Obama wants the U.S. Congress to approve the 12-nation trade deal, which he sees as a central part of his economic and foreign policy legacy, before he leaves the White House on Jan. 20.
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A judge in California stated in 2015 that Uber's argument that drivers aren't a central part of its business "strains credulity," and another in New York expressed similar skepticism, according to the New York Times.
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One of those is the provision aimed at expanding hydropower, the one energy issue that fully unites Ms. Murkowski of Alaska and Ms. Cantwell of Washington, where hydropower is a central part of the energy mix.
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Over the past decade in particular, Democrats have further embraced abortion rights as a central part of the party's platform — a shift that can be credited in large part to Planned Parenthood's increased prominence under Richards.
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The budget is part of Petronas Chemicals Group Bhd's efforts to make high-margin specialty chemicals a central part of its business, Sazali Hamzah said in an interview with Reuters at the Asia Oil & Gas Conference.
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The budget is part of Petronas Chemicals Group Bhd's efforts to make high-margin speciality chemicals a central part of its business, Sazali Hamzah said in an interview with Reuters at the Asia Oil & Gas Conference.
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"Producing more American energy is a central part of my plan to making America wealthy again, especially for the poorest Americans," Trump told a conference organized by the Marcellus Shale Coalition, an industry group, in Pittsburgh.
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China's "Belt and Road Initiative" is a central part of President Xi Jinping's economic and geopolitical strategy to increase the country's sway by building infrastructure projects such as railways and ports across Africa, Asia and Europe.
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The chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee said he would make Facebook's disclosure a central part of a previously scheduled hearing today, when lawmakers plan to press outside experts about foreign influence on social media networks.
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Barr has made boosting morale and the suicide crisis a central part of his regular speeches to law enforcement groups, though Thursday appeared to be the first time he recounted his own experience with professional support.
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In fact, the work of facilitating the broad "paradigm shift" Newkirk wants to see in lieu of the diversity industry's empty "pledges, slogans, or well-compensated czars" is increasingly a central part of that very industry.
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Her departure from Ukraine was a central part of the House's impeachment investigation into the president, of which he was acquitted in the Senate last month on articles of abuse of power and obstruction of Congress.
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What to watch in Indiana's primary Donald Trump has made Carrier's move a central part of his speeches about trade, hitting on the nexus of lost jobs and the impact of NAFTA and trade deficits, in particular.
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But Trump and his Republican allies in the Capitol have made the whistleblower a central part of their defense, casting doubts about the figure's political motivations even as they readily acknowledge they don't know the person's identity.
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It was part of a wave of voting restrictions enacted after a 5-to-4 Supreme Court decision that effectively struck down a central part of the federal Voting Rights Act, weakening federal oversight of voting rights.
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While the endorsement was widely expected — Biden's relationship with the IAFF goes back to the 1970s — it underscores how the former vice president is hoping to make support from labor unions a central part of his campaign.
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The process of soliciting donations for the county committees, which political-campaign veterans characterized as commonplace and legal, appeared to be a central part of the state prosecutors' investigation into the fund-raising for the Senate races.
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Treating workers as if they are widgets to be used up and discarded is a central part of the revised relationship between employers and employees that techies proclaim is an innovation as important as chips and software.
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Similar proposals by Mr. Naylor in the past have been unsuccessful, but debate about breaking up the banks has heightened as Senator Bernie Sanders made it a central part of his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Tying rents to incomes has been a central part of the system since 1981, especially for the Section 4003 housing voucher program, enabling 2.1 million low-income families to rent private apartments they could not otherwise afford.
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He came up on the Los Angeles scene in the mid-83s, playing blazing fusion alongside Thundercat, and now he's a central part of projects led by Terence Blanchard, Chick Corea and Ambrose Akinmusire — all jazz luminaries.
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Reflecting on this quadranscentennial (yes, I googled it) milestone, I realize that what began for me 10 years ago as nothing more than a whim and an intellectual challenge is today a central part of my identity.
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Corey Stewart, who in June narrowly lost the nomination for governor after making the statues a central part of his platform, has already started his 2018 bid for the seat held by Senator Tim Kaine, a Democrat.
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Yovanovitch's apparent smear-based ouster became a central part of her impeachment testimony to the House Intelligence Committee last month, but the new claims from Giuliani put himself and Trump right in the middle of it all.
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But their pleadings appeared to fall flat with Trump, who made trade a central part of his presidential campaign, arguing U.S. workers had lost out to pro-free-trade policies backed by Washington politicians in both parties.
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And while Trump still gets relatively high marks in the poll for his handling of the economy and national security, rural Americans are increasingly unhappy with Trump's record on immigration, a central part of his presidential campaign.
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Even one that even moderately shifts Japanese commitment to pacifism would mark a sea change in how Japan understands itself, as an ironclad commitment pacifism has been a central part of the country's post World War II identity.
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An early look at gameplay released back in March gave a good first look at how some of that will play out, along with the new fortress mechanic that looks to be a central part of the game.
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But she also made climate change a central part of her agenda, calling the issue "the single biggest national security threat for the United States and the single biggest threat to worldwide industrialized civilization" on her campaign website.
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She said groups like Islamic State, al Qaeda and Boko Haram stood to benefit from a failed response to the refugee crisis as a central part of their narrative was that the West is at war with Islam.
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Though he was compelled to wear tennis whites emblazoned with a swastika and to perform a Sieg Heil before the start of matches, he resisted numerous approaches to make him a central part of the Nazis' propaganda drive.
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Republicans have also not made defending the Republican-backed tax overhaul a central part of their closing message, despite the fact that national operatives have stressed the need for campaigns to sell the measure, which passed in December.
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What Mr. Trump Has Done: The Trump administration has made a variety of moves, including two major actions on Thursday, that could fundamentally undermine the viability of the federal health care marketplaces, a central part of the law.
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In the interview, Mr. Jordan also staked out what appears to have become a central part of his defense strategy, borrowed from another prominent Republican who has backed him, President Trump: attacking the news media, CNN in particular.
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Though he disagrees with Mr. Trump on nearly every policy issue, he is aligned with him on trade, opposing the North American Free Trade Agreement long before the president made that a central part of his own campaign.
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The civil enforcement action called into question Wells Fargo's oversight of "cross-selling," long a central part of its business model, in which employees encourage customers to buy products or to open accounts they might not otherwise consider.
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It's a rhetorical question in response to a sarcastic statement, and it's endlessly irritating for a character with such a strong point of view, at such a central part of the story, to be turned into a broken record.
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After the second world war the American occupiers insisted on the separation of shrine and state, since Shinto had been a central part of Japan's war effort, in which the cult of the divine emperor served to legitimise militarism.
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"A central part of our mission and thesis as a company is that this generation of gamers is not only bigger today than most people realize, but is going to grow to larger proportions than people realize," he said.
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Bolsonaro, the far-right candidate, made security a central part of his campaign — a platform that apparently resonated with Brazil's electorate, since he looks to be the early favorite in the presidential runoff at the end of the month.
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In his second term, Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, has made transportation projects a central part of his agenda, embracing infrastructure as an important part of his legacy and invoking the efforts of the influential public works builder Robert Moses.
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" And while Spock's mother, Amanda Grayson, won't be a central character, Fuller said "it'd be great in some iteration to integrate her storyline in some way... She's not a central part of the show, but I love that character.
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The report challenged Trump's perceived acumen as a billionaire businessman, which has been key to his success as a reality TV personality, author and as president and was a central part of his campaign pitch to voters in 2016.
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The 875-metre sprint from the pen to Pamplona's bull ring by specially-bred animals chasing red-scarved runners through the city's cobbled streets is a central part of the nine-day festival in the northern city of Pamplona.
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The accusations, which hit on hot-button themes that have become a central part of Democratic politics, rattled the party establishment in a swing state that is expected to play a key role in deciding the 2020 presidential election.
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To the consternation of the Wall Street wing of the party, the Bernie Sanders movement made $15-an-hour a central part of its economic message, and forced $15-an-hour as a goal, into the party's 2016 platform.
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John Kasich -- who has made running a positive campaign a central part of his appeal to voters -- initially declined to criticize Trump on Friday night, saying he couldn't comment on the rallies as he had never been to one.
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He would have been delighted to see that the textiles industry, which was a central part of the Indian economy before it was destroyed by cheap British cotton imports in the 19th and 20th centuries, is once again flourishing.
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Loose shirts in tie-dye prints were a central part of the hippie clothing aesthetic that perpetuated the 1960s in the US, according to the Fashion Institute of Technology's Fashion History Timeline, but dates back much further than that.
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Joe Donnelly of Indiana -- made similar comments Tuesday, saying whether pre-existing conditions can still be covered under Obamacare will be a "central part of this nomination," noting that he supported the law and expanded coverage for his constituents.
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It is very much a central part of what America is as a nation and the way of life most Americans are still determined to preserve for themselves -- and one hopes for all 29 of its members as well.
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This year's concert features the macabre yet compelling Lana Del Rey, singular singer-songwriter Regina Spektor, Vampire Weekend alum Rostam, and Hayley Kiyoko, a young pop singer who's made advocating for LGBTQ representation a central part of her music.
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But as conservatism became the clear province of the Republican Party over the past four decades, gun owners became a central part of the Republican coalition, creating the trends in gun owner voting that Joslyn and his team found.
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Although Mr. Cohen was not a central part of the Trump family business, he was often at Mr. Trump's side in the decade before he became president, including helping him sort out difficulties leading up to the 2016 election.
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But on Monday, Greek and European Union officials sent them back — 202 migrants — beginning a central part of a deal worked out with Turkey last month to stem the flow of people making the perilous journey to European shores.
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The Trump Tower meeting between lawyer Natalia Veselnitskaya, Trump Jr., President Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner and former campaign manager Paul Manafort has become a central part of Mueller's investigation into possible collusion between Trump's campaign and Russia.
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To tend to his sons, he began commuting each day on Amtrak from Wilmington to Washington, a practice that he maintained for the 36 years he was in the Senate and that became a central part of Biden lore.
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To tend to his sons, he began commuting each day on Amtrak from Wilmington to Washington, a practice that he maintained for the 36 years he was in the Senate and that became a central part of Biden lore.
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Against that backdrop, many news organizations will make election integrity issues a central part of their coverage plans, especially given accusations by the U.S. government of Russian cyber espionage and Trump's evidence-less allegations of vote tampering and rigging.
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Clinton's backers, including the teachers union, went to court in an unsuccessful effort to throw out a central part of the Democratic voting process intended to accommodate culinary workers: setting up caucus sites at casino workplaces so culinary workers could vote.
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The 33-year-old HIV/AIDS educator made no secret of his status—in fact, he made it a central part of his campaign, promising that if he won he would use the title to promote HIV education and stigma reduction.
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O'Rourke, a congressman from El Paso and the Democratic challenger to Ted Cruz in November's Texas Senate race, has made reforming gun laws a central part of his platform, calling for universal background checks and a ban on assault weapons.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpSchedule for additional depositions in impeachment inquiry revealed Sondland attorney disputes key portions of Taylor testimony: report Impeachment inquiry might be public by mid-November: report MORE has made the economy a central part of his reelection pitch.
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That was something that had to be overcome, although I've gotta say, I thought [screenwriter] Akiva Goldsman did a terrific job in taking a central part of the book and turning it into what I thought was a pretty good movie.
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Microsoft eventually fixed the Xbox button on the next generation of the controller for the Xbox 360, featuring it as a central part of its design: a 3D button emblazoned with the Xbox logo in all its neon green-glowing glory.
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Trump made tearing up the nation's trade deals a central part of his 2016 presidential campaign promises and while in office has renegotiated the NAFTA trade deal with Canada and Mexico and sought new trade deals with Asian and European nations.
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France's quest to find a better balance between defending religious freedom on one hand, and individual rights when they are threatened by the consequence of those freedoms on the other, puts a central part of its very identity to the test.
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The U.S.-led coalition of western forces targeting ISIS with airstrikes are not acting alone with Iraqi forces, the Syrian army and a myriad of rebel groups on the ground a central part of the strategy to defeat the group.
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A final decision about this core business is set to come early next year, the people said, and securitization cutbacks could become a central part of an expected strategic overhaul at the bank, once U.S. authorities have settled on a penalty.
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And while slashing corporate tax rates and lowering the tax burden on small businesses is a central part of this bold plan, so too is the tenet that U.S. tax policy shouldn't play favorites when it comes to energy sources.
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In its 28503-22019 ruling in 2013, the Supreme Court struck down a central part of the VRA requiring regions with a documented history of racial discrimination at the polls to get approval from Washington before changing their voting rules.
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The research found that for better engagement, "Spaces should enable quality interactions with teams" — so it necessarily follows that by including the CEO as a central part of this information flow and communication loop, companies can gain a competitive advantage.
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Ebrard on Tuesday told reporters that U.S. officials had not brought up the proposal, which they knew to be a red line for Mexico, but a version of the safe third country agreement eventually became a central part of negotiations.
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Finally, by weakening a central part of ObamaCare to pay for tax cuts for the rich, the Republican tax law will raise health insurance premiums for working families and cause 28503 million people to lose health coverage in the next year.
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Trump has made his business legacy a central part of his campaign, but Democrats have also taken aim at that, noting that much of Trump-'s branded clothing and products were produced in Mexico, China and countries across Asia and Europe.
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Even in May 2016, when Senator Sanders made redistribution a central part of his platform, Gallup found that only about 35 percent of Americans had a positive image of socialism, compared with 60 percent with a positive view of capitalism.
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A central part of watching that film involves feeling conflicted over how they had to change and streamline the true events in order to make them more palatable on the big screen — and thus be more inspiring to a beleaguered public.
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Then, when Rick Marsh got the biggest test of his life — the birth of his beloved daughter, Abigail, and her diagnosis of cerebral palsy at the age of one — his job became a central part of how he saw himself.
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Those categories are then each broken down to weigh things like whether the candidate has clearly articulated that climate change would form a central part of his or her presidency, or made a compelling case for a carbon-neutral future.
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And in Eastern Rwanda, they form a central part of the edible economy; almost every dish in the restaurants along the lush banks of Lake Kivu incorporates sambaza, but perhaps most tastily as the crispy fried accompaniment to a sunset beer.
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Virginia Woolf has been read as an allegory about the decline of Western civilization, but outside of its examination of a toxic relationship, what seems to be rarely analyzed is how whiteness has to be a central part of that reading.
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Vowing to cut back on public spending was a central part of Mr. Bolsonaro's campaign, and he promised, in a live address on Facebook last October that if elected he would reduce the number of ministries from 21 to 2976.
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Jay Inslee released a plan on Wednesday to enlist farmers and agriculture workers in combating climate change, completing the 2020 Democratic presidential candidate's series of proposals aimed at making fighting a warming climate a central part of the federal government's policies.
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In "Vida," a Starz series debuting May 6 that revolves around two Mexican-American sisters, Emma (Mishel Prada) and Lyn (Melissa Barrera), the subject is no longer just comic fodder, but a central part of the six-episode, 30-minute drama.
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Kelly will take a "triple role" at NBC, the network said — hosting a daytime news and discussion show, anchoring a Sunday night news show, and being a central part of the network's special coverage of politics and other big events.
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He believes the review would impinge on a central part of his role as the director of national intelligence and fears that if Mr. Feinberg were working at the White House, he could quickly become a dominant voice on intelligence matters.
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Intersectionality has been a central part of the movement, with the activists bringing attention to the fact that gun violence disproportionately affects communities of color, and the ways in which it's connected to other forms of violence and toxic masculinity.
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Tanking, as the practice is known, has been a central part of the rebuilding process for several teams in recent seasons, most notably the Philadelphia 76ers, who have made an art of collecting top draft picks by being awful at basketball.
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That means the combined cost of Brexit since 2016 is likely to soon eclipse the total cost of the EU&aposs budget payments, which were a central part of the Leave campaign&aposs case for Brexit in the first place.
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Bolton's revelations and potential testimony are so explosive because they undercut a central part of Trump's defense argument: Attorneys for the president have argued that there have been no specific witnesses that Trump told directly about the quid pro quo.
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Because smoked fish is not a central part of the typical American diet, not enough data is available for a statistically meaningful statement about the relationship between smoked fish and cancer risk, according to a spokeswoman from the National Cancer Institute.
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Our challenge today is to ensure that more and more stories like these become a central part of the school curriculum, as well as the stuff of documentaries and the mythologies of Hollywood, so that they will never be lost again.
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It's a central part of countless reviews of the movie, which has folks worried that "lonely white boys" with a capacity for violence might relate to Phillips's almost loving portrayal of a character who resembles an incel with a murderous streak.
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Throughout his conversation with members of the media for the press preview at the Hirshhorn, he continually made references to the importance of including the voices of women, the teaching of feminist thought, as a central part of our reeducation.
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I think the reason this ['Old Town Road' debate] has become such a massive cultural moment is that our understanding of rural comes from country music, even though African American folks have long been a central part of the story.
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Cisco Chief Executive Officer Chuck Robbins, who took the helm in July 2015, has made acquisitions a central part of his efforts to add muscle to the hardware giant's newer growth areas such as the cloud, internet of things and cyber security.
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" In his resignation letter, Sessions wrote he had been "honored to serve as Attorney General" under Trump and had "worked to implement the law enforcement agenda based on the rule of law that formed a central part of your campaign for the presidency.
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American generals began incorporating nuclear weapons into their war plans for protecting Europe or countering the Soviet Union in the 1950s, and in the last 15 years, they have made armed drones a central part of military efforts in Pakistan, Afghanistan and elsewhere.
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He says it remains unclear which parts they may seek to share with the jury and whether it will be a central part of their case (which he says would make an appeal more likely) or merely be used to rebut the defense.
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Invoking a constitutional measure that allows presidents to call new legislative elections if Congress votes against his government, Vizcarra said policies he has proposed to end entrenched graft were a central part of his government and lawmakers had repeatedly obstructed their passage.
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That same month, we also held a No Pants No Problem party organized by Canadian artist and activist Jessica Whitbread, whose handmade banners emblazoned with political slogans like "HIV Is Not A Crime, AIDS Profiteering Is" was a central part of our exhibition.
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A central part of the war on terrorism, Guantánamo was an experiment: using indefinite detention without trial, a tool of traditional wars, for an open-ended conflict in which distinguishing truly dangerous enemies from people caught on the periphery can be particularly difficult.
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Trump digs in on immigration Trump made his push to tighten immigration laws and build a wall along the southern border a central part of his lengthy speech, but stopped short of declaring a national emergency after teasing the possibility in recent days.
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The presidency is the most powerful political position on earth, and the idea of enabling the voter the chance to see how a candidate has handled his or her finances is a central part of making sure the right person gets the job.
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"When we talk about things like the wage gap, it's often not linked to what's happening in the home, and I think it needs to be, because of that unpaid labor that's really a central part of people's work-life balancing," Milkie says.
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The interactions between the three players and a fourth man with contacts inside Russia's Foreign Ministry have become a central part of the inquiry by the special prosecutor, Robert S. Mueller III, into the Kremlin's efforts to interfere with the presidential election.
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Google still hadn't closed its deal to acquire Nest when CES 22019 rolled around, but the latter company's momentum spoke a lot to why it got snapped up and integrated and continues to be a central part of the company's home strategy.
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Yang has made his UBI proposal a central part of his White House bid, touting it as a way to spark transformational change among the nation's poor, particularly in poverty-stricken areas of South Carolina, an early voting state during the nominating process.
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For one thing, California Democrats face a critical political challenge in 2018 as they seek to capture as many as seven Republican congressional seats, most of them in Southern California, a central part of the national party's effort to win back Congress.
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Britain decided against joining the euro — a central part of the Maastricht vision — as did the Danes and the Swedes, while on a range of questions having to do with "how much Europe," opinion in Central and Eastern European countries has been divided.
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But American officials are sensitive about Corporal Maciel's death, given the high profile of the advisory brigade, which is on its first deployment and is a central part of the Trump administration's strategy to exit the war by escalating training of Afghan troops.
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Mr. Castro also seems well situated in another way: With President Trump eager to make his hard-line immigration stance a central part of the 20203 campaign, Mr. Castro, the grandson of a Mexican immigrant, has already made immigration his signature issue.
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We are part of that, we're now a central part of it for the last 50 years, almost, transformed Ireland, so in that sense, obviously the negotiations between the European Union and Britain will be critical in the sense of that relationship for the future.
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Her most recent series, the Black Magic Collection consists of over a dozen elongated resin vessels, with each piece inspired by a specific culture or civilization where magic and ritual forms a central part of life, from Doba, Ethiopia to Erebus, the Greek mythological underworld.
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The prince, who has made conservation of elephants and rhinos and other species threatened by the illegal trade in wildlife parts a central part of his public work, says that elephants are on course "for extinction at the hands of poachers, criminal" gangs and traffickers.
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Goldin spoke for 20 minutes at its March results day and while it is unusual to see a CMO make a presentation at such events, she says marketing is a central part of how the privately-owned business operates, so Lego's success depends on it.
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The most recent proposal was set in motion by former DHS chief Jeh Johnson, who planned for a rollout by the beginning of 2018 — but President Trump has sped up that process, making the program a central part of his aggressive border security policy.
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The first mention of the FHIR on the Streams website was earlier today — when DeepMind also added this explainer infographic of the intended infrastructure … Speaking to TechCrunch today, DeepMind co-founder Mustafa Suleyman describes the FHIR API as "a central part of what we're doing".
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Without any restraint on its access to the global financial system, Bashir and his cohorts will increasingly profit from mass corruption, will continue to shut down political competition through arrest and violence, and continue to commit atrocities as a central part of its war strategy.
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The talks he called address what might be the central issue of the climate debate head on: that the energy companies that helped produce much of the greenhouse gasses in the atmosphere must also be a central part of any solution to the problem.
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The best flannel shirts for menThere comes a time to let those summer pastels give way to fall hues, and an argument could be made that you've missed out on a central part of fall if you haven't worn a flannel at least once.
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McKinley, who resigned amid the Ukraine controversy, raised concerns about former US Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch's removal, which was pushed by Trump's personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, and has become a central part of the inquiry, according to a transcript of that testimony released Monday.
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If the people at the top of the pyramid feel that their privileges and entitlements are under threat, and you are being perceived as a central part of that threat, you will surely lose a lot of friends and make a lot of enemies.
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Since the end of the Balkan wars in 2001, the deadliest conflict in Europe since World War II, integrating the former combatants into the European Union has been a central part of fulfilling the longstanding vision of a Europe whole, free and at peace.
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As President Donald Trump faces down special counsel Robert Mueller, he could soon be facing new legal challenges from New York, where Democrats vying for the role as the state's top prosecutor have all made hostility to the president a central part of their campaigns.
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WASHINGTON — In a city where expense account meals are a central part of power players' lives, some of Washington's best-known restaurants will close their doors on Thursday in solidarity with a national campaign to draw attention to the power and plight of immigrants.
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San Francisco Fed President John Williams suggested last month that they remain a central part of the Fed's policy toolbox, telling reporters they are a means for policymakers to "adjust the path of policy down" if the economy takes a turn for the worse.
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One of those figures — Trump personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani — has himself become a central part of the impeachment probe after encouraging the president for months to focus on a conspiracy theory surrounding the overseas business dealings of Hunter Biden, the former vice president's son.
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If artificial intelligence will inevitably be a central part of how we will interact with machines and services in the future, then learning more about who is developing these new AI systems — and what they are making — is essential to us understanding and helping shape that world.
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As thousands lined the banks of the Seine to gaze up at the flames, there were few words to convey their fear that a central part of the French national identity and eight centuries of its precious history had been lost in a single transcendent moment.
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Ted Cruz is leading the Republican presidential candidates in industry contributions, though billionaire GOP front-runner Donald Trump has made self-funding his campaign a central part of his pitch to primary voters (he says that means he's not beholden to Washington lobbyists and special interest groups).
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Rather, the fight to decriminalize and legitimize sex work as labor—strenuous, demanding, and undercompensated, to be exact—requires that we recognize it, as a central part of many women's experiences, is so many other things, too; a context in which women are surviving—and living.
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Des Moines, Iowa (CNN)Bernie Sanders has made fighting climate change a central part of his message, and he's not about to hold back when challenged by someone who questions the scientific consensus that human-caused emissions are behind global warming -- even if it's a teenager.
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The policy, a central part of a 2014 effort aimed at loosening Slim's grip on telecommunications in Mexico, was later abandoned by the government after the country's Supreme Court ruled in August that America Movil's interconnection rates should be set by the telecommunications regulator, not legislators.
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Bachmann also called on Trump to "step up deportation in the country of people who are unwilling to bear allegiance to the United States" and stop immigrants from Muslim countries from entering the U.S. Trump's travel ban was a central part of his 2016 presidential campaign.
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The idea has been not only to align with the company's existing business with carmakers, but to secure a position in a future world, where navigation data will form a central part of how in-car mapping systems will work both for human drivers and autonomous vehicles.
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ALBANY — Four states including New York and New Jersey sued the federal government on Tuesday over a sharp reduction in the deductibility of state and local income taxes, a central part of President Trump's tax overhaul, saying that the change was an "unconstitutional assault" on their sovereignty.
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While Mr. Trump seemed to be pushing himself into an 11th-hour decision, it is not unusual for presidents to struggle with their choice of a Supreme Court nominee, which is, after all, one of their most important acts and a central part of their legacies.
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They fully recognized that slavery was incompatible with the ideals of freedom, but they understood that unifying the colonies in opposition to the British monarchy necessitated a compromise on slavery — which was, by that time, a central part of the economies of the five southernmost colonies.
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The alleged fault is in the unit's "turret," a central part of an FPSO that conveys "almost everything that will enter or leave" the unit, including chemical injection lines and power cables, Ichthys LNG Project Offshore Director Claude Cahuzac said in comments available on Inpex's website.
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TORONTO, May 3 (Reuters) - The troubles engulfing Canada's non-bank mortgage lenders have cast a spotlight on a popular and dependable investment product that is a central part of financial life in the country, from grandmothers giving gifts to serving as the funding model for listed companies.
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Mr. Morales had a tense relationship with the Roman Catholic Church, partly because he had encouraged traditional Aymara ceremonies in the presidential palace, a practice considered pagan in a country where Catholicism was a central part of the conquest of the Indians in the 16th century.
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A central part of the inquiry is whether Trump withheld military aid to the besieged country and refused a White House meeting with its president, Volodymyr Zelensky, until Ukraine publicly declared its intent to investigate Biden and a debunked conspiracy theory about a Democratic email server.
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After watching Secretary of State Rex Tillerson travel to China without the State Department press on board and without demanding media access to meetings and formal statements, often a central part of any trip to China by a secretary of state, this also should come as no surprise.
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In a op-ed published in the Washington Post in July, Cha called for a new approach to diplomacy towards North Korea, arguing that China must be a central part of future negotiations and should pay for Pyongyang to halt and roll back its nuclear and missile programs.
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Being from New Jersey myself, I'm a 100 percent certified New Jerseyan (maybe a New Yorker if I'm at a rooftop party in Brooklyn and don't want to seem uncool.) But it's a central part of our identity nonetheless, and all the stereotypes that go along with it.
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Trump's usage of a private email account will bring comparisons to former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, whose usage of a private email server instead of a government email account during her time in office was a central part of President Donald Trump's campaign against her in 2016.
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The disclosure of Trump's usage of a private email account immediately evoked comparisons to Clinton, whose usage of a private email server instead of a government email account during her time as secretary of state was a central part of President Donald Trump's campaign against her in 2016.
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The British province has been without a devolved executive - a central part of a 1998 peace deal that ended three decades of violence - for over a year since Irish nationalists Sinn Fein withdrew from the compulsory power-sharing government with their arch-rivals, the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP).
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Senator Richard M. Burr of North Carolina, the Republican chairman of the Intelligence Committee, said he would make the disclosure a central part of a previously scheduled hearing on Wednesday, when lawmakers plan to press outside experts on the pervasiveness of foreign influence on social media networks like Facebook.
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LEW COWAN, RIDGEWOOD, N.J. To the Editor: As an Eagle Scout (earned in 1996) and the father of two outdoor-loving girls, I couldn't be more excited that my daughters will have the opportunity to participate in the scouting programs that were such a central part of my youth.
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The disclosure on Tuesday in a pre-trial court hearing relates to a central part of the defense against the country's biggest white collar criminal case: the investment banks want to show the evidence used to charge them was tainted by outside influences and departure from due process.
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The disclosure on Tuesday in a pre-trial court hearing relates to a central part of the defense against the country's biggest white collar criminal case: the investment banks want to show the evidence used to charge them was tainted by outside influences and departure from due process.
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She gave us the permission of visibility; she said, as much with the fact of her body as with her stirring prose, that lives that had rarely been acknowledged in serious literature without ridicule or censure not only mattered but also were a central part of the Western story.
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As Republicans lined up on Wednesday behind blocking witnesses in the trial, their reasoning reflected the worry that allowing testimony by John R. Bolton, the former national security adviser whose unpublished manuscript contradicts a central part of Mr. Trump's impeachment defense, would undoubtedly lead to a cascade of other witnesses.
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Preserving access to hospice and palliative care services through the concurrent care clause of the ACA and through supporting new legislation like PCHETA, protecting access to choices, is a central part of maintaining this very basic, essential right of families to provide the best care possible for their loved ones.
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The president made border security a central part of his campaign rally on Monday night in Rio Rancho, N.M. Trump sought to appeal to prospective Hispanic voters by arguing that they are among the most affected by illegal immigration and reiterating that he intended to finish constructing the border wall.
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It was an aggressive continuation of a strategy that he and his advisers believe should be a central part of his re-election effort: courting African-Americans, even if the odds look stacked against him and polls show that most black voters believe he is making the country's racial issues worse.
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NUSA DUA, Indonesia (Reuters) - The United States sought to make currency a central part of any solution to a bruising trade fight with China, keeping the pressure on Beijing to speed up economic reforms at a gathering of world policy makers who pledged to do more to safeguard global growth.
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It is a tremendous weakness of Trump's that he believes his own P.R. And it's a central part of his brand that he is the guy who gets the deal, and it has been ever since his real first brand extension, "The Art of the Deal" — a book not written by him.
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He is, in effect, experiencing the downside of having spent the last three years personalizing much of what happens in the markets and the economy, saying that the soaring stock values under his watch are a reflection of his special ability, and a central part of his case for re-election in November.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpSessions says he still supports Trump despite ouster as AG House Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Giuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report MORE, who made manufacturing a central part of his 2016 campaign, blamed the decrease on the Federal Reserve and its chairman, Jerome Powell.
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Rosemary Kuhlmann, a mezzo-soprano who was a central part of an early television experiment that became a holiday classic, singing the role of Amahl's mother in the 21952 world premiere of the opera "Amahl and the Night Visitors" on NBC and returning to the part for years afterward, died on Aug.
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Writing for the site on Monday, Wittes and his colleagues cited the emails as evidence that White House officials, including Trump and then-Deputy Press Secretary Sarah Sanders, were disingenuous when they claimed FBI agents had lost faith in Comey as a central part of the White House pretext to fire him.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (I-Vt.), who made criminal justice reform a central part of his recent presidential run, said in a statement.
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Drawing on the works of famous authors such as Harriet Beecher Stowe, William Faulkner, and Flannery O'Connor as well as her own novels, Morrison looks for answers to how we create images of Otherness, why we fear the Other, and how race became a central part of this discourse in the first place.
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Apparently, it is not actually known whether indigenous people in Australia used to surf — the loss of such knowledge has been one of the many casualties of colonization — but McGloin finds it "reasonable to assume" that some form of wave riding was a central part of their life before it was disrupted.
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A deal, which Neal said he hoped would pass before New Year's, would be a key victory for President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE, who made replacing NAFTA a central part of his 2016 campaign.
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The importance of not depriving any citizen of a voice in government becomes especially clear in light of the origins of felon disenfranchisement laws, which spread in the decades after the Civil War and have long been a central part of the arsenal with which states have tried to exclude African-Americans from politics.
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That refusal to compromise, to stop talking about the progressive causes he's always believed in, is in large part why so many young voters (of all races and genders) have filled his rallies, flooded early primary states to knock on doors for him, and made supporting him a central part of their online identities.
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Indeed, on Wednesday, Ms. Nixon continued to try to capitalize on the governor's late missteps, handing out fliers to subway commuters in Queens — she has made Mr. Cuomo's leadership of the failed transit system a central part of her campaign — even as several Jewish lawmakers gathered near City Hall to protest the false campaign flier.
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Mayor de Blasio had made improving housing for the poor a central part of his campaign, and after he took office he pledged to steer a hundred million dollars a year for three years to NYCHA to address what it had determined was its most pressing need: replacing the roofs in the worst condition.
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The rock/pop divide in A Star Is Born isn't entirely gendered, though that's a central part of it — and you never feel it more than in Jackson's lack of understanding as to why it isn't enough that he believes Ally is beautiful, because he isn't the one who's been denying her opportunities based on her looks.
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Facebook has been working to make video a central part of how its users experience the site, first with Facebook Live, and more recently with rumors that it would be creating an app for television boxes such as Apple TV. Now, the company has hired MTV executive vice president Mina Lefevre to be its head of development.
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This is not a terrible thing at face value, except for the fact that, without any political experience to speak of, Trump's claim that he is an expert negotiator and businessman is a central part of his argument to be president: He claims that the skills that have made him successful will make an America successful as well.
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Officer Nero is one of six officers charged in connection with the arrest and death of Mr. Gray, whose spinal cord was functionally severed while he was in police custody a little more than a year ago, which set off violent protests and became a central part of the national debate over the police's use of force against minorities.
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The pitched battle in this state, known as a bellwether on education policy, reflects the passions that charter schools arouse nationwide, particularly regarding a central part of the debate: If they offer children in lagging traditional public schools an alternative path to a quality education, do they also undermine those schools and the children in them?
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A central part of the plan, aides and advisers said, involves persuading Mr. Sanders to reveal more of his personal story, starting with the rally in Brooklyn, near the rent-controlled apartment where he grew up, the son of a Jewish immigrant, and on Sunday in Chicago, where he went to college and joined civil rights protests.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE is capitalizing on the fears, and made law and order a central part of his speech Thursday night accepting the GOP presidential nomination.
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It's a central part of the GOP argument against ObamaCare: The Affordable Care Act is in a "death spiral" and on the verge of collapse, Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) and other Republicans argue.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' The exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Warren offers plan to repeal 22019 crime law authored by Biden MORE (I-Vt.), who made railing against drug companies a central part of his 2016 presidential bid and has continued to hammer away on the issue.
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This would require us to agree on three main points: 1) gun ownership is a central part of American life; 2) all but a tiny minority of gun owners use them safely and responsibly; and 3) any restrictions on access to, as well as ownership or use of, firearms should apply only to those who might harm others (and themselves) with these weapons.
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WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump is pushing the FDA to expand its use of experimental drugs intended for other diseases — including an anti-Ebola drug and a longtime anti-malaria medication — against COVID-219, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus, as a central part of the nationwide response to the growing pandemic, he said in a press conference on Thursday.
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John Solomon, the former opinion writer at The Hill whose columns were seen as a central part of a smear campaign against former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch, failed to identify "important details" about his sources — including that they were under investigation or indictment and were even his attorneys, according to a review of his work by his former colleagues.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE (D-Minn.), a 2020 contender who has made opposing big tech a central part of her platform, said many of those same tech companies had initially opposed the Honest Ads Act, which she introduced in 85033.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (I-Vt.), a Democratic candidate, has made his aggressive call for new regulations on the financial sector — and an implication that current administration missed the mark — a central part of his campaign.
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NAGOURNEY: There are always fears about an earthquake at a nuclear facility, but I think what people are really afraid of — and what Eric Garcetti, the mayor of Los Angeles, who has made earthquake preparation a central part of his legacy, has warned about — is a catastrophic earthquake that essentially shuts down his city by cutting off water and power for as much as six months.
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"I believe this is the first time since [President Harry] Truman took over the steel mills in the 85033's that the Take Care Clause has been a central part of a case, and certainly when the Court asks about something, they want to know about it," Zall, an attorney with the Maryland-based Weinberg, Jacobs & Tolani LLP, said in an email to The Hill.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's legal team is standing by its prediction that a central part of the probe into Russia's election meddling will conclude quickly.
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Rob PortmanRobert (Rob) Jones PortmanSchumer blasts 'red flag' gun legislation as 'ineffective cop out' McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Shaken Portman urges support for 'red flag' laws after Ohio shooting MORE (R-Ohio), who has been pushing for action on the opioid crisis and has made the issue a central part of his reelection bid this year, praised the inclusion of the $37 million in the continuing resolution.
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While we don't expect President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE to make skills training a central part of his speech, he should, at least, acknowledge that we can and must do more to invest in workers.
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Fewer administration officials are allowed to listen to President TrumpDonald John TrumpRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Democratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan MORE's phone calls with foreign leaders after the president's July 25 call with the leader of Ukraine became a central part of the House impeachment inquiry, CNN reported, citing White House sources.
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A central part of the fascination with Harry and Meghan is the decidedly modern dose of reality in every aspect of their story, from the wedding featuring a gospel choir, to her estranged father, Thomas Markle (who was quoted in The Sun saying he was sure his grandson would grow up to serve Britain "with grace, dignity and honor"), as well as the worthy causes they support and the charming way they hold hands in public.
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Perry framed exports of fossil fuels like oil, natural gas and coal as a central part of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's "Energy Dominance" agenda, in which the administration is aiming to dramatically increase the domestic production of fossil fuels.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has offered a full-throated endorsement of Scott while the governor has refrained from making the president a central part of his campaign, wary of alienating Latino voters who may be turned off by Trump's anti-immigration rhetoric.
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Sen. Ron JohnsonRonald (Ron) Harold JohnsonSondland testifies quid pro quo in Ukraine was real and widely known Dem senator says Zelensky was 'feeling the pressure' to probe Bidens Former Bush aide defends Vindman, criticizes GOP congressmen for 'defaming' him MORE (R-Wis.), a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said he will lay out in a letter his telling of events related to the foreign aid to Ukraine that was held up and is now a central part of the impeachment inquiry.
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A former lobbyist who spent decades as an international political consultant was a central part of organizing Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE's planned trip to Australia last year.
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