I think World War I did this in a great many respects; the Depression did this in a great many respects.
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I am the only Christian on a great many of my friends' Facebook feeds, and I am also the only Democrat on a great many other Facebook feeds.
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It's meant a great deal to a great many people.
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For a great many people, scaling Everest is a dream.
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This faith holds a great many decent, thinking people nowadays.
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And that lead to a great many thoughts about bread.
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Indeed, I've loved a great many of his TV appearances.
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And Sanders ended up surmounting a great many of them!
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In theory, that should apply to a great many products.
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Naked Labs missed that deadline by a great many months.
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A great many of them find employment in STEM occupations.
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Corporate tax cuts do not create a great many jobs.
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A great many hunters and gun owners are like me.
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There are a great many open secrets about bad men.
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She has a great many of the Democratic establishment superdelegates.
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A great many people find Louis CK to be disgusting.
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A great many others catalogue the exploits of griefer collectives.
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Now she's the butt of a great many jokes on Facebook.
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Georgetown could apologize for a great many harms related to racism.
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This whole thing is extremely odd on a great many levels.
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For a great many those donors bestowed more than human blood.
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Bangladesh's neighbour, India, has subsidised and built a great many latrines.
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A great many of the meme's iterations have been Trump-related.
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And a great many more will feel despair at the result.
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Obama issued a great many regulations, particularly in the area of
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I'm told there are a great many street snacks in Zimbabwe.
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A great many other such books, though, are essentially collected clips.
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A great many more may have occurred (more on that later).
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It moves on the small movements of a great many individuals.
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"I think a great many Republicans are like me," Alexander said.
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First Words There are a great many problems in this world.
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" Los Angeles, in particular, is home to a great many "non-L.
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Infestation looks simple, primitive, as a great many 2D games do nowadays.
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The system has tremendous games—just not a great many of them.
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A great many Republicans and conservatives have refused to back Moore up.
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This new source of capital looks like producing a great many satellites.
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"The Titanic had a great many famous people on it," she said.
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"A great many changes," Queen Elizabeth II tells one of her advisers.
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Still, for a great many competitors, the money is hardly the point.
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That doesn't actually happen, to the detriment of a great many women.
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And a great many progressives, like me, find seminars comfortable and familiar.
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A great many of these letters were written while Zelda was institutionalized.
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There are a great many in our conference that feel pretty strongly.
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This man was married to a great many women in his life.
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But a great many of the people who populate those schools, a great many of the people who complain about preppy creeps and rich jocks even as they try to imitate them, a great many of the people whose essays on What Kavanaugh Represents are populating elite-media websites these days, are much more like the "elites and legacies" than their self-image permits them to admit.
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The pictures are searing, and they are offensive to a great many Americans.
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And the accepted use of the semicolon is alien to a great many.
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This essay benefited from the insights and assistance of a great many people.
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This category has stood out for a great many advertisers in that category.
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A great many people would like Bernie Sanders to be the Democratic nominee.
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While funny to a great many people, Paltrow may get the last laugh.
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Image by CERNThe Large Hadron Collider is impressive for a great many reasons.
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And strong bonds with others are associated with a great many positive things.
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For a great many Americans, it means commercial excess and big flashy gifts.
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After all, we've seen a great many "impossible" things transpire already this cycle.
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A great many of her fans, she knows, are black women, her people.
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There are, after all, a great many ways of not being a Christian.
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The other problems Trump has created include a great many of little import.
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There are clearly a great many people who welcome and embrace these developments.
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A great many atheists and agnostics, of course, do not think U.F.O.s exist.
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Unfortunately, a great many people do not separate their heads from their hearts; a great many, on both sides of the political spectrum, are susceptible to having their viscera stirred by the punch of angry, colloquial talking aimed at them.
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"We'll be meeting again a great many times," Trump said after signing the document.
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The lesson is that a great many fans were made to believe it wasn't.
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By all accounts it seems to mean a great deal to a great many.
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They are creating the conditions for the birth of a great many new ones.
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"There are a great many mountains between the telescope and the town," says Krčo.
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Cohen's literary and musical output meant a great deal to a great many people
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This frightens a great many voters who seek reassurance in whatever form is available.
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By the looks of it, there are going to be a great many contenders.
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The future of a great many Americans rests on the fulfillment of this promise.
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Here the resistance is being led by women, a great many of them teachers.
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Because we live in a free country, we can have a great many things.
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Ultimately, these investigations are unlikely to result in a great many arrests or convictions.
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Cardiology has seen a great many medical success stories over the past 100 years.
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And as we've seen elsewhere, that kind of sovereignty opens a great many doors.
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There was no luggage, but there were a great many tightly sealed cardboard boxes.
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At the bottom of Smith's pages, one finds a great many extended, conversational footnotes.
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Mr. Amato's job means that he meets a great many people pitching their projects.
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A great many people agree with Mayer that Franken was unfairly pushed off his perch.
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"A great many changes, but there we are," Elizabeth says, swatting away an underling's compliments.
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Because their computers would be so powerful, they could run a great many such simulations.
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My parents were both schoolteachers, so there were a great many books in our house.
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Not every death in custody may be preventable, but a great many of them are.
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The arrival of fMRI meant that a great many more scientists could study the brain.
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But investing for retirement is an incredibly difficult mathematical problem with a great many variables.
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The strength of our bonds with others is associated with a great many good things.
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Investors are excited about the idea, but there are a great many hurdles to success.
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Maintaining access to export markets is important to a great many businesses and their workers.
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A great many thoroughly intelligent people talk more like Donald Trump than they might know.
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Such stories of American history are largely unknown to a great many United States citizens.
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She has been the recipient of a great many social services, after-the-fact interventions.
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As Alberta referenced, the future looks grim for a great many communities, Native and otherwise.
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A great many of these extremists — if not all — consider us apostates and politically naïve.
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For a great many scientists and science-minded thinkers, the answer is an unequivocal yes.
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Late abortion is a complex issue, and a great many Americans find it deeply disturbing.
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In the 1980s, I met a great many younger abstract painters struggling to define themselves.
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He has a great many relations who seem to get married and buried with numbing regularity.
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In the last decade they've been joined by a great many secular Israelis and American Jews.
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Season 20 gave us Olivia Caridi, a journalist who gifted the internet a great many gifts.
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Hillary Clinton had a great many criticisms of Donald Trump during her Democratic convention speech Thursday.
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And that is exactly what has happened a great many times over the last five years.
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Spiders use silk for a great many purposes, of which prey-capture webs is just one.
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Italian officials did a sweep of the Prato area, and discovered a great many unregistered mills.
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As with these reversals, Trump has simply set aside a great many of his campaign promises.
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That's unfortunate, as a great many destructive rules remain either in effect or in the pipeline.
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It's no wonder a great many Americans feel guilt, shame, and anxiety about what they desire.
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In the era of climate change, their experiences hold lessons for a great many other countries.
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But it also means that a great many other factors — like genetics, personality, life history, etc.
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The Schaulager houses the Emanuel Hoffmann Foundation's huge art collection that includes a great many Naumans.
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By 1970, most lived outside the South, a great many in Northern and Western industrial cities.
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But meanwhile for a great many Americans the older narrative still feels like the real history.
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"I understand there are a great many Southerners in the room tonight," he began his act.
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We've got a president-elect who a great many Americans regard as the spawn of Satan.
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They know that science, like all human activities, has been formed by a great many contingencies.
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Unlike a great many more facile thinkers, Ms. Didion clearly does not consider them equivalent figures.
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A great many things are said during our conversation, about my novel and literature in general.
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Stirring the anti-GMO pot would serve a great many of Russia's political, economic and military objectives.
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In other words, we rely on birth control for a great many reasons, including our overall health.
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The night of fights had a great many more viewers than any contest in ancient Rome's Colosseum.
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"To a great many Americans that appears to be a pervasive pattern of political bias," Cruz said.
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First, to ensure that a satellite is always available to any user, a great many are required.
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A great many of them are grieving today, following Campbell's passing early this morning at age 75.
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To return to Scully in Venice: A great many abstract artists have wanted to make spiritual paintings.
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"To a great many Americans, that appears to be a pervasive pattern of political bias," Cruz said.
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Moreover, surveys show that a great many women think that abortion is still illegal in South Africa.
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It's clear that the answer for a great many people remains a resounding "heaven help us, no."
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And that while of course not every single German was on board, a great many were culpable.
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A great many of the choices most people face under capitalism fall within the realm of necessity.
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And a great many folks have a hard enough time just getting near some grass and trees.
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Boycotts wouldn't harm Trump or his friends but will harm a great many in the working class!
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She is the center of gravity for a great many professionals, and she wears that responsibility well.
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He has been told that knowledge is power, and knowledge consists of a great many small things.
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"To Kill a Mockingbird" is a book for which a great many people harbor reverence and nostalgia.
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It is "a book for which a great many people harbor reverence and nostalgia," Roxane Gay writes.
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A great many people have been pointing out women's disadvantages in comedy for a very long time.
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Like a great many Americans, I am terrified of what Donald Trump's election means for our future.
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There are of course a great many honorable individuals in the Republican Party and the evangelical movement.
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This bright, buttery cell holds a great many yellow objects that seem to vibrate together in harmony.
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I have forgotten a great many things about those early days, but my desultoriness is not among them.
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The sky is a big, open place, with a great many no-go zones that aren't clearly delineated.
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Similarly, Apple has been rumored a great many times to be secretly working on AR glasses as well.
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If you live in New York City, Seamless is probably your best friend for a great many reasons.
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BUT APPLE DOES HAVE A VERY GOOD RELATIONSHIP WITH CHINA AND THEY GIVE CHINA A GREAT MANY JOBS.
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For a great many people, the iPhone has served as the physical conduit of a revelatory technological experience.
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The humans' solar system was scattered with a great many astronomical sensors scanning the universe for cosmological abnormalities.
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But there are still a great many questions about what, exactly, happened between him, Kilimnik, and Deripaska beforehand.
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That a great many people in the world live under governments they wish were capable of being gridlocked.
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It's a country-wide effort that has led to a great many failures but also some great successes.
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There are a great many ways that the country sees itself and many of those ways contradict themselves.
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A great many things are broken about the way the federal government funds public transit in this country.
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The good news is that a great many educators share these concerns and are also campaigning for change.
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There have been a great many theories about how Trump will eventually lose that have been utterly debunked.
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Even though these puppies are specifically bred for the task, a great many turn out to be inappropriate.
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It is a picture of progress on a great many fronts, but with work remaining to be done.
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Such plays, whose breadth and variety in football are well established, are good for a great many things.
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There are just a great many individuals working as entities unto themselves, to create a new world order.
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And a great many other things — although people disagree about how effective it will be for certain applications.
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My responsibilities in New Delhi included a great many diplomatic receptions and buffet dinners, which I found exhausting.
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And for a great many labs, the rodents that they get delivered will have passed through this loading bay.
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It's an idea that I suspect will appeal to a great many people worried about their privacy right now.
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"A great many of these individuals do not wish to have their child returned home with them," he said.
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TED CRUZ, R-TEXAS: To a great many Americans, that appears to be a pervasive pattern of political bias.
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A great many moons are either easy to find or pop up along straightforward routes that every player follows.
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Tragically, a great many of these unique species are threatened with extinction from habitat loss or from over-exploitation.
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I wanted something, and I would accept a great many things I didn't want in order to get it.
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"I know a great many transgender women who have served in Korea and the swamps of Vietnam," she said.
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Amazon's voice-controlled Echo and Alexa platform can do a great many things, including keeping track of to-dos.
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And not to put too fine a point on the metaphor, a great many people are hoping Duke chokes.
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Well, a great many items on Etsy are made to order, so you simply can't warehouse them in advance.
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And, like a great many things that come packaged with new PCs, users are also free to ignore it.
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A great many liberal Democrats agree with Marco Rubio that we should grant in-state tuition to illegal aliens.
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At the same time, the Marines United perpetrators were not solely infantrymen; a great many served in noncombat units.
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Koch, like a great many New Yorkers and other Americans, changed his mind in the wake of 9/11.
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Though they are not yet quite as extinct as lighthouse keepers or elevator operators, a great many have disappeared.
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Maybe $1,000 is "pathetic" to Pelosi, but for a great many Americans, it is a big and welcome windfall.
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Not all parents were indifferent to what their children were up to, but a great many of them were.
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As Republicans and Democrats, we will disagree on a great many things, including immigration and our obligations to refugees worldwide.
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Newell even hooked up with the aforementioned Ali Abdelaziz, a manager with a great many other clients in the UFC.
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A great many fall into a group that Ann Berrington, a demographer at the University of Southampton, calls "perpetual postponers".
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Teams don't want to be seen as gimmicky, and there are a great many Very Serious Football Men in charge.
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MWC 2018 will be yet another massive show with a great many new smartphones from a wide diversity of companies.
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Dawson died before any such election could take place, but he fooled a great many smart people for several decades.
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In the days since November 9, an oppressive cloak of fear and dread has descended upon a great many Americans.
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Because the president has hit some targets in the path to racial progress, but missed a great many as well.
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Realistically, a great many people were clueless about the billions in worthless paper that rest on mountains of subprime loans.
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They have discredited and dismissed her thoughts and opinions on education reform—thoughts a great many in the country share.
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A great many of ISIS's combatants are foreign fighters — jihadist volunteers who have flocked to ISIS from around the world.
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A great many things about the world that from my perspective seem quite obvious seemed controversial or dubious to him.
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Admittedly, Ayotte, Collins, and Kirk are wary of a great many things: Ayotte and Kirk are in tough reelection campaigns.
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"To a great many Americans that appears to be a pervasive pattern of political bias," he told Zuckerberg on Tuesday.
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I can think of a great many literary writers who are far lazier about their range of inspirations and interests.
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I believe I speak for a great many Americans when I say a strategy would be a very good thing.
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Devin Patrick Kelley shared something in common with a great many mass shooters in America: a history of domestic violence.
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Public opinion polling suggests that many Americans would not think twice if there were a great many casualties against evildoers.
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The Progressive movement came about in response to a great many abuses and corruption cases dating from the late 1800s.
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I say better to have a few that are reliable than to have a great many that are distractible but indifferent.
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And yet, I suspect a great many won't play it because they've made up their mind on VR. I get it.
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But a great many celebrities (notably Stefano Gabbana of Dolce & Gabbana) choose to dock their yachts in Mykonos and sleep onboard.
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To focus narrowly on the question of how they are transmitted lets a great many people — and companies — off the hook.
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This year's MWC is going to play host to a great many more foldable concepts, prototypes, and potentially even retail products.
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But the enormous variation in rates, with very little variation in outcomes, shows that a great many of them aren't necessary.
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Yet today, we have a great many lawmakers, not just here but around the world, deliberately ignoring and actively suppressing science.
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A great many of the really cool ideas don't live up to the hype, face delays or never ship at all.
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There are a great many effective strategies with which to build a strong team, one that's characterized by communication and collaboration.
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So, whoever comes up with a viable way to repair heart tissue stands to save and improve a great many lives.
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It is a beautiful part of North America with a great many hard working people who need a much better economy.
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In fact, the self-image of a great many Afghan women doesn't match the victimhood awarded them by Western aid workers.
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Saw rape and murder and brutality organized, scaled and viciously and effectively tailored to inflict extreme suffering on a great many.
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A great many legal experts consider the GOP's argument a long shot, but it won the first round of legal proceedings.
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A great many contestants on "Dancing With the Stars" seem to be washed-up child actors in search of a comeback.
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As a result, a great many of them pledged their support to the Republicans, who traditionally harbored strong anti-communist sentiments.
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This process can involve a great many sign-offs—delicate, overlapping negotiations prone to being buffeted by political and bureaucratic winds.
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The Morsi government, in its year of rule between military regimes, did some things right and a great many things wrong.
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So this is not in any way a minor action — it will have very serious consequences for a great many people.
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These light-touch interventions aren't panaceas, but they may keep a great many students out of trouble and doing better academically.
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More than 74 percent of the country's tart cherries are grown in Michigan, a great many of them around Traverse City.
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"A Day in the Life" could never make the Top 40, although it may influence a great many songs which do.
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" "Right now," he added later, "a great many—perhaps even most—Americans do not believe there will be a fair trial.
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It merely requires that they endorse Pence over Trump, as would a great many other responsible Republicans at this very moment.
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A great many Americans could improve their health along a number of dimensions, including weight, by emulating Trump and giving up booze.
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A great many claims today are based on domestic violence or risks from murderous criminal gangs, in the context of ineffectual government.
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Since the publication of "The Tipping Point" in 2000, a great many books have been written in the school of Malcolm Gladwell.
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The Chinese diaspora and 215,22014 Chinese students in American colleges and universities mean there are a great many personal ties between them.
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"There are a great many fluorescent technologies," Chris Geddes, the director of the Institute of Fluorescence at the University of Maryland, said.
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Greg Young (GY): We've been friends for a great many years so our banter is fairly natural, not really anything that's constructed.
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I think there are a great many folks who think the answer is no, that there shouldn't be any regulation like that.
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Some 232 merchants have turned up to sell everything that is needed to throw a wedding, and a great many things besides.
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Now, an objection here will be that despite the reparations I have noted, black America still has a great many serious problems.
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It hasn't eliminated outages, but it has prevented a great many of them, which means preventing them from cascading into widespread blackouts.
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Quill: The District has a great many hotel bars, but few provide the DC power broker–experience quite as well as Quill.
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That second bout with Marloes Coenen showed a great many weaknesses in Cyborg, but it also showed the thoughtful side of her.
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And if he is lying, it means a great many more people — including Attorney General Jeff Sessions — are lying on his behalf.
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Depending on the age of the winner, that translates to a great many books, the equivalent of a hefty sum, over time.
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Further, while a great many of Australian politicians are enthusiastic supporters of building new coal mines, Australian voters are far less so.
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But she could give her mother informal advice, and there are a great many government jobs for which she would be eligible.
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That's because the X-Pro2 itself is an opinionated camera — and I happen to agree with it about a great many things.
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It is likely that a great many of the people buying Wranglers are not taking them off-road at all, Schuster said.
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No doubt this includes some truth, but a great many wealthy people with nothing visible to complain about are supporting this guy.
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Most who have seen Rodriguez fight before will remember him missing this a great many times before finally picking up this knockout.
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I think of 100 situations, there are probably a great many that are absolutely warranted and probably quite a few that aren't.
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A perjurer soon to be serving three years in prison had a great many charges to level against President Trump on Wednesday.
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A great many local women, some awakened from political indifference by shock and revulsion at Trump's victory, threw themselves into his campaign.
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In exchange for this strategic deviation, Amazon gets access to a great many wealthy customers and information about their food-buying habits.
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Najib and his government have been the butt of a great many jokes and have often responded with criminal and civil suits.
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Establishing this common ground might seem minor, but it may keep a great many students out of trouble and doing better academically.
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"Today, we have a great many lawmakers, not just here but around the world, deliberately ignoring and actively suppressing science," Nye said.
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More broadly, it's also unclear how a great many threads Mueller investigated that weren't mentioned in Barr's letter were resolved — or unresolved.
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A great many people with considerably more political power than we have are already heavily criticizing Trump in op-eds and on blogs.
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It's long been clear that there are a great many unsettled questions regarding the legislative and policy details of the GOP's repeal effort.
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Many described their bodies as others, particularly men, saw them — and a great many of them still hear "fat" as a damning word.
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If you asked Android users what they wanted in the abstract, I suspect a great many of them would describe this exact device.
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The events of "Endgame" have changed a great many things and will shape the films and television series to come for another decade.
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Of course, that's right — on a great many issues, the president isn't the policy-wonk-in-chief, he's the coalition-builder-in-chief.
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The thing is, she's not wrong about Cyrus needing to be held accountable for a great many things -- Amanda Tanner (Liza Weil), anyone?
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There are already (a great many) calls to boycott Simon & Schuster, suggesting the deal is damaging its reputation with non-conservative book buyers.
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That means a great many people are benefitting, getting care, and have been let out from under the medical bankruptcy sword of Damocles.
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"A great many former friends of mine are no longer with us simply because they cut their margins too close," he once said.
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The museum owns more than nine hundred of his works, including prints and drawings, a great many of them donated by the artist.
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"The refugee situation is something (Orban) knows catches the fancy, unfortunately, of a great many Hungarians," he said in his home in Budapest.
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"He and I have been side by side in a great many fights in the U.S. Senate, standing for liberty," Cruz told reporters.
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There is nothing remotely difficult to comprehend here, unless you insist on not comprehending it, as a great many commentators very righteously did.
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Donald Trump Jr.'s Russian escapade can be called a great many things: irresponsible, a debacle, or even a failed attempt at collusion.
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Yet Mr. Paxton has spent much of his career far from the madding crowd; a great many dancegoers have never seen his work.
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Unlike a great many other VR experiences, especially horror ones, Edge of Nowhere takes place from a third-person perspective, not first-person.
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I agree that we bandy about the word "treason," and a great many other insulting terms, too readily in our current political discourse.
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"In the past five years, we have seen a great many more otters," said Marjorie Mayfield Jackson, director of the Elizabeth River Project.
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Americans are good at a great many things: normalizing drone warfare, making cherry-flavored jellies taste more like cherries than cherries themselves, optimism.
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A great many American women seem to understand intuitively that Trump's threat to liberal democracy and his threat to gender equality are intertwined.
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The administration is operating from an emerging logic that could well appeal to many more Republicans and a great many Democrats as well.
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As the article itself makes abundantly clear, a great many poor people would not benefit at all under proposed changes in the law.
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A great many people felt a sinking feeling when Donald J. Trump won the race for president of the United States last November.
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Then again, a great many writers start publishing too early, before they've learned their craft and before they have anything much to say.
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It is a hallmark of our times that whenever a disaster occurs, a great many people rush to the aid of the victims.
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They carried a clear implication: that Elizabeth Warren was no different in her Native American ancestry than a great many other white Americans.
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Now, let's not forget that a good life in food is also a good life in a great many other things as well.
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There are a great many factors working against his success, then, but Tebow also has resources and more than a modicum of talent.
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There are obviously a great many people angry at national leaders right now, and there's a great deal of heated rhetoric fanning that anger.
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Zelda wrote a great many short stories for magazines, including a piece called "Death of the Flapper," in which she described her own outlook.
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Those women deserve justice as much as anyone else, but they are the few among a great many women who deserve justice and acknowledgment.
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Survivors of assault — and there are a great many of us, women and men — need to see that these allegations are being taken seriously.
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A great many of these protesters – like dear old Geldof – are in a state of some confusion about the EU and what it does.
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And obviously I&aposm sure I speak for a great many Americans when we say we wish him a full and speedy recovery -- Neil.
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Flynn was his dogmatic personality, especially from someone who has spent a great many years of his military service working with special operators. Gen.
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Instead he speaks in honest and unexpected ways to a great many Catholic families who feel the church has become irrelevant to their lives.
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His testimony caused a great many Americans who want to see Trump immediately assume the title of "ex-president" to go into a frenzy.
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Without the economy as the motivator, a great many people's votes will turn on their confidence in the leadership of the president and Congress.
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Yamamoto's career peaked with his victory in the 2005 grand prix, but injuries and strange matchmaking left us with a great many unanswered questions.
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People have been flocking to the Grand Canyon State for years, and it turns out that a great many of them are well educated.
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A great many indignities are heaped on Bill Pullman's character, Ben, in "Trouble," including pneumonia, a collapsed lung and a bullet to the chest.
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If Trump fails, as he almost always does, to rise to the occasion, a great many Americans will see their lives blighted, perhaps permanently.
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Quantum computing is poised to upend a great many of our assumptions about computers and what it even means to be such a thing.
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Now, that may seem at first glance to be cutting it extremely close even in a scenario where Trump wins a great many victories.
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But there are a great many other people, both famous names and faceless officials, whose jobs have nothing to do with safeguarding the republic.
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"The noise of a few has drowned out the work of a great many of us," he said in reference to frequent internal infighting.
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The Air Force is expected to possess a great many old weapons in the 2030s — even as it keeps acquiring new drones and munitions.
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But for a great many patients, a short stay and quick discharge simply aren't safe without the ready availability of skilled home health providers.
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As I began, I told her that I was going to ask her a great many questions I believed I already had answers to.
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A great many liberals and Democratic strategists share an unshakeable belief that a candidate who has self-identified as a socialist for decades will lose.
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So that opens up the possibility of a new generation of drugs that could help a great many people who don't respond to current treatments.
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But a great many others came from poorer nations like Tunisia and India where the biggest hurdle to accessing scientific information may high journal costs.
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Gus is a character, as we know from Breaking Bad, who casts a very long shadow, and has a great many agents doing his bidding.
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A border adjustment tax also would enrich a great many foreign investors and companies, and leave a lot of American investors and large companies poorer.
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The three other scenarios are: There's a great deal of discussion in the study of assumptions and modeling methodology, along with a great many caveats.
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The Angels have gotten a great many things wrong on their way to here, but Trout is one of the few things they've gotten right.
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Besides, the bullpen—led by the dominant Andrew Miller, but with power and balance behind him to spare—can paper over a great many flaws.
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" "A great many women have suffered because of the tragedy of abortion," Cruz said, adding that people should be "celebrating and protecting all human life.
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"A lot of things went right today when a great many of them could have gone wrong," Dixon Mayor Liandro Arellano Jr. told the station.
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Giuliani also caught flak from Harvard Law professor Alan Dershowitz, who said Giuliani risks "alienating a great many people" by targeting Daniels for her profession.
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A great many countries in the developing world still believe prosperity depends on their successful integration into the supply chains that traverse the global economy.
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No, the murder of a little girl has haunted some people in America; a great many others would happily never hear another word about it.
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Donald Trump has been erratic and unpredictable on a great many matters, but his devotion to the interests of fossil fuel companies has not wavered.
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For a while it seemed as if a great many Americans were willing to stand where Trump stands and agree to see what he sees.
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And over the years a great many major artists have been shown in the Carnegie Museum, in the Internationals and also in other major shows.
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But census data is used for a great many other purposes as well, including the allocation of about $900 billion in federal spending each year.
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At risk is the faith of millions around the world and a great many schools, hospitals and charitable institutions founded and supported by the Church.
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A great many liberal women were forever changed when they saw the grotesque beauty pageant impresario defeat the first female major-party candidate for president.
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As a package, those two candidates, with their various skill sets and experiences, do speak to a great many communities and demographics across the country.
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The cock's nest may contain 50 or more eggs, which he incubates and guards all alone, but which obviously come from a great many hens.
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M.I.T. does not educate a great many Saudis: Just six undergraduates and 27 graduate students (out of about 11,600 total students) were enrolled in 2018.
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M.I.T. does not educate a great many Saudis: Just six undergraduates and 27 graduate students (out of about 11,600 total students) were enrolled in 2018.
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There is also a notion, championed by a great many, to move the Title IV student aid programs to something called "one grant, one loan".
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When a great many patients have no other choice but suicide, the illusion of augmenting patient autonomy with this dangerous public policy becomes crystal clear.
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He was a man who had his flaws, as we all do, but he did touch a great many people in a very positive way.
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It was also Photoshopped into oblivion and sparked a great many jokes: Was it a flat wight, or perhaps a Lord of the Light roast?
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They can put pressure, as they've been doing, on their members of Congress, but those members also don't have a great many methods for punishing Trump.
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These training sets could take a great many hours worth of processing time to generate, so they're not realistic ways to categorize the data just yet.
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But, like a great many other Thai boxers and martial artists out there, I've used this miracle product for years without knowing very much about it.
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Darrell Issa... said the department lawyer repeatedly instructed Comey not to answer 'a great many questions that are clearly items at the core of our investigation.
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Not every app on my phone is optimized for DeX, and a great many of them are limited to phone-sized windows when I open them.
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Although grapevines produce a great many foods including table grapes, raisins, preserves and cooked leaves, archaeological evidence makes it clear that wine came very early on.
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I realize a great many people have discovered this before me, but it's been an instructive lesson for someone who'd previously written the entire thing off.
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A great many of the transactions on Venmo are public, which means you want to be funny and smart—maybe even coy—in the memo field.
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For instance Alexander Biamanti got himself a great many points connecting at the absolute end of his reach with a fake round kick to hook kick.
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Still, according to one estimate, three out of four Floridians were without power at one point, and a great many will be for weeks to come.
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After all, even with all this growth and wealth for the U.S. economy writ large, there are a great many people left out of the success.
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Sextortion cases involve what are effectively online, remote sexual assaults, sometimes over great distances, sometimes even crossing international borders, and sometimes … involving a great many victims.
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But a great many people take it seriously — so many, in fact, that for all my searching, I found only one person willing to question it.
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In fact, I quite like children, though there are a great many children I do not like, as is true of adults, and of dogs, too.
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The science is sharper than before on the dangers of unchecked emissions, and a great many countries, including the poorest, are pushing for more ambitious targets.
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But a great many others came from poorer nations like Tunisia and India, where the biggest hurdle to accessing scientific information may be high journal costs.
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And-- I would say with a great many companies, you can buy 4% or 5% of the company fairly easily a year without disturbing the market.
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On a recent Saturday afternoon, lunch guests filled the cavernous dining room, sampling the diverse offerings over what seemed like a great many bottles of wine.
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Humanity may be divided on a great many issues, but most would agree that it would be very cool to have airplane wings made of shapeshifting metal.
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A great many people worked on solving the epic, new puzzle in Destiny: Rise of Iron's "Wrath of the Machine" raid, but Datto streamed the elaborate process.
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Indeed, the U.K. has educated a great many of Pakistan's political leaders: Mohammad Ali Jinnah—the founder of Pakistan—studied in England in the late nineteenth century.
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Over the course of history, we have extracted a great many balls—mostly white (beneficial) but also various shades of grey (moderately harmful ones and mixed blessings).
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Being stacked on your shoulders is usually a less than ideal situation, but Moraes seemed able to deflect a great many blows on his hamstrings and calves.
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The Xiaomi Mi Mix is said to launch on November 4th in China, but we can't imagine there being a great many of them to go around.
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The bottom line: A lot of these proposals would need congressional approval, and that's why a great many of them will never see the light of day.
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In fact, this belligerent (with the Soviets and communism) candidate Reagan turned out to be, in the eyes of a great many, one of the greatest presidents.
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For a great many hours, you manage ever-dwindling resources, kill lots of things (both living and undead), and try not to drown in all the melodrama.
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"I am sure a great many people never realized until yesterday how young and dainty and charming most leaders of the movement are," wrote the Daily Mail.
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"Today we have a great many lawmakers, not just here, but around the world, deliberately ignoring and actively surpassing science," Bill Nye the "Science Guy" told marchers.
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Global warming is also expected to drastically transform the historical range of a great many plants, birds, and animals — and many species may prove unable to adapt.
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Were the SEC to side with Apple, "this would be an incredibly dangerous precedent that would essentially say a great many proposals could be omitted," Lewis said.
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This is not to say that Ball doesn't have some bigger plan for his children, because clearly the man has a great many plans for his children.
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One factor in those comparisons is that solar energy has become a lifeline for low-income Bangladeshis, a great many of whom the grid does not reach.
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If any individual in any of the companies within this building gets this virus, it could have a large and lingering impact on a great many people.
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The Summer of Josh Brolin is a great many good things, but it is also a threat to the life he had just realized was good enough.
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But a great many of their notions about America are deeply puzzling at best and, at worst, truly scary ideas infused with racism and intolerance of dissent.
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"A great many of them are coming in with programming skills first and looking to radiate out into other business disciplines, product management, product design," he said.
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Then, at long last, each bill will proceed to the full House and full Senate, where a great many amendments will likely be considered and voted on.
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I do love the satisfaction of having taken an idea from concept to completion and having created something that will be enjoyed by a great many people.
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Has been used for a Burying place for a great many years" for the Tippetts and was "to remaine for a Burying place for their use forever.
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But the tally of babies born into withdrawal also includes the offspring of a great many mothers who go into treatment in the course of their pregnancies.
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An effective bill does not need a great many Democrats in support but it needs enough of them to avoid the appearance of a partisan cram-down.
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The point is not to pick on the author, an expert on these matters, or on Duke, though that is a pastime enjoyed by a great many.
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And what a great many things she knows: about the mystery of personality, about how terror and beauty can be inextricable, and the monstrous and the familiar.
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" The National Rifle Association criticized NASCAR in an online post, calling the rejections "a decision that could easily alienate a great many of its most ardent fans.
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If nothing else is clear from the past few weeks, it is painfully evident that a great many people do not believe that they are treated fairly.
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Kids will talk to him because they don't know any better; presumably, they too will learn to hate him like they'll learn to hate a great many things.
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It's a classic not just of Ms. Brown's style but also of its decade (and the 1980s produced a great many masterpieces of choreography), indeed of its century.
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The concerns about Whiteside's purported laziness or entitlement, or his propensity for technical fouls—his history of poor "character," basically—outweighs his production for a great many people.
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But many black sea bass were brought over the gunwales that day as well, along with a great many porgies, the fish known in these waters as scup.
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After all, these are wild animals and a great many of them can easily take a human out with the swat of a paw or a casual chomp.
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Ronell, for example, saw a great many prominent academics, including many feminist-minded women, jump to her defense before they knew the full story (some have since apologized).
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There will be a great many tragedies and deaths, and out of that there will come a better world for the people who survive and return to life.
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The Bumiputera also hold the top positions in most government-linked institutions, a great many private sector companies, as well as the bulk of all civil sector jobs.
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The truth is, she has to make a great many sacrifices to continue to be an abortion provider in a state that continues to pass anti-choice laws.
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" Turing responded with a letter claiming a great many patients got Daraprim for next to nothing and that "ensuring patient access to Daraprim is critically important to us.
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It's notoriously difficult to make a living as a cartoonist, but I've been fortunate to get a great many supporters who have been helping me out on Patreon.
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What you might struggle with is that a great many of your favorite fighters, no matter how admirable they are as technicians, as icons, and as people, cheat.
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Trump says a great many things on Twitter and isn't careful with his words, so some courts have concluded that his words can't be taken literally or seriously.
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The fact that people felt like a such a space was necessary is testament to how intimidated a great many Clinton supporters were by the vicious climate online.
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" — Squidge Bailey, Brooklyn A great many comrades want more episodes, spinoffs or connections, and they have ideas — plausible or not — to pitch to FX. "They become 'The Canadians.
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It also has treacherous geography, and it controls a great many proxy forces across the Middle East and even in likely sleeper cells in Europe and Latin America.
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That, when you think about it, is the premise of a great many ghost stories, and also of "A Ghost Story," David Lowery's ingenious and affecting new film.
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I think the theme is rather constrained, in that there isn't an abundance of short irregular verbs like these, nor a great many phrases that contain each pair.
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His theory speculates that 3,000 years ago, men and women were capable of a great many things, but they lacked the linguistic tools for self-awareness and introspection.
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Even if you can't invest in properties like Jay-Z can, real estate can be a valuable asset "for a great many people," says legendary investor Warren Buffett.
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This administration wants to make us sick again -- and it's no exaggeration to say that if they succeed, a great many Americans will go bankrupt; some will die.
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Though it's still branded as Little Italy, a great many of the people serving the coffee, slicing the caciocavallo, and making the cannoli are from Albania or Mexico.
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But a great many Americans don't identify with a party — 42 percent call themselves independents — and many who support a party don't agree with everything its politicians say.
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That outcome runs contrary to the values and principles enshrined in the civil rights that a great many Americans struggled and fought to secure in the last century.
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But a great many others came from poorer nations like Tunisia and India, where the biggest hurdle to accessing knowledge in scientific journals may be high journal costs.
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Yet a great many other issues complicate the picture further, ranging from escalating violence in Afghanistan alongside Taliban negotiations and managing relations with an increasingly empowered and assertive Russia.
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It is undeniable that these problems, and a great many more, from wage inequality to so-called "honour" violence, female genital mutilation to workplace sexual harassment, disproportionately affect women.
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"This is an issue that is near and dear to many of us in this committee -- and it's near and dear and personal to a great many of us."
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When Diana died, the drama both evoked and sustained what was experienced by a great many as a sudden, shockingly evacuated space in the fabric of the public imagination.
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The number of anti-climate appointees running federal public lands and environmental policy has become, like a great many alarming situations, unnervingly pedestrian three years into the Trump presidency.
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That said, I found a great many that were easily doubled or tripled, like delicious endives glazed with balsamic butter, and cod in parchment with ramps and red onions.
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A great many politicians, interest groups and voters can be expected to seek new tax revenues rather than cut or reform spending programs to fund this widening budgetary gap.
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Yet a great many of us are prevented from scaling towards the peaks of this activation and are heavily policed during the processes of self conceptualization and self fashioning.
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IN THE EARLY '90S, a young Solange Knowles went to church on Sundays with her family, like a great many people in Houston's Third Ward, where she was born.
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There were important things to be learned from these brave presenters, a great many things, ordered, elucidated and drilled into us by Jimmy Meeks — urging, weeping, scorning, confessing, praying.
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In fact, clannishness is only a subset of family-based social orders; a great many people believe in self-sacrifice and putting family first yet feud with no one.
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At the end of the day, however, a win in November will still leave my kids sharing a country with a great many people who feel angry and abandoned.
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"We need it not because we are feminists but because there are a great many non-partisan women's organizations that do wield an influence in this country," she said.
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For Valdet, and a great many others just like him, the ISIS call to arms was, and is, a noble-seeming cause with the fringe benefits of an honorable death.
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There are a great many more who have risen above the poverty line—but not so far above it that they spend much on anything other than feeding their families.
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" Leanne Brown, Author Of Good and Cheap: Eat Well on $1003/Day"To build an equitable, just food system, we need to make a great many changes, not just one.
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Whether it's iMessage, Apple Maps, or simply the internal logic of how an iPhone works, there are a great many people who simply will not consider another type of smartphone.
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We still have a great many months to go before Stranger Things Season 3 surfaces, so just add moments like this from Harbour's real life to your Jim Hopper headcanon.
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Although there were a great many things to be thankful for in my childhood, and my parents gave me everything they could, there was no literary inheritance to speak of.
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"But when you're in the court of public opinion in the year of 2018 those kind of comments have the risk of certainly alienating a great many people," he said.
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"While there are a great many people in these countries who cannot accept homosexuality, there are large communities of people who do — especially among the younger generations," Mr. Lambert wrote.
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I recently got in touch with one of his senior disciples to talk about the Buddha's psychological teachings on fear, and we ended up discussing a great many other things.
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In fact, he said, the knowledge we would have to amass to make the Martian environment habitable would likely be enough to solve a great many environmental problems on Earth.
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I had the idea around 10 in the morning, a few hours into a shift and a great many ahead of me before I could scooch out to get supplies.
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Trump won the presidency by cobbling together a coalition of the angry, and a great many of them (like Fox News host Tucker Carlson) were angered by US intervention abroad.
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In the 1970s, when Ms. Minter's career began, a great many feminist artists were taking their clothes off — for photo-based activist and conceptual work, for performances and for paintings.
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But both games were developed pre-2016 and post-2016, an era when a great many people saw their preconceived notions about politics shredded, and where new activism has flourished.
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The sequel offers a plethora of jokes about aging and a great many explosions — though conspicuously absent is the director Michael Bay, who helmed the first two "Bad Boys" movies.
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Moreover, a great many of those jobs would be in the building trades — jobs for carpenters, ironworkers, welders, pipe fitters — whose union leaders have been so cozy with Mr. Trump.
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This administration wants to make us sick again," observed Filipovic, "and it's no exaggeration to say that if they succeed, a great many Americans will go bankrupt; some will die.
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A great many other Americans chose not to vote at all, and many did so because they do not believe anyone is listening to them, that they have no voice.
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A great many Republicans — including many in Congress and many of his own appointees — find this or that aspect of Trump's conduct to be regrettable on one or more levels.
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In fact, in many cases, it's essentially "sensor-based" computing, where there is little traditional computing horsepower, but a great many data-generating sensors packaged together with wireless connectivity elements.
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"The ACA did a great many things, but it didn't do anything with costs," says Renee Hsia, an expert in emergency medical billing at the University of California San Francisco.
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While public figures will undoubtedly continue to relay their thoughts and prayers, this is the reality: shootings where a great many people are slaughtered are now normal in the United States.
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"There are a great many Americans who I think are deeply concerned that that Facebook and other tech companies are engaged in a pervasive pattern of bias and political censorship," Sen.
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Democratization, in other words, has undermined democracy: It is not without irony that the most recent presidential election produced a result that so violated a great many substantive ideas about democracy.
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Op-Ed Contributor For a great many women around the world, Donald J. Trump's defeat of Hillary Clinton feels like a painful setback not just for democracy, but for our gender.
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Instead Mirror Lorca went on an odyssey back to the mirror universe, with a plan that required a great many things to fall exactly into place: He needed to retain command.
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Mr. Allen's films and writings are a part of the common artistic record, which is another way of saying that they inform the memories and experiences of a great many people.
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Democrats also have to keep in mind that not all freshmen campaigned on impeachment, and a great many flipped more conservative, suburban districts where the issue isn't red meat to voters.
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I initially assumed this was simply a man who had met a great many people in his life, and defaulted to "lovely to see you again," for fear of faux pas.
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In Iraq we opted to ally ourselves with the Shia, including a great many who were working for and with the Iranians, to further the short term goal of eliminating ISIS.
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She did what a great many celebrities and less-than-celebrities do before public appearances: she agreed to particular parameters for the conversation, and she expected that agreement to be upheld.
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A great many 19th- and early 20th-century buildings survive in the corridor, but their ranks have been thinning in the unprotected stretch above 28th Street, north of the historic district.
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And a great many of those species, like the koala, the southern brown bandicoot and the long-footed potoroo, have populations living in the regions now being obliterated by the fires.
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Those students come from all over the world, but a great many of them come from nations with significant extremist problems where concerns about jihadist penetration of the military are longstanding.
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He was as strange a person as I had ever met, and I had met a great many strange people in the year and a half I spent reporting on transhumanists.
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Many philosophers have claimed that this world — with a great many people with heads just above the water — is worse than the world with just these 10 billion extremely happy people.
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And his work is macabre, in a matter-of-fact way — a great many of his books include or dwell on death, with a whole one devoted to the expiries of children.
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The charges of lying in this campaign recall Isaiah Berlin's essay about the hedgehog and fox: Critics accuse Clinton of one big lie, while Trump is charged with a great many lies.
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Namely, what we have seen is that for a great many voters, Trump's racism and sexism may have been less than ideal, but they weren't deal breakers in comparison to other concerns.
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Krystal Stubbs, the anti-heroine of the faintly surrealist, anti-capitalist satire On Becoming a God in Central Florida, makes a great many mistakes over the first season's brisk ten-episode run.
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Of course, there are big technically challenges with mmWave that need to be solved, primarily that the signal has trouble traveling great distances and through a great many surface materials, including glass.
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Machine learning will continue to advance, but rather than stealing all the jobs (though it will surely consume many of them), it will become a normal component of a great many jobs.
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In a move that a great many people see as unconstitutional, Trump signed a directive ordering Defense Secretary James Mattis to figure out how to ban transgender service members from the military.
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"Sex choices are influenced by a great many factors and each such factor offers a possible lever for influencing sex inequality," he wrote, suggesting "promoting monogamy and discouraging promiscuity" as two options.
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The object of his memo is to end programs at Google that were designed, with input from a great many people who are educated and focused on this issue, to improve diversity.
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It took a great many years, but the area no features new buildings, lush parks, and Proxy—a "village" of repurposed shipping containers that house food stands, retail spaces, and art studios.
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It took a great many years, but the area no features new buildings, lush parks, and Proxy—a "village" of repurposed shipping containers that house food stands, retail spaces, and art studios.
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Have no doubt that a great many scientists are terrible at communication, but we can also imagine a world in which Wikipedia would attract the scientists that actually are good at communication.
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"Trash and tragedy the likes of this requires a great many failures, lies and omissions, working in concert, publicly and privately, to achieve this level of destructive dumbfuckery," he captioned the image.
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He doesn't even seem much closer to the grave—which fact, in the case of most of our most influential politicians, fills a great many people, all over the world, with despair.
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Equally sad, though it was never really likely to happen, is the absence of a Nokia Nexus — that would have made a great many fans of mobile technology absolutely giddy with excitement.
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He was just young enough to be (relatively) untarnished by his links to Álvaro Uribe Vélez—who, among a great many crimes, both proved and alleged, is currently being investigated for murder.
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Perfect because its reach is so vast, its influence so potent; bizarre because television and movies are how a great many toxic ideas embedded themselves inside of us in the first place.
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But in charging documents and court filings over the past year and a half, the special counsel has made a great many factual findings and allegations about Russian interference and Trump associates.
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"There are a great many immoral and scandalous ideas in the world (even more than there are swear words)," Kagan wrote in Monday's decision, adding that the trademark law covers them all.
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The good news is that, thanks to some brave women, we are at a moment when a great many men are privately re-examining past behavior and wondering how to do better.
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In an age of "Queer Eye" and Ellen DeGeneres, a great many Americans may not even realize that it remains broadly legal to discriminate against someone for being gay, bisexual or transgender.
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And a great many people from Mexico, Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala are using them in fervent hopes that they can get to safer ground and protect themselves and their loved ones.
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"There are a great many Americans who I would say are deeply concerned that Facebook and other tech companies are engaged in a pervasive pattern of bias and political censorship," Cruz said.
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Huge numbers of people continued pouring money into the sector even as it became well-known the underlying fundamentals of a great many issues were not remotely representative of a sound investment.
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I know you are far from alone, as there are a great many other talented filmmakers from your country, but nonetheless, it still feels like a great burden to be saddled with.
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It's also full of a great many anonymous protagonists: kids dancing, factory workers, street performers, peddlers, idle loiterers, families, phantom sitters, tourists, sharks and camels, horses and oxen, a choice iguana, soldiers.
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While a great many people consider animals to be persons — not the same as us, necessarily, but obviously thinking and feeling beings — no governmental institution has ever formally recognized personhood outside Homo sapiens.
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The key to success in the #paleo lifestyle is to consume a great many meats, and the perfect implements for carving roast beast are these Stone Age–inspired slicers from Edge of Belgravia.
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So basically, should Democrats pick up the seats they're already favored in, they'll have a great many options as they try to cobble together the last few seats they need for a majority.
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There are a great many of us demanding a rightful place in the filmmaking world while the burden of keeping "problem" conversations alive, and the burden of providing solutions, also falls to us.
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"There will be a great many questions over the coming days as to the cause of this tragedy and I want to reassure Londoners that we will get all the answers," Khan said.
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When 3.9 percent of the labor force is unemployed, that means that an even lesser percentage of the adult population is unemployed because a great many adults are not in the labor force.
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The same could be said of Mr. Parsons's apartment, where one wall is taken up by shelves laden with liquor bottles, a great many of them amari he has brought home from Italy.
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The EU was created as club of six founding nations some 60 years ago, so it's logical that a great many key EU institutions are still in nations like Germany, France and Belgium.
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The change in Nintendo's attitude toward edgy material has changed as a result of a great many factors, but I can't help but feel that ActRaiser played some small part in the process.
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As a great many TV critics have lamented (including me), the idea of the episode as a discrete unit of storytelling is increasingly flying out the window as the streaming model takes hold.
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Ky's embrace of American largess made him the very symbol of corruption in the eyes of a great many Vietnamese (and he once told stunned journalists that his only hero was Adolf Hitler).
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Far from it: Congress has a much broader investigative mandate than Mueller was given, and that will include whether Trump committed obstruction during the probe, and a great many things outside its scope.
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The main reason a first-ballot deadlock at the convention could fundamentally transform the contest is that a great many of the delegates would be suddenly freed to make up their own minds.
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" Mr. Okamoto continued, "It's not a problem for people who are used to abusive language, like me, but a great many people would feel frightened when they receive invectives out of the blue.
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A great many of those candidates will become super delegates, who could provide pivotal votes for Bloomberg at the Democratic convention should no one win a majority on the first round of balloting.
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It suggests that although some independents are moved by persuasion, others—and likely a great many others—are moved by the same forces that motivate their partisan counterparts to go to the polls.
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His flow, a term that can seem all too hopefully applied to a great many rappers' lines, is uncommonly fluid, descended, in its dexterity, variety and vigor, from one of Lamar's influences, Eminem.
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"We're really looking for leaders who are embedded, who are grassroots leaders who understand that although they may have a great many skills and accomplishments, that we accomplish more together," Soetoro-Ng says.
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All of this is to say that there are a great many voices that have been missing from the public conversation about the climate crisis, but none of them are Jonathan Safran Foer's.
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As I did, a slow-rolling pattern of Ms. Barrett's tones — sounding like a great many packing bubbles being popped in sensuous slow motion — seemed to approach and wash over my head, too.
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As I did, a slow-rolling pattern of Ms. Barrett's tones — sounding like a great many packing bubbles being popped in sensuous slow motion — seemed to approach and wash over my head, too.
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The internet, as everyone's go-to-source for absolutely anything, has paved the way for a great many bedroom producers, such as Axefield and Raar, to get their productions out into the world.
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READ: Las Vegas was the year's 22015th mass shooting — or maybe the 22014th Devin Patrick Kelley shared something in common with a great many mass shooters in America: a history of domestic violence.
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I have thought about the images from this film quite a bit since I first saw it, which is more than I can say for a great many other films in the MCU.
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For most of the fight Romero adopted the high forearms guard and while he did injure Whittaker's right hand, the jab was still threaded up the center of his guard a great many times.
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The main reason a first-ballot deadlock at the GOP convention could fundamentally transform the contest is that a great many of the delegates would be suddenly freed to make up their own minds.
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This was followed eight and nine years later, in this country and in Italy, by an earthquake, so great and violent that in Constantinople a great many buildings were knocked down and people perished.
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A great many people would find it hard to get through dinner with most people now dead, given the seismic and welcome changes in how racism and sexism were treated starting in the 1960s.
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And though I've dumped hundreds of hours into Spelunky and a great many into The Binding of Isaac, I'm sympathetic to the argument that, hey, maybe not every game has to be a roguelike!
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Last year it bought MX Player for $140m and built a movie- and music-streaming service into it with which it can now reach a great many people who it knows like cheap video.
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But this whole mess of removing headphone jacks from phones before the technology has caught up to make those jacks unnecessary has been a massive pain in the neck for a great many people.
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It's a fight happening within the left, and like a great many such fights in US politics these days, it reveals sharp differences over how to make progress in the face of Republican intransigence.
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For a great many people, the world has never been the same since, and there's a reason that his face has been affixed to countless whiskey bottles across the country (and across Europe, too).
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You'll see young priests in their cassocks [ankle-length garments worn by clergy members], and you'll find that a great many of them like Latin in the liturgy and beautiful old art and architecture.
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And because a great many landowners in the U.S. do not have significant incomes despite owning a valuable asset, they simply can't afford to donate their property to conservation, even if they wanted to.
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Rizin has some work to do to avoid being just another flash in the pan like DREAM—which had the benefit of a great many more top level fighters than Rizin has access to.
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Books of The Times Helen Gurley Brown had an epiphany as a young woman, and it would inform a great many things she said and did in adult life: Sex is a great democratizer.
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It takes a true skill set and a distinct pop sensibility to turn a large-scale commercial property with no pretense to art and a great many moving parts into a smoothly enjoyable diversion.
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It has been a great many years since I've played rugby, but I know that given the nature of the sport, there will be a risk of concussion during practice and, especially, during play.
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Eat There are a great many reasons to recommend the Christmas season in Francophone Canada and northern New England (let it snow, let it snow, let it snow!), but chief among them is tourtière.
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The desire for this to be true clouded the judgment of a great many reporters, pundits, and analysts, who took it as an article of faith that Mueller would eventually end the Trump presidency.
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Sanders would then need to win 59 percent of all the pledged delegates remaining to get a pledged delegate majority — and then he'd have to flip a great many superdelegates to his side, too.
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As Barry Schwabsky pointed, writing about Katz's work of this period: As the '60s were beginning, Katz was actively opening himself to a great many possibilities, trying to work out where his art would go.
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But according to him, a great many are not—a combination of lazy, wealthy, and dull, with little curiosity and few interests beyond plastic surgery or League of Legends (a hugely popular online multiplayer game).
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The kind of coaches that truly resonate do more than that, though, and because of that, they can lose a great many more games than a coach whose system or leadership has simply stopped working.
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Type "Best Torture Scenes" into Google, and you'll get roughly 1,900,000 results, a great many of which consist of homemade video montages, and lists ranking of some of the most violent moments in Hollywood history.
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The results of this year's midterm elections will be enormously important — not just in shaping the future of Donald Trump's presidency, but in shaping the American political landscape for a great many years to come.
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A great many people have come to suspect that the system — pick your system: American democracy, late capitalism, civilization itself — is far more rigged, rotted, and unsteady than it appeared just a few years ago.
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As wages have inched up and jobs become more plentiful, a great many people have rejoined the workforce, rebuffing those who imagined a looming labor shortage, in part due to the aging of the population.
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"There are going to be a great many Americans who tonight feel a sense of betrayal — feel a sense of betrayal that politicians made a promise," Cruz told Fox News shortly after the healthcare vote.
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The big bet As important as they are, these successes don't amount to a vindication of Trump's overall foreign policy and there are still a great many open questions about his approach to the world.
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For the educated fight fan there are still a great many questions clouding the image of the unbeatable Ngannou though, and hopefully his bout against Stipe Miocic will be able to give us some answers.
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"No one teaches them proper volley grips or where to stand for the volley or how to practice it, which makes sense given that a great many people teaching today hardly volleyed, either," Emerson said.
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Disaster metaphors — tsunami, hurricane, avalanche, landslide — seem to be in endless rotation to describe the moment, but the point is that a great many powerful men have seen their careers disintegrate, and with astonishing speed.
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And it will frighten a great many voters, including those all-important suburban women, who might despise the president for all kinds of reasons but fear the Democrats are veering toward the Bernie Sanders left.
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All of which brings me to this: While I am eternally grateful to Basketball-Reference for a great many things, the nicknames listed on their web site are largely trash, and I've told them so.
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The gallery isn't cluttered for there aren't a great many objects, and many of them are small, but because they are positioned throughout this art-filled room, as I said, you have to be careful.
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And I think that a great many places have nothing better to do than to buy in their own stock, and nothing as advantageous to do as they can — as buying in their own stock.
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"It's pretty obvious that official Washington still doesn't know what to make of the guy and that is what a great many of his supporters just love," said Tim Murtaugh, the Trump campaign's communications director.
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He professes a desire to pull the US out of "Endless Wars" -- also a laudable goal -- but doesn't seem to understand that bungling this withdrawal is likely to backfire and leave a great many people dead.
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The painting was missing for two years and, during that time, a great many people went looking for it, and the media attention helped turn the "Mona Lisa" into the most famous painting in the world.
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The expectation of tech-like growth has been the death knell for a great many consumer products companies, which may be forced to cut corners and compromise on quality in order to meet unrealistic investor demands.
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Earlier this week, nearly 200,000 tech enthusiasts and exhibitors from the world over descended on the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, NV. There have been a great many robots, even including a toilet paper robot.
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And I met a great many believers in what is known as "the technological Singularity," a messianic prophesy of our coming merger with machines, most famously advanced by Ray Kurzweil, a director of engineering at Google.
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"What does seem clear, however, is that NASCAR doesn't want to see such things advertised in its official publication in the future: a decision that could easily alienate a great many of its most ardent fans."
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But a few other polls have also found that Americans are feeling a great many negative emotions about this campaign: Then again, it's not unusual for the electorate to feel a bit spooked around presidential races.
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As much as Cigano is an 'outfighter' as a boxer, his effective punching range is still shorter than a great many kicks and his straight in and out movement makes his trailing leg especially vulnerable on retreat.
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"In the case of Renée Zellweger, it may look to a great many people like something more than an elaborate makeup job has taken place, but we can't say for sure," writes Variety film critic Owen Gleiberman.
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Later, after poking around the internet and speaking with folks a lot younger than me, I discovered that Stein is remembered for a great many things — poet, collector, mentor, modernist pioneer, Parisian — before her love of women.
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Some legislators have taken to insults and offensive language — one lawmaker in South Dakota recently called transgender people "twisted" — in their quests to pass flawed and dangerous laws that help no one and hurt a great many. .
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"What we know is, for all of the success that we've had early on, there are still a great many Americans who haven't heard of us or don't know much about me and my campaign," Buttigieg said.
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They were consistently great for a great many reasons, but maybe the most important of them was that you could always count on the Duncan-Popovich Spurs to be somewhere between very good and elite on defense.
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Even though Trump's fire-breathing rhetoric and frequent deployment of racist tropes have coarsened the body politic, for a great many of the 157 million registered US voters, outrage just isn't enough to motivate them to vote.
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It's been a month since physicists at the Large Hadron Collider dashed the hopes of a great many physicists and physics spotters that a new particle had appeared in collision data collected during the experiment's 2015 run.
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If anything, this latest finding makes a powerful argument that a great many more researchers should share their data for free: without this dataset, Eklund's analysis, and whatever changes might arise from it, wouldn't have been possible.
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She believes on a basic level if you read a headline and see a picture, you associate the picture with the headline and a great many people probably associate Lochte's fabrication of crimes with an innocent Bolt.
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As you can probably imagine, fans and casual inquirers had a great many questions for the Finnish producer about his influences, touring life, and the kind of compensation he's received for his super-popular laser tagging anthem.
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It's been three years since Amazon debuted Echo, a speaker that came with a talking digital assistant named Alexa, which you can ask to order a pizza or play a song or a great many other things.
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Depending on whom you ask, it is responsible for the creation of a huge amount of wealth for a great many people, or for a reckless short-term perspective that is widening income inequality and destroying jobs.
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"The president is correct that our nation was not built to be completely turned off for long periods of time and that such dormancy would cause a great many long-lasting problems," said Trump spokesman Tim Murtaugh.
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Someday they might even become open to seeing themselves as part of a larger struggle against climate change I am pessimistic about a great many things, as regular readers know, but this trend is a source of optimism.
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It slowed down a great many things the President would do and it has given the Democrats this whole holier than thou Senate attitude that not confirming his candidates - and we&aposre not just talking about the court.
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"While I understand his reluctance to answer hypotheticals or deviate from the carefully worded conclusions he drew on his charging decisions, there are, nevertheless, a great many questions he can answer that go beyond the report," Schiff said.
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"There are a great many outstanding questions about the circumstances of Director Comey's dismissal, the status of the executive branch investigation into the Trump campaign ties to Russia and what the future holds for these investigations," Schumer said.
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A Department of Education (ED) program meant to benefit teachers who work in under-served areas went haywire and converted a great many educational grants into loans, in many cases throwing underpaid public educators suddenly into crushing debt.
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A great many women — and some men, too — have also spoken out more openly and more forcefully than ever before about what happens behind closed doors or even in the open spaces of studios, newsrooms and other workplaces.
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Not all of them, to be sure, but even at the state level, Medicaid expansion and whether to form a state exchange were central questions in a great many election fights, always as symbols of oppressive big government.
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But while she is correct that, contrary to the official line, soldiers killed a great many people in central Beijing, she is wrong when she says that "most" of those killed in the early June massacre were students.
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We'd been at the beach for four days when I noticed a great many ant colonies in the dirt bordering the sidewalk between the strip mall the CVS is in and the one the grocery store is in.
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Some epidemiologists, including David Fisman of the University of Toronto, have suggested that a great many more cases may be in Iran, based on cases spreading across the Middle East to Kuwait, Bahrain, Oman, Afghanistan, Iraq, and Lebanon.
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When they're not at their day jobs, a great many of the island's 330,000 inhabitants dabble in verse, including politicians, businessmen, horse breeders and scientists who study the genetic isolation of the island in pursuit of medical breakthroughs.
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Over the past few months, many women have come out with allegations against Harvey Weinstein, including Rose McGowan, who has repeatedly spoken with the press, striking out against not only her alleged attacker, but a great many others.
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Maybe in real life there are a great many jobs that we just don't want machines to do—such as those in healthcare, the fastest-growing job sector by a wide margin—or even that machines fundamentally can't do.
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"Today we have a great many lawmakers -- not just here but around the world -- deliberately ignoring and actively suppressing science," one of the event's speakers, TV host and scientist Bill Nye, told a rain-soaked crowd from a stage.
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The Tar Pit has trapped a great many of us: clinicians, scientists, police, salespeople—all of us hunched over our screens, spending more time dealing with constraints on how we do our jobs and less time simply doing them.
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Both of them would be younger than the average American president, who is a touch over 55 — a statistic that includes a great many men born at a time when many people weren't expected to live much past 40.
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Only, seriously, look, the numbers don't lie I hate doing this, but Metacritic's overall "metascores" would imply that a great many reviewers out there mirror my feelings on Fallout 4 "versus" the other titles in the best game category.
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If the convention had nominated him instead rather than respecting the voters' will, it could have torn the party apart — and ensured Ryan would be loathed by a great many of the GOP voters who backed Trump or Cruz.
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What in the World A great many people in the American Midwest have family roots in Germany, and a good number of them can tell you all about a beloved old-country holiday tradition: the Weihnachtsgurke, or Christmas Pickle.
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But a great many Americans probably wish there had been a moment of reflection in the legislative branch after 9/11, before Congress approved the creation of the DHS — a lumbering behemoth with ineffective and, at times, abusive agencies.
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The US does have arrangements with a great many states for regular sharing of arrest records and other police information when a person applies for a visa to the other country — highly useful in protecting against criminals and terrorists.
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"There are still a great many Americans who haven't heard of us or don't know much about me and my campaign, so it tells you we have a lot of upside but we have to go introduce ourselves," Buttigieg said.
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"While those convicted of crime in our society lawfully forfeit a great many civil liberties, Congress has (repeatedly) instructed that the sincere exercise of religion should not be among them -- at least in the absence of a compelling reason," Gorsuch wrote.
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The majority of the immense prize pool for The International comes from player contributions and purchases of in-game cosmetics, so there are a great many enthusiastic fans of the game who are likely to make Artifact an instantly popular game.
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But this time, it's here to stay and, in less than a year, it's already drawn attention and investment from venture capitalists and tech giants such as Facebook, and has made huge impact across a great many industries, including sports.
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In other words, there's a fair chance that a great many savers — unless they make lifestyle sacrifices or wiser investment decisions or have an actual pension — won't be able to maintain their current quality of life once they leave the workforce.
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And, says Mr Brown, the national story that Mao crafted, of bringing together a nation after a century of turmoil and humiliation at Japanese and other foreign hands, remains emotionally reassuring and satisfying for many Chinese—despite a great many holes.
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This was much-remarked upon among Puerto Ricans — in Puerto Rico itself (which will gain electoral college votes if Trump has his way) and in and around Orlando, where a great many of their friends and relatives live, work and vote.
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It might be like today's world where there are a great many currencies, issued by almost every country or group of countries, that are used and accepted with their value adjusted for the strength of the nations issuing the money.
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In 2018, he learned his one-time campaign manager, Paul Manafort, is going to prison and his former lawyer and self-described "fixer," Michael Cohen, was cooperating with those investigating the 2016 Trump campaign and a great many related issues.
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If the Cubs do fall short, it will disappoint a great many people in the same way that Kerry Wood's 86-75 career record and solitary strikeout title disappoints; not-great-enough can sting as much as plain old not-great.
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Though we didn't have the undisputed queen of the Met Gala in attendance this year, we did have a great many interpretations of a fraught and complicated postmodern concept that even the people who helped define can't really do so anymore.
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Hand sanitizer is a good alternative when soap and water is not readily available, or in some situations like hospitals and clinics, where you have to wash your hands a great many times per day and sometimes that isn't realistic.
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There are a number of fighters who have gained a reputation for their 'poor choke defense' when a great many of their losses, while culminating in chokes, saw them getting banged up on the feet or dominated on the ground first.
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The guy is a 360-degree disaster — and more than that, a repudiation of one of the central archetypes of the Star Wars universe — precisely because of characteristics that, to put it gently, he shares with a great many other men.
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It isn't — Mendes and the cinematographer Roger Deakins employ all manner of clever methods to stitch together a great many different shots — but the average moviegoer won't be able to spot the tells, and the you-are-there verisimilitude is potent.
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About 87 percent of Australia's wildlife is endemic to the country, which means it can only be found on this island continent, and a great many of those species have populations living in the regions now being obliterated by the fires.
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This has led him to dig into a great many more antique documents from France and Haiti than were available to James, and quite a few more documents than came under examination by a more recent biographer, Madison Smartt Bell.
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Black kids started calling each other "white" for liking school only in the late '60s, when desegregation efforts placed a great many black students in white schools where, in line with the era's mores, they were subject to openly racist treatment.
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"And what we do, as well, with the evidence of practice around the world and virtually every English-speaking country and a great many others besides ask this question in their censuses?" transcript Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh also discussed international trends.
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There have been a great many marches — the rallies on January 21 alone included roughly 1 percent of all Americans — and far more people are calling their members of Congress and the White House and attending town hall meetings than we usually see.
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Black Panther Is Marvel's First Shakespearean EpicImage: Marvel StudiosThere are a great many things that make Black Panther a Marvel film like no other, but one of the most striking things about it is how thoroughly familiar the world of Wakanda feels.
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It's also shot in a clear and coherent way; you pretty much always know where you're located spatially during the long climactic action sequence, which is more than can be said for, say, the Transformers movies, or even a great many Marvel movies.
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It reads like nothing so much as a Mad Lib rendering of a bilious Facebook comment, with [Latin Power Hitter's Name] swapped in for [Type Of Immigrant]; this fuming language is how a great many members of Gossage's generation talk about the world.
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A great many children born in 2019 will make an internet footprint before their feet even exist in the world outside of their mother, with sonograms of them as fetuses posted on Facebook and their sex announced soon thereafter in Instagram-friendly fashion.
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While a great many things, including weather, temperature, harvesting time and the materials used in the fermenting process itself can shape the taste of wine in significant ways, it would seem that the Romans knew a good tipple when they found it.
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Even the /pol/ Discord—the source of a great many raids—has experienced tremendous mod turnover in recent weeks, partly because of internal drama, but also because many of the admins simply wish to get back to their daily lives post-election.
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"Among the refugees, there are a great many people who grew up with hostility towards Israel and conflate these prejudices with hatred towards Jews in general," Josef Schuster, president of the Central Council of Jews, told Reuters in an interview conducted in October.
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From its deep dives into crackdowns on the rights of LGBTQ people to its déjà vu-inducing scenes of ICE agents herding people at airports, a great many things in Season 2 feel familiar, like watching MSNBC rather than a streaming show.
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He takes a great many steps to hide the step ups into high kicks, but it also means that if his opponent stops in their tracks Cruz can get caught with his feet parallel and in no position to slip or cover up.
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" If the reality of black suffering were put before white Americans, Myrdal surmised, they would abide the egalitarian principles of the American Creed: "A great many Northerners, perhaps the majority, get shocked and shaken in their conscience when they learn the facts.
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What sounded like a hoax worthy of Barnum had become by then the way a great many Americans buried their dead—on satin sheets in stainless-steel caskets, with hymns piped in their crypts through high-fidelity stereo, beneath vast, manicured lawns.
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Despite the data, a great many aspiring leaders try to grind their way to the top, neglect one-on-one relationship building, and work mostly to leverage their existing network full of people similar to them rather than trying to broaden their connections.
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"While those convicted of crime in our society lawfully forfeit a great many civil liberties, Congress has (repeatedly) instructed that the sincere exercise of religion should not be among them—at least in the absence of a compelling reason," the judge wrote.
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The best available fast-twitch cynics, people like former Clinton press secretary Joe Lockhart, craft talking points for and about Goodell; there are a great many people in Leibovich's piece going out of their way to talk about how much "winning" Goodell does.
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While Wong is still tabulating the results of his 2017 survey, which includes more specific questions about where Dreamers are employed, he believes he'll find a great many working in healthcare, particularly in California and Texas where 44 percent of Dreamers live.
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Written mostly in Arabic with a few passages in Paleo-Hebrew, the book also contains a biblical account of the creation of the world, a great many calls to repent, and various prayers for, among other things, the well-being of the sultan.
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Nathan Ballard, a spokesman for Mr. Levandowski, said after the session in the federal courthouse in San Francisco that "although a great many things have been said about Anthony over the last two days, we are confident that he will eventually be vindicated."
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That widespread passion is crucial: I expect "Parasite" will earn a great many No. 1 votes on Oscar's preferential ballot, but it's also destined to pick up a lot of No. 2 votes, since it's the top contender with the fewest detractors.
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Her departure leaves only two remaining commissioners of the inquiry, Karen Koning AbuZayd and the chairman, Paulo Pinheiro, who said that eventually, a great many people would have to answer "as to why they did not act sooner to stop the carnage".
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From the floral prints on a tablecloth in savta Heidelbaum's kitchen to a rabbi's meandering parable on the power of faith, I lived a lot of the show's quieter moments personally, and I think that probably rings true for a great many people.
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A great many, with good evidence, date the beginning of the sixth party system to 1972, by which time Southern whites had abandoned the Democratic Party and the G.O.P., having lost African-Americans to the opposition, began folding evangelicals into its ranks.
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And so, while the impact of the judge's decision won't be known for quite some time, what is clear is that the anti-smoking message will likely not be heard by a great many of those who need to hear it most.
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On the flip side, a great many scientists remain skeptical that organic fare is any healthier or more nutritious than conventional food (though comparisons are tough because farming practices can vary pretty wildly — neither "organic" nor "conventional" is a nice, neat category).
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Furthermore, studies find that while mothers value and want the financial support from nonresident fathers, a great many single mothers in low-income families report that they want their children's nonresident fathers to be involved in their children's lives first and foremost as co-caregivers.
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The president's angry tweet at the New York Times, while perhaps impulsive, also fits into his administration's larger strategy of demonizing the press — the press that has, of course, been very critical of him and reported a great many unflattering stories about his administration.
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If current voting patterns continue, the following four things will be true around convention time: If all this is the case, it will appear to a great many people that regardless of what the GOP's rules say, Trump is the rightful winner of the primaries.
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" Though he finds Allen's work "ethically troubling," Scott argued that it cannot be scrubbed from the canon because it's "a part of the common artistic record, which is another way of saying that they inform the memories and experiences of a great many people.
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"Iran has already harvested a great many of the benefits of the deal already," said Thomas Karako, a senior fellow with the International Security Program and director of the Missile Defense Project at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, a conservative think tank.
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The VA needs fresh thinking from an executive who will put the needs of veterans before those of a calcified bureaucracy, and who will empower the department's best employees—of which there are a great many — to do the job they signed up to do.
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"A great many people in Ohio are watching Mr. Trump closely to see if over the weeks and months he will emerge as an individual of presidential stature," said Brad Sinnott, chairman of the Republican Central Committee of Franklin County, which includes Columbus, the capital.
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With Curry sitting out with a sprained right ankle, the Warriors started Shaun Livingston, a 6′ 7″ point guard who is good at a great many things, but not good (at all) at shooting three pointers—he finished 2-12 from deep on the season.
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Indeed, what unites a great many E.D.C.ers is this deep appreciation of aesthetics: a love of the just-so combination of the perfectly machined copper flashlight, the rainbow-anodized bottle-opener-cum-prybar-cum-screwdriver that attaches to a keychain, the brutally robust watch.
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If you search for a football team's name, for instance, you'll get some pictures of coaches looking constipated or furious, a great many shots of quarterbacks going through their progressions and running backs plunging off tackle, and a few cheesecake-y photos of cheerleaders.
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"A great many highly sensitive digital records," Mr. Wessler said, "like search queries entered into Google, a person's complete web browsing history showing everything we read online, medical information or fertility tracking data from a smartphone would be vulnerable" unless the Supreme Court acts.
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That this is the same woman a great many progressive Hillary-haters claimed they wanted to run — "I'm not sexist, I would vote for Elizabeth Warren" was an assertion so common in 2016 it became a cliché — makes Ms. Warren's loss all the more bitter.
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Mr. Pylkkanen, who has presided over a great many high-end sales at Christie's, including the 2017 sale of Leonardo da Vinci's "Salvator Mundi" for $450 million, said that for the highest level sales, people liked to watch live online, but usually don't bid.
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The hurricane damaged or destroyed nearly 60% of the housing stock of Bay County, and nearly seven months later, a great many of the 20,000 people displaced by the storm are still living in campers, condemned homes, or outside in the yards of good Samaritans.
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A great many of us still cannot seem to learn how to live with our differences, overcome the "have/have not" greed that grows out of fear, evoke the compassion that overcomes passive indifference and summon the courage to face down injustice, wrongdoing, and corruption.
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Poor grief resolution for a great many women leads to lasting trauma that exhibits itself as a psychiatric diagnosis for depression, low self-esteem and self-punishment, difficulty in giving and receiving love, as well as a decreased likelihood of ever having another child.
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On Tuesday, "Roma" earned Netflix its first nomination for Oscar's top prize, as well as a great many other nominations, including lead actress for Yalitza Aparicio and supporting actress for Marina de Tavira, both of whom had been snubbed by the Screen Actors Guild.
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Dianne Feinstein (D-CA), the leading Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee, allowed in a statement that she and Sessions "differ on a great many issues," she emphasized that hearings would be a "thorough vetting" of Sessions's views — hardly a promise to oppose his confirmation.
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You can find traces of its penchant for bomb-throwing in a great many publications of the online era—especially Gawker, which went down in a blaze of lawsuits after pissing a lot of people off and posting a snippet of a Hulk Hogan sex tape.
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But at the root of all of these, and indeed underpinning a great many of the dysfunctions in China's financial system, is something that is not easily changed: a belief that, when all else fails, the state will always be there to rescue investors from their mistakes.
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It tells us a great many facts about the mathematically describable structure of physical reality, facts that it expresses with numbers and equations (e = mc2, the inverse-square law of gravitational attraction, the periodic table and so on) and that we can use to build amazing devices.
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Finally, a great many Sanders supporters will never support Clinton, as noted in a Wall Street Journal poll this March: A new Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll indicates one third of Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders' supporters cannot see themselves voting for Hillary Clinton in November.
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Since that time, we have developed a radically new relationship to seatbelts, littering and drunk driving, but writing "Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and Cleveland" remains comfortable to a great many -- including Vampire Weekend and myself -- regardless of periodical dunnings from those to whom it is a matter of concern.
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"From the testimonies that I have personally heard today, it is completely clear that this is one in a great many of unspoken events, and the only reason that this really got started today is that somebody got caught on tape," Syracuse student Colin Mackenzie told WSYR.
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See, where I said up there that video games in the 1980s weren't as good as they are today, which is true, that isn't denying the fact that a great many foundations for series we hold dear today—Zelda, Metroid, Mario, and more—began on the NES.
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Add into the mix those counties that voted for Mr. Obama once either in 2012 or 2016, and we have a great many rural counties that have the potential to turn blue in 2018 and 2020, if Democrats' campaigns promote unity and opportunity, rather than division.
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The report also encourages the Treasury Department to consider reducing the burden on financial institutions to file Suspicious Activity Reports, noting that a great many of those filed today are "defensive" – aimed at protecting the institution from regulatory backlash – as opposed to providing useful information to law enforcement authorities.
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C.G Jung stated in a letter* that modern man [and woman], 'can only discover himself when he is deeply and unconditionally related to some, and generally related to a great many, individuals with whom he has a chance to compare, and from whom he is able to discriminate himself.
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"In the Safety Board's opinion, canopies present major safety risks that need to be addressed, especially in light of the fact that amphibious passenger vehicles in service in this country carry more than 1 million passengers each year, including a great many children," a 2002 NTSB report said.
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So there are still a great many things we don't have answers to, but at the end of the day, the most important thing for us is to make sure that the country is protected, that there's no vulnerability compromise that is impacting US policy that goes undisclosed.
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The networked electronics found under the hood of modern automobiles enable a great many useful and cool things, such as fuel-saving engine optimizations, parking assist mechanisms, collision avoidance systems, and myriad further applications most often involving sensing and the passing of data among vehicular systems and human drivers.
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But his place in the public imagination was pretty much fixed at the time of the Catonsville raid, as the impish-looking half of the Berrigan brothers — traitors and anarchists in the minds of a great many Americans, exemplars to those who formed what some called the ultra-resistance.
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Yet, according to a survey out of the California Indian Culture and Sovereignty Center at Cal State San Marcos, more than 19963 of the state's public K-12 schools were still using such mascots as of 2015, a great many accompanied by imagery of Indians in feathered headdress.
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And I think because I'd always been teased for how funny and weird and nasally my voice is, and the fact that voiceover had never been on my radar, I really didn't give it the gravity, the weight, and the honor that it deserved for a great many years.
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Op-Ed Contributor The release of a cache of emails from the Democratic National Committee by WikiLeaks last month has raised a great many questions — about the role of the D.N.C. in trying to influence the primary and about the alleged interference of Russian intelligence in an American election.
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In his new book, "Amaro: The Spirited World of Bittersweet, Herbal Liqueurs," Brad Thomas Parsons discusses the challenge: The word is Italian, as are a great many of the liqueurs to which it is assigned, and whose recipes are closely guarded, including the popular, bright red aperitif standard Campari.
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Blumenthal told Maddow he has "serious issues" concerning the "truthfulness" of the testimony Trump associates offered to his committee, and he singled out Trump Jr. in particular: I was in the room when a great many of these witnesses appeared before the Senate Judiciary Committee behind closed doors.
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I do, however, endeavor to provide solutions and options that fit three sometimes opposing criteria: the best solution to a problem; a budget-friendly approach to cleaning and caring for your belongings; and an eco-friendly and/or nontoxic option, because that matters to a great many people.
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Certainly a great many people lived on the street even if they weren't sleeping there — the prostitutes who lined Broadway in Midtown, the three-card-monte operators on the edge of the sidewalk, the vague knots of guys who hung around outside bars or bodegas or freight entrances.
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Bruni: Democrats haven't consistently distinguished themselves during the Kavanaugh hearings, but this newest twist and the next chapter are bad for Republicans and Trump, perpetuating one of the main reasons that Trump's numbers are tanking: A great many voters are simply exhausted by and disgusted with the nonstop melodrama.
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General Suleimani was indisputably an enemy of the American people, a critical instrument of the Iranian theocracy's influence across the Middle East and an architect of international terrorism responsible for the deaths of hundreds of Americans and a great many others in the region, from Yemen to Syria.
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From Silicon Valley startups to Fortune 500 board rooms, from MIT engineering labs to Wall Street trading desks, and from industry trade conferences to the trade policy debates raging in Congress, intellectual property questions now lie at the heart of a great many arenas of modern life today.
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At the constitutional convention in Philadelphia in 1787, the men who framed the federal government made a great many compromises, but "the Convention were perplexed with no part of this plan so much as with the mode of choosing the President," as the Pennsylvania delegate James Wilson later explained.
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Image: Silicon CaliIf there is a God and he is indeed omniscient, it is also true that he foresaw the human race's ability to create a great many things that would change the world, improve the overall quality of life here on Earth, and maybe even one day move beyond it.
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While I understand his reluctance to answer hypotheticals or deviate from the carefully worded conclusions he drew on his charging decisions, there are, nevertheless, a great many questions he can answer that go beyond the report, including any counterintelligence issues and classified matters that were not addressed in his findings.
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It might seem like an odd time for immigrants to sign up to formally become Americans — after all, Donald Trump's campaign rhetoric showed more antipathy to immigrants (especially Mexicans and Muslims) than any presidential campaign in decades, and his electoral victory indicated that a great many Americans agreed with him.
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Now, there is a lot of room for debate on how we should regulate ISPs and who should do it, and a healthy opposition is essential for good governance, but this here is just plain a bad idea, and several Senators said so, in a great many more words than that.
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Sources include: The Cincinnati Reds, Lee Allen; My Greatest Day in Baseball, John P. Carmichael; Forging Genius, Steven Goldman; Baseball Between the Lines, Donald Honig; Diamond Greats, Rich Westcott; For the Love of the Game, Cynthia J. Wilber, the wonderful SABR Bio Project, and a great many musty old newspapers.
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But I believe I speak for a great many Americans when I say that if Donald Trump announced he was going to keep special interests out of his campaign by paying for the whole damn thing himself, we would be so impressed that the tax return issue would completely disappear.
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It's ironic to be questioning our democracy after the highly successful two terms of our first black president and the first major-party nomination of a woman, but I have to believe that a great many voters do not appreciate how much is at stake for America's future in this election.
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The very first young-adult novel I was contracted to write was the 24th book in a series of teen romances, and along with the contract (which I signed recklessly, as I was to sign a great many other contracts) was a detailed outline by the original author of the series.
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A great many other do-gooders besides the doctor above, such as medical professionals, friends, relative strangers, are also quick to point out that my existence will be much improved, that my back will feel much better, or that my brace will last much longer if I watch my weight.
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Given that one third of the world's crude oil transits the Strait of Hormuz, along Iran's southern coast, a great many more countries beyond the United States and Iran have an interest in preventing a military conflict that could lead to great loss of life and destabilize the global economy.
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A great many of these citizens are working tirelessly to take at least one house of Congress in the midterms — which will require substantially more than 50 percent of total votes, given structural Republican advantages — so that the country's anti-Trump majority will have some voice in the federal government.
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The show conveys the strength of Stettheimer's work, at a moment when color and figuration are popular among younger painters, a great many of them women; when a lot of art is moving forward by reconsidering the past; and when gender, which Stettheimer modulated endlessly, is increasingly seen as fluid.
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"Severe shortages of food, medicine and consumer goods have led to examples of Venezuelans scavenging trash for food, some dying of hunger and a great many dying from basic ailments and treatable diseases," Gallegos stated — just a few of the reasons why global investors are running scared from the country.
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The ferocity of his opinions—at one time or another, he found fault with Schoenberg, Stravinsky, Copland, Shostakovich, Britten, Verdi, Tchaikovsky, and Brahms, not to mention a great many contemporary figures—was hardly surprising in an active composer; artists almost require such animosities to clear the air for their own work.
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This is why "is this the year?" is what a great many greatly amused Americans are asking us -- and "this IS the year!" is what a lot of uncommonly confident Chicagoans are assuring us -- as playoff play gets under way Friday at ancient temple of doom Wrigley Field against the San Francisco Giants.
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However offensive it was or wasn't, though, it was at least honest: the organization took aim at a point somewhere on the distant horizon, and admitted that the journey between here and there would take several years, and that the team would lose a great many games before all those assets matured.
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Washington (CNN)Before we get to James Comey, fake Russian intelligence and the fact that it's getting very hard to say the Russians didn't affect the outcome of the election, let's start this with the obvious caveat that there were a great many factors that led to Hillary Clinton's loss to Donald Trump.
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While not everyone is ready to hand over the reins of their insulin pump to a DIY piece of software, there are a great many who want to be able work with their own data, but aren't allowed because device manufacturers won't open up their APIs or make the data available to download.
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Instead, Farming Simulator 17 and many similar games are simply a reminder that, for as often as gaming is reduced to "shooting things" in the press, there are a great many titles that aim to take players into a wide variety of other experiences, to try out all sorts of alternate lives.
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But my immigrant grandfather, with a limited education and a thick accent and a physical disability from his years in a war camp, found work in the Chicago steel mills -- those hallowed halls of the white American working class Trump loves to glorify, that in fact employed a great many bootstrapping young immigrants.
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I believe I speak for a great many Americans when I say I am scared as hell of a confrontation between the head of the strongest nation in the world, who once wanted to play the president in "Sharknado 3," and a nuclear power dictator whose favorite house guest is Dennis Rodman.
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Against B.J. Penn (in the two fights which mattered), Edgar threw a great many dipping jabs to the chest and body, then he would slam out a jab with an open palm into Penn's shoulder and with the other hand pick up Edgar's lead leg for that signature Edgar running takedown attempt.
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The traumatic and unexpected 2016 victory of Donald Trump convinced a great many people in elite political circles that they are hopelessly out of touch, there is a whole parallel country of which they are only dimly aware, and they urgently need to understand the perspectives of the people who rallied behind Trump.
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"While I understand his reluctance to answer hypotheticals or deviate from the carefully worded conclusions he drew on his charging decisions, there are, nevertheless, a great many questions he can answer that go beyond the report, including any counterintelligence issues and classified matters that were not addressed in his findings," Schiff said in a statement.
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If you tell recent immigrants or the sons and daughters of recent immigrants to go back, if you tell people of color to go back, if you tell Muslims to go back, a great many of the people you are wounding with your divisive words are American soldiers, sailors, marines, airmen and law enforcement officers.
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Today, when a great many arguments and complaints from the queer quarters of the political sphere have to do with what has been done to queerness by the patriarchy and by whiteness, Baldwin asks, in "Giovanni's Room," what love looks like, ultimately, when we leave all those bags at the door — and if we can.
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If you are so inclined, you can also read a Very Short Introduction to, among a great many other things, Rivers, Mountains, Metaphysics, the Mongols, Chaos, Cryptography, Forensic Psychology, Hinduism, Autism, Puritanism, Fascism, Free Will, Drugs, Nutrition, Crime Fiction, Madness, Malthus, Medical Ethics, Hieroglyphics, the Russian Revolution, the Reagan Revolution, Dinosaurs, Druids, Plague, Populism, and the Devil.
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And this argument has been, relatively speaking, a success, in the sense that it persuaded a great many prelates to effectively oppose the will of the pope himself at the last two synods, which limited Francis's ability to make the kind of explicit changes that Cardinal Walter Kasper urged, with a papal blessing, on the church.
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But while there are very few fighters who will go all out to gouge an opponent's eyes like Gilbert Yvel so famously did against Don Frye, a great many fighters pushed into a desperate fight with high enough stakes might well find themselves ready to commit less severe fouls with little internal dialogue over the results.
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But on a broadly conceptual level, it does make some degree of sense that everybody in Gilead would have gone so far over-the-top in trying to end said fertility crisis that the life of a single child (particularly the child of a couple of powerful white people) would be prioritized over a great many other things.
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Along the way, they discussed a great many matters of the heart, everything from the reasons their longtime relationship made so much sense to the senseless death of Ms. Ughetta's mother, who had died two years earlier from nonsmoker's lung cancer and became her inspiration for pursuing a career in oncology and end-of-life care.
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Clinton's comments do pose a substantive problem, though: While it is easy, given the nature of Trump's rhetoric, to characterize his supporters as racist or bigoted, the fact is that a great many of them are people who don't hold any explicitly prejudiced views but feel like they don't have a choice but to support Trump in November.
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The opening credit sequence shows a woman daintily carving a real rat served on fine china, and the rest of the action treats viewers to an act of self-castration, an eye being gouged out with a stiletto heel, a woman being asphyxiated in a bowl of dog food and a great many sex scenes, some regrettably unforgettable.
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And this is why the Ukraine scandal is likely to be remembered as a theater-of-the-absurd moment in a more serious and longer-term debate: Because it is not only Trump himself who does not share the professionals' view of America's vital interests, but a great many people, voters and politicians, Democrats and Republicans.
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"Well, this election, I believe, should be a wake-up call to a great many people in Washington [of] the frustration and rage felt by the American people towards Washington, toward politicians, who aren't listening to them and who are enriching the special interests and lobbyists at the expense of the working men and women," he said.
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Curators Lelia Packer and Jennifer Sliwka openly do not attempt this, instead adopting a more inventive approach by selecting art-historically off-piste examples that take the viewer through an utterly absorbing display in which there are almost as many uses for grayscale as there are exhibits — a great many of which will be new and fascinating to the average viewer.
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" The 900-word statement from FSG – a direct address to fans – went on to note that, "A great many of you have objected strongly to the £77 price level of our most expensive GA (general admission) seats and expressed a clear expectation that the club should forego any increased revenue from raising prices on GA tickets in the current environment.
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Person of Interest has always been fond of breaking apart its usual formulas to pursue episodes that take more experimental bents, yet a great many of these have involved Shaw herself, including the aforementioned introductory hour and a thrilling season four episode, told from the point of view of the Machine, that detailed its desperate attempts to keep her from dying.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzGOP strategist predicts Biden will win nomination, cites fundraising strength 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters MORE (R-Texas) was mum on impeaching Rosenstein, noting it was up to the House, though he said "a great many people" were frustrated with the Justice Department.
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Though there are a great many slot canyons made of equally remarkable sandstone within a few-mile radius of Page, Antelope Canyon is the famous one, and telling people not to come here because it's too crowded is like telling someone they shouldn't go to the top of the Empire State Building because the view from any other skyscraper is just as good.
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She was not soured the least by her life of retirement, but that life developed in her a great many peculiarities which found expression in the letters she wrote, as well as in the little poems which she dashed off on the margins of newspapers and on the backs of envelopes and stowed away in what she called her "scrap" heap.
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And it's quite possible to imagine that pattern repeating itself going forward: Good right-of-center legislation under Trump may be a pipe dream, but better no legislation at all than bad legislation, and with a Republican Party that's both internally divided and incompetent at policy making, Trump's inability to close the deal could save the country from a great many lousy bills.
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So if you're tempted to buy one of these fear-mongering pandemic kits, first consider the fact they they don't do anything, followed by the other fact that they are a complete waste of money, before you take a couple of calming breaths and remember that, while the world is ending for a great many reasons, coronavirus isn't one of them.
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There are regional differences in presentation—the Chargers are the dynastic property of the dour Spanos family; the Rams belong, like a great many other pro sports teams and nearly a million acres of American land, to a reclusive billionaire named Stan Kroenke; the Nets, when they moved, were owned by a New York real estate developer renowned for his mastery of sketchy subsidy.
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