The Philippines abounds with labour, and China needs domestic workers.
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Malignancy abounds, and not all degradations of democracy go together.
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Because the incident is relatively recent, information abounds on Mitchell.
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History abounds with examples of the terrifying potential of bioweapons.
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In other words, with respect to U.S. politics, uncertainty abounds.
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For Ben Makhlouf, such evidence of African tennis promise abounds.
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Creative inspiration abounds, and flirty vibes are all around you.
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But early interests stuck; his narration abounds in medical metaphor.
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Halloween abounds in scary possibilities, virtually all of them fictional.
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The novel abounds with satirical slights documenting oppressive British behavior.
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Controversy abounds at most Eurovisions and this year is no exception.
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Super Bowl season is among us, which means gimmicky marketing abounds.
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Selling a high-cost product where poverty abounds is one difficulty.
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Hedge fund skepticism abounds as many big-name managers are faltering.
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As with many things about the next four years, uncertainty abounds.
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But in an industry known for irrational optimism, skepticism now abounds.
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The data to support the rising interest in wellness travel abounds.
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Evidence of this administration's disrespect for the rule of law abounds.
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Of course, absurdity abounds in the media's coverage of our first lady.
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Bureaucracy abounds and dominant state banks have little experience of commercial lending.
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Green space abounds, with plenty of hiking trails, waterfalls, and woodland meadows.
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Hope abounds, though I remain as focused as I was during treatment.
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The Scaramouch flute battle from last night's episode, though, abounds with joy.
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As for the source of demand for albino body parts, speculation abounds.
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A brilliant, problem-solving energy abounds and we're in a confident mood.
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On those topics, the internet abounds with medical information and treatment options.
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Hypocrisy and selective outrage abounds, as neutral principles take a back seat.
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Time is running short, uncertainty abounds, and corrections need to be made.
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"Between Yesterday and Tomorrow" abounds with delicious touches that reward close listening.
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Ford's memoir abounds with proof that fate sure can play funny tricks.
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The country abounds with trans people, and not only people like me.
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Nightly entertainment abounds with live music, dance parties, magic performances and more.
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Uncertainty abounds GM also faces other uncertainties, including the global trade wars.
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If you prefer not to eat on-site, South Beach abounds with options.
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Exclusive: As US troops abandon northeast Syria, confusion abounds about deployments to Iraq.
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That couldn't be further from the truth: When meritocracy is realized, misery abounds.
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Advice abounds when you are putting money into a 401(k) savings plan.
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Although jobs are in precious demand, a deep-rooted spirit of resilience abounds.
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"Theory abounds, but concrete visual perception is at a low ebb," he maintains.
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Murder abounds in Wildemarsh, and her aunts want nothing more than to help.
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The music abounds in swirling runs and filigree, breezily dispatched by Mr. Denk.
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Invention abounds; the last image of coglike, interconnected movement by the group is astonishing.
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Even growing up in Miami, where Cuban culture abounds, I felt separate from it.
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But evidence abounds that Ryanair's crewing problems will substantially lift costs per passenger kilometre.
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Despite its reliable history and sound science, misinformation about the sterile insect technique abounds.
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Cillian Murphy stars as a crime boss in 1920s Birmingham, where vile behavior abounds.
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The movie abounds with imagination, but is unfortunately too unnerving — even nauseating — to enjoy.
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Cleverly animated by Nitrogen Studios, the movie abounds with quick visual and verbal gags.
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You hardly have time to notice this because the choreography so abounds with steps.
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Joy abounds as the moon connects with sweet Venus and your ruling planet Mercury.
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That nostalgia abounds at Chez La Vieille was a big selling point for Starr.
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In a world where two-day shipping abounds, somehow you ran out of time.
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Speculation abounds that they are the most deadly terror organization facing America in 2017.
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Bells are jingling, spiked egg nog abounds — that's right, The Last Jedi Christmas is here.
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As a top manager leaves amid fundraising woes, SoftBank's vision looks dimmer — and schadenfreude abounds
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The way he did it — so abruptly, so thoughtlessly — is why so much chaos abounds.
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Innovation abounds in both camps, and among big tech firms as well as plucky startups.
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Sparks fly, jealousy abounds, couples break up, and ~everyone~ questions who they're really attracted to.
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Weirdness abounds at the edge between worlds; eeriness radiates from the ruins of lost ones.
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The country abounds in natural resources, including gold, jade, timber, rubies, oil and natural gas.
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Ottomania abounds, but the lessons of the Empire's last war are yet to be learnt.
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Oftentimes, credible advice can be difficult to entangle from more dubious sources, and misinformation abounds.
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Skepticism that the new administration will hold local cops' feet to the fire abounds, however.
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Set during the same period as its forebear, "After Anatevka" abounds in tsouris and darkness.
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History abounds with examples of great leaders facing crises with a strength fortified by truth.
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Whether we are talking about the coronavirus, climate change, vaccines or something else, misinformation abounds.
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While Redding has no downtown, shopping abounds in Ridgefield and Westport, about 20 minutes away.
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But skepticism abounds, given the fierce emotions lingering after an exhaustive fight over the law.
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But while candidness abounds, the writing is rushed and breathless and very often not good.
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At "Fair," improv abounds and those without scheduled acts make stages out of shady groves.
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The video platform is doing better than many other social networking sites, but misinformation abounds.
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The Times's travel section abounds with pages filled with leisurely inspiration for your future itineraries.
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After one year of the Trump presidency, the evidence abounds of improved American Israeli ties.
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While it may appear the agency is doing its job, evidence to the contrary abounds.
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Youthful enthusiasm abounds: Hundreds of thousands of talented young people apply to AmeriCorps each year.
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Evidence of this abounds, including Qatar's role in Libya and its support of the Muslim Brotherhood.
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This feeling abounds in the comments sections of sites like The Huffington Post, Breitbart, or Yahoo!
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So, how do we build a future where entrepreneurism abounds and consequently revives the American Dream?
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This means that the costs of reading and writing DNA have dropped dramatically, so opportunity abounds.
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The sun meets Uranus on April 22: Excitement abounds, and you can hardly get any rest!
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Mr. Abbott, perhaps the law's most ardent backer, has said that voter fraud "abounds" in Texas.
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His concern with history and the past is, in part, why fascism abounds in his films.
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Racial profiling abounds on the platform, coded as public safety and efforts toward the greater good.
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As such, our role is even more important during times of global uncertainty, when misinformation abounds.
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At this stage of her career, Ms. Netrebko's voice abounds in richness, depth and dusky colorings.
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"Medieval Monsters" abounds in wondrous creatures, often rendered in rich colors and a flat, cartoonish style.
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Any "Romeo" abounds in fights and deaths, but this incident remains among the most gratuitously unpleasant.
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Not musically — the astutely titled Ctrl, a shiny, crunchy, whirring R&B concoction, abounds with ear candy.
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However, skepticism abounds about whether tech companies can replicate a formula perfected by old-line car manufacturers.
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It's a whimsical time to fall in love, or get lost in your creative process—inspiration abounds.
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That's not the version of inclusivity that I'm interested in, but it abounds across the TV landscape.
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The fetching, lyrically rich music, if lacking in depth and contrapuntal intricacy, abounds in vitality and wit.
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"In Pursuit of Disobedient Women" abounds with stories like that of Rahila, the suicide bombing school dropout.
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The music abounds in swaying riffs, bare melodic ideas, dramatic glissandos and stretches of perky, twanging energy.
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Uncertainty abounds, but one thing is for sure - no one knows what is going to happen next.
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At the Centre for Fashion Curation at University of the Arts, London, debate over the word abounds.
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Researchers have known for decades that chemosynthesis abounds in the deep sea, where there is no light.
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Although The Arcades Project is unapproachable as a linear text, it abounds with insights and quotable gems.
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Yet pop radio abounds with music that sounds pretty in the background and vanishes upon close inspection.
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Excitement abounds on May 5 as Mars opposes Jupiter, which is especially fun for your social life.
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Bizet's music abounds in rhythmic play; the choreography doesn't and often makes its heavy effects off the beat.
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Free branded booze abounds, turning late nights into too-early mornings filled with product demos and repetitive panels.
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English abounds, and advertisements for overpriced sangria and paella hang outside of the many cafes lining the square.
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This spending spree explains why optimism still abounds, even as more startups jostle to carve out a niche.
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Since the season abounds in world premieres, American premieres and New York premieres, I won't make advance recommendations.
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You're one of the most practical, realistic signs in the zodiac, but when nebulous Neptune arrives, mystification abounds.
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Skepticism abounds, and many details, including the division of staffing and budget for a unified conference, remain unresolved.
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Mr. Stillman's script accordingly abounds in rapid-fire sallies of verbal wit that require and reward maximum alertness.
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And despite all the screens, conversation abounds, the subjects including sports, politics and a healthy dose of gossip.
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Though Messiaen's language abounds in contemporary music complexities, the sheer sound is often wondrously beautiful, almost harmonically holistic.
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Optimism abounds in the most recent measure of how CEOs view the economy, according to the Business Roundtable.
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Leaves are changing colors, the air is brisk but not cold, and the smell of pumpkin spice abounds.
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These tax changes seem to be affecting the most taxpayers, but confusion abounds throughout the new tax code.
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Fear of Syrian regime abounds There are no good options for the population as the opposition enclave disintegrates.
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Drone shots are overused in movies, often predictably so; this sublime film, though, abounds in great, distinctive ones.
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Violence abounds on this brutal British mini-series — murders, assaults, animal cruelty, evil children, old wounds, dark secrets.
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The internet abounds with articles about massive "islands" of plastic floating around in the middle of the ocean.
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This album abounds with pretty sonic details, but the notion of barely audible oceanic vastness smacks of perversity.
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While the issue is not expected to come up at the Brussels meeting of NATO next week, uncertainty abounds.
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The last week proved that hate still abounds in America, and also that social media continues to fuel it.
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In an episode that abounds with explicit video game references, the most hilarious gaming gags require a little digging.
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Confusion abounds--America's Supreme Court has offered contradictory guidance as to when affirmative action is and is not allowed.
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"Safe and Sound" Contemporary relevance abounds in this story about a society that couches authoritarianism within technological convenience. 3.
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Free spectrum abounds in the higher bands—in particular where the length of radio waves is counted in millimetres.
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Though New York abounds with fried chicken joints, we're stoked when the folks behind the Chicago favorite stop by.
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Speculation abounds over Aldo and what remains inside him after the heartbreak of Holloway and McGregor: embers or ashes?
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Drama abounds also on Thursday, when communication planet Mercury faces off with action planet Mars, encouraging gossip and arguments.
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But Malawi is football-mad, and with 44% of its 18 million population under age 26, raw talent abounds.
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The corps abounds with women of bounteous promise; Claire Kretzschmar, Unity Phelan and Indiana Woodward are the most irresistible.
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The cast also includes Joe Keery (Stranger Things), the comedian Hannibal Buress and Paul Scheer; B-movie excess abounds.
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Week 15 abounds with pivotal clashes, and the results will both tidy the playoff picture and muddle it deeper.
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The designer's Modernist holiday home on the Suffolk coast abounds with artful arrangements of unusual pebbles and colorful driftwood.
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"Somebody's Daughter" abounds in gender bias, romantic drama, intergenerational conflict, racial skirmishes and a coming-of-age narrative, too.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find what Americans think of as chili in Mexico, but it abounds in Texas.
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While John Paul III's serene temperament seems to balance out Pius's chaos, scandal still abounds in the new series.
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"Humpbacked," a romp through Russian mythology, abounds in fantastic creatures: half-magic horses, a flock of firebirds, sea people.
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But evidence of Mr. First's rock 'n' roll past abounds in his third-floor walk up in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
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Outdoorsy fun abounds, with mountain biking, kayaking and whale watching all ideal ways to eat up a summer day.
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But, what about the fuck buddies of the world, for whom casual sex abounds and relationship statuses remain nebulous?
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The resultant gratitude is more likely to stick around in the brain — and where gratitude abounds, altruism may follow.
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When you imagine hacks that can theoretically leapfrog on other hacks, the world abounds with worst plausible outcomes, he explained.
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But the pessimism that abounds these days—as authoritarians have turned new technologies to their advantage—is likewise not decisive.
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Her generation of educated, urban young Russians has very little in common with the cowed Homo sovieticus who still abounds.
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While today's art abounds in insouciant, apparently slapdash, clumsy, lazy and otherwise deskilled works, not all artists have deskilled themselves.
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Optimism abounds that Tencent Music (China's Spotify), Meituan-Dianping (China's Yelp) and Ant Financial (China's PayPal/Visa/MasterCard) will follow.
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But in private, evidence abounds that the company continues to flout every rule and attempt at oversight placed before it.
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" Residents were prone to trances, he wrote, and "the whole neighborhood abounds with local tales, haunted spots, and twilight superstitions.
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The world actually abounds in examples of countries which manage to combine excellence in health care and education with democracy.
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Skepticism abounds, especially among those who spent years struggling to overcome the same challenges with the same set of tools.
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Anecdotal evidence abounds that Fowler lavishes attention on the people who really matter: the children who represent the game's future.
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The designer's house in Los Angeles abounds with treasures from the city's cinematic past — and her own equally dramatic creations.
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The designer's house in Los Angeles abounds with treasures from the city's cinematic past — and her own equally dramatic creations.
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Though Twitter and other platforms have implemented rules that limit the sharing of certain types of political misinformation, controversy abounds.
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The city abounds with cheap, delicious food, efficient public transportation, top-notch museums, a budding nightlife scene, and beautiful parks.
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And at Fox, after Gretchen Carlson (Nicole Kidman) comes forward with a sexual harassment suite against Ailes, conflict certainly abounds.
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Yet, investors ought to accept that even as uncertainty abounds, opportunities will rear their heads, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Thursday.
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THE DREAMERS By Karen Thompson Walker Eavesdrop at any dinner party, and talk of sleep — and the lack thereof — abounds.
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Documentation abounds, much of it far more credible and descriptive than the crummy image provided above, and witnesses were many.
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Air pollution abounds these days and unless you're living somewhere completely remote, you're probably breathing in some stuff you'd rather not.
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In an increasingly connected, noisy world where infinite possibilities for how we could spend our time loom over us, flakiness abounds.
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Intrigue abounds in the twisting alleys of Mutsamudu, the regional capital of Anjouan, the second-largest of the three main islands.
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Venus opposes Saturn in Capricorn on July 17 and connects with Neptune in Pisces on July 18, and conflicting energy abounds.
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That's compounded by the fact that stigma surrounding the virus still abounds, even as social acceptance of LGBTQ people has increased.
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While there is much optimism around the future potential of self-driving cars, pessimism abounds around the timing of the transition.
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A misconception abounds that feminists who want to bring abusers to account don't accept Roland Barthes's "death of the author" principle.
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"Of course, absurdity abounds in the media's coverage of our first lady," Grisham wrote in her own CNN piece late Saturday.
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The insurgents have refused to negotiate directly with the Afghan government, which they consider an illegitimate "puppet" regime and mistrust abounds.
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The evidence abounds: A "Medicare for All" single-payer system would guarantee comprehensive coverage to everyone in America and save money.
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The novel abounds with the joys of freedom, the adventure of traversing untamed Texas and the discovery of unexpected, proprietary love.
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The area abounds with activities, including horseback riding, water sports and sky diving, as well as boutiques, casinos and night spots.
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Basically, preschoolers need to become experts at sniffing out Fake News, which abounds in imagery everywhere from Instagram to the school yearbook.
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Royal City, one of Lemire's several monthly comics, abounds with sentimental overtones and supernatural flourishes that mirror those in The Underwater Welder.
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Even as speculation abounds over the Federal Reserve's timing on tightening monetary policy, the market bull believes the trend is still up.
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This regulatory evasion seems premised on those in the legal education community not noticing the EJD — but when they do, skepticism abounds.
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When over 50 exhibitors from 16 cities converge on San Francisco for the fifth installment of the Untitled, Art, exciting art abounds.
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While the ocean floor can be dark and cold, it abounds in organic nutrients that fall from the life-filled shallows above.
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Marijuana supporters won battle initiatives in eight states Tuesday, but pot companies saw shares fall as uncertainty abounds over Trump's pot policy.
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" Gretchen Morgenson noted in April in her Fair Game column in The New York Times, "Creativity abounds in today's freewheeling accounting world.
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Yogurt abounds (blended with shallots and served with house-made bread, or layered with coins of roasted beet), as does rose water.
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The Mephistopheles figure in "The Sport of Kings," a novel that abounds with Faustian characters and dangerous learning, is a jockey himself.
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It&aposs a philosophy that may seem curious to investors and entrepreneurs on the coasts, where growth is paramount and capital abounds.
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Conflicting information about Bitcoin abounds, with some calling it a "craze" or a "bubble" and others touting it as an amazing investment.
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"Manon" abounds in Ashtonisms; Ms. Sibley and Anthony Dowell (her des Grieux) had become a world-class star couple under Ashton's tutelage.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads SANTA BARBARA — Anxiety abounds when you are about to install a work by Nam June Paik.
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For large ensemble scenes, in which the opera abounds, Verdi is remarkably like a choreographer in the way he attends to pattern.
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Self-loathing abounds, as "Assassination" repeatedly depicts the psychological effects of internalized homophobia and the miserable spiritual contortions required to stay closeted.
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American art, fine and folk, abounds at the fair: weather vanes, scrimshaw, Pennsylvania Dutch bibles, creepy flat portraits of New England children.
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And, being that it's the Keith Haring Foundation, framed work by the artist abounds on the walls and even adorns the furniture.
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U.S. history abounds with examples of members of dominant groups abandoning class solidarity after concluding that opportunity is a zero-sum game.
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Wage gap Debate abounds over how and why incomes vary by gender and whether the wage gap can fairly be said to exist.
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The production abounds with so many lively characterizations that it's surprising that Mr. Pucher's conception of the title role should be so subdued.
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Pakistan's central bankers have in the past deplored a lack of transparency surrounding CPEC contracts; suspicion abounds that Pakistani taxpayers have been shortchanged.
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In order for Latinos – and everyone else in America – to get ahead, we need an economy in which freedom flourishes and opportunity abounds.
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Confusion abounds in navigating and reconciling state, local and federal regulations as they relate to employment, labeling, licensing and many other minute matters.
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Unlike in the United States, where shale abounds in more remote areas, shale drilling in Britain has been pursued near some residential areas.
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It is told in retrospect by an adult Elio and the novel "abounds in moments of emotional and physical abandon," our reviewer wrote.
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Bottled water remains in high demand, and suspicion abounds about the city's lead pipes, its decaying water infrastructure and pretty much everything else.
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In keeping with the avian theme, the movie abounds in swooping, sometimes vertiginous aerial shots, most of them captured by drone-mounted cameras.
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" These are heady days for Mr. Fabiano, whose voice abounds in the hot-blooded, golden-age pinging quality opera buffs sometimes call "squillo.
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That disinformation abounds on the platform, especially ahead of a major U.S. presidential election, is certainly a problem in need of a solution.
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It's a well-chosen entry point into a comic universe in which sea imagery, and the sense of an ordering oceanic force, abounds.
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But speculation abounds regarding both the validity of the Petro as a digital currency, and its ability to help the Venezuelan economy, and people.
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I love dumb stuff: corgis with long legs, cheese that looks like people, my idiot boyfriend (hi, honey!) In Table Manners, dumb stuff abounds.
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Speculation abounds, including the possibility that Hollande's former partner, Environment Minister Segolene Royal, or his previous prime minister, Jean-Marc Ayrault, could replace Fabius.
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More nations have acquired the weapons, black market trade in nuclear secrets and nuclear materials abounds, and nuclear technology has spread, the President noted.
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But provincial India abounds with strongmen who believe that they are powerful enough to get away with crimes against lowlier locals, and often do.
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Gender stereotyping abounds in the Incredibles franchise: In the first movie Helen vacuumed while Bob undertook secret missions, shirking his duties as a dad.
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Teen pop now abounds with hit-making messages of doubts overcome, of pride, of confidence, of empowerment that doesn't depend on pleasing a guy.
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But in the lower Florida Keys, as is true in large areas of the United States, skepticism of corporate interests and scientific findings abounds.
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The history of Brazil's Amazon region, as elsewhere in the Americas, abounds with tales of mass death and brutality perpetrated against its native inhabitants.
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"Evidence for a changing climate abounds, from the top of the atmosphere to the depths of the oceans," a draft of the report states.
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Still, hope abounds that MSCI will eventually change its mind and include Argentina in its index, which would endear its assets further with investors.
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The missing middle of the story is evoked by an undated, probably Egyptian, watercolor of a battle that abounds in severed heads and legs.
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Speculation abounds on what Trump will address in his State of the Uniom speech, though immigration and the economy are sure to be talking points.
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Opportunity to build large businesses abounds for content owners who can execute and consistently deliver value for consumers, advertisers and employees in the media ecosystem.
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But the idea that tech will empower us to make the world a better place abounds at Magic Leap — it just all depends on 53G.
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In Sinaloa, Chapo merch abounds, and a march held in the state's capital demanding his release after his apprehension in 2014 was attended by thousands.
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There were plenty of other dark moments, and the city abounds with bereaved victims who believe their own tragic stories have not been sufficiently investigated.
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In fact, if you're so inclined, the internet abounds with vaguely-alarming DIY sparkler recipes that you can use to mix up a batch yourself.
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In the second row there's more than plenty knee room for 6-footers like me, and head room abounds even with the standard panoramic sunroof.
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Opposition to impeachment With Democrats set to take control of the House in January, speculation abounds about whether the new majority would impeach the President.
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The poetry I chose abounds in imagery of stars and moonlight, and I wanted to try to capture a silvery tone for the whole piece.
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Yet in a U.S. election year, and with markets suspicious that political uncertainty has played a role in the dollar's slide since February, caution abounds.
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Grapes that were largely forgotten have been revived, and despite the economic difficulties and political impasses that have bedeviled the nation, excitement abounds for consumers.
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Though the choreography seems at first to be another example of BalletX eccentricity, it abounds in clichés and draws attention to its own deliberate unmusicality.
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During this interim, confusion abounds surrounding the exact status of knowledge and numbers in public life, exacerbating the sense that truth itself is being abandoned.
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But uncertainty abounds thanks to the state's "jungle primary" system, where the top two vote-getters advance to the general election regardless of party affiliation.
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Directed with comic flair by Kristin Hanggi, the show abounds in surprises, and not just what's underneath some of the pirates' Day-Glo-colored beards.
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With more fatalities a concern even as the pace of deaths has slowed, speculation abounds that it might consider handing off at least some cards.
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Santopietro also notes that we're still living in a world where ethnic prejudice abounds, not just toward black people but Mexicans, Syrian refugees and others.
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Even as a national election begins, talk of "gearing hyperlocal solutions," strengthening regional labor unions and re-establishing the states as "laboratories of democracy" abounds.
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The book "abounds with moments of dark humor, but the levity is balanced by Mabanckou's portrait of a dysfunctional society," our reviewer, Joshua Hammer, wrote.
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Popular with backpackers for decades, idyllic Flores abounds with lush foliage and striking volcanoes, highlighted by the famous three-colored crater lakes by Mount Kelimutu.
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Evidence abounds to show that the US president demanded a quid pro quo with Ukraine to investigate this very conspiracy theory, and a political rival.
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Political intrigue abounds as forbidden labor movements make their opening moves against secret police, with both sides trying to enlist your help against the other.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The skyline of London's financial district abounds with architectural eccentricities of a culinary kind, including the Gherkin and the Cheesegrater.
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Mudslinging abounds elsewhere in the field as a grouping of other candidates fight to be the alternative to Trump with battles over national security and immigration.
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In Bangladesh, shoddy, unregulated building construction abounds, and heavy industries, power plants and structures at natural gas sites would likely be destroyed, the study's authors said.
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The musical blurriness reflects concealed specificity; it abounds with wispy, satiny guitar hooks that would gleam if they weren't blunted by a heavier blanket of atmosphere.
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Yet in Ms. Rousseff's favor, perhaps, skepticism also abounds over who would assume power if her government falls, reflecting widespread disenchantment with the country's political establishment.
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A final male solo abounds in singular incidents: In one fast step, Craig Wasserman arches sideways like a bow while extending one leg like its arrow.
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The internet abounds with consumer complaints about the company, and since the data breach, many consumers have said they have been unable to reach the company.
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I should also note that "Gideon the Ninth" is not a romance, though queer longing abounds; it's deft, tense and atmospheric, compellingly immersive and wildly original.
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Toby Fox's Undertale, to choose a delightful recent example, abounds with tunelets; whether cheerful, contemplative, mischievous, majestic, or adorable, the melodies burble with playful, baroque intricacy.
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Hostile architecture abounds, and nothing mobilizes liberal homeowners in defense of their rights faster than the threat of a homeless shelter being built in the neighborhood.
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"Fortunately for me, the Internet abounds with photographs of people and their pets...I decided to look at a random sample of 250 such pictures," Coren wrote.
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Meanwhile, the world awaits Ayesha Curry's next tweet and speculation abounds among fans that Steph Curry could be suspended for Game 7 after his mouthpiece-tossing tantrum.
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The subsidies and tax incentives showered on north-eastern Pennsylvania are hardly unique; the rich world abounds in efforts to jump-start the economies of benighted places.
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Beto O'Rourke has received an invitation from the New Hampshire Young Democrats to visit The Granite State as speculation abounds over the Democratic rising star's presidential aspirations.
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Skepticism abounds about the strength of the economy and corporate results, which is driving fear of more weakness ahead, said Christopher Smart, chief global strategist at Barings.
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Midcentury furniture by designers like Edward Wormley, Gio Ponti and René Gabriel abounds, mingling with paintings by Adolph Gottlieb, Norman Bluhm, William Anastasi and Richard Pousette-Dart.
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Still, public skepticism abounds in regards to the political leaders seeking to replace her, reflecting broad loathing for Brazil's political class, which is engulfed in graft scandals.
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This is inaccurate; HSV is transmitted via skin-to-skin contact and plots like this only serve to further the misinformation that already abounds regarding the virus.
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So, while the opportunity for telehealth providers to land down in countries with severe doctor shortages abounds, actually spurring uptake could be difficult if tech barriers persist.
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" The Hollywood Reporter wrote: "The chronicle that Stefanov and Kotevska have distilled abounds in moments of unguarded discovery — moments that can be tender, humorous, rackety or serene.
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So, perhaps this year's annual message could well be a subtle nod to the political divisions that have marked 2019 in the UK. Speculation, as ever, abounds.
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Early startup investing by wealthy executives abounds in Silicon Valley, leaving boardrooms packed with possible conflicts and boosting the likelihood of disputes like the one threatening Oracle's acquisition.
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Credit: New York Times"Evidence for a changing climate abounds, from the top of the atmosphere to the depths of the oceans," the report's executive summary informs readers.
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Afghan officials are keen to reassure the returnees that they have a future in the country, even though pessimism abounds about the deteriorating war and a slumping economy.
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It wouldn't be Drake without managing to self-own mid-flex, so amidst all the opulence his lifestyle has to offer, corny shit abounds too, but who cares?
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For all the complexity of Babbitt's 12-tone pieces, his music abounds in jostling rhythmic vitality: In his youth, he played jazz piano and composed musical theater songs.
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However, skepticism abounds about official Chinese economic data, which some say vastly inflates growth, casting doubt on China's targeting of at least 6.5 percent annual growth until 2020.
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"I am wearing Calvin Klein and I am very happy because I wanted to feel like a blue, sapphire sparkly ball," she told ET. Mission accomplished: Happiness abounds.
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Headline risk abounds, and it's not just about the potential for a U.S.-China trade war and the perpetual stream of startling headlines out of the White House.
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Those scales: Her choreography abounds in different images in which she begins with lines pointing upward and then, with her partner's support, she opens out and stretches down.
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It helps, of course, to see "Disco Pigs" more than once to fully understand its dense, vernacular poetry, which abounds in thickly Gaelic neologisms and more classic obscenities.
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"The Library" abounds in fascinating tales of lost codices and found manuscripts, and the sometimes unscrupulous schemes by which people have conspired to obtain or amass valuable volumes.
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Evidence abounds that the president and his team not only attempted to solicit Russian interference in the 2016 election but sought to coerce Ukraine into interfering in 2020.
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Eco-fashion abounds beyond the Canal St.-Martin area, although it requires a ride north on Line 4 of the Métro to reach Les Récupérables or La Recyclerie.
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On sites like Reddit, praise abounds on the mental and physical benefits of exercising in virtual reality, often from people who had trouble making other exercise habits last.
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Now, with the resignation of acting Homeland Security Secretary Kevin McAleenan, speculation abounds that President Donald Trump would make the controversial immigration official the top official in the department.
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Although speculation abounds that the candidate might start an alt-right media company if he loses, his family empire will still hold many businesses branded with the Trump name.
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The Fed is one of the few that has yet to make that pivot, though speculation abounds that it may indicate this week that a rate cut is coming.
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Certainly, opportunity abounds: More and more, patients (and consumers) are able to take care of themselves through a wealth of smart devices and wearable technologies, connected to the cloud.
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"McRaven said that despite the tribulations, "hope abounds," due to the US having "the greatest scientists in the world" and "an unmatched ability to mobilize when called to action.
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Homophobia abounds in most major religions, but in our country, fundamentalist Christians have certainly cornered the market when it comes to putting forth legislation to hem in L.G.B.T. people.
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And the book abounds in sharp description — of landscape, the built environment, the play of light — from Nolan's point of view, illuminating the sensitive soul under the Western hat.
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First of all, The Pirate Bay itself abounds with shady ads, and it's quite possible that by clicking on the wrong thing you'll infect your computer with spyware or worse.
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As in most sci-fi worlds — Blade Runner directly comes to mind — sexual and physical violence abounds, and some of the female nudity smacks of early Game of Thrones sexposition.
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In a world where nothing can be trusted and fake news abounds, ICO and crypto teams are further muddying the waters by trying – and often failing – to pay for posts.
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"While it is true that a descending chromatic four-chord progression is a common convention that abounds in the music industry, the similarities here transcend this core structure," Klausner wrote.
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Glass abounds in this exhibition, and while it is a new material for Saraceno, it makes perfect sense, given his interest in air, heat, land, the environment, transparency and transformation.
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Unfortunately, misinformation about sex (and safer sex) abounds, and too many people enter adulthood without the knowledge necessary to make sure the sex they're having is safe, consensual, and pleasurable.
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Yes, the times have changed, but at this stage of the cycle where cautious optimism abounds, it's probably better to have an operator rather than a deal-maker in charge.
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Other evidence of the resurgence of white nationalism and related right-wing extremism in America abounds: And the US government's data shows a worrisome increase in extremist violence as well.
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But as some selfies themselves show, Australia also abounds with opportunities to interact with wombats and others in zoos and parks, where professionals can keep an eye on their welfare.
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Evidence of that history abounds in a highway sign advertising the First White House of the Confederacy, and the school and thoroughfare named for Jefferson Davis, the confederacy's only president.
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Regardless of Brown's drama, optimism abounds in Oakland, where the Raiders will enter Year 2 of the second Jon Gruden era looking to erase the memories of an uneven 2018.
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As fund-culling continues and negative news abounds, managers owe it to themselves and their clients to go on the offensive, reclaim their public images and enhance their brand equity.
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"Building community acceptance and securing trust has not being given the same weight as treatment, and we are continuing to see the consequences - suspicion abounds and case numbers rise," he added.
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Opinion: Why North Korean threat is a more urgent issue for next U.S. President Speculation abounds Why the Political Bureau, which Kim Jong Un heads, called the congress has triggered speculation.
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Vroom's competition abounds, ranging from large public companies like Carmax, TrueCar and Ebay Motors, to classifieds sties like Craigslist or Carfax, and other venture-backed startups including Beepi, Shift and Carlypso.
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Competition abounds, too: Eylea, with $5 billion in annual sales, has made inroads against the $3.2 billion-per-year Lucentis, whose 2020 U.S. patent expiration will expose it to cheaper copies.
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Natural light abounds inside the 20,000-square-foot space, and the floor plan easily accommodates large gatherings, while still keeping a few rooms, like the generously sized master suite, more private.
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Confusion abounds about the company's messaging around its status, but as several former developers note, they were instructed to list their reason for unemployment as a company closure on official papers.
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Confusion abounds There is also still no concrete evidence that the Freedom Caucus -- a group that the White House is specifically trying to win over here -- would even get on board.
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The anecdotal evidence abounds: Many great writers enjoy pounding the booze, and many of the greatest works of art in history have come from minds that were frequently clouded by inebriation.
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"A good life is found only where the creative spirit abounds, where people are free to experiment and create new ideas within themselves," —Aileen Osborn Webb, founder of the @madmuseum. Mrs.
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Uncertainty abounds at the end of a volatile year: Investors question the Federal Reserve's plans for 53, and President Donald Trump asked aides if he could fire Fed Chairman Jerome Powell.
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It abounds in dramatic situations without telling stories: it builds sculptural groupings, it contrasts highs (dancers held high overhead) and lows (others supine on the floor), and sets speed beside stillness.
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On Friday, Almazan's trio released "This Land Abounds With Life," the most inspired album in his already-impressive career, and an extended meditation on the imperiled majesty of the natural world.
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Social media abounds with images of dogs (some bemused, some wagging their tails so hard as to sprain them) alongside their isolated persons: Dogs are now our proxy for other humans.
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Fake blood abounds, as does very real raw meat (primarily hearts from what I could tell, though there was also something that looked like a pair of lungs dipped in glitter).
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His most recent album, "This Land Abounds With Life," featuring his trio, is a writhing, emotionally charged lament, full of some of the finest writing and playing of his blossoming career.
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Yet this is far from the case, as triumphant Republicans are using their enhanced clout to continue their campaign playing up the mythical threat that voter fraud abounds in the nation.
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And there was little of the sniping and conspiracy-mongering that abounds during Facebook and Google hearings — in part because the complaints were so specific and the harm was so clear.
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"We are acutely aware that skepticism abounds regarding the willingness and capacity of Honduran authorities to carry out an effective investigation in this case," the lawmakers wrote in their Monday letter.
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While insipid or pretentious merlot abounds, this one, from the consistently good Broadside, is fresh and plummy, well balanced and lip-smacking, with a pleasant bitterness to invite the next sip.
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In addition to the usual tight writerly discipline, Interstate Gospel abounds with guitar noise, stomping beats, longer and more brooding songs, combining the restraint of classic country with a pop schemer's voracity.
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The fish was the legendary kanburi, or winter yellowtail, which abounds in the waters off Kanazawa, and after a couple of hours on the train, we were finally sliding into Kanazawa Station.
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Describe Disney and Lenovo's Jedi Challenges as a entry-level augmented reality headset, and eyes glaze over; say that it lets you fight Kylo Ren with a real lightsaber, and excitement abounds.
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The show, which has a book by Gabrielle Allan and Jennifer Crittenden, and music and lyrics by Nate Weida, abounds in surprises, the biggest being the seriousness that underlies all the fun.
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The city abounds with commemorative exhibitions, but the main event on the day itself is the reinstallation in the Cenacolo, the old refectory of Santa Croce, of Giorgio Vasari's "Last Supper" (19663).
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The elaborate tasting menu abounds in imaginative flourishes, such as savory pastries made to resemble calligraphy brushes that can be dipped in tomato ''ink'' and dumplings in the shape of miniature hedgehogs.
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Economic risk abounds: A delay or watering down of infrastructure spending, a hastening of the decline in China's economy, or the escalation of trade could hit American profits and deflate investor optimism.
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"The Invention of Ana," Mikkel Rosengaard's intriguing first novel, newly translated from the Danish by Caroline Waight, abounds with stories, layering one over another until we're not sure who's doing the telling.
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"Coppélia" shows the same closed-open contrast that abounds in Balanchine ballets, notably in "Concerto Barocco" (1941): But Swanilda is an enchantress in her own right, not just because she's proto-Balanchine.
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The label's palette — which abounds with organic tones such as cream, taupe and oatmeal — is inspired by elements found in nature and architecture that protect and fortify: shells, plaster, concrete and stone.
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This aura suffuses every aspect of the production, including Lauren Helpern's stylized woodland set; Isabella Byrd and Matt Frey's crepuscular lighting and Leah Gelpe's sound, which abounds in the susurrus of crickets.
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But skepticism abounds that even workers who might gain as much as an additional 22012 hours a month of leisure will use that time to consume more or help bolster a sluggish economy.
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Although local transmission of the disease is currently contained within a very limited space in southern Florida, public uncertainty abounds—especially around the state and among those with any plans to travel there.
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The film abounds in little screens, tablets, and picturephones; in 2011, Samsung fought an injunction from Apple over alleged patent violations by citing the technology in "2001" as a predecessor for its designs.
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Controversy abounds regarding cryptocurrency's surge, exemplified by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission temporarily suspending trading Tuesday in shares of The Crypto Co., whose stock has surged more than 2,700 percent this month.
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Natural beauty abounds up and down the entire coast, where the city of Split makes an excellent launch point for sailing to breathtaking islands like Vis and Hvar, favored by yachters and holidaymakers.
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The artist Livia Cetti's studio, located in an early 20th-century farmhouse in Riverdale, N.Y., abounds with flowers: fiery orange marigolds, pillowy pink floribunda roses, candy-striped amaryllis and vivid fuchsia-flecked orchids.
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But the launch of the Rokkasho plant has been delayed so long — and popular opposition to restarting additional nuclear reactors remains so strong — that skepticism abounds over the plan to recycle the stockpile.
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Grumbling also abounds about Mrs Clinton's campaign; it is said to be making too much of Mr Trump's remarks on immigration, which Puerto Ricans, as American citizens, only care about up to a point.
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We may be stuck in an endless loop of reboots (both good and bad), but creativity abounds in the shows recognizing that kids are more intelligent than previous animation studios gave them credit for.
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Accordingly, in "Parade," the shuffle of illusion and reality abounds: the blue-shirted man sports a fake mustache; the fruit on the platter is fake, as are the awkwardly made tables with legs missing.
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"Just another white kid" is an all-purpose alibi, and public discourse abounds in code words and dog-whistles that allow bigots to pass as concerned citizens without a racist bone in their bodies.
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Confusion abounds on August 14 when Venus opposes hazy Neptune in dreamy Pisces—people will have no idea what they are talking about on this day, but in general, the vibe will be decent.
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The Sula property abounds with selfie points, and we couldn't resist one of them: Our daughter hopped onto a bright-yellow bicycle, fixed upright, for a photo with the grape vines in the background.
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Deftly translated by Helen Stevenson, "Black Moses" abounds with moments of dark humor, but the levity is balanced by Mabanckou's portrait of a dysfunctional society rent by corruption, poverty, political instability and tribal rivalries.
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The internet abounds with lists of the best live broadcasting bloopers, because unexpected moments captured on air have the quality of spontaneous theater and are usually funny, and who doesn't enjoy a good laugh?
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She is aware that her project puts her in the "horrible position of ogling human beings," and she remarks on the "unfortunate, too familiar white-savior-of-black-souls dynamic" that abounds in prison programs.
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Encircled in diamonds, speculation abounds that the new accessory is an eternity ring which is traditionally given after the birth of a first child or another major milestone such as a one-year wedding anniversary.
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Figurative art abounds throughout Soul of a Nation, and among the more searing images is David Hammons's "Injustice Case" (1971), one of his body prints, a group of works given ample space in this exhibition.
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That last part is not happening: from a recalcitrant young despot, North Korea's Kim Jong Un, on its north-eastern border, to those ungrateful Vietnamese Communists to the south, flirting with America, insolent insubordination abounds.
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"Long Run" (2017), a 70-minute creation that had its New York City premiere in a two-night engagement beginning Friday at N.Y.U. Skirball, abounds with compositional felicities and a wide range of dance textures.
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But neither side seems sure who is ally or enemy, and distrust abounds — especially among protesters who fear the generals will ultimately cheat them of their victory by thwarting a promised return to civilian rule.
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And all over the internet, general fakery abounds — there are millions of fake followers on Twitter and Facebook, fake rehab centers being touted on Google and even fake review sites to sell you a mattress.
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Compared to Woods, who uses the names of her heroes mainly as starting points, Rapsody's invocations are more literal: "Nina" overtly samples Nina Simone's "Strange Fruit," while "Aaliyah" abounds with references to various Aaliyah songs.
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For spring trips, Colorado abounds with great options: Telluride, Copper Mountain, Arapahoe Basin, Snowmass, Beaver Creek and Vail combine high elevations and lots of north-facing terrain to keep snow fresh as it gets warm.
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Of course, any Strangelovian thing could happen when Little Rocket Man and the Dotard actually get together, given that both Dear Leaders live in bizarro fantasy worlds with fawning courtiers, where lying and cheating abounds.
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Black Friday, the most celebrated shopping day of the year, abounds with tales of fistfights over discounted televisions or even stampedes as consumers rush to get that low-priced sweater they saw in an ad.
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And all over the internet, general fakery abounds — there are millions of fake followers on Twitter and Facebook, fake rehab centers being touted on Google, and even fake review sites to sell you a mattress.
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Perhaps inspired by the story of a young girl almost dying after ingesting a component of her fidget spinner, the Internet now abounds with people creating "edible" fidget spinners, which don't all seem entirely edible.
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Doom and gloom abounds in the market, thanks to deteriorating economic data and growing global uncertainty, but many top fund managers and analysts remain bullish — and it's not just a case of rose-colored glasses.
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That surprised nobody; Mr Trump campaigned hard against illegal immigration, and his administration abounds in immigration hardliners—notably Jeff Sessions, his attorney-general, and Stephen Miller, a one-time aide to Mr Sessions turned policy advisor.
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The show isn't squeamish about body horror and bare flesh — depicted in an animation style reminiscent of an old Flash cartoon — and the show abounds with graphic sex scenes, shocking violence, or a combination of both.
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Skepticism abounds, even from the city's mayor who voted against the deal, but the contract includes plenty of escape clauses if Boring fails to deliver on its promise to move at least 4,400 people per hour.
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Further proof of the witch trio abounds: The Sanderson sisters in Hocus Pocus the friends-turned-witches in The Witches of Eastwick, the Kindly Ones in Neil Gaiman's Sandman series, and even the cosmic beings Mrs.
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Evidence abounds that businesses are holding off on investment as they wait for clarity about Britain's future relationship with the EU. The fall in the pound will soon put a squeeze on real take-home pay.
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In a time when everything is highly politicized and political discord abounds, it's now more than ever that today's political pundits, politicians, and everyday Americans can learn from the man who seemed able to transcend it.
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Storage space abounds, so if you're not using any of your amenity kit items such as face moisturizer or body lotion, they can be stored here along with whatever jewelry or watch could interrupt your sleep.
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" That's an extravagant claim, but the book abounds in striking details—Pound's childlike hunger for gifts of apple candy, friends' tender letters to and about him, and, especially, the hours poured into his unruly, unfinished "Cantos.
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A witty, bright barefoot trio for Jason Collins, Patricia Delgado and Victor Lozano, it abounds with the brisk, darting and bouncing footwork in which Ms. Tanowitz specializes; you can sense how Ms. Shaw's score stimulates it.
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The internet abounds with mask designs, but the research suggests that as long as the mask covers your nose and mouth and is comfortable to wear, the specific pattern you choose may not matter very much.
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The internet abounds with mask designs, but the research suggests that as long as the mask covers your nose and mouth and is comfortable to wear, the specific pattern you choose may not matter very much.
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While such interventions can help, they are not long-term solutions, nor do they address underlying problems, like food deserts (communities where healthy food is hard to find) and food swamps (those where unhealthy food abounds).
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Uttar Pradesh abounds in unlicensed businesses, but in singling out the meat industry — invariably run by Muslims — the politician-priest knew that he was in effect leading an attack on Muslim business with shades of Kristallnacht.
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In one 21-minute video entitled Honor Is in Jihad: A Message to the People of the Balkans, a smiling Albanian fighter is shown holding his pigtailed daughter's hand at an outdoor market that abounds with fruit.
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This is a moniker taken from King's book that's not so much announced onscreen as it is implied with every awkward social exchange, every insult, every punch thrown by an oversized bully — and Derry abounds with bullies.
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Shallowness abounds, and while it's clear we're meant to read genuine relationships between these people, it's also just as evident that their... let's call them heightened characterizations are laying the groundwork for big, loud, and thrilling confrontations.
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" She asks, "Why do people stay attached to conventional good-life fantasies — say, of enduring reciprocity in couples, families, political systems, institutions, markets, and at work — when the evidence of their instability, fragility, and dear coast abounds?
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The internet abounds with dark readings of seemingly benign TV series, teasing out indications that SpongeBob SquarePants is the result of a nuclear test, the eponymous protagonist of Doug is delusional, and the Teletubbies are pacified slaves.
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Controversy abounds over the use of genetically modified seeds that produce crops like soy, corn, canola, alfalfa, cotton and sorghum that are resistant to a widely used herbicide, glyphosate, the health effects of which are still unclear.
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From the film's opening, with commuters dancing and singing on a congested freeway exit ramp, to the visually stunning final sequence, the city is depicted as a place where dreamers may struggle but where optimism also abounds.
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"While it is true that a descending chromatic four-chord progression is a common convention that abounds in the music industry, the similarities here transcend this core structure," Klausner wrote in his decision, obtained by the Washington Post.
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" The sleuths over on Reddit had the album cover image and reported tracklist yesterday, and speculation abounds about what the new music will sound like, with one person writing, "I wonder what genre of music this will be.
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As an example of the fact that racism abounds, NPR reported last week that 1 in 3 members of the Latinx community say they've faced discrimination based on their ethnicity when it comes to securing jobs and housing.
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Although disagreement abounds on specific measures and the extent to which government should shrink, Libertarians almost universally advocate for slashing government benefits, reducing economic regulations and implementing radical reform -- if not the outright elimination -- of the Federal Reserve.
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The taxi drivers and chatty strangers who I've talked to casually in Santiago's bars and cafes are circumspect—unsure what exactly Manana is, and whether it's worth their hard-earned pesos when free music abounds in the streets.
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Though I find Mr. Blanc's nine-minute "Mothership" flashy, it has merits: It shows real organizational skill, it abounds with high energy within the academic language of ballet and it gives opportunities to eight highly appealing young dancers.
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The other duo was George Walker's 1958 Sonata in One Movement, a flinty yet beguiling piece that abounds in industrious counterpoint, though these passages alternate with moments of lyrical proclamation for violin, cushioned by thick, pungent piano chords.
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As far-right ideas spread, and misinformation abounds, her books are a piercing reminder of how extreme politics can appeal to the sanest-seeming people—and that half-truths and malfeasance are as intrinsic to human nature as breathing.
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Artistry is one thing high-and-mighty humans often think sets them apart from Earth's "lesser" creatures, but chimps, orangutans, and even a Shiba Inu who paint and sell their artworks prove that creativity abounds throughout the animal kingdom.
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The show abounds with meaningful ideas to be discovered, but leaves the viewer with the responsibility of forming their own conclusions (and refreshingly not with the abstract task of connecting invisible dots or making up meaning and finishing sentences).
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Controversy abounds about the direction of skating under the current scoring system, which was adopted after a judging scandal at the 103 Olympics in Salt Lake City scuttled the classic method in which 6.0 was the highest possible score.
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This piece, an outlier, adopts a deliberately neo-Classical, almost neo-Baroque idiom and abounds in contrasts: Lacy, lyrical passages for piano often lead to stretches of tangled, industrious counterpoint; warm, rich string sonorities segue into flinty, brassy harmonies.
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Exploring the shifting nuances of how power plays out in all relationships, Berman's novel abounds with questions of our political moment: "Was it possible to be both a feminist and to want a man who was bad for women?"
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That's not to lessen her efforts — the photos prove her talent — but a playful, college-kid essence abounds in the show, enhanced by the Lange photos, which have her doing ordinary things, like eating oatmeal and clowning with friends.
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While uncertainty abounds over what will happen in Iowa on Monday night, it is clear that if the Iowa caucuses were the proverbial smoke-filled back room of the party bosses, rather than a wintry endurance test for activists, Sen.
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Confusion over what is art and what constitutes cultural appropriation abounds in the fashion industry; the military has standards in place for how those actively serving our country must maintain their hair, and too many people still associate dreadlocks with unprofessionalism.
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Luxury abounds: The passenger in the rear right seat — also known as The Boss — gets stuff like a foot massager, and that's on top of the regular seat massage, private phone and a huge, smartphone-like remote to control all this.
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According to founder and CEO Bob Barker Sr. (who is not the gameshow host, although that rumor abounds), the company prides itself on acting quickly when the government has a sudden influx of people it deems in need of incarceration.
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And as nervous aides await a verdict in former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort's trial and watch with trepidation the inauspicious public relations blitz carried by lead attorney Rudy Giuliani, uncertainty surrounding the President's handling of the Russia investigation abounds.
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Green space abounds, most notably Fort Tryon Park, which includes a popular dog run, a heather garden where free fitness programs are offered and the New Leaf restaurant, in a building rescued from neglect in 21776 by Bette Midler and friends.
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The rose-themed third issue of Pleasure Garden magazine abounds with flower porn: Blush-pink petals spill out of a sculptural table arrangement, wilted bouquets decorate horses' manes, a long-stem rose emerges from a pair of perky butt cheeks.
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Whatever you cook this weekend in advance of the coming Thanksgiving feast, whatever you do to bring lightness into your life at a time when darkness abounds, please keep in mind those who are or have been in harm's way.
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The internet still abounds in lovely, wholesome niches — the fantasy sports circles, the YouTube and Instagram communities devoted to any kind of craft, the many subreddits where strangers come together to help one another out of real problems in life.
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The exhibition abounds in speculative science-fiction-like approaches to a post-carbon or newly eco-conscious future, from designs for floating cities and machines for regenerating deserts to biogas power plants and tools to develop the human digestive system.
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Led Zeppelin's 'Stairway to Heaven': Spirit's 'Taurus': "While it is true that a descending chromatic four-chord progression is a common convention that abounds in the music industry, the similarities here transcend this core structure," Judge Gary Klausner wrote in his judgment.
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Out since April, it's her tightest album, and it abounds with smooth grooves, classic-sounding rhythm guitar hooks, jokes, puns, and manifestos, all designed to reveal the horror of the current political situation and to establish cheerful solidarity among fans and new listeners.
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Go deeper: Huawei never excluded from New Zealand's 5G network construction: NZ PM(Xinhua) Trump sends bizarre '6G' tweet, as China trade talks resume (CNBC) Conservative voices call for a 'wireless moonshot' ahead of the Mobile World Congress but skepticism abounds (Asia Times)
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Political intrigue abounds, as per Home Secretary Montague's position in the government, and it only falters when the show stoops to stereotypical portrayals of Muslim people, as TV series that have anything to do with foreign policy, such as Homeland, so often do.
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While chatter about whether or not the conspicuous rapper will enter witness protection abounds, as is expected when someone gives up gang members to the feds, what's surprising is he's apparently opting for a return to public life and his music career.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Even as record highs this week in the major U.S. stock indexes telegraph confidence on Wall Street, caution abounds in other U.S. markets, where falling bond yields and flailing small-cap stocks indicate investors are torn about where to place bets.
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Whereas the U.S. recovery from the market swoon that began the year is expected to allow the Federal Reserve to eventually proceed with its plan to lift interest rates, concern abounds in the EU over whether rates will be cut further, and go negative.
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Here's a quick peek at what we have in store for you — and be sure to take a gander at the Disrupt Berlin agenda: Opportunity at Disrupt Berlin abounds at every turn, but it shifts into overdrive once you enter Startup Alley, our exhibition floor.
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The Web abounds with message boards on which male commenters nervously pose some form of the question, "Is it weird that I don't like blow jobs?" and their partners wonder why these men don't enjoy blow jobs as much as they think they should.
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But he does think that generations of immigrants bringing different foods and planting different trees in their own neighborhoods (Astoria, with a large number of Italians and Greeks, abounds with fig trees) has shaped the city's microbes, and by extension, the way his beer tastes.
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And there's a sequence in which the arms circle vertically, in opposition, while the dancer slowly wheels one leg around from back to front while advancing: That kind of tricky simultaneity of upper and lower body movement is something that abounds in Ashton's ballets.
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Among the neighborhoods, Allwood is known for its district of Tudor-style homes; Albion, in the shadow of the Garret Mountain Reservation, has street after street of tidy Cape Cods; Clifton Center, which includes Main Avenue, abounds with older, multifamily colonials on narrow lots.
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Its history abounds with tales in which creator Gene Roddenberry, his showrunning successors, and the production studios that bankrolled them came up against objections and affronts from networks in their struggles to get what would become the franchise's most successful entries to the small screen.
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We have no good long-term data on whether "truthiness" abounds any more now that it did during the Vietnam War, during the 2003 invasion of Iraq, or during the 19th century's period of "yellow journalism," Dartmouth political science professor Brendan Nyhan pointed out.
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Their argument is that the uncertainty which now abounds in the field makes it risky to focus only on an electron-positron collider, as this might end up unable to operate at high-enough energies to push deep into the territory of new physics.
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Though it abounds in the distancing devices of Epic Theater — anachronisms, songs, historical footnotes, a multifarious chorus — "Venus" now seems like a surprisingly conventional cousin to Bernard Pomerance's "The Elephant Man," another account of a 19th-century outcast who became an object of public fascination.
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Of course, speculation abounds among users as to whether or not this tweak in the site rules will be used to justify banning r/the_donald, the race-baiting, mod-threatening, and ostensibly Trump-centered community which has at various points declared "war" on the rest of Reddit.
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NEW YORK, July 5 (Reuters) - Even as record highs this week in the major U.S. stock indexes telegraph confidence on Wall Street, caution abounds in other U.S. markets, where falling bond yields and flailing small-cap stocks indicate investors are torn about where to place bets.
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In San Francisco homelessness has increased and evidence of desperation abounds: A study showed the city has the worst package theft rate in the nation, police say car break-ins occur every 22 minutes, and daytime open-air needle drug use is common in some neighborhoods.
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China prepares up to $9003 billion in trade concessions, but skepticism abounds (The New York Times) … China denies offering $200 billion in trade concessions (Reuters) … U.S. farms and factories cannot produce enough to meet White House goal to close trade gap with China (The Wall Street Journal).
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While such a shrine would not be out of place in mainland China, which abounds in so-called red tourism spots with Communist Party themes, it is rare — though not unheard-of — to see such a brazen display of support for the party on the island.
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Sporting events, from basketball to baseball to soccer, have been canceled, and speculation abounds about whether the Tokyo Olympics can really go on; museums have been shuttered; restaurants, bars and hotels in many parts of the world are either on curfew, at limited capacity or closed.
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Beauty likewise abounds in the rippling rhythms of the bluegrass-inflected "Gentle on My Mind," a 1967 hit written by the freewheeling banjoist John Hartford, and in Mr. Campbell's mournful guitar and anguished vocals on "Galveston," yet another composition of Mr. Webb's to achieve classic status.
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A saxophonist, clarinetist and sound designer, Lea Bertucci has made the study of sonics and resonance into nearly her entire practice — one that abounds with implications about our relationship to the ecology around us, the safety of our bodies in space and the healing potential of sound.
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Body cameras may work for some departments and some communities, but a country-wide installation, in only a year's time, is too heavy-handed to work for each and every department across the US. The potential for misuse abounds and the technology is evolving faster than the policy.
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Her colored shawl abounds with flora and fauna and its tassels overspill the sofa, as if evoking the voluptuous realism of O'Brien's books — books that, not long before Magnus photographed her, had been banned and burned in Ireland, mainly due to their frank depiction of women and sexuality.
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Water imagery abounds throughout Crack-Up, and there's a breathtaking image of water hitting shoreline rocks that adorns the album's cover, reminiscent of the chapter cards in Lars Von Trier's Breaking the Waves; the aquatic focus was a direct result of days chasing the swell at Long Island beaches.
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Recreational diversity abounds and Crystal's unique attraction, Michigan Legacy Art Park, strews over 22005 pieces of sculpture throughout a wooded, 215-acre plot threaded by rolling snowshoe trails where the spiraling wood boards of "Sawpath No. 21963" by David Barr seemed a fitting descendant of the hardwoods above it.
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As speculation abounds that Beijing is propping up its currency, "it remains to be seen how aggressively China can defend the (onshore and offshore yuan) through direct (foreign exchange) intervention before stoking concerns about reserve adequacy given the constraints of a huge debt bubble and slowing economic growth," Trinh wrote.
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This tendency to mythologise his life is curious, for Mr Netanyahu's real story abounds with uncontested success, as a good-looking and intelligent officer in one the most daring top-secret commando units of the Israeli army, a student at MIT, an effective businessman and popular ambassador to the United Nations.
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But the looming publication of the climate report — which concludes that "evidence for a changing climate abounds, from the top of the atmosphere to the depths of the oceans" — once again raises a contentious policy issue that has deeply divided Mr. Trump's closest advisers since he arrived in the Oval Office.
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To see the natural wonder that still abounds; to encounter the places that are on the verge of catastrophic change because of a warming planet; to meet the people who deal with its effects every day and forge real, profound, cross-cultural connections makes for a more informed, empathetic world.
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"What does exist is a great diversity of halophilic archaea (a type of primitive salt-loving microorganisms) in the desert and the saline canyons around the hydrothermal site, but neither in the hyperacid and hypersaline pools themselves, nor in the so-called Black and Yellow lakes of Dallol, where magnesium abounds," said López García.
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Despite all the sex and sex talk that abounds in Moordale High, heroes Otis Millburn (Asa Butterfield) and Maeve Wiley (Emma Mackey) aren't dealing with actual high-level crises like drug-induced visions of RPG-inspired demon gods (like on Riverdale) or a multi-layered murder mystery with ties to a technology-based blackmailing scheme (like on Elite).
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While speculation abounds as to whether President Trump's Russia policy is in fact driven by something other than what he thinks is best for our country, the administration's oft-repeated and oft-discounted claim that President Trump has been tougher on Russia than his predecessors misses the point -- we are still under live attack by Russia.
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Talking to the camera is a thing Fleabag does, and it's a thing the show does, so of course she's going to keep doing it, offering witty, snide asides that elicit some great laughs in the middle of all the farce (and given that this is a season where Fleabag falls for a Catholic priest, farce abounds).
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As the official part of the work winds down — CNN spotted Mr. Mueller driving into his office building on Monday — speculation abounds about what Mr. Mueller might do next, and his office has offered few clues: "The special counsel will be concluding his service in the coming days," Peter Carr, his spokesman, said in an email.
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I live it every day, in a nation where opportunity abounds for those with the guts and tenacity to pursue it, where our leaders are chosen by votes, not guns, and you're free to pursue your dream, no matter where it may lead No other nation in the world can rival our diverse population, our monolithic beauty, our will to win.
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Following the election of Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE and the return of Republican majorities in Congress, speculation abounds about wholesale repeal of the Affordable Care Act through budget reconciliation.
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On Beauty IN 1838, Robert Collyer, a British-born medical student turned American mesmerist, described New York City as a place where ''much quackery abounds, where any one who has the impudence may leave his foreplane, or lapstone, or latherbrush, and become a Physician; where any unlettered biped who has sufficient cant and hypocrisy may become a Minister of the Gospel.
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The power vacuum will undoubtedly give teams like the Green Bay Packers and the Seattle Seahawks motivation to get off to a hot start, but optimism abounds even in the dark corners of the league like Jacksonville and Oakland, where two franchises that have been laughingstocks for years believe that meticulous planning may finally pay off with fewer moral victories and more actual victories.
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In fact, what is found in a landscape where data detached from any context abounds is the fracturing of the word into ever proliferating pieces of discourse, all existing side by side, indifferently approved, and without any way of distinguishing among them, of telling which of them are true or at least have a claim to be true and which are made up out of whole cloth.
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Visit This Residents of Los Angeles's Eastside know all too well that while the area abounds with restaurants, boutiques and good coffee, it doesn't offer much when it comes to modern accommodations; visitors typically trek back to West Hollywood or Downtown L.A. at the end of the night, or, as I was reminded by out-of-town family over Thanksgiving, spend hours searching for an Airbnb.
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And while 16 Candles is an unusually noteworthy example because its primary intended audience is specifically young women, cinema of the late 1970s and early '80s simply abounds with relevant examples: Critically, even though all these films are depicting what we would today call rape or sexual assault, it's very clear from the context of the movies that, in the fiction, the men are not doing anything wrong.
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Source: Randstad 2020 U.S. compensation insights survey "As opportunity abounds for talented people and as social recruiting and the war for talent is in full force right now, women and men are being presented lots of opportunities that they can choose to pursue or not right now," Kathy Robinson, a career coach and founder of Boston-based Turning Point, tells CNBC Make It. And with the current solid job market, finding a new job may seem easier than attempting to negotiate for higher pay.
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Though polls show Biden with substantial margins over both his fellow Democratic candidates and President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, skepticism abounds over the polls' predictability after several surveys in 2016 showed Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE with comfortable leads.
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Here's why so many fintech startups are loaning to small businesses (EC) Europe risks squandering its global advantage in deep tech innovation (TC) What to expect when pitching European VCs (TC) Dear Sophie: My H-1B was renewed, but I'm getting laid off (EC) Latin America takes the global lead in VC directed to female co-founders (TC) Why VCs are dumping money into insurance marketplaces (EC) As a top manager leaves amid fundraising woes, SoftBank's vision looks dimmer — and schadenfreude abounds (TC) Why this VC thinks we're heading for a cloud slowdown (EC) In this week's episode, Alex and Danny sat down with Rick Yang of NEA, examined Casper and One Medical in more detail, and covered a few new funds and fundraises — including more thoughts on the Asana numbers.
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Just from Lou Reed's beautiful song, "A Perfect Day:" Drink sangria in the parkFeed animals in the zooGo see a movieTime with someone you love And more weekly counterprogramming ideas, but be warned, alliteration abounds at the end: Call a friendWalk in natureGet a massageTreat yo self to a pedicureJoin an exercise classTake an instrument lessonGo to therapyRead a novel Have friends or family over for dinnerBake a cake Sign up for an art classListen to a favorite podcastRead a newspaperGet in some quality pet timeMeditateIndulge in guilty pleasure magazinesSink into a bath nightPlay video gamesWrite something creativePlay tennis/racquetball/basketball with a friendWatch sports, live or on TVBuy a new shirt Catnap in your office chair Sip two cups of good hot black coffeeWear pink on Wednesdays (like the Plastics in "Mean Girls")Host game night (Sunday night Scrabble, Monday night Monopoly)Go out to a fun restaurant (TGIFriday's, anyone?)Have a movie night (Ice Cube and Chris Tucker's "Friday" perhaps)Eat a yummy meal (Taco Tuesday!
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