Bowman was an abundantly talented writer (maybe too abundantly; hang on) with an abundance of bad luck.
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He has made abundantly clear that he doesn't like him.
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He's not going anywhere, as he has made abundantly clear.
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It's abundantly clear that he didn't fight for the legislation.
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"We made this abundantly clear through multiple channels," Pompeo said.
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"A Vision for Black Lives" makes it abundantly clear why.
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I am abundantly optimistic about the future because of you.
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This was abundantly clear when Nelson took on Rick Story.
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The United States has exercised its privilege abundantly ever since.
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"The picture is so abundantly painted clear now," Dean added.
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Let me start by making a few things abundantly clear.
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It is abundantly clear that the president wants Sessions gone.
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Both of those forces were abundantly on display this week.
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Just one Bolton speech of yesteryear makes that abundantly clear.
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But the need for a frank conversation is abundantly clear.
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That concern was abundantly clear in feedback from clients, he said.
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Now, it's abundantly clear that she's going to become a pornographer.
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To be abundantly clear, I am endorsing Hillary Clinton for president.
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Both victims and bystanders of police harassment should remain abundantly cautious.
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And then that all became abundantly clear when everybody went left.
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The privacy nightmare that is our future should be abundantly clear.
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And yet it made it abundantly clear: this isn't my device.
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Given these statistics, both the problem and solution seem abundantly clear.
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The House needs to make that abundantly clear by disciplining Gianforte.
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And they figured out an abundantly better way of doing that.
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To be abundantly clear, I know the characters weren't written bi.
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Let's make it abundantly clear: As journalists, we have a responsibility.
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They know this because Trump makes it abundantly clear, in public.
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Sometimes, it's abundantly clear that someone at work doesn't like you.
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It's abundantly clear that enhanced enforcement is necessary to stop soring.
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If it wasn't abundantly clear, I love the taste of sriracha.
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His press statement made his office's position going forward abundantly clears.
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"Abundantly and frequently, and in just about every way," Schiff said.
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Matt Groening, the show's creator, made that abundantly clear this week.
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"We want to make it absolutely abundantly clear," said State Sen.
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It is now abundantly clear that is not going to happen.
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"The disconnect remains abundantly clear at the policy level," said Connor.
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The workers, exalted as heroes, are abundantly present in each frame.
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Planting the trees is unnecessary; they sprout abundantly on their own.
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"It became abundantly clear that this was his agenda," she said.
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Still, critics say Sinclair's programming makes its political bent abundantly clear.
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Sex only blurs matters further, unless we make ourselves abundantly clear.
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One thing that's abundantly clear — what we've been doing hasn't worked.
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But the public record and his behavior are now abundantly clear.
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It is abundantly clear that this behavior is not limited to Facebook.
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The threat of a cut in federal funding, however, is abundantly clear.
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SNL seems to strive to craft abundantly generic titles for its sketches.
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That's abundantly clear in footage captured by the International Space Station (ISS).
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The President has made it abundantly clear that these actions are unacceptable.
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"The President has made it abundantly clear that these actions are unacceptable."
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Hopefully, the advice we offer ahead will make the benefits abundantly clear.
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The occult, whether imagined or not, is abundantly real to the Puritans.
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On this and other points, the feds made their opposition abundantly clear.
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He made it abundantly clear on stage at TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2016.
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As the true dangers of oxycontin became abundantly clear, Purdue did nothing.
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It is now abundantly clear that Gillum lost the race for governor.
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In 19913, Mr. Karimov made his position toward radical Islam abundantly clear.
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"It's abundantly clear after today that it's absolutely necessary," he said. Rep.
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It's abundantly clear, however, that a move toward statesmanship will never materialize.
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Pavlich's co-host Pete Hegseth made his concerns abundantly clear to Gidley.
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It should be abundantly clear that we are gambling with the future.
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Yellowstone makes it abundantly clear how not to shabu-shabu your extremities.
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At some point, though, the opportunity around AR will become abundantly clear.
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Why is it, they wondered, that bars are so often abundantly mirrored?
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To be abundantly clear: Like ordering takeout, this strategy isn't fail proof.
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As coronavirus has made abundantly clear, health is not an individual matter.
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What is abundantly clear is how deeply Raza cares for her patients.
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If this wasn't already abundantly clear: Joker is NOT a kids' movie.
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It has become abundantly clear in 2017 that patriotism is for losers.
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A recent memo leaked by an NSA contractor made this abundantly clear.
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Unfortunately, it is now abundantly clear that this trust had been misplaced.
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A new study from the Pew Research Center makes this abundantly clear.
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The EasyMile shared autonomous vehicle was abundantly cautious at every turn and stop.
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The reasoning behind the ban is made abundantly clear right at the outset.
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Now it was abundantly clear: Global soccer was a kind of organized crime.
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"It's now abundantly clear: Barack Obama has deliberately weakened America," Mr. Rubio said.
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Our ScreenDrive car reviews should have made this point abundantly clear by now.
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Essentially, there were more papers on abundantly expressed genes that encode stable proteins.
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This becomes abundantly clear when Meredith "accidentally" runs into her at the park.
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"It became abundantly clear on the first day of the merge," he said.
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Their needs are being abundantly addressed right now by all the major automakers.
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"I was abundantly clear about that from our very first date," he said.
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And that becomes abundantly clear when the subject of gun ownership comes up.
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"It is abundantly clear that he didn't fight for his legislation," Christie said.
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She was a living, breathing example of a life lived abundantly and joyfully.
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From the beginning, their status as Very Good Boys is made abundantly clear.
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There he met and fell for an abundantly talented young woman, Zohra Lampert.
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As the Supreme Court made abundantly clear in Commonwealth of Puerto Rico v.
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The charity sector, for example, abundantly uses small children to provoke bourgeois pity.
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But it's not abundantly clear that she can pull off the tough rhetoric.
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Nito Coasters, $24.95Nito is a type of fern found abundantly in the Philippines.
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Kanye West has made it abundantly clear that he knows nothing about politics.
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Energy and "passion" — Mr. M'seddi's word — are abundantly in evidence in his laboratory.
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So much has changed since then, as Cunha made abundantly clear on Saturday.
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That Guardiola and Conte hold each other in high esteem is abundantly clear.
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And it is abundantly clear, given the existing evidence, that he does not.
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It became abundantly clear to everyone in that instant who was really in charge.
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What's abundantly clear is that the Fed will be moving at a glacial pace.
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Heeding the words of both mothers and Tom alike, it is becoming abundantly clear.
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But this movie makes it abundantly clear that he also belongs with a dog.
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It is abundantly clear why we see so much bad process with this item:
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It's abundantly clear that there's an open market now for selling your shows, right?
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But for 21 women, it was abundantly clear that this event wasn't for them.
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Just to be abundantly clear, this doesn't mean cops can't get your Facebook data.
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He made it abundantly clear that the ECB would not come to Italy's aid.
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But international inspectors keep making it abundantly clear that Iran is basically behaving itself.
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Owners that do not see it that way tend to make that abundantly clear.
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It's abundantly clear that what affects the patient affects the nurse and vice versa.
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As the threat of storms diminished, however, the greens became abundantly soft and forgiving.
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"It is abundantly clear that this has been a major catastrophe for the region."
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Bixby, Samsung is making it abundantly clear, is about more than just home assistance.
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And it was abundantly clear to me that much more is yet to come.
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And you made it abundantly clear that you were not going to do that.
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What's abundantly clear, she said, is that women get pulled together by the experience.
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"It is abundantly clear they have no strategy for what comes next," said Rep.
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That makes it abundantly clear to everyone how operational decisions impact cash and runway.
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Some senators have already made their views of the Democrats' impeachment efforts abundantly clear.
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If it wasn't already abundantly clear from the full 31 days of lingerie-clad ladies
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A new study of more than 1 billion medical bills makes this fact abundantly clear.
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" "CNN has made it abundantly clear in its editorial coverage that this ad is racist.
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This map makes things abundantly clear: There are, right now, 2250 different states of Obamacare.
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Somehow the entire current advertising world thinks that we face entirely new, abundantly exciting opportunities.
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That much was abundantly clear to anyone who wasn't willfully attempting to convince themselves otherwise.
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Moreover, it now seems abundantly clear that BlackBerry hardware as a consumer proposition is over.
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It is abundantly clear that Renfro's parents and his paternal grandmother did let him down.
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What the show makes abundantly clear is that Christine isn't a victim of her job.
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Tebow, 28, has always made it abundantly clear that he is open to new opportunities.
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GREG JARRETT, FOX NEWS LEGAL ANALYST: They had neither, and the evidence is abundantly clear.
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Businesses have made it abundantly clear that they have little time for small-minded nationalism.
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This year was no exception, as new video taken of the migration makes abundantly clear.
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But that constituency just made its anger and frustrations abundantly clear at the ballot box.
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They made that abundantly clear in a highly unusual New York Times story last week.
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What is, however, abundantly clear is that threats and violence in American politics cannot stand.
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Throughout this show it's abundantly clear how meticulous and smart Gallagher is with each painting.
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The package, dubbed StarCraft Anthology, was recently removed for unexplained (but now abundantly clear) reasons.
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Senators want cover for their votes, even in the denial of what seems abundantly obvious.
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And once reporters did that, it became abundantly clear that Trump wasn't telling the truth.
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The fall fruit, which grows abundantly in the Pacific Northwest, relies on bees for pollination.
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The results made a diagnosis abundantly clear to Ransom and his colleagues: occipital lobe epilepsy.
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One thing is abundantly clear: This time around, replacing Obamacare is the White House's show.
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For instance, against Brian Cobb it was abundantly clear that Gaethje was the stronger wrestler.
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The takeaway here is abundantly clear: Put Jeff Goldblum in every stock photo ever, please.
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If Crawford's immediate future remains clouded, his desire to face better fighters is abundantly clear.
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It is now abundantly clear that he will be in it for the long haul.
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But one thing is abundantly clear: Jeffrey Epstein was accused of abusing multiple underage girls.
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The message seemed abundantly clear: After everything, Mr. Guzmán and Ms. Coronel were still together.
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The Supreme Court has made it abundantly clear, most recently in 2014 in Kaley v.
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But what's abundantly clear is that this novel disease is most deadly for the elderly.
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The primary season has made abundantly clear that Trump is on the ballot for Democrats.
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Recent headlines about Uber co-founder and CEO Travis Kalanick make this lesson abundantly clear.
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The goal should be to increase something that is already happening, just not abundantly enough.
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Even abundantly corroborated allegations of sexual assault may not result in prosecution, much less conviction.
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It had become abundantly clear that ClassPass does not value or support their studio partners.
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Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway's inbox makes abundantly clear how personally venomous local politics has become.
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Mr. Trump's recent behavior makes it abundantly clear that character and temperament really do matter.
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The pressure to show only selective outrage is abundantly clear on the Democratic campaign trail.
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CNN has made it abundantly clear in its editorial coverage that this ad is racist.
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We all have the power to touch others' lives, extend gratitude and live more abundantly.
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Let me be abundantly clear, I mean for all involved -- the accusers and the accused.
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Abundantly displayed in its art-of-noise haze is an intense appetite for atavistic ability.
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Axions, we calculate, should have been abundantly produced during the earliest moments of the Big Bang.
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And through it all, one thing has become abundantly clear: Wigs aren't going anywhere anytime soon.
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Trump has never really believed them -- and has made that fact abundantly clear to anyone listening.
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It's abundantly clear that the world's deadliest terror group is also using them as suicide bombers.
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This is made abundantly clear when I asked Benjamin why he feels his work is important.
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It's abundantly clear to anyone who's ever used Twitter that our apps want to kill us.
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This fact becomes abundantly clear during the episode's titular Cartagena dinner, which is a pure fiasco.
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RUBIO: Well, first of all, and before we do anything, I've been abundantly clear on this.
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" Says Ponder, "I'm abundantly aware of the undeserved goodness of God I've experienced early in life.
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For companies building driverless cars, the benefits are abundantly clear: Smarter vehicles, safer roads, fewer deaths.
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Throughout, one thing was abundantly clear: The Dora Milaje are no mere protectors of a king.
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If any one of those people were someone you loved, the point would be abundantly clear.
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Kendall Jenner has made it abundantly clear that she is a fan of exposing her breasts.
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And he made it abundantly clear to investors on a panel at TechCrunch Disrupt NY today.
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And now the Bears are making it abundantly clear that they are ready to move on.
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This reality was recently made abundantly clear in an exchange of diss tracks between rapper B.o.
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This should all be abundantly clear—as should Quillette's real role in the conservative media ecosystem.
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The guilt of the defendant was abundantly obvious, but the Irish jury ruled against the Englishman.
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But the Trump administration has made its posture toward climate change abundantly clear: Bring it on!
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It is abundantly clear that Utah Republicans refuse to settle for the lesser of two evils.
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I was appropriately stubborn and figured out "donkey" only when the whole passage became abundantly clear.
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What I wanted was a man I could admire and a love that was abundantly clear.
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Yet it is abundantly clear that this ostensibly nonpolitical protest is actually political to its core.
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What this has to do with football, we are about to make abundantly if tenuously clear.
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All of these observations are at different points hilarious or infuriating, abundantly silly or deadly serious.
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But from the start, Mr. Trump made it abundantly clear that he wanted out of Afghanistan.
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It is now abundantly clear, almost four years into this presidency, that every day is unpredictable.
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His handshakes seem to last a little too long, fingers get tangled, cheek-kisses flow abundantly.
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Mexico has made it abundantly clear that this is not the approach it wants to take.
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Plaza is abundantly delicious as Ingrid Thorburn, whose obsessive nature is six exits past healthy, obviously.
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It's abundantly clear that under President Donald Trump Uncle Sam has become a penny-pinching donor.
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Society's message to the homeless is abundantly clear: You don't matter, because you don't have money.
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Midcareer techies are confronted by both C-suite millennials and mysteriously fresh-faced, abundantly maned tech titans.
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It is already abundantly clear that asylum seekers arriving by boat will not be resettled in Australia.
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Therefore, it must be made abundantly clear that this system will not be used for such purposes.
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It is now abundantly clear to me that PAEs are, in net, detrimental to business and innovation.
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It is abundantly clear that joy is the furthest emotion from this woman's experience of urban life.
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It seems to me Democrats have made it abundantly clear there is no middle ground here now.
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Again, the guide wants to make it abundantly clear that folks of all faiths are always welcome.
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Even with its steady and confident approach to filmmaking, Loving can't help but feel over-abundantly tasteful.
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Trump has made it abundantly clear that he's bored with these kinds of nitty-gritty policy details.
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But last night's "The Outsiders" made something else abundantly clear: Archie is also not the brightest crayon.
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These—as you can imagine—are not found in fast food items as abundantly, if at all.
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It's become abundantly clear that several big-name manufacturers will be building products around the Google Assistant.
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But it has become abundantly clear by now that the Trump administration is not unified on immigration.
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That was abundantly clear in the wake of the latest price hike controversy to hit the headlines.
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Scrolling through Instagram post-Thanksgiving makes one thing abundantly clear: Everyone does the holiday a little differently.
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This became abundantly clear during a recent email conversation with Chris Ferry, founder of Boca Recovery Centers.
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China has made it abundantly clear they intend to dominate quantum computing, AI and robotics by 2628.
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The light-sail technology might be abundantly used for transportation of cargos between planets or between stars.
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But—as Trump has made abundantly clear—China's not a country our president-elect's particularly keen on.
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Her abiding restlessness shows itself in those transformations, those crossings that figure so abundantly in her photographs.
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Charles Koch, 81, has made it abundantly clear to donors and officials that he's not going anywhere.
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Even though Price Waterhouse had made it abundantly clear that she was unwanted, she claimed her partnership.
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One thing was abundantly clear: The pride of Puerto Rico may have one flag, but many faces.
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Nor is it abundantly clear who Russian President Vladimir Putin wanted to win in last year's election.
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Porn is abundantly more, in every way: there are more people, more acts, more clips, more categories.
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Let me make this abundantly clear: In no way am I approving or excusing Moore's alleged conduct.
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So I don't think you should undercount that that red flag would have been perfectly, abundantly clear.
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Now, perhaps more than ever, the need to preserve a free and open internet is abundantly clear.
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"This mess has made abundantly clear that our current parliament is not fit for purpose," he said.
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"We need it to rain abundantly now, or else the small pods and cherelles could fall," said Kouame.
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These images make it so abundantly clear that this is what it takes to feed 1.4 billion mouths.
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But as #MeToo and the Time's Up movement have made abundantly clear, common sense doesn't always dictate reality.
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In the Fukunaga-Palmer script, there are repeated references to menstruation designed to make the metaphor abundantly clear.
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At any rate, he made it abundantly clear which side he was on, and the bet paid off.
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LONDON — Jamie Oliver has made his thoughts about Boris Johnson abundantly clear with a marvelously British hashtag: #BuggerOffBoris.
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That goal has been abundantly achieved, for Formula E is now the fastest-growing form of car racing.
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"It would become abundantly clear while I was working, things would completely fall apart at home," she says.
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But what became abundantly clear once Meshaal wrapped up his monologue was the worry and concern in Gaza.
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Throughout the presidential campaign, one fact was abundantly clear: millennials weren't enthusiastic about any of the major candidates.
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I am abundantly blessed with this gaggle of crazy kids, running around naked, and trying to wrangle them.
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It was abundantly clear from the get-go that we were not in it for the right reasons.
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History makes it abundantly clear that these symbols dehumanize the group of people they are supposed to depict.
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But they make it abundantly clear that Sessions's claim that sanctuary cities make America less safe is bogus.
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But Trump's thinking—his seat-of-his-pants, temperamental thinking—was abundantly clear in those first two debates.
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The Trump administration has made it abundantly clear that fighting climate change is, at best, a low priority.
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In fact, if you follow any of my social media accounts, this will become abundantly clear to you.
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Yet, as the joint communiqué makes abundantly clear, Trump has yielded far more than he will ever acknowledge.
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But the limitations that have become more evident in Mr. Scarlett's subsequent work were abundantly apparent here too.
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What has become abundantly clear is that it is impossible to defeat an ideology with bombs and bullets.
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Furthermore, they are making it abundantly clear that they are not responsible for whatever happens in the fallout.
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But now it was abundantly clear that at forty-two, his once-promising career in espionage was over.
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The myriad issues facing our energy, water, aviation, and other sectors, make the need for funding abundantly clear.
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Two years later, it's become abundantly clear that working American families got the short end of the stick.
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The councilman, Joshua Lorenz, told Billy Penn it was "abundantly clear" it was meant to be a joke.
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That was abundantly clear this week when two longtime tech stalwarts made moves to change with the times.
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But the array of videos Tran posts on Duo's Facebook page make it abundantly clear that she's happy.
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Antifa had also made it abundantly clear that it had no intention of letting the nationalists rally unchallenged.
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"CNN has made it abundantly clear in its editorial coverage that this ad is racist," CNN communications tweeted.
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Christie's star-struckness was abundantly clear to me when I spent time around him for a 2014 profile.
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A year into his astonishing political career, Mr Trump has made two aspects of his character abundantly clear.
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Remember when Senators made abundantly clear they would NOT do what the House did on pre-existing conditions.
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But we may well be on the way, and it's abundantly clear who wants to take us there.
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What this final season is making abundantly clear is that these two don't really have a country anymore.
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The party said that it was "abundantly clear" that Ms. Small did not attempt to manipulate the site.
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Ms. Chung closed her resignation letter last month, "May the Lord continue to bless the company abundantly forever!"
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He made it abundantly clear as a free agent last summer that he wanted to be a Ranger.
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"I think the president has made it abundantly clear to everybody" in the government who oversees election security.
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There's one thing the team behind "The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical" wants to make abundantly clear.
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Giuliani makes it abundantly clear to his Ukrainian contacts that he operates on Trump's explicit authority and orders.
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The absence of these additional documents and witnesses makes it abundantly clear that the administration is obstructing Congress.
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This was made abundantly clear after the first public appearance of the joint Korean women's ice hockey team.
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"It was abundantly clear to everyone that there was a link" between military aid and investigations, he added.
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He'll cross paths with a number of old friends along the way – as the trailer makes abundantly clear.
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"The structural challenges for the traditional department stores are abundantly clear today," wrote Gordon Haskett analyst Chuck Grom.
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Her racial significance is more that of a high-achieving, abundantly talented black woman who inspired by example.
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China has made it abundantly clear they want to have global domination in these domains within a decade.
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Despite being an abundantly researched dynasty, little was known or published about the women of the Qing court.
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On that front Again, just to make this abundantly clear: the legislative traffic jam right now is enormous.
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Trump's made it abundantly clear since day one that an audience cheering him is one of his priorities.
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Even at Goodison Park, even in the stalemate, it was abundantly clear that he was Liverpool's greatest threat.
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If they lack in drama, they abundantly evidence Tolkien's microscopic attention to detail, visual rhythm, and complex ornament.
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And let's be abundantly clear: Human activity is a major factor increasing the severity and the damage from wildfires.
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But the opening act makes it abundantly clear that Snap means to take aim at its top rival: Instagram.
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But, in case we didn't make this abundantly clear: This does not mean that you should eat craft glitter.
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"It's abundantly clear that reliable data can play a key role in strengthening efforts to combat sexual violence," Sen.
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Which, given how much people love their smartphones, messaging and social media apps should probably have been abundantly obvious.
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It's abundantly clear how uncomfortable he is about the idea of going in, so I throw him a bone.
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Rosewood is a beautiful hardwood that grows abundantly in the forests of Madagascar's national parks in the Sava region.
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What is abundantly clear from Trump's leadership team is that the era of "leading from behind" is emphatically over.
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It is abundantly clear that we need stronger consumer protections for the flying public, and we need them now.
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Kickstarter has made it abundantly clear that they are not a store, even though it often feels like one.
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They are baby boomers who are abundantly proud of their generation's cultural achievements but wary of its political legacy.
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If cases like this one continue to get pushed aside then one more thing seems abundantly clear: nothing will.
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Chelsea Handler has made it abundantly clear that her talk show on Netflix isn't just more of the same.
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In Verizon, the court made it abundantly clear that, among other things, termination was a separate and unique service.
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For now, the company made it abundantly clear that it has no plans to get into the advertising business.
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What this line is abundantly clear at Disney World – don't punch Donald – but it is not so clear online.
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He is also an influential adviser to Hillary Clinton, as the flap over her Benghazi emails made abundantly clear.
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Friday's jobs report made that more abundantly clear than any data we've seen since this dispute with Beijing began.
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The problem, as Charlottesville made abundantly clear, is that those divisions still define American life and keep roaring back.
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"CNN has made it abundantly clear in its editorial coverage that this ad is racist," CNN's PR account tweeted.
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Mr. Talese makes it abundantly clear in "The Voyeur's Motel" that Mr. Foos is not an entirely reliable narrator.
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He makes his disdain for the political-media establishment in Sweden abundantly clear in the pages of Book Six.
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There are two things, however, that are becoming abundantly clear: Congressional Republicans are proving how irrelevant they truly are.
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All of Trump's candidates for top national security posts have made their skepticism of the nuclear deal abundantly clear.
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Her No. 2000 jersey is abundantly spotted at rinks throughout the league, where Japanese television crews often follow her.
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Morris' day is likely still to come but it's abundantly clear we don't live on that ideal planet yet.
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It was abundantly clear at that point that I was not going to be Gabby Douglas or Kyla Ross.
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During this tour, Hova's made it abundantly clear he's fully in Kaepernick's corner -- sometimes wearing jerseys bearing his name.
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In retrospect, it seems abundantly clear that Mir lived up to its name, and all of its tendriled associations.
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In the fertile soil of Vietnam, lemongrass grows abundantly in hedges, its aroma wafting with every little warm breeze.
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" He later added, "By the 8th of September, it was abundantly clear to everyone that there was a link.
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It has now become abundantly clear that even the most respected government officials are interested in the UFO phenomenon.
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"I want to make this abundantly clear -- I am actually an entertainer," he said as he approached the podium.
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For instance, it is now abundantly clear that Trump had no intention whatsoever of draining the swamp in Washington.
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"But it would become abundantly clear while I was working, things would completely fall apart at home," Moore added.
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" He later added, "By the 8th of September, it was abundantly clear to everyone that there was a link.
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I pass, but not when it comes to sex, so you have to make that abundantly clear to people.
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That long sequence contains the key to the story's heart, and this abundantly beautiful show still needs to find it.
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But despite all the mystery, one thing about the mission is abundantly clear: It has a seriously badass insignia patch.
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"It is abundantly clear from the evidence that Ms. Ambrose was distracted when the officer made his observations," Phillipps said.
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The Olympics aren't meant to be a place for political expression — the International Olympic Committee (IOC) makes that abundantly clear.
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Two things are already abundantly clear: We'll likely see claims of cyberattacks, and it won't be a repeat of 2016.
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One of the screens you can leave on has weird "efficiency leaves" that grow more abundantly when you're driving economically.
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While the simulation hypothesis is all good fun, the shark question is bit more stupid, if that wasn't abundantly clear.
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Something more will arise for later, something better… Anything you do not give freely and abundantly becomes lost to you.
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Four decades after he began publishing research on climate change, the limits to scholars' predictive abilities have become abundantly clear.
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It is abundantly clear why we see so much bad process with this item: because the fix was already in.
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As soon as he was elected president, the reaction on Scottish Twitter made the extent of his unpopularity abundantly clear.
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As is made abundantly clear by a somewhat unnecessary three-second flashback to 15 minutes prior, this was Richard's doing.
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But here's the deal: Microsoft really doesn't want you to buy Office 2019, and the ads make that abundantly clear.
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This became abundantly clear when the Migos rapper recently crashed Cardi B's set to publicly apologize (again) for his indiscretions.
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But last week, it became abundantly clear that not all was rosy with the company — the company cut 45 jobs.
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Dealers would throw a lot of cash around and make it abundantly clear to everybody that money was no object.
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Throughout the series, the younger Rodgers made it abundantly clear that he had a fractured relationship with his quarterback sibling.
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"It is now abundantly clear that Inclusion Media's bid is the highest and best bid," Kagan said in a statement.
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Well, the Justice Department news release isn't abundantly clear on how Dennis got the coins out of the Brink's facility.
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This also made it abundantly clear that Nunes's press conference was about nothing other than providing political cover for Trump.
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Rawlinson has made it abundantly clear that Lucid won't even break ground in Arizona before adequate funding has been secured.
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He's not Camille's real father (here's what we know about the real Mr. Preaker), and he makes that abundantly clear.
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"The yield curve has been making it abundantly clear that short-term rates are too high," U.S. Bank's Merz said.
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To Hofer, tracht is an expression of "heimat", the homeland, a term he and Van der Bellen have used abundantly.
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"This administration has made abundantly and disappointingly clear that it will not act unless we force it to," said Sen.
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It became abundantly clear early on that WWE wasn't going to allow Angle to bump much and that held true.
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An insurance company that appears out of nowhere to become a giant after 10 years before buying noncore assets abundantly?
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It's always been abundantly clear that time hasn't lessened the horrific loss of his wife and son in season one.
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Instead, the album draws more subtly from these supernatural influences, ascribing an abundantly gothic morosity to Smoke's sharp looping productions.
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It is abundantly clear that conservative white male senators are out of touch and disconnected from needs of their constituents.
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It is now abundantly clear that we will win the war with coronavirus only if we're all in this together.
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"It is ... abundantly clear to me that he has never forgiven his father for being a Jew," one respondent wrote.
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It's been abundantly clear since my first week that one of the two heads of the firm is an alcoholic.
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He has made it abundantly clear that he intends to be highly aggressive in pushing Trump nominees to the court.
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William Styron, my former island neighbor, spoke of drinking "abundantly, almost mercilessly" as a "magical conduit" to his literary imagination.
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The McConnell resolution Let's make something abundantly clear: the McConnell resolution is not the 1999 Bill Clinton impeachment trial resolution.
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But this budget deal made it abundantly clear that Democrats retain real leverage on spending because of the Senate filibuster.
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"Perfect Blue" is a hodgepodge of murders, rapes and car crashes, larded up with abundantly animated blood, sweat and tears.
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Sondland, however, argued it was "abundantly clear" there was a link between the two, even if he wasn't explicitly told.
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But members of the Federal Reserve have made it abundantly clear that economic data supports a rate hike this month.
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JOHN GALLOGLY Los Angeles To the Editor: Donald Trump has been elected president, and one thing has become abundantly clear.
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" However, he later added, "By the 8th of September, it was abundantly clear to everyone that there was a link.
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And it has become abundantly clear that what Democrats want from the border controversy is not what most Americans want.
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But in the past couple weeks, it's become abundantly clear that Trump has no interest in actually leading the country.
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Photo: GettyIn case it's not abundantly clear by now, on Monday, the Great American Eclipse will sweep across the United States.
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Google made one thing abundantly clear at this week's big I/O developer conference: It is an AI-first company now.
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The latter tactic can be a weakness, especially when users make it abundantly clear they'll immediately buy back their favorite account.
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Katie Holmes in Zac Posen If it's not abundantly clear: Katie Holmes did not come to play, she came to slay.
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But if you haven't been following the news, the next time you enter a Whole Foods, it should seem abundantly clear.
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Robo-advisors have made one thing abundantly clear to traditional financial advisors: Picking investments for clients is simply not enough anymore.
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I haven't played dominoes since I was a kid, so it is abundantly clear I have no idea what I'm doing.
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Blockbuster made it abundantly clear that punitive actions alienate customers, whether they are renting a movie or opening a bank account.
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It's now abundantly clear that researchers from CMU used a vulnerability in Tor software to find some users' true IP addresses.
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And just to make it abundantly clear, Bernard and the Delos security team discover Ford's body in the season 2 premiere.
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By now, though, it is abundantly clear the Olympics have served the political and billionaire class and nearly no one else.
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However, he is, I am quite sure, by no means the first politician to produce horse manure, however modestly or abundantly.
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This became abundantly clear as Alex Karev (Justin Chambers) settled into his new role as interim Chief, emphasis on the interim.
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The long-term success of this strategy is highly questionable, but it makes one thing abundantly clear: Populism isn't going anywhere.
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Maybe there will be another Titanfall game, maybe not, but it's abundantly clear that Titanfall 2 is worth a closer examination.
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"Shari has made it abundantly clear that she has no desire to manage Viacom nor chair its board," the statement said.
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It is abundantly clear that the tactics employed by the minority are designed to imperil the new administration and its agenda.
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It is abundantly clear that he does not share America's time-honored bipartisan conservation values or a commitment to sound science.
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Walking through "Drone City" at Las Vegas' CES recently made it abundantly clear just how many Chinese companies are building drones.
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One thing has become abundantly clear after watching President Donald Trump abandon some long-held positions on foreign commitments: he's unpredictable.
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Acanthamoeba is abundantly found in water and soil, so there's no surefire way to tell how Humphreys might have contracted it.
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Getty (2) There may be 26 years between these two celebs, but it's abundantly clear they're style twins separated at birth.
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This became abundantly clear in the aftermath of the hurricanes that devastated Texas, Florida, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
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If it wasn't already apparent that purses would open wider for wireless headphones than wired, Apple just made it abundantly obvious.
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Feels like you can't go a week without some billionaire making it abundantly clear how deeply ingrained their greed truly is.
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The nature of Powell's plan for his country wasn't always discernible, either, but it was always abundantly clear whom he hated.
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"Over the last few years, it's become abundantly clear that all living animals are full of bacteria and viruses," Viney said.
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Their justifications made it abundantly clear why it is necessary to have this level of funding to effectively secure our border.
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A radioactive isotope that decays with a half-life of 2.6 million years, iron-60 is produced abundantly in stellar explosions.
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Comey made it abundantly clear that Russia will continue to be a threat unless the United States assertively addresses the threats.
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In a press gaggle on Wednesday morning, President Donald Trump made his feelings about the the accusations against Kavanaugh abundantly clear.
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With a lineup abundantly stocked with left-handed hitters, the Mets found an elixir in Yankee Stadium's short porch in right.
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It's abundantly clear in the penultimate Game of Thrones episode why no one has ever been truly safe on this show.
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So while it has abundantly failed in its core mandate, UNRWA has also become an active part of perpetuating the conflict.
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It was abundantly clear that he used this interview to remove any doubts as to his willingness to cooperate with Mueller.
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It was abundantly clear just how much resentment they keep inside about doping, and how powerless they feel to fix it.
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While the tracking tech was certainly impressive, it wasn't abundantly clear whether anything I was witnessing was actually a major breakthrough.
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If you listen to Sky News carefully, Jones (ever articulate) also makes it abundantly obvious that this argument isn't about ownership.
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The Speed TeamBased on Radford's initial outreach, one thing became abundantly clear: Her team had to be able to move quickly.
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The awful behavior of men in popular culture is abundantly clear, and we don't need a meme to tell us that.
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Most of them, one way or another, had made it abundantly clear that they had come to see Son Heung-min.
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But he made it abundantly clear how enamored he was with Jones, for both his mental acuity and his physical talent.
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After speaking for hours she said it became abundantly clear there was something more romantic going on, and they began dating.
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Perhaps the story of Matisse's influence is so abundantly evident that he feels that there is nothing to say about it.
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Drifting along, painted in succulent color and loving detail, are all manner of boats abundantly stocked with food, music and celebrations.
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It has become abundantly clear that Mr. Trump is easily distracted by shiny objects, especially if they reflect back on him.
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And if there was any doubt about shrinking American influence in the region, this whirlwind tour is making it abundantly clear.
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"Every vegetable that came out was so abundantly fulfilling that it really didn't leave me longing for anything other," Cole remembers.
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He has made it abundantly clear that he is both a deal maker and feels compassion for children of undocumented immigrants.
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As to "science," it is abundantly clear there has never been a true gender binary -- just male and female -- in nature.
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Most importantly, when Americans consider them side by side, what becomes abundantly clear is that Bloomberg is everything Trump is not.
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Third, Article I, Section 8 of the Constitution makes it abundantly clear that only Congress has the power to declare war.
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The Athens collective spares little information about its makeup or mission outside of its political character—about which it's abundantly clear.
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The moral consequences of this failing become abundantly clear each time another instance of clergy abuse, and cover-up, is revealed.
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Trump's core supporters have made it abundantly clear that there's almost nothing he could do that would cost him their support.
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After laying down so much subtext, the show came right out and confirmed that Steven's universe is an abundantly queer one.
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From my trip to the border, one thing is abundantly clear: We are at a moment of moral crisis in America.
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The cast and executive producers of Hulu's hit show made that abundantly clear during the panel at PaleyFest on Sunday, March 18.
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Appearing on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Oliver made his feelings about Meghan Markle's upcoming marriage to Prince Harry abundantly clear.
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The group of 17 minerals aren't actually rare, but are produced in fairly scarce quantities compared with abundantly mined metals like copper.
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Today made it abundantly clear that there is one remedy that Mueller intended here, and that is for Congress to handle it.
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Yet it is abundantly clear by now that these arguments, as strong as they seem to me, will never have an impact.
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"Mr Cohen's implication of POTUS in a federal crime make the danger of Kavanaugh's nomination to the SCOTUS abundantly clear," Schumer tweeted.
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There was a quick pop and then a change in sensation, and it was abundantly clear to me that my condom broke.
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Yet from the beginning of his papacy it has been abundantly clear that Francis has shifted the tone of the Catholic Church.
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Bloomberg is not competing in any of the first four states but is spending abundantly in advance of Super Tuesday, March 3.
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But the public-health consequences are abundantly clear, particularly for black men who were and remain the most frequent victims of murder.
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The Conners' Twitter account has made it abundantly clear, however, that satisfied fans do exist, retweeting a stream of solely positive reactions.
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"It is abundantly clear why we see so much bad process with this item: because the fix was already in," Clyburn said.
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" In her own comment, Hyland made her love for her boyfriend abundantly clear, writing, "You're the central perk I need every morning.
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It is abundantly clear to us at Autotech Ventures that there is a lot of value to be captured from vehicle data.
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"The courts have made it abundantly clear they have a right to gather no matter how repugnant their views are," he said.
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This makes it abundantly clear that more Indonesians want to paint a future free from the branding, influence and harms of tobacco.
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As if to make this abundantly clear Caracciola, who was known as a specialist in the wet, crashed out on lap seven.
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Lucky for us, Milo Ventimiglia graciously stepped in to make one thing abundantly clear — Jess is not the father of the baby.
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"It has become abundantly clear that President Trump does not buy his own administration's strategic shift toward great power competition," Wright wrote.
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In court outbursts and conversations with mental-health experts, Mr. Dear has made it abundantly clear that he believes he is competent.
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Both of these party darlings made it abundantly clear that they were not interested in becoming president — not in 2016, at least.
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It became abundantly clear that the solution to our problems is far more complex than a mere fix to our tax system.
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Last year, it became abundantly clear — once again — that the government does not have the capacity to adequately vet foreigners arriving here.
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But for now, he's made his feelings about the current state of the organization and the world's balance of power abundantly clear.
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Every time news of a Trump visit has broken in the past, protestors have made their feelings (and their plans) abundantly clear.
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"We can and must provide LGBTQ people with abundantly clear protections from discrimination in law," Polis said after the Supreme Court ruling.
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The cracker will process ethane, which is abundantly available from U.S shale gas at competitive prices, and will supply Bayport polyethylene units.
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It's abundantly clear that the Ajit Pai FCC will likely rubber stamp the merger, leaving potential DOJ conditions as the wild card.
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After all, my efforts to find an expert thus far have turned up weirdos with soul patches and abundantly misspelled Wordpress blogs.
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When I claim that black lives don't matter in America, I mean to say something that to my mind is abundantly clear.
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Absent this, it is abundantly clear that these plans are all, essentially, massive giveaways to the states and the colleges they support.
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She mastered the Cuban greeting — an air kiss doled out as abundantly as, well, air, even if you just met the person.
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"It was abundantly clear we didn't have air cover," Priebus himself told a small group of reporters on Thursday, according to Politico.
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Washington (CNN)As the dust settles on Super Tuesday, one thing has become abundantly clear: Underestimate black voters at your own peril.
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The tea's ingredients can decrease the effectiveness of birth control pills, and women claimed the company did not make this abundantly clear.
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In "Y," the RoseAnne Spradlin work that had its debut at New York Live Arts on Thursday, that desire is fulfilled abundantly.
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And their findings make one thing abundantly clear: Texas is going to become the most important political state over the next decade.
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But I suspect the sentiment comes from Guadagnino's idiosyncratic direction, which continues to feel surprising and abundantly fresh with each successive film.
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Weiss makes abundantly clear the respite Wilensky's approach provided kids like her — from academic, social and parental pressures to achieve and conform.
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"Solar energy is abundantly available but is too diffuse to be really useful to carry out chemistry," Noël said in an email.
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But as Williams has made abundantly clear in her many years at the top, she can find her range in a hurry.
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" Both guys clearly want the smoke -- Davis (23-0) made that abundantly clear on Tuesday saying straight-up, "I will kill him.
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"Just six months into this administration, it's already abundantly clear that Mexico won't pay for Trump's stupid, dumb border wall," Gallego said.
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And if one thing has become abundantly clear about this President, it's that the base must be served -- first, last and always.
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"The investigative officers have made abundantly clear that neither my brother nor I am under any form of investigation," Ms. Liu wrote.
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That's hard to say, because I do think we should make it abundantly clear that we don't accept that kind of rhetoric.
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And in its final episode, it takes on "Cities," making humans' role in climate change abundantly clear, and often heartbreaking to watch.
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What the index does make abundantly clear is that there is a direct relationship between air pollution, namely particulate matter, and health.
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WASHINGTON – Defying fears of a global trade war, U.S. businesses have made it abundantly clear that they see no reason to stop hiring.
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As the Kardashian-Jenner family have made abundantly clear to us over the past year or so, nipples are having a fashion moment.
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But also because, in light of a recent interview, it's abundantly clear that she probably wouldn't do so well over in Silicon Valley.
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What should grab people's attention is the top part of the calculation, which makes it abundantly clear what credit card debt costs you.
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This program is an abundantly worthy effort and an example of what can be achieved when we work together on a bipartisan basis.
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Since Wednesday, analysts and the media have made it abundantly clear that the company needs some repair—or at least a new product.
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"He was making it abundantly clear that he was going into this gritting his teeth the whole way," the insider said about Cena.
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When the singer announced the release of her album 1989, she made it abundantly clear that she was stepping away from country music.
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But it's certain that Fed leadership isn't bullish on the U.S. economy right now — Tarullo made that abundantly clear in his Wednesday speech.
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In I Feel Pretty, Amy Schumer plays a woman who, after a nasty fall at SoulCycle, is magicked into thinking she's abundantly beautiful.
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But it's abundantly clear that opening them to a nationwide whimper killed these movies before they even had a chance to take off.
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What is abundantly true is that you can stop the internet, that you can, in fact, filter what people see, that you can.
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"It's abundantly clear the president has no idea what he's talking about," said Gillian Branstetter, spokesperson for the National Center for Transgender Equality.
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Well he looks less cute in this next one, but it does make something abundantly clear: he has a fabulous, shiny golden cloak.
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In 2017, it became abundantly clear that Uber would never achieve profitability nor complete its highly anticipated IPO with Kalanick at the helm.
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"May the Lord reward you abundantly for this communal and pastoral effort," the pope said in the letter, which is dated Aug. 5.
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But in grappling with larger questions of the cost of war at home and abroad, it made Serial's emphasis on narrative abundantly clear.
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And Republicans have made it abundantly clear that the Green New Deal is emblematic of their new boogeyman for the 2020 campaign: socialism.
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If you're not careful, they'll eat your damn dog or your Burger King or—as the video above makes abundantly clear—one another.
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HP doesn't call out the MacBook specifically as a competitor, but spend 30 seconds with this laptop, and HP's inspiration becomes abundantly clear.
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It was abundantly clear that without some quantifiable data to confirm exactly what is happening, any policy changes would be based on guesswork.
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And they had started shelling Srebrenica on July 6, making it abundantly clear that they would not respect the UN's humanitarian safe area.
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The album centered around infidelity, leaving many guessing whether it was about her marriage to Jay Z. But her rage was abundantly clear.
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Burr has insisted that no commission is necessary since law enforcement has already made the problem abundantly clear — encryption is stymying legitimate investigations.
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"It's abundantly clear, at least in my judgement, that they don't plan on indicting the president because they're seeking this interview," she added.
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If one thing has become abundantly clear is that the road to the White House in 2020 runs directly through communities of color.
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Moore sent four tweets Thursday night making that abundantly clear; "Our children and grandchildren's futures are on the line," read Moore's final tweet.
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As we look toward a new Congress and Administration, it seems abundantly clear that concerns about drug pricing and access will remain elevated.
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"We wish to make it abundantly clear that this is not a military takeover," Major General Sibusiso Moyo said in a televised statement.
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Finally, the one critical component which now seems to favor Democratic candidates and lead to victory was abundantly present in this congressional district.
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The opportunity: In the U.S., indigenous geothermal resources are well distributed and abundantly available at the right temperatures for heating buildings and water.
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They will see signs of home in the grocery stores, shops and churches in an area where the Latino influence is abundantly evident.
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That was abundantly clear with the Pixel 21, the search giant's latest smartphone, with software features powered by artificial intelligence and machine learning.
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These projections make abundantly clear that many more people will get sicker sooner under the "some control" scenario than under the severe scenario.
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What he meant, of course, was abundantly clear: Theoretically, there are five Premier League teams who would pretend to be Manchester City's equal.
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Bezos, for instance, is gradually coming to terms with the newfound scrutiny of his life — as the National Enquirer scandal makes abundantly clear.
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It was clear that every medical issue was rigorously attended to, but it was also clear that she was abundantly steeped in love.
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King has made his contempt for the current president, his administration and his policies abundantly clear on Twitter and in other public statements.
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Mr. Steyer has been spending abundantly in the early-voting states, and if he has in fact surged, money is an obvious factor.
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As the article itself makes abundantly clear, a great many poor people would not benefit at all under proposed changes in the law.
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What is abundantly clear is that much planning and preparation took place following Mr. Khashoggi's initial visit to the consulate on 28 September.
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Republicans To make this abundantly clear: Speaker Paul Ryan and McConnell are completely aligned that the House-passed bill is their final offer.
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Six weeks into the presidential nomination process, it's already abundantly clear that the caucus system is an undemocratic anachronism that needs to die.
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Hopkins has been highly vocal about her Brexit stance, and has made it abundantly clear that she considers House Remain her mortal enemy.
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But security experts, and now the DOD, have made it abundantly clear that encryption protects everybody, not just the worst segments of society.
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It's also, potentially, about ownership of that legacy: The exhibition, filled with lushly dressed mannequins, makes Margiela's influence on modern designers abundantly clear.
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As for the filling, it was thoroughly and abundantly apple, often Golden Delicious, a variety more prized for baking in France than here.
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But it became extremely, abundantly clear that Kelly had to go when he went to bat for White House staff secretary Rob Porter.
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From the moment they stepped onstage at the Shacklewell Arms in Dalston on Monday night, these facts were both abundantly clear and welcome.
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After Harry Truman used the bomb on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the horrific consequences of nuclear use became abundantly clear.
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"He was making it abundantly clear that he was going into this gritting his teeth the whole way," the source says about Cena, 40.
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With the arrival of Fortnite on the Nintendo Switch Tuesday, it's become abundantly clear that Sony is holding back the video game industry. Why?
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After her paper-thin victory over Bernie Sanders in the Iowa caucuses, it's abundantly clear that Hillary Clinton has a problem with young voters.
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Bannon has made it abundantly clear that he's a white supremacist as well, recently proclaiming that Trump followers should now embrace terms like racist.
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According to Gartman, it is abundantly clear the Fed is going to "err upon the side of being less expansionary," unlike other central banks.
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In times of increasingly environmental scarcity, abundantly stocked refrigerators and pantries are a fitting humblebrag to communicate who is set to survive end times.
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The San Pedro cactus, though, grows abundantly across Peru, Ecuador, and Bolivia, and San Pedro shamans and healing ceremonies are spreading around the globe.
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It should be abundantly clear that these two things are vastly different from one another and are meant to serve two very unrelated purposes.
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Customs officials say when they cooked up the rice it was too sticky—and it was then abundantly clear this was no ordinary batch.
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Whether Browder ever builds those extra features remains to be seen, but what's abundantly clear is that he already made chatbots way more useful.
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By the time one arrives at the episodic soundscape of "Good Vibrations," it's become abundantly clear — this ain't just a day at the beach.
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The past couple of years have made it abundantly clear just how much of our personal data is being tracked by corporations every day.
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Even with the poor quality of the vintage video and without costume or pops, it's abundantly clear why Fisher was chosen for the role.
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Let me make something abundantly clear to you: I am English-born, but don't get that [sings] 'Baby' kiss from a rose stuff twisted.
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This year's Emmy nominations are out, and one thing is abundantly clear: Netflix is now an entertainment powerhouse, close on the heels of HBO.
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In case it's not abundantly clear, as fun as this looks, strapping jet engines to yourself for any reason probably isn't a great idea.
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The president isn't terribly concerned about issues of national security, as was made abundantly clear last week during Trump's interview with ABC's George Stephanopoulos.
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" Jain said he has met Rad at F.ounders in Dublin and "it became abundantly clear that we were both fighting for the same thing.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine is an underappreciated masterpiece, a fact that became abundantly clear when FOX canceled it and NBC swooped in after fan uproar.
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It's abundantly clear that Trump has no intention of getting out of "campaign mode" anytime soon or of honoring the conventions of the presidency.
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LONDON — Uber is not too popular with cabbies in the city; several massive protests in recent months and years have made that abundantly clear.
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"By his actions, Rupert has made it abundantly clear that he understands that there were real problems at FOX News," according to the statement.
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By referencing slavery and King, Curry made it abundantly clear that the new world of love will be a utopia cleansed of racism's pollution.
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The question is whether China will continue to be allowed to abundantly and inexpensively export solar panels and solar cells to the United States.
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He is tall and fidgety, and he's so abundantly supplied with hyperkinetic professional enthusiasm that his e-mails often arrive in afterthought-laden barrages.
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And Americans have made it abundantly clear; if the political leaders of today can't restore civility, voters are optimistic that the next generation will.
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" A spokesperson for Redstone's daughter said Shari had "made it abundantly clear that she has no desire to manage Viacom nor Chair its Board.
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It also has surface features that look a lot like dry river beds, suggesting the elixir of life once flowed abundantly and freely there.
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This is abundantly clear in "Barns, Long Island," in which Kelly combines the different sections of the building to create an imposingly fractured image.
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But in any case, a few things are abundantly clear: The whole thing is weird as shit, and his house is definitely haunted now.
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This is abundantly clear on Laci's page, which ranges from a boring $25 felt jewelry box, to the $80 robe-and-bonnet donned Genevieve.
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So it's abundantly clear that we now need to find other ways to incentivize and entice people to make different choices at the market.
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As these exhibitions make abundantly clear, Keith Sonnier is an artist of true verve and vitality — engaged and highly productive for over 50 years.
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The physical effect of violence in this film is made abundantly clear, but the political and thematic purpose of including such brutality remains murky.
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"It became extremely, abundantly clear that Kelly had to go when he went to bat for White House staff secretary Rob Porter," Matthews wrote.
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But if there is one thing that has become abundantly clear, it's that Thomas does not need many opportunities to make his presence felt.
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Democrats have made abundantly clear that they will be satisfied with nothing less than Mr. Mueller's full report and access to his underlying evidence.
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I don't personally think so: these are demons you're laying waste to, after all, so splash the crimson around as abundantly as you like.
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At times, it became abundantly clear that he was trying, at least to some extent, to recast himself from pugnacious lawyer to palatable politician.
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"Everything that seems to fit into Mr. Yallop's neatly constructed puzzle is — to use one of his pet phrases — abundantly clear," Mr. Hofmann wrote.
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Even in the early phases of the primary, it's abundantly clear that voters see and act on gender in politics—both explicitly and implicitly.
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For a study I wrote about in July, scientists at the National Institutes of Health isolated a protein created abundantly in muscles during exercise.
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"As it has become abundantly clear, Commissioner Koskinen has failed the American people by stonewalling congressional investigations into the IRS targeting scandal," said Rep.
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Russia has abundantly shown its intention to threaten if not use such weapons in Europe, this debate, which the U.S. must lead, is unavoidable.
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Economic policy can be a double-edged sword, and that was abundantly clear with respect to mortgage rates at the end of the year.
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But he doesn't need to fire Mueller to change the shape and scope of the investigation, and Whitaker seems abundantly clear in this regard.
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That was abundantly evident in a poll released Tuesday by the Luskin School of Public Affairs at the University of California at Los Angeles.
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If Scott was waiting to see whether Rubio's faltering campaign could make a comeback, Tuesday's results made it abundantly clear the answer was no.
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Given that the V12 is so abundantly potent, it's easy to forget that the 812 Superfast is also supposed to be superfast in corners.
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Fund, a combination crowdfunding platform and political party, because it was "abundantly clear" that it would not be able to find a steady infrastructure provider.
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He made it abundantly clear that Honor has tested the 6X to within an inch of its life and it will not, in fact, explode.
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More importantly, it pushed the issue into the mainstream, making it abundantly clear to everyone that their phones and other devices can provide tremendous privacy.
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Even if the article gets some facts wrong, it is made abundantly clear that the outcome of the 2016 election matters to Al Masra's readership.
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As the company made abundantly clear at its annual re:Invent conference this week, its growth ambitions should have legacy technology vendors very much on edge.
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Patrick Dempsey is still in the middle of divorce proceedings ... but in name only, because it's abundantly clear he and his wife are back together.
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To be abundantly clear: the best and most realistic mobile camera today is that way because of its unrestrained use of image processing and manipulation.
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But while the leader of Israel's next government remains undetermined, one thing is abundantly clear: the days of Bibi as Israel's indispensable leader are over.
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Lagos was the first city in the region to get piped water, in the 1800s, and for a long time, clean water was abundantly available.
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The candidates, who swept into Nevada over the weekend, made abundantly clear that first-generation voters and other Latinos could play a decisive role here.
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Diversity in Hollywood is as important as it is rare — and a personal story from one San Diego-based Tumblr user makes that abundantly clear.
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Maybe, but as Motherboard points out, lead is still abundantly cheap, and an expensive process probably won't take off for anything but extremely specialized components.
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Secondly, the House hearings have made it abundantly clear that Atkinson made the only reasonable judgment possible in finding the whistleblower complaint to be credible.
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" Fox issued a clarification, saying in a statement, "Rupert has made it abundantly clear that he understands that there were real problems at Fox News.
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"No one has proposed that, in fact, binary black holes could form more abundantly in the outskirts of big galaxies like our own," Chakrabarti said.
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The socialist ideological takeover of the Democratic Party and the surprising success of the Bernie Sanders campaign should have made that abundantly clear by now.
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We've got a new theme song, which makes Rebecca's intentions abundantly clear — other characters aren't even featured, other than Josh's face appearing in a heart.
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The two Cleganes, although similarly fierce warriors, are diametrically opposed and have made it abundantly clear that they would kill each other given the chance.
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As I watched Monday night's debate, it became abundantly clear to me there never was a binary choice, that there is no choice at all.
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Stepping out of the 280x212 onto lush green grass, it suddenly becomes abundantly clear... I've entered Glastonbury's Garden of Eden for the filthy fucking rich.
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A law review article in the aptly titled "Gaming Law Review" made that abundantly clear, with language that was unusually blunt for an academic paper.
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Truth of the matter is, whether you like it or not, you'll most likely find yourself trapped in a vast land of abundantly annoying Zubats.
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Rather, it's a devastating brief which makes it abundantly clear just how little regard the museum's regulator has for the institution's opaque and arrogant behavior.
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This was a speech about the responsibility of being president, and he made it abundantly clear that it's a responsibility that Donald Trump cannot handle.
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Checking out the Battlefront 2 beta, and it's already abundantly clear that the loot box Star Cards are going to be a huge problem. Pay2win.
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"It is now abundantly clear that you have failed to be good stewards of your customers' private location information," Senator Wyden said in his letter.
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"He was making it abundantly clear that he was going into this gritting his teeth the whole way," a source told PEOPLE at the time.
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"What is abundantly clear is that much planning and preparation took place following Mr. Khashoggi's initial visit to the consulate on 28 September," she added.
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Maybe the UFC was concerned for their Irish cash cow, but it has become abundantly clear that Conor McGregor himself will fight just about anybody.
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Part of this is because funding flows abundantly to postsecondary options that are better suited for younger student populations as well as the more educated.
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At the summit, though, he made it abundantly clear that he doesn't really understand the numerous complaints being made by conservatives about social media companies.
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Also, as we're all abundantly aware, the company put its big battery ambitions on hold for a bit, as it dealt with…more burning problems.
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The turbo V6 provides lagless power, abundantly spread through the RS 5's gearing; ask for some pop, and the car is happy to deliver.
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Specifically, it's just an empathetic twist on the conservative bootstraps narrative: The plights that get sympathy are those of the abundantly deserving and unambiguously screwed.
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"Shari has made it abundantly clear that she has no desire to manage Viacom nor chair its board," she said in a statement on Tuesday.
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That message was made abundantly clear Tuesday, when the White House budget director, Mick Mulvaney, presented his budget to a gaggle of reporters in Washington.
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Yet the way locals describe it, the borough is ground zero for unwanted visitors who are proliferating so abundantly that they turning into urban pests.
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The pre-credits scene makes it abundantly clear that C.C. isn't blind to Lori's ambitions and still has the power to brutalize her into submission.
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In their 2007 book, "Apollo's Fire: Igniting America's Clean Energy Economy," then-Representative Jay Inslee and Bracken Hendricks made their opposition to coal abundantly clear.
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We're unlikely to see another superstar as abundantly steeped in real self-confidence — at so many different stages of life, in as many musical genres.
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Then it was abundantly clear: This wasn't a practice being perpetrated by rogue cops; it was a dictate coming from the top, from Bloomberg himself.
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He made his reluctance abundantly clear by attaching the formal request for a prolongation to a letter urging the bloc not to grant his request.
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In hindsight, it's abundantly clear that I was too young and inexperienced (read: dumb) to understand the revolution that was happening right before my eyes.
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It has become abundantly clear that the bishop of Hong Kong, despite being appointed by Pope Francis, looks to Xi Jinping for his spiritual guidance.
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Which was made abundantly clear when reporters -- at an off-the-record pre-State of the Union gathering with Trump -- asked him about Collins' comments.
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O'Toole isn't unsympathetic to those who voted in favor of Brexit, but makes abundantly clear that he believes they were suckered into a raw deal.
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This is abundantly clear when you look at leaders in the S&P 500, where just 5 percent of CEOs in that group are women.
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Donald Trump and his allies have made it abundantly clear that they will stop at nothing, not even foreign interference, to hold on to power.
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Maya has gushed that Waithe is everything from "the best date in the house" to making her "so incredibly, abundantly, ecstatically, gratefully, happy" on Instagram.
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"It became just abundantly clear that just because you have smart people thinking about a problem doesn't mean that it's coordinated at all," he said.
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Mr. Tippett nonetheless gives a nice performance as Joseph, whose predatory creepiness is abundantly apparent even if Jenny is too naïvely smitten to sense danger.
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Compare that to the MCU&aposs smooth sailing, and the differences in execution between Disney&aposs two biggest franchises become abundantly clear and somewhat perplexing.
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Wade and James go way back, well before the Banana Boat days, and Wade has already made it abundantly clear that James better pick him.
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They found many tardigrade-unique proteins were "abundantly expressed," as they write, including one associated with DNA they refer to as Dsup, or "Damage suppressor".
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Kim Kardashian made it abundantly clear she knows exactly what pays the bills -- her naked body, and she's vowing to give you more of it.
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But "it became abundantly clear that there was nothing we could do to save her from her disease," Snow said in a speech at the funeral.
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Rare earths are a group of 17 minerals that aren't actually rare, but are produced in fairly scarce quantities compared with abundantly mined metals like copper.
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There were approximately zero eyes on the ice as the singer passionately kissed his bride for the cameras, making his marriage's open PDA policy abundantly clear.
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Carlson likes to grandstand when it comes to free speech, as Lyz Lenz' Columbia Journalism Review profile of the writer-turned-TV host made abundantly clear.
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If it's not already abundantly clear, the term doesn't get applied to work centered on religions other than Christianity, or to anything that's, say, explicitly Mormon.
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As the President has made abundantly clear, the United States is withdrawing unless we can re-enter on terms that are more favorable to our country.
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Across the room, a row of cloaks in muted colors made it abundantly clear we're not dealing with the bright blues of Superman and his ilk.
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As we get better at making, faking, and manipulating human faces with machine learning, one thing is abundantly clear: things are going to get ~freaky~ fast.
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And while the regulations didn't explicitly produce the overall economic growth in the state, it is abundantly clear that California's environmental policies didn't hurt its economy.
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The Associated Press reported that "the announcer's instructions briefly baffled Trump" — a struggle that was also made abundantly clear in photos and footage of the moment.
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Uber has already made one thing abundantly clear: Levandowski loved the idea of being a bad guy and he was a man after Kalanick's own heart.
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In other words, as we pray for our kids, we can trust that God – who is abundantly generous – has great plans for our kids in Christ.
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Whatever the impetus, it's now abundantly clear that Zuckerberg and Facebook intend to stand behind Thiel no matter what, even if others in Silicon Valley aren't.
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Employing it, both teams focused their attention on DCX and PSA-NCAM, two proteins found more abundantly in newly generated nerve cells than in older ones.
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That approach, which Bezos touted in his first letter to investors 22 years ago, was made abundantly clear this week in Amazon's second-quarter earnings report.
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That much became abundantly clear in the fall of 463, when dozens of protestors blocked TMT construction crews from heading up the mountain to break ground.
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They learned to love cooking and were able to eat abundantly on a budget, and now that I know their tricks, I'll be joining them—slowly.
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This was made abundantly clear in November when Mashable uncovered dozens of amateur videos aimed at children that featured familiar cartoon characters pulling out automatic weapons.
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By August 250, it was abundantly clear that the SoundCloud's advertising program, which would allow artists and labels to collect royalties, would not launch as planned.
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It was abundantly clear these men were not participating in homemaking tasks or taking responsibility for their children, because they never really had been expected to.
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This new partnership will come as no surprise to Sheeran fans, as the singer has made his love for the condiment—and Heinz specifically—abundantly clear.
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Joe ElliottAsheville, N.C. To the Editor: It's abundantly clear by now that it is futile for the Democrats to try to win over President Trump's supporters.
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Trump's judgment has already been shown to be abundantly flawed, but others around him may be blind on Kim in a way they aren't with Iran.
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Conservative commentator Charles Krauthammer says recent revelations make it abundantly clear that the Trump campaign sought to collude with Moscow to influence last year's presidential election.
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The tenor Joseph Calleja, who sang Gabriele Adorno, the nobleman who falls for Amelia, is one of the most abundantly gifted tenors of the current generation.
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What has become abundantly clear to me is that I all of the games I have played so far have been deeply considered by their designers.
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But while allies echoed some of Pompeo's concerns, the divide between the US and nations remaining in the Iran nuclear deal was abundantly clear yet again.
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It should be abundantly clear that politically, the anti-choice movement is not as concerned with protecting and valuing life as it is with controlling women.
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"It makes it abundantly clear that while Shakespeare was obtaining the arms on behalf of his father, it was really for his own status," she said.
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Primaries If you're a Republican and want to survive a GOP primary, it's becoming abundantly clear there's one thing you absolutely cannot do: criticize President Trump.
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Donald Trump has made it abundantly clear that he cares far more about making deals for that weaponry than who uses any of it against whom.
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We know, without a doubt, that there is a lead poisoning crisis in Flint, Michigan — the headlines and the data make that fact abundantly, horrifyingly clear.
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The AIRR Act's approach to reforming ATC is bold, but it is abundantly clear that the potential outcomes of this proposal have not been fully considered.
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But he was also skeptical as the university said it would handle questions on a "case-by-case basis" and the new rules weren't abundantly clear.
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The guests are kept in check by the host Khalid Jassim, but it is abundantly clear that Qataris are, without question, world class at talking soccer.
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Only the two senators were present and they stated what has become abundantly clear: that they are both seriously considering seeking the Democratic nomination in 2020.
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Lawmakers, in a rare display of bipartisan, bicameral unity, have made this abundantly clear — in large part because Mr. Trump has given them no other choice.
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As a handful of new books make abundantly clear, there really is only one source left: the religion — Judaism itself, and its unique capacity for adaptation.
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Over the course of the day, the fundamental impossibility of what we as a society are trying to do became abundantly clear in my little microcosm.
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But we, at least, are in a position to analyze the abundantly available clues and figure out who everybody is, the poet and his lady included.
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One thing is abundantly clear: neither political party will emerge from the 2628 nomination battle looking anything like it did when it began the marathon race.
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The novel's ominous opening passages make two things abundantly evident: Turtle is in grave danger, and yet she isn't the prototypical, passive fictional girl in peril.
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Ryan Murphy has always made it abundantly clear to viewers that every season of American Horror Story is connected to the other in some unique way.
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It is abundantly clear that as vice president, Biden performed commendably to pressure Ukraine to fire a corrupt prosecutor and didn't help his son's business interests.
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This exoplanet is a fantastic and tantalizing subject for future research, but one thing remains abundantly clear: The search for a truly Earth-like planet continues.
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But to someone who has watched him since he was 21, it is abundantly clear that he does not compete as the rest of us do.
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Over the last year, it has become abundantly clear that key organizers of the movement have repeatedly demeaned Jewish women and peddled openly anti-Semitic stereotypes.
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But here, too, viewers are immersed in an experience that challenges their abilities to interpret language and makes the impossibility of a singular narrative abundantly clear.
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He's also quite small for the light heavyweight division—a fact that was made abundantly clear when he and Ortiz squared off at the weigh-ins.
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Larkin loves combat sports as much as the next guy, but as he makes abundantly clear, we're not talking about squaring off against opponents in honorable fights.
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Here's how climate scientist Daniel Swain put it recently on Twitter: What is abundantly clear is that we have big, rapidly accelerating problem--both in California & elsewhere.
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What became abundantly clear is that today's top executives feel the need to be more responsive and authentic to investors, employees and the public than ever before.
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"The last few weeks have made it abundantly clear that local groups are taking ownership of the resistance to Trump's agenda themselves," Indivisible says on its website.
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We still don't know what happened with Corinne and DeMario, and it became abundantly clear that ABC is going to milk it for all that it's worth.
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Perhaps you can't stand the idea of going to an hour-long vinyasa class without making it abundantly clear how much of a football fan you are.
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And as journalist Caroline Moss made abundantly clear, individual Twitter users can't police reality against people who are determined to disbelieve anything they say in its defense.
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This rule was made abundantly clear after a Russian internet watchdog demanded an explanation for why Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov's Facebook and Instagram accounts had been blocked.
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To this day, the museum's collection policy says that the donor's wishes should be considered before any deaccession decision; in this case, those wishes seem abundantly clear.
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Against Dustin Poirier on Saturday night, it was abundantly clear that Poirier wanted the low kick so that he could throw his left hand down the center.
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What these schools are trying to avoid was made abundantly and tragically clear last season, when three high school players died from injuries sustained on the field.
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First, it's abundantly clear that VR is still a niche product; 140,000 is quite high for, say, a piece of enterprise hardware, but not a gaming rig.
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New federal data makes it abundantly clear that 2017 will be among the warmest years in the modern temperature record that dates back to the late 1800s.
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A conversation between Westworld's narrative director and quality-assurance director makes it abundantly clear that Westworld's management has ambitions greater than simply running a debaucherous amusement park.
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It has become abundantly apparent that Didga and Boomer are going to take over the world by virtue of their friendship, agility and inventive modes of transportation.
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This explanation doesn't hold water, given that it is now abundantly clear that the White House was aware of the allegations against Porter well before last week.
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Nevermind that both Europe and the United States have made it abundantly clear that they view China and its Belt and Road Initiative as strategic economic threats.
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It's abundantly evident that LG's 2018 flagship wasn't ready in time for the grand MWC event, but LG wasn't willing to turn up to Barcelona empty-handed.
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Firdaus (a remote ancestor of the word "paradise," derived from the Persian) was promised by the Quran and has been abundantly described in religious literature for centuries.
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What has become abundantly clear is that there is widespread disagreement in Congress, the Supreme Court and now two successive administrations in how to address climate change.
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As Aviv makes abundantly clear, there is a whole spectrum of measurements and behaviors of the brain that cannot be codified into exact legal bases for action.
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It's abundantly clear in our video Dana cares about Chuck as a fighter and as a friend -- and doesn't want to see anything bad happen to him.
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When the women confronted Staub about what she said at a cast party, it became abundantly clear that she lied, and Josephs got to witness it all.
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It became abundantly clear over those turbulent 13 days in September and October 2008 that Congressional paralysis would likely have turned the financial crisis into a depression.
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The Kardashians have been radio silent over Jada's decision to unfollow 3 of them, but it's abundantly clear -- the Jordyn Woods scandal has taken a big toll.
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He has made it abundantly clear that it was not a target going into the season, and nor has it become one over the last few months.
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Work always comes, it always flows, and I find that it flows most abundantly when I stop worrying, stop hamster wheeling, and simply do what I love.
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Red meat allergy is what happens when people become hypersensitized to the sugar alpha-gal, which is abundantly produced by most mammals but not primates (like us).
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Though the implications for next week's Australian Open are unclear, it was abundantly clear how much this long-awaited victory meant to the 38-year-old Williams.
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Ethics experts have already made abundantly clear why the GSA needs to terminate the lease, so insisting that the agency's hands are tied looks awfully like stalling.
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Despite these unresolved mysteries, it is now abundantly clear that these humans were storytellers whose abstract paintings shed light into the origins of human cognition and spirituality.
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The class-action lawyers say that it was abundantly clear that students were required to opt out in 2015, and that Ms. Simpson's lawyers mischaracterized the notice.
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The class-action lawyers say that it was abundantly clear students were required to opt out in 2015, and that Ms. Simpson's lawyers are mischaracterizing the notice.
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With a UK general election now only a week away, viral satirists Cassetteboy have made a comeback — and the duo are making their political feelings abundantly clear.
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He does not always get it, as the defection of the Freedom Caucus last week on the health bill he was trying to pass made abundantly clear.
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Its CEO Elon Musk has also made it abundantly clear that he sees his company as the stepping stone to turning humans into a multi-planetary species.
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"To both our people and the world beyond our borders, we wish to make it abundantly clear that this is not a military takeover of government," Maj. Gen.
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After scrolling through the hundreds of comments posted on the group, one thing is made abundantly clear: Tesla owners love — and are truly emotional about — being Tesla owners.
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In case the failures described above haven't made it abundantly clear, building technology to serve a government constituency is a much more complicated undertaking than it first appears.
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After a couple of hours of playing the Shaq Fu: The Legend Reborn, it's abundantly clear that almost no thought went into this game in terms of gameplay.
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Trump made it abundantly clear that this race is all about him — he said it before the votes were counted and after most of the results were in.
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But it's also the case, as Mann makes abundantly clear, that the massacre was brushed aside because white supremacists had a history of killing with impunity for years.
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So it's abundantly clear that the much hyped VR 'experiences' we keep hearing about are going to have to be verrrrrry compelling indeed to overcome the dork factor.
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But it's also revealing, because it makes it abundantly clear that net neutrality needs to get away from lawyers and judges and be written into the actual law.
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However, as this exhibition makes abundantly clear, artists with disabilities simply need access to facilities and materials to create their work, and the time to develop their styles.
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It makes it abundantly clear that we are headed towards a series of grave policy errors which will endanger our nation, damage our alliances and empower our adversaries.
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One thing that has made itself abundantly clear over the last two years: The media as a whole is mostly unprepared to cover the new world of trolls.
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But here the mood is more like a three-day prom, where it's abundantly clear who's popular, who's not, and who's going to be prom king or queen.
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Wind and solar, for example, are abundantly available if they can be channeled and eventually stored, although long-lasting batteries remain a challenge for this type of renewable.
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However, women in particular have been intensely socialized to please—something Frank said has become abundantly clear in her efforts to curb her excessive niceness in the workplace.
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But whether posing nude as a pixie or singing about the beach while wearing a turtleneck and bikini bottoms, it seems abundantly clear that she's just bein' Miley.
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The long history of birth control makes it abundantly clear that making babies has never really been the primary reason modern humans have pursued sex with one another.
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"And I feel very lucky: I come from a family who have made it abundantly clear how much they want me to succeed on my own," she said.
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It felt like a policy-centric and abundantly fair way of starting off a debate for president, and each candidate used the time well to make their case.
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President Trump's words and actions since taking office—including scrubbing the entire concept off the White House website—have made it abundantly clear that he opposes climate change.
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But while Fed Chairman Jerome Powell made it abundantly clear that policymakers are in pause mode for the time being, there's no telling how long that could last.
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It is abundantly unclear how big the market is for this chunkster, but Paris-based Avenir Telecom says they will start shipping them to customers sometime this summer.
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Menlo Ventures' Managing Director Venky Ganesan said his firm backed Dedrone because it's abundantly clear that drone-related problems will increase given the worldwide pace of drone sales.
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But this budget is another signal of what has become abundantly clear since Trump entered office: that his administration will cut the social safety net at every opportunity.
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"To both our people and the world beyond our borders, we wish to make it abundantly clear that this is not a military takeover of government," he said.
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"To both our people and the world beyond our borders, we wish to make it abundantly clear that this is not a military takeover of government," Moyo said.
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The Republican strategy throughout the public impeachment hearings has been abundantly clear: less focus on substance, more focus on showmanship and throwing verbal grenades at the president's critics.
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When Stipe Miocic fought Ngannou it became abundantly clear that there are holes in Ngannou's game that just cannot be hidden from a rounded opponent of Miocic's level.
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This became abundantly clear Thursday when British Prime Minister Theresa May used part of her "special address" to slam tech giants for their role in various political crises.
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While some parents in more dangerous neighborhoods understandably think that screen time is safer than playing outside, the deleterious effects of too much screen time are abundantly clear.
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Even if it took a lot of time to come to this, nightclubs play rap music abundantly nowadays and are more than willing to pay rappers to perform.
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"My government has made it abundantly clear that the United States has never sought to interfere in Cambodia's governance and we respect Cambodia's independence and sovereignty," he said.
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In the last few days, it's become abundantly clear that it's not just Mr. Trump's style of speaking that's absurd — absurdity is a defining feature of his administration.
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War and peace, all this made abundantly clear, are also to be taken metaphorically as emotional states in a journey from discord to harmony, from chaos to serenity.
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But the North American continent, including both Canada and Mexico, is becoming largely energy independent — a point that is abundantly emphasized in the administration's new National Security Strategy.
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"It is abundantly clear that Scott Pruitt has abused the public trust by using his government position to finance his lavish lifestyle," Duckworth said in a statement Tuesday.
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Since the beginning of the war, Churchill had all but begged Roosevelt for assistance, sending him daily telegrams and making abundantly clear just how desperate Britain's situation was.
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I last sat down with Chappelle in 2006, and it was abundantly clear that he was unhappy; the pressures of stardom and the media's insatiable fascination terrified him.
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It's become abundantly clear that there is simply one candidate who will aggressively fight for the legislation, and it's Bernie Sanders, the man who wrote the damn bill.
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Research on concentrated disadvantage makes it abundantly clear that inequality depresses the mobility prospects of even the brightest kids, with poor black youth disproportionately exposed to neighborhood violence.
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But his main achievement, made abundantly clear by this exhibition, was simply to approach everything he did with the rigor and the care of the artist he was.
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When Beard died at the age of 81, he was working on a memoir in which he planned to make his sexual orientation abundantly clear to his fans.
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But whether the budget for defense of space commerce should be $5.4 billion or $160 billion, one thing is abundantly clear: America is underinvesting in securing space commerce.
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Unless I walked past someone with a needle sticking in their arm making it abundantly clear they were unconscious from an overdose, I would hesitate to use Narcan.
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It did, however, make one critical point: In reviewing the international achievements of his first year in office, Trump was abundantly clear that the Obama era is over.
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As the Bush (2007) and Obama (85033) White House Reports on Puerto Rico made abundantly clear, our political lack of definition has been holding back our economic development.
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One thing that became abundantly clear in my research is that most people — even those who didn't really watch it — seem to have an opinion on the show.
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Netanyahu and his government have made it abundantly clear that they will not allow Palestinians to enjoy freedom or self-determination as long as they are in power.
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"It is abundantly clear that Congressman DeSantis is a liar who has no respect for Floridians and no positive vision for our state," said communications director Johanna Cervone.
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By now, it is abundantly clear that the Trump administration and the Republican Congress are advancing the Chamber's agenda, especially when corporate power and profits are at stake.
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CBD, or cannabidiol, is a chemical found abundantly in the cannabis plant and may help treat illnesses, including Parkinson's, epilepsy and cancer, as well as insomnia and anxiety.
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The encounter made abundantly clear that, despite roller-coaster ratings since he was elected last May, Mr. Macron was unlikely to trim his ambitions for the year ahead.
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"Fraser and balsam fir will always have a big fan club, but if they can't be grown as abundantly in the US due to climate change," he said.
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Whatever it lacks in narrative intelligence it makes up abundantly in visual moxie, and in a medium that is first and foremost visual, that's what makes something great.
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And if Donald Trump becomes president, the Second Amendment will be written out of the Constitution because it is abundantly clear that Donald Trump is not a conservative.
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What's now more than abundantly clear is that the formal Democratic party itself needs to understand that this isn't the time for politeness — including when it comes to midterms.
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Instead, what is abundantly apparent as the most significant aspect of his life is the person he is currently loving, as the arrival of mistress Marie-Thérèse Walter demonstrates.
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What the research says:It's become abundantly clear that fat is a key part of a healthy diet, for reasons that range from satiety to brain function to weight loss.
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They claimed that their app downloads (9 Million) were users and it was abundantly clear that their projected revenues derived from 'businesses' and 'technologies' that did not exist yet.
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"Our goal is not only to raise awareness, but also make abundantly clear that harassment in any form has no place in this institution," Ryan said in a statement.
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Emotion's pop classicism — shimmering, uncomplicated, major-key hook machines with abundantly relatable lyrics about love and lust — was executed with surgical precision and endearing pride in its own formularity.
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They were expected to offer $1.3 billion in border security funding ahead of the meeting, but Schumer and Pelosi made abundantly clear they do not support a physical wall.
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While Black is the focus of the video, it's his son who's taking on the role as director and editor — something the comedian makes abundantly clear in a comment.
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It's clear a large part of Becca wants that future to become a reality, which becomes abundantly more obvious when she starts comparing Garrett to her late, beloved father.
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Not everyone became more willing to accept different people or less willing to accept hate directed towards those disagreed with, but it was abundantly clear societal attitudes were changing.
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The commissioner has made it abundantly clear that if he doesn't see a significant decrease in underage use, he's willing to pull the plug on the e-cig industry.
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"EPA's proposal makes abundantly clear that the only solution is for Congress to repeal or significantly reform the RFS," said the American Petroleum Institute's downstream group director Frank Macchiarola.
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Instead, Gatti doxed someone who has made it abundantly clear that they do not want to be doxed and then, perversely, argued that their behavior demanded they be doxed.
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Policy makers have made it abundantly clear they recognise that higher rates will hurt many households more than in the past, particularly now that home prices are turning lower.
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Perhaps the weirdest development of the past few days is the fact that it's become abundantly clear that Trump doesn't seem to care if this bill lives or dies.
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"It is now abundantly clear to anyone who followed the latest developments that Tanzanian journalists work in a climate of fear of intimidation," said Joel Simon, CPJ's executive director.
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He made that abundantly clear after taking office in 2015, when he mandated his cabinet be 50% men and 50% women — a first in the history of the office.
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There's no telling how this saga will end, but one thing has become abundantly clear: Mr. Morales and his allies are making the cover-up worse than the crime.
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Before we go any further, we want to make one thing abundantly clear: The voluntary land conservation our nation has accomplished through conservation easements is both laudable and valuable.
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Regardless of who was telling the truth, what is abundantly clear is that the University of Texas in Arlington denied Klocke basic due process protections in adjudicating his guilt.
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"Over the past month, it has become abundantly clear that North Carolinians had their voices silenced during the election in North Carolina's Ninth District," McCready said in a statement.
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"It has become abundantly clear that with regular multiple transfers of allegiance, especially from Africa, the present rules are no longer fit for purpose," Coe told reporters on Monday.
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As these appropriations bills make their way towards a full vote, we need to make it abundantly clear to our elected officials that this excuse isn't going to work.
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Trump has made it abundantly clear that he will not be removed from office without a serious fight—and that should worry not only investors, but everyone else, too.
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While political correctness had reared its pernicious head in abundantly manifested ways, the corresponding bombastic, overheated political rhetoric of the past two years needn't overshadow our discourse in 2018.
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But if they are, the swift and unforgiving nature of these scandals is abundantly clear from what happened to Conyers, Franken and others in just the last two months.
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But as The Problem With Apu makes abundantly clear, the fact that the character's offensive portrayal wasn't widely discussed during those earlier years didn't also mean it wasn't harmful.
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Kevin Shattenkirk made it abundantly clear in July when he signed as a free agent with the Rangers that he wanted, above all, to play for his hometown team.
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The president's unrepentant demonization of nonwhites and non-Christians, and his affinity for white nationalists, should have made it abundantly clear that his positions are incompatible with Jewish values.
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A recovery of Congress would be one form of a broader and deeper recovery of institutional responsibility, the need for which has been made abundantly clear in recent years.
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Johnson said on Wednesday that he ultimately wanted to be "abundantly cautious" due to unspecified "discrepancies" among information that was presented in various classified briefings to senators and staffers.
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This has become abundantly clear over the last few weeks as states drafting policies requiring Medicaid recipients get a job or engage in other employment activity have added exemptions.
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KIEV, Ukraine — As soon as he got the invitation from Rudolph W. Giuliani, President Trump's personal lawyer, it was abundantly clear to him what Mr. Trump's allies were after.
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As controversy continues to swirl around the livestock industry's wolf-killing agenda in Washington, one thing has become abundantly clear: Killing a few wolves won't appease the agriculture industry.
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What's abundantly clear is that this impeachment fight -- both during the investigation and after the near-inevitable House vote and Senate trial -- will blot out the sun in Washington.
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"After meeting him, and now having the honor of working for him, it is abundantly clear that President Trump is the most consequential leader of our time," Pruitt said.
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"The most senior member of the academy leadership made it abundantly clear that he was killing the sketch for the reasons of 'not being political,' " one former official said.
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The shorter chain of omega-2300, called alpha-linolenic acid (ALA), is found abundantly in oils, plants, nuts and seeds, but evidence of its benefit is not as strong.
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That's something Samsung has been abundantly cautious about disclosing, through a video pleading to "just use a light touch" and a lot of paperwork that ships with the device.
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The chief target was Muslims, as the government made abundantly clear in proposing to fire hijab-wearing women from government employment, including in day-care centers, schools and hospitals.
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It is abundantly clear, both from Monday's indictments and earlier admissions by Trump family members, that the campaign solicited assistance from Russia, in apparent violation of campaign finance laws.
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"It is becoming abundantly clear that Republican Leadership does not have -- nor has ever had -- any intention of allowing DREAMers a pathway to citizenship," he said in a statement.
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The family outfitted young Gropius abundantly with Kultur , but industry was everywhere in fin-de-siècle Berlin, whose population more than doubled between 21928 and 19142, to 19148 million.
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The strategy was also abundantly clear when Mr. Netanyahu told French Jews after the terrorist attack on the kosher supermarket in Paris in 2015 that Israel was their home.
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For Tyler the Creator, though, dark forces within the UK government genuinely are conspiring against him, because it's now abundantly clear that he was singled out where others are overlooked.
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New York City is the most regulated and one of the largest markets the company is operating in, as is abundantly illustrated in a transparency report the company published yesterday.
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"We wish to make it abundantly clear that this is not a military takeover," the spokesperson said on a nationwide broadcast after soldiers took over a state-run television channel.
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Among the many terrible, terrible things we all have to wade through on social media, it's become abundantly clear that people love sharing their (over)reactions to surprise wedding proposals.
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It's not abundantly clear whether both cameras in LG's dual-camera setup will benefit from these improvements, but it is obvious where LG is putting the emphasis with the V30.
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And as the chaos in Charlottesville, Virginia on Saturday made abundantly clear, the world would probably be a lot better off if such ideas weren't permitted to take root anywhere.
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My previous experience was with someone who made it abundantly clear that he liked skinnier women better (why I slept with him, and for 3 years, I do not know...).
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In nominating the likes of climate skeptics Rick Perry and Scott Pruitt, Trump has made it abundantly clear that the environment will be of little concern to the incoming administration.
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A Lime representative speaking to The Washington Post said that in an effort to be abundantly cautious, around 2,000 scooters were recalled in Los Angeles, San Diego, and Lake Tahoe.
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The actress made this abundantly clear on Instagram Friday morning, when she posted a paparazzi photo of herself looking like she's about to bite the head off of the cameraperson.
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Google made that abundantly clear recently by restricting YouTube from Amazon devices, and Amazon famously doesn't make its streaming apps Google Cast-compatible, meaning they don't work on Google Chromecast.
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Mueller had made it abundantly clear he didn't want to speak publicly about his investigation into Trump and Russia, and would limit his testimony to the contents of his report.
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That was abundantly true of the season finale, which saw the end of what amounted to a coup attempt against the president-elect (Elizabeth Marvel) and a thwarted assassination plot.
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That much was abundantly clear during the Periscope Community Summit this week, a four-day, live-streaming conference for the company's biggest fan boys and fan girls in San Francisco.
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The new president is, to put it mildly, not likely to take constitutional restraints seriously, and it's abundantly clear that he will not be meaningfully checked by a Republican Congress.
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But luckily, swimsuitsforall's latest #SwimSexy campaign is here, starring three very different plus-size models, each of whom make it abundantly clear that sexy knows no age, race, or size.
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"The one thing I want to make abundantly clear is that in both situations I knew at the time, and I know today, that the interactions were consensual," he said.
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But Madani Abbas Madani, another DFCF figure, said on Wednesday that it was "abundantly clear that there are counter-revolutionary forces who are naturally displeased with any progress in negotiations".
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"Our goal is not only to raise awareness, but also make abundantly clear that harassment in any form has no place in this institution," the Speaker said in a statement.
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Robyn Crawford is not a household name, but—as Broomfield's documentary makes abundantly clear—her romance and close friendship with Houston was a defining feature of the singer's adult life.
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While Hello Kitty may once have been the reserve of young girls, times are changing, as was made abundantly clear in Balenciaga's Spring/Summer 2020 show at Paris Fashion Week.
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Ultimately, it was President Obama making very abundantly clear, to the entire federal bureaucracy, that this was a first-tier priority for him and that everyone needed to step up.
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In carefree moments, it showed itself abundantly — I'd frolic with the girls during playtime, reach for the sparkliest fabrics during dress up and joyfully twist my hips during dance class.
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Deleting these people made it abundantly clear that I am indeed an outlier in my own family and that I have become more liberal than several of my former classmates.
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Children who are 10 and under may be enchanted by the abundantly whimsical holiday-themed visuals; accompanying adults might chuckle at the movie's leaden attempt at a girl-empowering message.
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What Divested makes abundantly apparent is that lending is our most consequential national industry, and if it continues unfettered, not only will manufacturing remain fallow, but workers will remain squeezed.
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Asked about knee braces on Saturday, Robinson remained careful not to tip his hand about his plans, but he was abundantly clear about a particular decision he had already made.
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Nonetheless, he made it abundantly clear, in his brash, puffed-up way, that he wanted his old job back and set out to secure the votes for the next election.
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"The one thing I want to make abundantly clear is that in both situations I knew at the time, and I know today, that the interactions were consensual," he said.
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Judge Sandra Lynch, writing for a panel that included Judges Michael Boudin and Kermit Lipez, said the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court has made it abundantly clear, including in Schaer v.
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The consequences of reporting were also abundantly clear for Anita Hill, who was publicly maligned in 1991 following her accusation that now Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas sexually harassed her.
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"Donna Brazile's recent book makes it abundantly clear how important it is to bring fundamental reforms to the Democratic Party," Sanders wrote in his op-ed response to Brazile's revelations.
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" Pruitt's statement read: "After meeting him, and now having the honor of working for him, it is abundantly clear that President Trump is the most consequential leader of our time.
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A marriage license doesn't shield someone from being harassed, denied a job, fired, or turned away from public accommodations or equal access to housing — SB 129 makes that abundantly clear.
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Since exploding onto the motion graphics scene with an abundantly watchable 3D tribute to Futurama, Zakharov has honed his skills with short videos, the latest of which is Water Drops.
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Of course, if Rizin actually does book this fight, as Cro Cop's Facebook post suggests they will (or perhaps already have) their reasons for doing so will be abundantly clear.
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Turner sketched abundantly in the area and incorporated views of it in paintings like the giant "England: Richmond Hill, on the Prince Regent's Birthday" (circa 219), now at Tate Britain here.
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Because it's pretty obvious that Peterson's cleaning obsession has nothing to do with men pulling their weight in the domestic sphere, where he's made it abundantly clear he thinks women belong.
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While it's abundantly clear that McKinnon isn't using technology to become more like us, it's conceivable that technology could, over the long run, make us all a bit more like McKinnon.
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"As today's vicious pronouncement makes abundantly clear, it's also morphed into something else: an ugly and dangerous force in American politics," founder Arianna Huffington wrote in a post at the time.
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While we have all been focused on Russia, immigration, trade and Twitter wars, Trump has made it abundantly clear the real through-line of his administration is going to be energy.
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The artist's role in gentrification is one of the most complex and divisive issues facing art communities, and the astrological chart for 2018 makes abundantly clear that it's not going away.
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It's also abundantly plain that Disney is working with companies like Comcast and WarnerMedia to ensure that their content is still on Hulu, even if they — as corporate entities — are not.
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His aim, abundantly achieved, was to know everything there was to know about flags, from design to provenance, and the rules about where, how, when and why they should be hoisted.
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The fossils also revealed that the otters had a powerful jaw with large cheeks, believed to have helped it eat large shellfish and freshwater mollusks, which were found abundantly at Shuitangba.
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The great American swimmer made that abundantly clear on Friday after winning the 27th Olympic medal of his career, a three-way dead-heat silver in the men's 100 meters butterfly.
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"Our goal is not only to raise awareness, but also make abundantly clear that harassment in any form has no place in this institution," the Republican speaker said in a statement.
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LEE: SURE AND HE AND THE ADMINISTRATION HAS MADE ABUNDANTLY CLEAR THAT WOULD BE THE CASE, LARRY, BUT WHAT IMPACT WOULD THAT HAVE ON THAT 3% FORECAST YOU JUST LAID OUT?
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Both the first and final nights of the Republican National Convention made it abundantly clear that the party is hell-bent on unifying in opposition to the Black Lives Matter movement.
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It's not clear when the Picard series from Alex Kurtzman, James Duff, Akiva Goldsman, Michael Chabon, and Kirsten Beyer will be released, but it's abundantly clear that Trek fans are pumped.
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It wouldn't have to defend Taiwan, according to a 2009 op-ed by Richard C. Bush of the Brookings Institution, but President Trump has made his animosity toward China abundantly clear.
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Chris Christie's inching up on him, the reasons for which were abundantly clear in a comparison of Christie's freewheeling campaign style and Rubio's hyper-controlled one by The Times's Michael Barbaro.
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One thing that's become abundantly clear through our work on all these cases: It's impossible to separate what happens in the workplace from what happens in every other sphere of life.
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It makes sense for the EU to behave now with magnanimity because even before Britain formally leaves, it is abundantly clear that the referendum vote in 2016 has been a mistake.
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For all his intransigence on settling for anything less than NFL quarterback in football, Tebow made it abundantly clear on Tuesday that he is exceedingly flexible when it comes to baseball.
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During Kelly's public clash with presumptive Republican presidential nominee, Donald Trump, she made it abundantly clear on Fox News' panel show The Five that she credits Ailes for her flourishing career.
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He not only makes his victims abundantly aware of when they're being shown mercy, but he taunts them openly about their situation, promising to fix it — so long as they kneel.
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This wasn't the first time this had happened and it became abundantly clear that any previous barrier I'd felt about talking about my sex life with strangers was now completely gone.
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While not departing from his known program, his newest seems to demonstrate more abundantly than ever what painting can and must do, and how simply and forthrightly it can be manifested.
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It makes abundantly clear that the impeachment resolution is a document of dubious legal validity, even as it might have some propaganda value for a subset of hard-core Trump supporters.
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The bottom line: This story is far from over and will continue to evolve as more information comes out, but one thing is already abundantly clear: The AAF launched too soon.
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It is abundantly clear that this vacuum in the international community has enabled authoritarian regimes like Russia and China to assert undue influence on the world stage and endangers global democracy.
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"It has become abundantly clear that our effort to isolate Cuba has instead isolated us from the international community, and particularly from allies and partners in this hemisphere," the lawmakers wrote.
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Now, it is abundantly clear that the best thing for our country and our party is for Trump to step aside and allow a responsible, respectable Republican to lead the ticket.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions has made it abundantly clear that he's no fan of marijuana and he's unleashing the full power of federal law enforcement on states that have legalized weed.
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Both the Pennsylvania grand jury report and subsequent reporting make it abundantly clear that a culture of obedience to clergy, and of shame and confusion surrounding sex, kept many children silent.
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But even if potential is abundantly clear, it is never clear how a teenager will handle the moment when she takes the court at the highest level against an established champion.
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He expressed how important it was for everyone to have a good time and love each other ... and made it abundantly clear how thankful he is to be who he is.
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From undermining and ignoring established science, to rolling back lifesaving public health protections, it's become abundantly clear that this administration has no intention of upholding the core mission of the EPA.
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That point was made abundantly clear on Wednesday by a top Chinese official at the Foreign Ministry's Hong Kong office, who told reporters that further concessions were out of the question.
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The trailer gives viewers a glimpse at characters struggling with money, identity, art, motherhood, and more, and makes it abundantly clear that there are some heavy secrets waiting to be uncovered.
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That point was made abundantly clear on Wednesday by a top Chinese official at the Foreign Ministry's Hong Kong office, who told reporters that further concessions were out of the question.
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Musk has made it abundantly clear that his goal for SpaceX is to send people to Mars, and he's long discussed building a giant spaceship and rocket to make that happen.
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"It is abundantly clear the Trump and Pence do not care about LGBTQ people," Charlotte Clymer, a spokeswoman for the Human Rights Campaign, an LGBT+ group, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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We don't have a lot of hard facts about Anthem, BioWare's next game, but one thing is abundantly clear following its E3 2017 debut: it's built to be a Destiny-killer.
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Cohen has made it abundantly clear that he will cooperate, and no prosecutor would spend 50 hours debriefing a witness unless that witness has valuable and actionable information about significant targets.
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It is abundantly clear from a plain reading of the coinage clause that the Founders never intended that the only way the government was to be funded was to borrow money.
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Number one, we are reinforcing our military presence on the peninsula and the surrounding areas to make it abundantly clear that we will respond to anything severe that North Korea undertakes.
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He is abundantly at ease with the surroundings, laughing and joking before he enters the Octagon at the back of the gym for some light training in front of the gathered media.
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" Rubio said ISIS "has made it abundantly clear over a long period of time that they intend to strike within Turkey, and have been planning to do so for quite a while.
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Since her tour started she's dominated the mannequin challenge, dissed Trump, been disrupted by bats, made her thoughts on Brangelina abundantly clear, and had many, many brilliant moments with fans on stage.
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Now, Europe's leaders have made it abundantly clear that the plan is even less acceptable to the EU. May took office in 2016 with a single mandate: to deliver a workable Brexit.
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By that measure, we do not need this week's State of the Union address from the president to tell us what is abundantly clear: The state of our union is shamefully inadequate.
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Twenty-five years later, it's abundantly clear that Philadelphia is a landmark movie, signaling — and even catalyzing — the country's progressive evolution with LGBT equality and the plight of those with HIV/AIDS.
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Throughout the year, Pyongyang has been abundantly clear that it will not wait around while negotiations stagnate but will continue to ratchet up pressure on the Trump administration to reach a deal.
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"One thing has become abundantly clear: the common wisdom on what is appropriate to do, say and wear over-40 is no longer relevant," fashion journalist and author Alyson Walsh tells Refinery29.
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All of these cases made one thing abundantly clear: The tech industry didn't need a fictionalized TV show to point out just how bad things were for women in the Valley anymore.
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The zoo has since installed a "No Trespassing" sign at the hippo pen, because apparently it's not already abundantly clear how dangerous and stupid jumping into a wild animal exhibit can be.
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JOE DIGENOVA, FORMER U.S. ATTORNEY: The state of play now is that it is abundantly clear that there was no legitimate basis even for a counterintelligence investigation, let alone in criminal investigation.
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Perhaps that's down to his beaming grin, boyish sense of humour, perceived dopiness and strange likeability, or perhaps it's down to his thumping left foot and eye for an abundantly memorable goal.
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Dr. Gregory M. Marcus, one of the study's lead researchers and director of clinical research for the Division of Cardiology at UCSF, made that abundantly clear in an emailed statement to Mashable.
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These revelations make it abundantly clear that the current Iranian government has in no fashion moved away from its past crimes against humanity – crimes for which no one has been held accountable.
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The Society of Professional Journalists' Code of Ethics makes it abundantly clear: Just because some information, such as court records, is legally accessible, it doesn't mean it's ethically justifiable to publish it.
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That's abundantly clear from the difficulties economists and politicians had in recognising or understanding the despair and anger of areas of the West that have been left behind by rising prosperity elsewhere.
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However, PLL makes it abundantly clear that these relationships are about the man taking advantage of the younger, vulnerable girl — not the other way around, as Alison herself might have once thought.
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Paris claims she has a life compass which draws her to people who enrich her life and keeps her from those who live in darkness ... it's abundantly clear where Lindsay fits in.
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Photo: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)Nostalgia sells—that's abundantly clear when you look at how instant cameras went from rotting in a tech graveyard to gracing the shelves of seemingly every Urban Outfitters.
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Unfortunately, there's no guidebook that tells us the right way to be supportive, but it's abundantly clear that opening up — and keeping open — dialogue around these sometimes-stigmatized topics is a must.
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You can pull out the guns you've collected and start shooting at any time, but it's abundantly clear right from the outset that The Church in the Darkness is no action game.
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"It is abundantly clear that the people of Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands are in need of more help — in dollars, in resources, in manpower, and in federal support," Rep.
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"So I don't really anticipate (a) serious problem with the credit portfolio in the coming year, it's just to be abundantly cautious we kept some money aside just in case," he added.
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Though the English pop singer made their pronouns abundantly clear, and Merriam-Webster even recently added the gender-neutral "they" to its dictionary, some publications and people have continued to misgender Smith.
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As confusing as it is to figure out the many losers from this proposed law, it is abundantly clear who the winners are: America's plutocrats, including the man in the White House.
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"It's abundantly clear that's what's going to happen," he said, adding politics going into next year's election are a "huge risk," because Democrats and Republicans are "night and day" on the issues.
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The rich are only getting richer — the gap between rich and poor in the US has never been wider — and one tidbit from Forbes' most recent billionaires list makes that abundantly clear.
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One glance at your worst relative's Facebook page, one toe dipped into the toxic sludge-fire that is pro-Trump Twitter, and it's abundantly obvious that no one is holding much back.
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And if "Dark Phoenix" (opening in theaters Friday) makes anything abundantly clear from its just-shy-of-two-hour running time, it's that we all need a break from the X-Men.
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By the time Baby Fae came along, it was abundantly clear that transplants could save lives, especially with the use of cyclosporine, a powerful anti-rejection drug that had recently become available.
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Even before he completed his 2016 takeover of Olympique de Marseille, the country's most popular, most fervidly followed, most compelling club, it had become abundantly clear just what he was getting into.
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And the candidate who has married his brand to Medicare-for-all was winning caucuses in casinos with union workers, after that union's leaders made their opposition to the plan abundantly clear.
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In fact, the Ukraine scandal makes abundantly clear that in the US, at least, there's really just a deep state of one: The only person undermining Donald Trump's presidency is Trump himself.
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Despite Trump's repeated pledges that "the Republican Party will become the Party of Great HealthCare!" it's become abundantly clear in the intervening six days that there really is no plan just yet.
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After talking with professional Santa Claus Jim Manning about what the job entails, one thing becomes abundantly clear: you have to have a lot of patience to play Santa for a living.
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In others, the difference between winning and losing is not making your customers wait too long—something they will make abundantly clear, by flashing you nasty looks and (literally) turning into animals.
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But for now, one thing is abundantly clear: A presidential candidate who attacked China in harsher terms than any before him now seems more comfortable with Beijing than any of his predecessors.
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"It is now abundantly clear that the lame-duck session was nothing more than an illegal power grab intended to override the will of the people," Evers said after the ruling on Tuesday.
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I'd note that this item makes it abundantly clear that providers who implement these services will save billions of dollars as network capacity is freed up and customer service representatives field fewer complaints.
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For Britain to truly extricate itself from the EU, it first needs to find a workable solution to the problem of the Irish border, and it's abundantly clear that no such solution exists.
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These sets should do the trick of pleasing the skin-care lover in your life without offending, so it'll be abundantly clear that you're giving them a gift — not a thinly-veiled insult.
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Parks & Rec is arguably the least appropriate show for the NRA to co-opt — and the team behind the fictional town of Pawnee, IN made it abundantly clear to the gun rights organization.
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It's also worth noting that there's no sentence in today's lengthy statement in which Tambor denies the account provided by Lysette — and, to be abundantly clear, the behavior she describes is sexual assault.
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Things are flowing easily and abundantly in the work and finance sectors of your chart, and the Moon in fellow Water sign Scorpio is sending you invitations to explore and try new things.
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And the judges who wrote the Ninth Circuit order have made it abundantly clear that, even in the name of national security, they will not cede their power as a co-equal branch.
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Scaramucci then escalated the situation by calling into CNN's New Day, which is a morning show and not a televangelical program, to make it abundantly clear that he was not letting this go.
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Given their performance during the 2016 vice presidential debate, it became abundantly clear to me that neither candidate possesses more than a superficial understanding of what is needed for successful criminal justice reform.
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But the FCC made it abundantly clear last year that, where robocalls are concerned, both wireless and landline carriers are legally free to use whatever call-blocking technology they have at their disposal.
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But given the current FCC's favoritism toward larger providers (as the net neutrality repeal and other efforts make abundantly clear), smaller ISPs are wise to be worried about what the future might hold.
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The province has one of the biggest oil fields in the country, something that is abundantly clear to anyone driving through the city, as the smell of oil wafts through the car windows.
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Given the furor of alarm that has greeted the WHO's announcement, including one article suggesting that treating "gaming disorder" could reduce mass shootings, it's abundantly clear the WHO were wrong on this score.
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Throughout the ongoing border security standoff, the Democrats have made it abundantly clear that they are unwilling to consider any solution that involves a physical barrier on the United States border with Mexico.
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We see the two meeting in a hotel bar where Tara advances very pointedly on Tom, her talent for sipping a straw making abundantly clear that their encounter isn't going to end there.
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He's been extremely resistant to acknowledging Russian interference from the start -- even after everyone in a position to know has made abundantly clear that there is simple not two sides to this debate.
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I grew up in an exceptionally warm, loving, abundantly generous, welcoming home life (though sprinkled with frequent panic attacks and PTSD from unprocessed trauma resulting from having escaped a war-torn, dictatorial country).
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Trump's string of victories robbed Cruz of his post-Wisconsin momentum and made it abundantly clear that robbing Trump of the nomination at the convention would be an enormously risky and costly gambit.
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" Jeffress slammed the GOP lawmakers who were claiming Page "has anything to hide or is unwilling to testify," stating that she has "made it abundantly clear that she will cooperate with this investigation.
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"It is now abundantly clear that you have failed to be good stewards of your customers' private location information," Senator Wyden wrote in another letter Wednesday addressed to all of the major telecoms.
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Furthermore, lawyers already make it abundantly clear about what information an investor can access through an investment, and that language can be even more stringent in cases where a Chinese investor is involved.
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The sense of internal conflict was abundantly obvious when I went to Brisbane Road ahead of Orient's recent match with Exeter, with their opponents rock bottom of League Two prior to kick off.
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If he can't make the point abundantly clear to his father that Alaskan salmon are worth saving, maybe it's time for him to scrub the Bristol Bay trophy shots from his social media.
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