"I'm acutely aware that I did not get here alone."
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The people who run Twitter are acutely aware of this.
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Gangsters are acutely aware of the tactics of undercover work.
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He seems acutely aware of the doubt many onlookers express.
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This was something that Cus D'amato was acutely aware of.
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Which, as young adults are now acutely aware, means little.
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"Facebook is acutely aware of this," Professor Loewenstein told me.
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But voters are acutely aware of their respective weaknesses, too.
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I was acutely aware that this will never likely happen again.
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His dad is acutely aware they are in month seven now.
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She must be acutely aware of being watched the entire time.
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Steinberg was acutely aware of being a witness to that authority.
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Of that, perhaps nobody is more acutely aware than Jordan Thomas.
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But I'm also acutely aware of the damage the industry does.
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Foreign leaders are acutely aware that Trump craves praise about himself.
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Irritation aside, Windhorst is acutely aware of his place at ESPN.
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"Sitting here, I'm acutely aware of my own imperfections," he said.
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Walker is acutely aware of the challenge he faces in November.
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Republicans are acutely aware that stopping Trump has to happen soon.
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The Founders were acutely aware of the fragility of popular governments.
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We become acutely aware of so much badness the instant it happens.
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This made her acutely aware of the privilege of crossing borders freely.
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Bush is acutely aware of the consequences of a Supreme Court nomination.
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Bannon is acutely aware that Breitbart is still viewed as his proxy.
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These directors are acutely aware of Hollywood's tendency to objectify female characters.
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Many are acutely aware that they are especially vulnerable during the Games.
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Artist Natalie Baxter is acutely aware of America's complicated relationship with guns.
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Civil servants are acutely aware of the delicate role they must play.
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Tribal leaders are acutely aware of the need to diversify their economy.
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As UK Govt is acutely aware, Iran does not recognize dual nationality.
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Dong, who met Duggal in 2015, was also acutely aware of this issue.
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So, they&aposre acutely aware of what happens when these totalitarian dictatorships collapse.
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Administration officials are acutely aware of the political pickle this puts them in.
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They are acutely aware that they are under pressure to reach hasty conclusions.
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India is a unique music market and Apple is acutely aware of that.
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Artists working with technology today are acutely aware that their work is ageing.
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"I am acutely aware of the current challenges our organization faces," he wrote.
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I am also acutely aware of how financial planning for entrepreneurs is different.
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The former president seemed acutely aware of his wife's chances in the state.
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So VCs have had to become acutely aware of their founders' financial means.
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That dynamic makes me acutely aware of the challenge that exists before us.
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I smiled and nodded, becoming acutely aware that passengers around me were watching.
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She is acutely aware of materials, shapes and details, their references and implications.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi is acutely aware of the anxieties swirling within her caucus.
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"I am acutely aware of the current challenges our organization faces," he wrote.
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Booker is acutely aware of the political minefield he must navigate over education.
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This man, much like the real one, is acutely aware of his fragilities.
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Walking the halls, Mr. Myrie said he was acutely aware of his youth.
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Miami is a microcosm of this... We've always been acutely aware of that.
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But I'm also frustrated and more acutely aware of the limits of modern medicine.
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Many residents, like Steve Rios of Riverside, California, are acutely aware of the threat.
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I've lived much of my 37 years acutely aware of society's lack of foresight.
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Clarissa Martinez De Castro: We are acutely aware that one size doesn't fit all.
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The campaign's creative team was acutely aware of how any design would be received.
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They were always in financial crisis mode, and I was acutely aware of it.
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But companies are acutely aware that pulling out of China will cost them more.
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I'm acutely aware of how much needless suffering is being produced by bad ideas.
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Hinckley seems acutely aware that most in the community treat him like an outcast.
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"We are acutely aware they have been flip-flopping on the topic," he said.
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But even she is acutely aware of the legal precedent being set against doctors.
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But we can grow acutely aware of what the society we served conceals, too.
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Sanchez, whose parents immigrated from the Dominican Republic, is acutely aware of the disparity.
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Because of Islam, I am acutely aware that I am a work in progress.
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Kim is acutely aware of how it is all playing out on social media.
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But he is acutely aware that Bernie's rapidly elevated profile has earned him detractors.
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Even as a teenager, she was acutely aware of what was missing from Hollywood.
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Mr. Neman said he was acutely aware that Sweetgreen is not a tech company.
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After her accident, Ms. Bristo became acutely aware of the impediments she would face.
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I was acutely aware of how fragile my own cultural and spiritual landscapes are.
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Still, they are acutely aware of the national climate and controversies surrounding transgender rights.
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Mr. Obama is acutely aware of timing when it comes to his own actions.
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Gimelstob is acutely aware that what happened last Halloween could forever impact his career.
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As I write this, I'm acutely aware of the organizations and programs I'm leaving out.
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They&aposre also acutely aware of what Antonin Scalia represented, the Originalism and the Textualism.
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I'm acutely aware of how many women struggle to conceive and don't have that opportunity.
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Because we have all felt that loss so profoundly, we're acutely aware of fake grief.
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Having grown up in Mexico, Ruiz is acutely aware of this aspect of Isabella's character.
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But I am acutely aware that a horror film unfolds in secret beneath my clothes.
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It has made me acutely aware of how much work we have left to do.
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You're acutely aware it's Guns n' Roses, but it sounds like a brand new song.
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The framers of the constitution were acutely aware of this, and decided to fudge it.
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To be fair, the government is acutely aware of the need to create more jobs.
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"Good artists borrow great artists steal" is a phrase that Facebook seems acutely aware of.
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As a proud adoptive mother of two, I'm acutely aware of the costs of adoption.
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Banks themselves are investing in technologies and acutely aware of the rising shift to mobile.
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However, I have been acutely aware of the winds blowing from points beyond these poles.
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Central Saint Martins MA Industrial Design student Lucinda Mulholland is acutely aware of communication obstacles.
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You become so much more acutely aware of where your finances are falling short. Mrs.
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Walden, an ex-trainer, is acutely aware of the challenges presented by the lightly raced.
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Most doctors, especially the good ones, are acutely aware of the limits of their knowledge.
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To be born an Anglophone was to grow up acutely aware of your marginal identity.
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All of them are acutely aware of the perceptions some outsiders have of their kind.
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Growing up online, Lilly is acutely aware of the possibilities and pitfalls of social media.
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"Our government must remain acutely aware of the diverse needs facing the Jewish community," Rep.
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Mr. Trump has become acutely aware that health care is a political vulnerability for him.
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There are two core reasons for this, both of which he is surely acutely aware.
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Being acutely aware of these changes and remaining flexible allows founders to scale with confidence.
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Bottenfield, acutely aware that he wasn't wearing a bulletproof vest, couldn't see the gunman at first.
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That Green Books were even needed is a travesty, something of which Green was acutely aware.
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But I'm acutely aware that not everyone is feeling the benefits of the economy's good performance.
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She is acutely aware of the tightrope walk between government and private corporation regulations of speech.
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Pureval is acutely aware of the way his race interacts with public perception on the trail.
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North Korean negotiators will be acutely aware of the president's tenuous standing if talks do resume.
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U.S. politics has taken a turn for the worst, and voters are acutely aware of it.
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The enclosed environment absorbs every one of those sounds, making you acutely aware of their absence.
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But I think people are becoming acutely aware that humidity, dryness, it's important to control that.
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Trump also has a team around him that is capable and acutely aware of the stakes.
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I was 803 years old, & acutely aware that I was witnessing a true genius at work.
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I became acutely aware that I had kept my RuPaul communications to a strict UK audience.
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But behind closed doors, Trump admitted he is acutely aware of the politics of the debate.
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But he is acutely aware of what Islamic State, also known as ISIS, is capable of.
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Khan is acutely aware of all the people out there who might want to hurt him.
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She is acutely aware of the placement of things within the flattened space of the photograph.
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The whole family was acutely aware of this, but only W.J. made a joke of it.
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One night, as she lay in the hot water, she became acutely aware of the stone.
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European officials are also acutely aware that it is not enough just to strike a deal.
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Oncologists like Duma are acutely aware of the risks of their immunocompromised patients contracting Covid-19.
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"Toledo wasn&apost a very popular place — and I was acutely aware of that," he said.
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Beyond that one example, it's clear that she is acutely aware of the power of language.
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This is a woman, who has dermatillomania and is acutely aware, knows that she has it.
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I left the house feeling acutely aware that my nuts had a certain odeur de Willy Wonka.
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Acutely aware of the sensitivity of these findings, the professors delayed publication until after the presidential election.
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Wherever I go, I am acutely aware that to bear this name is the greatest possible honor.
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SoftBank is acutely aware of the changing landscape, yet remains full steam ahead on the IPO front.
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Between the kidnapping and his father's fame, Sinatra Jr. was acutely aware of his place in history.
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BUT THERE'S NO QUESTION THAT ALL OF US WERE ACUTELY AWARE THAT THE STOCK HAS BEEN LANGUISHING.
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As a mother of four myself, I am acutely aware of the struggles my mother once faced.
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"We are acutely aware of the crisis in the enforcement of our immigration laws," the panel said.
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In a contemporary era now acutely aware of gender-based discrimination (#MeToo), how are such women forgotten?
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We each worked for 20 years for the world body and are acutely aware of its weaknesses.
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At that moment, I became acutely aware that I was the lone nonwhite person in the van.
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Back home, I became acutely aware of how we lagged behind in using technology in pediatric settings.
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Like Mexico, nothing about this game is simple or easy, something Burning Games is acutely aware of.
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The male nurses I interviewed and the photographer Ruth Fremson shot seemed acutely aware of these issues.
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"We are acutely aware of the crisis in the enforcement of our immigration laws," Judge Bybee wrote.
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NASA and the American space industry are all acutely aware of the risks of outpacing sound judgment.
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Smith is acutely aware of the history, even as she uses it to forge her own path.
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I'm also acutely aware of the fact that we don't need everything to be connected to the internet.
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Threat actors are acutely aware of this "Achilles' heel" of cloud computing and are salivating to exploit it.
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If that isn't pressure enough for the permatanned front man, he'll be acutely aware of the ticking clock.
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And it is something Michael Golt of the United States Army Research Laboratory (ARL) is acutely aware of.
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Museums, aquariums and zoos are acutely aware of their meaningfulness to an individual and on a global scale.
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When I'm depressed, I am acutely aware of my negativity, and I desperately want to avoid spreading it.
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Clinton would win the state but that his party's leaders were acutely aware of the fast-changing terrain.
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People with marginalized bodies are acutely aware of the consequences of not meeting the standards of physical beauty.
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Mattis seems acutely aware that he has inherited an office whose powers have been steadily expanding for years.
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"Two Slow Dancers" is about two old people sharing a dance, both acutely aware of the "old" part.
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Mr. Trump is acutely aware of the threat an economic downturn poses to the foundation of his presidency.
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Others are acutely aware that having a child is one of the costliest actions they can take environmentally.
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What makes us act against our own self-interest, even when we are acutely aware we're doing so?
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When Bush faced the same two men, he was acutely aware of the history that attended their confrontation.
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"We are acutely aware of the need for a balanced and responsible approach to remuneration," a spokesman said.
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She's acutely aware of the fact that she does not know what's going on in other people's lives.
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I am acutely aware of Israel's problems and faults, but it is nothing like South Africa before 1994.
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Colleagues say he was acutely aware of the danger he and his associates were being fed Russian disinformation.
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As Penelope liked to tell it, he'd be standing there, acutely aware, and he'd cried at the bedside, beaming.
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Every citizen in Gilead is acutely aware that misbehavior may result in an inescapable life sentence at the Colonies.
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It makes me acutely aware of how many 14-year-old girls want to be my best friend. O.K.?
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Montecito had been acutely aware of the Thomas Fire for weeks, and firefighters were prepared to make a stand.
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Ghanaians are proud of having a stable democracy and acutely aware that it is a rarity in turbulent region.
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Muthukutty Mariappan is acutely aware of the fact that her daughter is pushing her limits and low on stamina.
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As a former home secretary, Mrs May is acutely aware of the value of security co-operation in Europe.
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But recently I've become more acutely aware of the number of people who are diagnosed with melanoma each year.
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This research found that members of Mexico's elite are acutely aware of the history of American intervention in Mexico.
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And there is a big controversy there as you are acutely aware of involving the sanctuary status of Philadelphia.
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The unsightly, unpleasant litter problem — as we're all acutely aware — isn't confined to Pope's quiet community in western Arkansas.
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So I was acutely aware of the moments when a character flipped a tile onscreen and other moviegoers gasped.
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We are also made acutely aware of the openness and featurelessness of what feels like a very specific place.
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Even Republicans who've been actively pushing to kill ObamaCare are acutely aware of the needs of rural areas. Sen.
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" Acutely aware of servicemen and women's loss, he sympathizes with those who've lost friends "blown up next to you . . .
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This wave of rappers, who grew up online, are now acutely aware of what it takes to go viral.
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Despite pressure from the street protests, Macron's team is acutely aware that such a tax would deter foreign investors.
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Elie Wiesel, was victim of such hatred and he was acutely aware of a world infused by massive indifference.
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I think he is acutely aware of the fact that the bar for prosecution in Canada is quite high.
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Perhaps Frankenthaler was acutely aware of this each time she dove into the sea and came up for air.
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Or was she simply acutely aware that worldly pleasures were futile, and that death was always around the corner?
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In those situations, participants are acutely aware that what they wear is a powerful tool, promoting a particular message.
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While acutely aware of hockey history in private, Crosby is loath to publicly emphasize his personal place in it.
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For Kaiser, America was the land of opportunity, but he is acutely aware that others are not so privileged.
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Chebli, it seems, believes that such visits would help keep all Germans acutely aware of the Third Reich's crimes.
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Teams across the A.C.C. were acutely aware of when he was on the floor despite his more heralded teammates.
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I was acutely aware that the Richard situation was not my driver's fault, but not everyone would have been.
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But somehow, despite being acutely aware of what's going on in the news, I feel like humans are worth saving.
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And he was very acutely aware of those things, and he did really internalize them and take them to heart.
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I am acutely aware of the challenges that the region faces, but also the opportunities that it can afford people.
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Traumatized by a long history of persecution, Jews are acutely aware of how vulnerable we are, given our tiny numbers.
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Squidward is the creatively frustrated, misanthropic hipster whose attitude seems perfectly conditioned for today's acutely aware, always-questioning online culture.
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Drivers of so-called dozers say they are acutely aware of the dangers and regularly find themselves in sticky situations.
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In New Jersey, you're acutely aware of the city of giants, and that you weren't invited to join the party.
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"There's no question that all of us were acutely aware that the stock had been languishing," the Ford chairman acknowledged.
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Automakers are acutely aware of the liability issues surrounding connected vehicles and are working to build security into their systems.
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A Senate aide told me leadership is acutely aware of this problem, and hopes immigration will fill their agenda gap.
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JVM: So we're acutely aware that it's been a long running restructuring story, and today's announcements represent some additional restructuring.
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But as regulators scrutinising the discussions are acutely aware, two sick lenders won't necessarily make a healthy juggernaut in finance.
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But Israeli politicians are acutely aware that Russia's primary concern in the region is its own interests, not Israel's security.
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In short, a big shift is happening, one that NBC is acutely aware of now that the Olympics have passed.
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But current parents of babies have suddenly grown acutely aware, sharing information on playgrounds, in pediatricians' offices and on Facebook.
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Pradhan was now acutely aware of the plane's size and the speed with which it was running out of runway.
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I became acutely aware of the imbalance at the time of the white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Va., last August.
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LB: Walking through the buildings, I became acutely aware of the remnants of the people who have inhabited these spaces.
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He has also become acutely aware that pretty much everyone in town thinks he killed his dad during his disappearance.
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Only nine female artists appear in the show, a poor representation that the curators say they are acutely aware of.
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I am acutely aware that I need to get as much music out of my pen while I am able.
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"The board is acutely aware of the importance of raising additional capital," Executive Chairman Ben Rose said during the call.
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Then there are touching moments between Muratova and her bedridden mother, who is acutely aware of her daughter's heavy load.
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While Venezuelans are acutely aware of the country's health issues, the ministry's statistics bulletin shocked some in the medical community.
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Creativity for both men, who were acutely aware of their diminishing powers as they aged, is more agonizing than ecstatic.
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For a young artist, she seems acutely aware of her resources, and more prepared than most to allocate them appropriately.
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She is acutely aware of the fact that this has been a fetish, and she's also acutely aware of the fact that she has been ill treated by the press for decades, which is rooted in truth; whether or not you think she should be so defensive and aware of it is another question.
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But the agency is acutely aware that saving lives also means getting genuine medical advances to market as fast as possible.
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Today's museums are acutely aware that their visitors have more and more choices about how they spend their time and money.
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As they pursue Giuliani, prosecutors are acutely aware of the need to consider the election cycle and next year's presidential contest.
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In her remarks at Monday night's fundraiser, Clinton made clear she is acutely aware of the importance of the first debate.
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He is acutely aware of a Black activist who is sleeping under a statue of a confederate hero until it's removed.
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As an American, I was acutely aware these refugees were fleeing an abusive conflict in which my country was heavily engaged.
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But Utah insiders say Lee is acutely aware of how close he can get to Ted Cruz because of the shutdown.
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NOEMI CSOKA, a mother of three school-age children in Budapest, is acutely aware that education is underfunded in her country.
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As someone actively involved throughout his career in confidential deals, Mr. Davis would have been acutely aware of insider trading law.
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Ms. Erivo, for her part, is acutely aware that making an entrance in this rarefied world has become a professional imperative.
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But in pressuring Saudi Arabia, American officials would tread lightly, acutely aware of American dependence on Saudi oil and intelligence cooperation.
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Sullivan-Beeman is a big proponent of meditation, and through the practice, she says she has become acutely aware of triangulation.
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I ended up making the change, but I'm still acutely aware that I only did it because I was told to.
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The Bengals are acutely aware of their current advantage in the A.F.C. North, and they are not being shy about it.
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Trump, acutely aware of the importance of DACA to Democrats, deliberately turned the status of Dreamers into a crisis on Sept.
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An example: I was acutely aware of when I would go into department stores and feel the shadow of being followed.
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Kimmel emerged acutely aware of the enormous costs Americans less fortunate than he frequently incur when dealing with life-threatening illnesses.
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This means that, with our nerves conditioned to be exposed, we become acutely aware of every sound and movement around us.
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An Administration official acknowledged that religious leaders "are acutely aware of Trump's shortcomings" but also recognize his value to their cause.
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The global public health community that includes The Carter Center is acutely aware of the toll conflict takes on global health.
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Some of Mr. Yang's supporters said they were acutely aware of how important it is for him to do well here.
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But Mr. Trump is more acutely aware of the deficit because jobs and trade are such resonant issues with his voters.
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Moreover, thanks to popular media and the self-promotion of the rich themselves, the unrich are acutely aware of the rich.
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But he learned to be acutely aware of game situations, and has spent decades passing on the finer points of baserunning.
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But in an interview, Warren recalled being acutely aware of her status as one of the only women on the staff.
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A low turnout in the second round would help Ms. Le Pen, and she appears to be acutely aware of that.
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As a result, Surviving Mars made me acutely aware that I do not have "the right stuff" to survive on Mars.
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And because Americans have no drinking culture, as a Brit, stumbling around half-drunk, you're acutely aware of sobriety at every turn.
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Biden fundraisers say they are acutely aware that they are starting in the hole with the who's who of younger tech entrepreneurs.
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It is while watching flaming palm tree videos that I am most acutely aware of the time-distortion that comes from video.
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Chinese officials and academics, especially those with a reformist bent, were acutely aware of their tenuous grasp on economics at the time.
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However, Cai said he comes from a family in the manufacturing business, so he was acutely aware of the challenges facing manufacturers.
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Considerably more polished than their predecessors, these groups are still acutely aware of class status and the social constructs of their country.
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From the first casual compliment, I was embarrassed, suddenly acutely aware that I was dabbling in something not readily available to everyone.
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Schwarzkopf, who died in 2012, said in the interview that he was acutely aware of the strategic drawbacks of such public encounters.
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Students at GFS are acutely aware of the challenges within the industry, be it a gender bias or a lack of diversity.
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The entire time I played the game I was acutely aware of the keyboard in front of me — and that's the point.
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He was acutely aware that most of the people who prepare our food -- who feed us and wash our dishes -- are immigrants.
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Still, aides to Mr. Cruz and Mr. Kasich seem acutely aware that they risk turning off voters who find the arrangement unseemly.
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The AHA is acutely aware of this and has developed Strategically Focused Research Networks for children that focus on obesity and prevention.
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Existing in that space online, we're all acutely aware of having our work stolen, removed of attribution, and claimed by someone else.
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My sense is that [men] are acutely aware of the fact that concern over appearance is popularly understood as a "feminine" preoccupation.
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I was acutely aware of the attention I attracted, but I was entirely uninterested in anyone who was ever interested in me.
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Numan, the oldest of three sons of a woodcutter, was born into a tense security situation and seemed acutely aware of it.
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That said, we are acutely aware of the fact that some of our best returns came from investments made during difficult times.
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We become acutely aware of the different surfaces of the carpet, plastic container, cellophane-wrapped cigarette pack, and painted cement-block wall.
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One striking photograph from the subway series is of a woman who is acutely aware of the photographer (but not his camera).
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What keeps Clare from being the English Anne Tyler is there's always someone who is acutely aware of not quite fitting in.
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But Bird, acutely aware of the mileage a women's basketball player's body accrues through a yearlong schedule, came to her friend's defense.
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To the contrary, the Framers, and particularly James Madison, were acutely aware of the dangers of factional and personal interests in government.
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While all this was going on, I was acutely aware that I was the only natural-born American citizen in my family.
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Republicans are also acutely aware of Trump's long history of defending powerful men accused of sexual misconduct and of attacking their accusers.
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We're acutely aware that one of the biggest bombs that can get thrown into your budget these days is a medical bill.
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And yet I was acutely aware that Benga, however much he is based on a real man, is also a theatrical construct.
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And yet I was acutely aware that Benga, however much he is based on a real man, is also a theatrical construct.
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Having one of Poland's best players is a bonus, he said, but he is acutely aware of the weight that Blaszczykowski carries.
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"Zuck woke up on Nov 9th acutely aware that FB had facilitated a new shift he didn't foresee or understand," Hubbard tweeted.
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"B is acutely aware of her iconicity," says Darby English, Carl Darling Buck Professor of art history at the University of Chicago.
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And she says she's acutely aware of the fact that those who are in power want it to be that way, by design.
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"(Gregg) was acutely aware that his time was limited," Allman's manager and friend Michael Lehman told Reuters when asked about the recording session.
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I was also acutely aware that "cooked out" wasn't the right term since I had yet to turn on the stove or oven.
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The Judiciary Committee's Republican members — all white men — are acutely aware of this and have considered hiring a woman lawyer to question Ford.
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Mexican officials are acutely aware that they are operating at a time when anti-US sentiment is running very high in their country.
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Partnering with Mizuho opens MyndYou up to a market that is acutely aware of the need to develop services for an aging population.
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Ms. Soloway and her collaborators (including many lesbians, trans and cisgender women) also seem acutely aware of the implications of all that gazing.
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You're not sitting alone in a darkened basement or bedroom staring at a glowing rectangle, acutely aware you're shrugging off the real world.
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He's acutely aware that when [Trump] speaks, he sucks up all the oxygen, and that suppresses the next generation of leaders from rising.
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There's no show I'm more acutely aware of being unqualified to understand than Atlanta — which is, of course, by its own brilliant design.
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But his team is acutely aware that they've pushed Republican lawmakers to the brink of their tolerance with his tariffs war with China.
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But as a professional female athlete, Biles is acutely aware of the ways in which sports commentators sometimes frame a woman's athletic achievements.
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The exhibition at Essex Flowers makes you acutely aware of the act of looking and the power dynamics that are embedded in it.
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But, when something has deeply upset you, it's hard to change the record, even if you're acutely aware that you're stuck on repeat.
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The relationship is deeply important to him, and he's acutely aware he hasn't been the father he'd like to be because of drugs.
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In other words, they're acutely aware of and responsive to their surroundings, and they respond, in kind, to both pleasant and unpleasant experiences.
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We are acutely aware that the outcome of this election will have massive implications for our ecosystem, our financial stability, and our values.
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Being high like that and acutely aware of my fears, I was looking for the scariest thing around, maybe as a defense mechanism.
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Our bodies break down, no matter how cleanly we live or how in shape we are, a fact Daniels is acutely aware of.
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It's beyond belief that the firm wasn't acutely aware of Kalanick's management style a year ago when it agreed to this crummy deal.
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They have expressed shock at how the system was manipulated, while being acutely aware that the admissions process has spun out of control.
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I was made acutely aware that my existence as a woman was a problem that needed to be managed in a public setting.
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Elections officials have become acutely aware of these risks to America's electoral security, especially after the wake-up call they got in 2016.
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Mr. Falih appears to have been acutely aware of the danger that any disappointment might have undone at least some of his work.
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She wants to help address inequality, and is acutely aware of the irony that her superb education is the very embodiment of inequality.
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Acutely aware of the lack of diversity in Hollywood on both sides of the camera, Ms. Spencer is determined to make a correction.
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She was also acutely aware of the importance of individuals who challenge with integrity the abuses of power in all their oppressive forms.
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The best of bad options for them is to become acutely aware of the latest policy developments, and then engage in Hippocratic conduct.
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I was now acutely aware that I had no idea what self-love even was, and how I could cultivate it for myself.
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"As a woman of this age I'm already acutely aware of the biological clock," said Ms. O'Regan, 27, in an interview on Friday.
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She says she's had a largely positive experience so far, but is acutely aware of how much more there still is to be done.
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Understandably, Wynn is acutely aware that allowing media outlets in requires not only a sacrifice of control but also a huge amount of trust.
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As someone in the tech industry now based in LA, I am acutely aware that my field is seen as part of the problem.
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While she doesn't entirely blame her election loss on her gender, she is acutely aware of the impact it had on the presidential race.
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Acutely aware of the shifting social and political landscape of his time, Prouvé adapted his construction system to the exigencies of his historical moment.
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We're living in an era when public consciousness is becoming acutely aware that MMA will replace boxing as the preeminent major league combat sport.
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"Banks and financial services companies are acutely aware of the threat from the big tech companies," said Gerard du Toit, banking consultant at Bain.
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While productivity and speed are Sri Lanka's hallmarks in the current fast fashion landscape, its garment makers are acutely aware that changes are afoot.
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At once ferocious and submissive, Margot is acutely aware of the caste system she must navigate in order to succeed as a female scientist.
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Directors Joe and Anthony Russo seem acutely aware of this issue with their latest entry, the massive, multi-film team-up Avengers: Infinity War.
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I spent my former years acutely aware that I wasn't traditionally 'masculine' the way I was encouraged to be by the men around me.
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"I was out shopping, so acutely aware of what was around me because I was trying to find pieces that separate everybody," Needham said.
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The black delegates who showed up at the convention are acutely aware of their isolation, from both their own communities and their fellow Republicans.
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Acutely aware of how this might come off, Ora pleaded to the Fashion Police that they not skewer her too brutally in the commentary.
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Adults know high schoolers don't know it all, but there's one thing teens are more acutely aware of than even the savviest grownups: popularity.
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By now, every IT pro is acutely aware that cloud services are so easy to provision that people often do so without their knowledge.
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Of course, negging has adapted and become more subtle now that we're all acutely aware of how amazing women are—but it still exists.
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Beyond legal concerns, Stanos said, doctors are acutely aware of a rising opioid death toll and powerful synthetic drugs hitting the streets, like fentanyl.
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It's possible that no one on Wall Street is more acutely aware of this than Binky Chadha, the chief global strategist for Deutsche Bank.
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But, if the C.I.A. taught me one thing, it is to always be acutely aware of the tremendous amount of shit I don't know.
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Moreover, we are acutely aware that this technology is continually evolving and the red flags we identified may not be there in later iterations.
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Today, more and more American people have become acutely aware of the evils of human trafficking that take place right in their own backyards.
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Mental strength involves being acutely aware of your emotions and knowing how to express them in healthy ways — such as crying when you're sad.
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Both China and the United States are acutely aware of the lost business opportunities this plan, if successful, will represent for American technology companies.
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Although he's denied himself the role of being socially responsible, he's still acutely aware of who and what he is and what he represents.
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I am acutely aware that to the extent otherness is increasingly accepted, it is of the variety that most Japanese people can immediately see.
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O'Farrell is acutely aware that her inner and outer worlds have been shaped at least as powerfully by what didn't happen as what did.
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Aldo, who now wears interim gold in McGregor's stead, is acutely aware of the strange influence this welterweight bout will have on his division.
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The team around Mr. López Obrador is acutely aware that Mexico has long demanded humane treatment for its own migrants in the United States.
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"We are acutely aware that so many people died and that many of those who survived have been severely affected," Mr. Moore-Bick said.
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"Keepers are acutely aware of the risk of wildfire at this time of year and are used to dealing with fires quickly," she said.
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She is acutely aware of the sexist double standards Clinton faced (though readers may rightly wonder why this appeared so rarely in her coverage).
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Hearing her play, feeling the heft of those images in that quiet room, listeners became acutely aware of the fragility of their own breath.
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Officials in the Moon administration argue that they are acutely aware of the North's strategy and that they closely coordinate their moves with Washington.
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Lobbyists are also acutely aware that anything they say will be used by critics who think Trump has tilted too much toward corporate interests.
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"However, as I'm acutely aware, there's a price tag for the group of people who find themselves with a platform to stand on," Seyfried continued.
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The American leagues have been acutely aware of the need to plan for a crisis ever since the assassination of John F. Kennedy in 1963.
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Yes, Refinery13 does bagel Fridays every Friday, and yes, I am once again acutely aware of how ridiculously awesome the food situation is at work.
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The overexposure we're all acutely aware of is affecting the plastic surgery field in a surprising way — namely, how people actually go about adjusting things.
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The company is acutely aware of the amount of entitled, whining babies that take to Twitter to complain about it no longer being "their" game.
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Trump's aides are acutely aware of the explosive nature of the politics and human realities surrounding the decision, which could affect more than 750,000 people.
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"We are acutely aware of the risks and opportunities that climate change presents for our customers and our business," QBE said in a weekend statement.
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Whether it's during a standup set or onscreen, Maz Jobrani has always been acutely aware of the role his ethnicity plays in his audience's reaction.
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Ms. Aljuhani Abdulaziz appeared acutely aware that her role as Vogue Arabia editor in chief would require relentless careful navigation of religious and regional codes.
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Comey's concern was shared by a number of senior executives, who were acutely aware that a term construct like "FBI special" might be innocently misinterpreted.
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Fatma Al Nuaimi, legacy planner at the Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy, says Qatar is acutely aware of the pitfalls of unfulfilled legacy programs.
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My mental health is currently well controlled, but that hasn't always been the case, and sometimes, as I'm acutely aware, the medications lose their effectiveness.
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After a roller-coaster season for both himself and the team, Khaira remains acutely aware of his potential impact on other players of Indian descent.
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Two senior White House officials said the Lerner episode made Mr. Trump more acutely aware of what these aides described as Mr. Pence's empire-building.
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The incident left me acutely aware of the realities of being preyed upon just because you are physically smaller and less likely to protect yourself.
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He is acutely aware of the age of the poem, and its fragmentary condition, and its authorlessness—"a poem without a poet," he calls it.
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He is acutely aware that they often do both at the same time, and it is this tension that brings out his most illuminating writing.
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Both the White House and Senate Democrats were acutely aware of how health care industries torpedoed the Hillary Clinton-led reform effort in 1993-94.
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He won't comment on the politics of impeachment for incumbent Republicans like Collins but is acutely aware of the polling showing voters want impeachment trials.
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But some veteran labor organizers are wary, acutely aware that their members have little visceral connection to the man they are being asked to support.
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For people in the early twentieth century were as acutely aware of their modernity as we are of ours, and with just as good reason.
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Given one of Weidman's recent Instagram posts, which suggested Bisping didn't actually want to fight him, the New Yorker is acutely aware of this fact.
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"Starbucks is the millennials' parents' coffee house and Starbucks is acutely aware of that," said Ric Rhinehart, executive director of the Specialty Coffee Association of America.
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Macedo, who says she watches the news all day and has several family members in the US, including some DREAMers, is acutely aware of the injustice.
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Either way, it's clear Amazon is acutely aware of the major criticisms it is facing from politicians, Amazon sellers, and even some of its own employees.
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"I grew up in this monstrous political time that was upheld by everyday folks and I'm acutely aware that ordinary people do extraordinary things," she says.
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Tilghman was also acutely aware that talking about her period could come across as preachy, so she tried to be as open and honest as possible.
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The good news is that young women who thought the war for equality was won have now become acutely aware how far we have to go.
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Taylor is acutely aware of her following and how she communicates with young women, and will never portray a character that would send the wrong message.
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Acutely aware that his job is on the line if he can't turn things around, he opens Owens's file on his desk — and history is made.
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Exposure to online racial activism like #UnfairAndLovely has made me acutely aware of the benefits I enjoy compared to people who can't hide behind racial ambiguity.
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The Lamzac is just one of several high-tech, no-electronics gadgets I've used recently that have left me acutely aware of the intelligent engineering within.
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However, I was acutely aware of the fact that I was often the only woman in many of my classes, out of 30 or 40 students.
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In the run-off, two weeks later, voters choose between the remaining candidates, acutely aware that one of the two will indeed be their next leader.
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Keynes was acutely aware of it when, in the early 1940s, he set down his thoughts on how global trade might be rebuilt after the war.
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And I say that as someone with two daughters (and a son) who is acutely aware of the distortions of the fashion world and their dangers.
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Kim is acutely aware of the risks of his self-imposed isolation and the value of nuclear weapons for ensuring his dynastic regime security and survival.
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Each of those leaders will be acutely aware of the nuance of Kim's predicament and how to exploit it for their own advantage, as will Kim.
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It's a safe bet that most Americans are acutely aware of the need to repair and update our country's roads, bridges, tunnels and other public structures.
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A first-generation immigrant, I served proudly as a Republican in Virginia's General Assembly, thus acutely aware of the fallout that can come with political missteps.
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Clinton is sworn in, a political risk both the Clintons have been acutely aware of as they weighed the pros and cons of vice-presidential candidates.
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At several points, you are acutely aware of what might go wrong, not with Naomi's plans or Erin's ambitions or Samantha's case, but with the movie.
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I became acutely aware that the shorts I was wearing had ridden up between my thighs and that the waistband was leaving indentations on my hips.
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The Serco team at Yarl's Wood are acutely aware of the vulnerability of the women in our care and we work hard to keep everyone safe.
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" Overall, Kidd said, Jaeger "created an atmosphere in which we all were acutely aware of how much power he had and how little power we had.
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My view is not that Jamie Dimon doesn't understand the disruption that is happening in financial services — on the contrary, I think he is acutely aware.
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"Trust me, after a week of listening, or recording and listening, you'll have become acutely aware of your specific problems," she wrote in a blog post.
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While she is no longer involved in the management of her business, she is said to be acutely aware of the controversies surrounding her product line.
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One Republican consultant familiar with the White House's concerns said Mr. Lewandowski was acutely aware of how his business reflected on the administration he helped elect.
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In my extensive research on the period of the Holocaust, I became acutely aware that its history was written almost exclusively by White Western European men.
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"He's acutely aware of where he is, that he's out on a frontier and he's aware that this could be a huge success," Cohn told CNBC.
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The issue is one trucking companies are acutely aware of and it has prompted some to use cameras in the cabs of semis to monitor drivers.
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She's also acutely aware of the limitations of existing AI technology, such as the fact that it can't explain its decisions the way a person can.
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As they are now acutely aware, their brand's future is in their hands and consumers are watching more closely than ever to see where they stand.
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The locals are treating him like a conquering hero, but he's acutely aware of the flaws and the ultimate futility of the mission that killed Escobar.
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I am acutely aware of the dangers of walking around on this angled roof and I don't let Jack get farther than an arm's reach away.
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China's government is acutely aware of the importance of its carbon efforts, both politically and environmentally, and of the daunting challenges it faces in creating one.
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No official list of victims has been released and police said they were "acutely aware of frustrations" at the length of time taken to formally identify bodies.
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I have worked in Ukraine and was acutely aware of what Putin did and I think it was outrageous and I think what Obama did was outrageous.
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The explicit use of Springsteen's hit is another of Cummings's more unusual moves, since as a producer he's acutely aware of the difficulties in licensing popular songs.
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Acutely aware of his coverage in the media, Trump has enjoyed how North Korea has overshadowed some of the more negative coverage of his tumultuous White House.
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While she's motivated by their support, she's also acutely aware that, if it were up to the Trump administration, no transgender person would serve in the military.
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Another theory is that China is acutely aware of what foreigners think and regrets that it had to waste political capital abroad by making Mr Meng disappear.
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Now that I'm an adult with a business of my own, I am acutely aware of how hard it can be to get something up and running.
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His lengthy experience in banking and trading makes him acutely aware of the impact central bank policy decisions and communications have on markets, analysts and contemporaries say.
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After attending meetings in the Senate Wednesday, we were acutely aware that there are only two days left for Congress to pass the VA Appeals Modernization bill.
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Jubbouri, who moved to the United States in 2008, is acutely aware of the dangers posed by Islamic militants, and the sectarian animosities which have destabilized Iraq.
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After all, he's acutely aware of the fact that his band will always be a punchline for some, and he's content to let that be the case.
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"We are acutely aware of this act of expropriation," it reads in the press release after borrowing from French anarchist Pierre-Joseph Proudhon's 1840 What is Property?
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As a New Zealand citizen and longtime resident of Christchurch, I am acutely aware of the presence of neo-Nazi and white supremacist groups in the region.
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The rulers of both countries are acutely aware that they are directly in the line of fire of any military conflict between the United States and Iran.
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I shook my head, horrified, acutely aware of my own power — realizing, in that moment, that simply saying I was hurt could take away a stranger's liberty.
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As a pediatrician, I've been acutely aware of concerns that relationships between formula companies and the American Academy of Pediatrics might be influencing policies on feeding infants.
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She was acutely aware not only of James' current symptoms but also his asthma and the fact that he has a compromised lung from a snowboarding accident.
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Yet Mr. Macron is acutely aware of the wind in the sails of populist parties across Europe, and he knows that the same could happen in France.
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Much of the sharpest examination comes, as it always has, from people of color, who have spent centuries acutely aware of how the force of whiteness operates.
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The evening made me acutely aware of my own gaze as a white critic and left me wondering what I wasn't seeing, a state to be embraced.
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Showrunners Benioff and Weiss were acutely aware of these criticisms, so when the time came to adapt Martin's two most recent books, they changed far more than usual.
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This would have alarmed the drafters of our constitution who were acutely aware that different values and interests could prevent Americans from becoming and remaining a single people.
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Early film artists were acutely aware of motion pictures as a machine-based art particularly qualified to embody the feel of modernity and the pace of urban life.
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The difference between their situations is that, while de Lesseps still wants to be friends with Frankel, Morgan is acutely aware of the bad terms they are on.
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Having been lucky enough to meet some of our country's amazing charities, I became acutely aware of just how important the earliest years of our lives really are.
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The effect of all this is to make the player — you, and me, the viewers — acutely aware of the mechanics of the game, and our decision-making processes.
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Americans became acutely aware of The Hatch Act in the past month after FBI Director James Comey made a surprise announcement just 11 days out from Election Day.
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But when I went to college and studied dance, I became acutely aware of how having roommates can influence the way that you eat, for better or worse.
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As mayor of a city that would have been underwater just a few million years ago, Cason is acutely aware of his community's tenuous relationship with the sea.
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THUMP and Julie Adenuga are acutely aware of this, which is why we've been setting out to ask ravers all over the UK some of life's biggest questions.
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"While we've made progress, I am acutely aware that we have more to do," Intel CEO Brian Krzanich said on the call to discuss its fourth quarter results.
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In the aftermath of Oduyoye's death, WARDC became acutely aware of how it important it is to formally identify cases of hospital detention using their network of monitors.
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His lengthy experience in banking and trading will make him acutely aware of the impact central bank policy decisions and communications have on markets, analysts and contemporaries say.
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Having spent over 30 years in the U.S. Marine Corps, I'm acutely aware that climate security is national security, a fact recognized by both Republican and Democratic administrations.
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And marketers are acutely aware of how a $173 billion voluntourism industry, which competes with Peace Corps for recruits, has turned white savior mythology into a thriving business.
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Jantzen prides herself on being part of a female-led cofounding team and has become very acutely aware of the specific challenges involved in fundraising for female founders.
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While Ressa admits she feels "uncomfortable" serving as a global figurehead for the fight for a free press, she is acutely aware of the importance of the cause.
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This would have alarmed the drafters of our Constitution, who were acutely aware that different values and interests could prevent Americans from becoming and remaining a single people.
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And I am acutely aware of the hurdles that young women face in this business and have spent the better part of 20 years advocating for women journalists.
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She is acutely aware of the viewers who have been rooting for her and her fellow actors and actresses who have put up with this racism for years.
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The musicologist and conductor Leon Botstein said that Brahms was acutely aware that he lived in a time in which modernizing forces threatened a rupture with the past.
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Senate Democrats covet Alabama's Senate seat, passionately, but, as Mr. Schumer demonstrated, they are acutely aware of the risk of being seen as orchestrating the race from afar.
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"Racecourses and racing yards are embedded in their local communities and we are acutely aware of our responsibilities to protect public health," BHA chief executive Nick Rust said.
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Even when she is running late, she never drives above the speed limit, acutely aware that the break she was given can just as easily be taken away.
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It's not that I wanted to; I was terrified for months and acutely aware of the pain a strike would have caused my colleagues on the production side.
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Officials in state's capital found themselves pleading for patience, acutely aware of the unrest that has sometimes followed police shootings that have claimed the lives of black men.
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This is a call to action for health-care professionals to become acutely aware of the changing health-care goals and policies that affect our profession and patients.
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And while students now have more information about every college and university at their fingertips, they are also acutely aware of how they compare relative to their peers.
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So GOP leaders in Washington and Maine are taking a hands-off approach, acutely aware of Collins' sensitive political situation and her penchant for going her own way.
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His powers — indestructibility, basically — have made him acutely aware of the fragility around him, not just in the people's he's lost but also in the people he hurts.
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"Patients, many of whom do not drink or use drugs, are acutely aware of the stereotypes the public has regarding liver disease," he told Reuters Health by email.
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The president is more careful about expressing such an analysis in public, acutely aware that his past comments have made him look as if he was underestimating the threat.
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As the Ryan Coogler-directed movie sets records for advance ticket sales and brings glowing reviews, stars like Chadwick Boseman are becoming acutely aware of Black Panther's revolutionary potential.
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Acutely aware of his situation, he is a man of juxtapositions; he is optimistic yet dejected, patient yet anxious, buoyed by supporters from around the world, yet completely isolated.
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Citing Russian-built T-72 and T-90 tanks, Army senior officials seem acutely aware that the US will likely confront near-peer armored vehicles, weapons systems and technologies.
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This is the engine of The Leftovers: people have become acutely aware that there is a place beyond our existential box, but now they must continue life within it.
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Acutely aware that conversations about family size can lead to accusations of being anti-family, the group's mission statement underscores that its members stand with parents and children everywhere.
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G Baby - "Bad Habits" G Baby gained wide recognition on the Baltimore street rap scene in 2016 as an acutely aware 17-year-old with a penchant for storytelling.
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However, if, like me, you are acutely aware of the impending death march toward the dissolution of any boundaries whatsoever between work and play: Yes, you should probably care.
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While most cars gave me a wide berth on the road, it was still a white-knuckling experience: you're acutely aware that you're largely unprotected while riding between cars.
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However, it will need to be done in a way that also benefits retail investors and maintains a level playing field — something Gandesha says he is acutely aware of.
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Acutely aware that food meant power, Vladimir Lenin abandoned War Communism in favour of a new economic policy that replaced requisition with taxes and made some concession to capitalism.
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Enter a mosquito with Zika, and we become acutely aware of how our leadership has failed us – especially low-income women and women of color living in Southern states.
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Rather than blind allegiance to status quo, this focus on the brevity of existence made Aurelius a man acutely aware of his own limitations and ready to take action.
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Doolittle and his "Raiders" successfully engaged their intended targets and shook the resolve of the Japanese, who were now acutely aware that the United States could reach their mainland.
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Few are more acutely aware of the danger they pose than police Lt-Colonel Falah Hammad Hindi, who instructed his men to take cover as mortars landed ever closer.
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Acutely aware of the difference in the ways male and female novelists are asked to promote their books, Sudjic says she fought hard to keep the novel's original title.
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Later, when I caught up with Buterin in private, he was acutely aware of his status and the fact that he can't be the sole face of Ethereum forever.
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So when we make an addition to our collection of kitchen gadgets, we're acutely aware of how much shelf or cupboard real estate this new object might take up.
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Wednesday's full moon in Libra makes you sensitive to your reputation, as you become acutely aware of what other people think about you and how that makes you feel.
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" Young added that "investors are also acutely aware that many misjudged the economic severity of the virus early on, making them more open to entertaining worst-case scenarios now.
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And I felt acutely aware at all times that there wasn't a ton of space for a trans woman (or maybe just a woman!) like me in 1969 Hollywood.
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Mrs. Kennedy was, after all, acutely aware that her highbrow tastes and meticulously orchestrated wardrobe had everything to do with the glamour she wished to project as first lady.
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Most Israelis are acutely aware of the trap they are in: Withdrawing from the territories would jeopardize their national security, but annexing the territories would jeopardize their national majority.
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Samuel J. Wilkof, chief executive of Stark Industrial, a small machine products manufacturer in North Canton, Ohio, said he was acutely aware how differently some policies would affect businesses.
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Ironically, seeing clowns now fully repressed in the form of a purely commercial form of children's entertainment made people more acutely aware of the dark side they weren't seeing.
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Clinton's deep connections have complicated the political calculations for candidates at a time when her party is acutely aware of not repeating what some Democrats see as her mistakes.
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She was acutely aware that our health care system is broken and worked hard to ensure that all people, including those with disabilities, had access to appropriate health care.
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However, all of us studied in the aftermath of the 2014 fire and we are acutely aware of the detrimental impact that the first fire had on our studies.
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This chart from Avalere makes it clear, I think: The people who are working to sign people up for Obamacare this year are acutely aware of their closing window.
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I've developed this protective feeling about how we're portrayed, and at the same time I'm acutely aware of the issues we face and the root causes of these issues.
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Speaking to The Verge, OpenAI research scientist Miles Brundage, who works on the societal impact of artificial intelligence, said the lab was "acutely aware" of this sort of trade-off.
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Northam's policy team will craft a set of proposals based on the premise that the governor's mistakes made him more acutely aware of the inequity and injustice black Virginians face.
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Robin Rand, commander of the Air Force Global Strike Command, said he was "acutely aware" of the risks posed by the crumbling infrastructure and thought about it when considering missions.
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"There are 12 teams and there's one with their head of state here," Ryan said, acutely aware that there is no hiding a poor performance from the retired rear admiral.
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"As local residents, we're acutely aware of the pain points caused by Brazil's inefficient public transit, and we built Yellow specifically to address them," Musa said in a press release.
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In progressive circles, we have to make sure that we are acutely aware of that tendency of the society that we live in, and that we are constantly countering it.
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"Young adolescents do not live in the world of childhood... they live in a transitional era where they're acutely aware of what's going on," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The two leaders appeared acutely aware of the spotlight upon them: Moon maintained an air of calm statesmanship; Kim occasionally appeared to revel in the attention of the world's media.
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None of these are particularly relevant for the decision at hand, but the report authors appeared acutely aware of the political peril of finding China not guilty of currency manipulation.
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With less than three weeks to go, those who haven't qualified are scrambling for a spot onstage, acutely aware of the risks from failing to make the debate (The Hill).
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The president has often appeared averse to face-to-face confrontation, and according to the Times, he is acutely aware that firing Kelly would do little for his public image.
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But she is also acutely aware that Rader — who, from early on, played to the media and tried to exploit it — is looking to make an impression with their book.
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Beyond the connection to the city's naval and maritime history, the sponsors were also acutely aware of the effect of rising sea levels, but opted to offer a proactive approach.
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I read "my" Murdochs in my tiny bedroom that summer, acutely aware of the noises of my family going about its vacation life on the other side of the door.
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He told me that one by one, his fellow prisoners from the Vietnam War had been dying, and that he was acutely aware that one day, his time would come.
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Congressional leadership has tried to shut down that chatter, acutely aware that any drastic action taken by lawmakers could spark further panic both on Wall Street and across the country.
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We're all acutely aware of how extremely difficult it is to work together as family members, and we all have a way of doing it that's very therapy talk-ey.
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Now acutely aware that bird strikes were bound to increase as air travel opened up to the masses, federal regulators took steps to ensure that planes became more bird-resistant.
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Schultz is acutely aware that he is not well-known, confirmed by a recent CNN Poll conducted by SSRS, where almost half of Americans (46%) had never heard of him.
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As a businessperson who is extremely familiar with the advantages of scale and strict operational standards, he must be acutely aware that he cannot compete as a third-party candidate.
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In the end the district was not directly affected by the storm, but North Carolinians are acutely aware of their danger and the importance of government response when they hit.
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Silicon Valley has become acutely aware of the impression that it's politically biased, taking steps to show that political considerations don't play into how information is displayed on the sites.
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Venetians are acutely aware of these looming threats, and that's why there's frustration among scientists, policymakers, engineers, and advocates over why it wasn't better able to prevent this week's destruction.
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Furman said he's "acutely" aware that the justices are currently reviewing his own January opinion blocking the government from including the question, and he didn't want to interfere in that case.
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As a filmmaker whose work has consistently investigated the connection between colonialism, capitalism, and history, Henderson is acutely aware of his presence as a white European artist working in the Caribbean.
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You have to think about your biases in every situation and context to be acutely aware of how those systems are impacting your decisions and how they're impacting your thought process.
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I say this especially because, as public safety director of DeKalb County, Georgia, I've had my own officers tell me that they are acutely aware of being under added public scrutiny.
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But he's also acutely aware that the city is grappling with huge inequalities between those who've benefited from the march of technology and those who have been almost entirely let behind.
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As someone who has worked in film and television for almost 20 years, I am acutely aware that the craft of filmmaking is all about maximizing the impact on the audience.
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It's disorienting at times, but Saterstrom calmly guides you through the book's internal logic and magic; even if an essay falls short of its aims, you're acutely aware of those aims.
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So I, a progressive who is acutely aware of the plight of First Nations, watched Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt and didn't think it was racist, and I don't know what that means.
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"I was born into a hearse because I was black first," he sang, acutely aware of what Baldwin called being "menaced and marked," the twofold conundrum of being black and gay.
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I speak too as someone acutely aware of the inconsistencies and uncertainties in my own pro-life convictions, which continue to be challenged and changed in the midst of lived experience.
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We work in a field rife with both real geniuses and ersatz self-proclaimed ones, where nobody knows everything and everybody is acutely aware of all the things they don't know.
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"We are acutely aware that Democrats have a mixed record of success when President Obama is not on the ballot, and that he can galvanize opponents," Schultz said in an email.
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For over 25 years, we've developed opioid medications for patients with chronic pain, and we are acutely aware of the public health risks they can create, even when taken as prescribed.
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As former aides to the president have told me, Obama is acutely aware that whatever he says or does will be interpreted as a rebuke of, or commentary on, Donald Trump.
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And with less than three weeks to go, those who haven't are scrambling for a spot on stage, acutely aware of the risks that failing to make the debate will run.
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We're optimistic about our future, too, but we're also acutely aware, as are many in our industry and throughout the American economy, of the urgent need to reform our tax code.
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Oil and gas producers, as well as big services companies such as Schlumberger, Halliburton and Baker Hughes, are acutely aware of the need to maintain capacity and skills through the cycle.
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My guide at the museum was especially eager that I understand the significance of their placement in the picture: These were marginal men, acutely aware that the glory went to others.
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As a Socialist leader, Mr. Sánchez has also sounded acutely aware of what he learned from the euro debt crisis, when countries like Spain imposed stringent budget cuts and austerity measures.
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"During this time of unexpected challenges to our nation as a result of COVID-19, we are acutely aware of the potential for economic hardship on security clearance holders," Evanina wrote.
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"Racecourses and racing yards are embedded in their local communities and we are acutely aware of our responsibilities to protect public health," BHA chief executive Nick Rust said in a statement.
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"As healthcare workers ourselves, we are acutely aware of the strain that this pandemic is placing on NHS staffing systems," Dr. Anas Nader, the CEO of Patchwork Health, told Business Insider.
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As a critical care physician and a mother of two young boys, one of whom has autism, I have always been acutely aware of the need to be in the moment.
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On the question of enforcement, China must be acutely aware that if it fails to comply with the terms of the agreement, an already damaging trade war is likely to resume.
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Some of the patients I met, including those who have faced the gravest diagnoses, seem acutely aware of the trade-offs demanded of them to keep a single-payer system sustainable.
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"Our members are acutely aware of how important and consequential this election is obviously to the country, but also how the Hispanic community has been attacked by this administration," she added.
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As Robert Jones's turntable set revolves, we become acutely aware of "the maid from Lorraine" who is Joan as the lone woman amid a sea of mostly truculent or adversarial men.
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Obama is "acutely aware" of the difficult election year politics for the TPP but that will not stop him from forging ahead, White House spokesman Eric Schultz told reporters on Friday.
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And he is acutely aware that his surname, which doubles as a racial slur, can teeter like an unexploded bomb on the lips of every Mississippian who dares to mutter it.
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Acutely aware of Mr. Trump's complaints about foreign competitors, Mr. Abe stressed that "Japanese businesses have built factories all over the United States" and invested $150 billion, creating many American jobs.
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"We are acutely aware that skepticism abounds regarding the willingness and capacity of Honduran authorities to carry out an effective investigation in this case," the lawmakers wrote in their Monday letter.
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"I was acutely aware that I was calling people in to take them away from their family or loved ones to come to an operation," he said in a phone interview.
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And Democrats are acutely aware that whoever takes the helm of the House Oversight Committee, one of three panels leading the investigation into Trump, will become a crucial messenger on impeachment.
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FSA dollars expire at the end of each year — I became acutely aware of this fact earlier this month, when I realized I had a decent amount left in my account.
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Researchers with the GEC were acutely aware of that fact throughout the three-year effort, sharing preliminary data with governments and nonprofits to help support African savanna elephant populations in real time.
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"The city of Chicago has its issues, the Chicago Police Department has its issues with racism and excessive force and all of that, and I'm acutely aware of that," Johnson told GMA.
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The societal shift to digital means that consumers have access to more information about brands than ever before, and they are acutely aware of just how much data companies collect about them.
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But Sanders must be acutely aware that he still is beholden to the people of Vermont — if he loses his presidential bid, he will go back to representing them in the Senate.
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"I think the ECB is very acutely aware that if you carry down this path, that's not necessarily going to have the results you want, because it didn't in Japan," he said.
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It is no coincidence that Sherrod Brown, a Democratic senator from Ohio who is acutely aware of the struggles of families hurt by trade, co-sponsored a bill to expand the EITC.
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Indeed, America's leaders were acutely aware of how precarious and easily disrupted international peace traditionally had been, and this knowledge steeled them in the face of the challenges of the postwar era.
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That was probably the last time you thought about scoliosis, but as an adult, you might be acutely aware of your posture and back pain, and looking for a cause or explanation.
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In fairness, McCarthy's depiction of Spicey as an over-the-top, buffoonish character has made me acutely aware of the concern some of my fellow progressives have about comedians' take on Trump.
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As a veteran who served in the Iraq War, I'm acutely aware of the issues raised by Khan as well as the imperative articulated by Trump that our nation be kept secure.
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Over the past several years, Americans have become acutely aware that our coal industry is changing rapidly – largely as a result of shifting technology in the energy industry and other market forces.
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He and Cilic are the only men to have beaten both Murray and Djokovic this season, and each is acutely aware of what a Davis Cup victory would mean to his country.
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"All South Africans are acutely aware of the great economic difficulties our country has been experiencing and the constraints this has placed on public finances," he said in a televised national address.
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"Thailand's low-end manufacturing sector has already been gutted by Chinese competition, and the leadership is acutely aware that closer ties would take a further toll on their economy," Mr. McLeod said.
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When, in January, I tweeted about how my own abortion made me angry about the "heartbeat" bills being floated — and passed — in state legislatures, I felt acutely aware of this delicate negotiation.
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Face masks make me acutely aware of the mechanics of every inhale and exhale — which is distracting if I'm trying to do anything else, as I'm pretty much breathing all the time.
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Even before Harvey, Houstonians had become acutely aware that the flooding question was central to the discussion about their city's future — although political solutions have not always been easy to come by.
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I am also acutely aware that the program owes a debt to both parties for its past successes and that it will take both parties to restore the program to good health.
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I start with James Madison, who was as committed as either Locke or Smith to the supremacy of individual liberty but was acutely aware of the inherent tension between liberty and democracy.
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"The world fell apart and we were acutely aware of the fact that the government was going to ... play a more active role in people's lives, like, at every level," Schur said.
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Iowans are acutely aware of their responsibility in holding the first presidential nominating contests, and the state's Democrats do not want to set the party on a path to a weak nominee.
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I was acutely aware when he would listen quietly to my every word — not blasting music or checking his phone, but waiting for me to articulate my thoughts, no matter how inconsequential.
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Supreme's limited-run clothes are sold in intimidating environments where customers feel acutely aware of being scrutinized, and from resellers who charge upward of six times the original price for an item.
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"I Think He Knows" and "Cruel Summer" merge awkward desire and anxious excitement in her signature chaotic way, acutely aware that (as the Pet Shop Boys put it) anticipation is a stimulation.
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After some time, I became acutely aware that I could not feel my body, which I suppose was the whole point of depriving the brain of any connection to the physical world.
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We were all acutely aware that Pittsburgh, then the steel capital of the world, would most likely be hit by one of the first Russian nuclear missiles should World War Three erupt.
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The good news Many analysts don't believe the countries would go to war for a host of reasons, the biggest being that both sides are acutely aware of how destructive it could be.
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While Sarah McBride is used the being "the first" – she was the first openly transgender intern at the White House – she's acutely aware of the historical weight of her speech on Thursday night.
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When I reached McAfee over the phone, he said he was acutely aware of the market chaos his tweets can sow, and attributed it to automated trading bots working off of his advice.
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As a genetic counselor, I am acutely aware that this category includes women who decide to end their pregnancies for medical reasons, such as severe genetic disease or chromosomal abnormalities in the fetus.
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Sitting in the frigid ersatz cafeteria during a short midday break for lunch, director Mimi Leder was acutely aware of the responsibility of making a film like this at a time like this.
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She is acutely aware of the work that needs to be done on behalf of this nation and is prepared to lead and lift up hard-working men and women across this nation.
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Letter To the Editor: As the president of a private university, I am acutely aware of the financial challenges many lower- and middle-income families face in helping their child choose a college.
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Yet as the president of the International Republican Institute (IRI), one of the international organizations targeted in the "foreign funding trial" of 2013, I am acutely aware of the reality behind the rhetoric.
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"We are acutely aware that the access we have now could end tomorrow," he said, adding that a plan for air delivery of aid remained on the table if land access dried up.
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Kavanaugh himself is of course acutely aware of this — but for all its imperfections, his umpire metaphor usefully tells us what kind of justice he wants to be: a modest, nonpartisan rule-follower.
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Her narrator, acutely aware of the pitfalls of what she calls "diaspora tourism," fails to conjure the obligatory images in her mind, and thereby protects the history of the site from becoming kitsch.
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I was a Midwesterner one year into her first big-league job in New York City; I was acutely aware of my discount-store dress and my inexperience with the city&aposs culture.
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Joseph 'JP' Patterson, of Complex UK and founder of youth culture magazine Trench, is also acutely aware of black underrepresentation, pointing to the the small number of black music editors and staff writers.
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The whole trailer is very dark and stoic, since everyone is acutely aware that they're about to do battle against an army of goddamn ice zombies for the fate of all living beings.
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I was suddenly made acutely aware, in a way I had never been before, that the "B" in LGBTQ referred to me, and that I hadn't thought of myself as straight in years.
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It is acutely aware of the online misinformation campaigns that have been generated when other countries have put polarizing topics to public votes, such as Britain's 2016 referendum on leaving the European Union.
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I was acutely aware of having the responsibility of three kids, while trying to be a kid myself, and creating an environment that wasn't completely just horrible for them, sitting there doing nothing.
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Acutely aware of the deficiencies of this nimble cultural aikido, a new group of artists and activists have refocused their efforts not on the messages themselves, but on the spaces that they occupy.
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Americans have become acutely aware of this problem over the past several years as we continue seeing a regular spate of mass shootings — one that no other developed nation has to deal with.
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The billionaires, chief executives and prime ministers convening in Davos from Wednesday to Saturday are acutely aware of the underlying problem of wealth and income inequality, as they have been since the financial crisis.
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As with any other high-profile public event — and even more so with one hosting so many public figures — the World Economic Forum is acutely aware that the event could be a terrorist target.
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Either through internal checks or U.S. and European sanctions, the best outcome for Qatar is a chastened crown prince - not a deposed one - who is more acutely aware of the limits of his power.
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"Everyone in the company is acutely aware that this is not something investors expect from us," Sun's founder and Managing Director Dilip Shanghvi said during a post-earnings conference call with analysts on Friday.
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Hill is also a visible black woman who speaks her opinions on the internet, and so she is also acutely aware (or made aware daily) of the people who would prefer she be silenced.
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Iowa political leaders are acutely aware of the pressure they will now be under to either drastically reform their quadrennial caucuses or lose their place at the head of the presidential nominating process altogether.
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Anyone working with 3D objects and programs will be acutely aware of how Nvidia has carved out a market for 3D rendering apps that only work with its CUDA-compatible cards for GPU acceleration.
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Given that Mr Trump was so willing to abandon the economic dimension of America's commitment to the region, Mr Abe was acutely aware of the risk that he might dump the military dimension too.
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"We are acutely aware of the impact of these decisions on our people and the affected employees will have the option to be transferred to the new owners to ensure job retention," Thomsen said.
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"We are acutely aware of the crisis in the enforcement of our immigration laws," US Circuit Judge Jay Bybee, who was appointed by former president George W. Bush, wrote in the ruling filed Friday.
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Nowhere are Americans more acutely aware of the system being rigged against them than in the area of education: That's why the Varsity Blues corruption scandal has resonated so widely with the general public.
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"The Museum is acutely aware of the consequences to the millions of Jews who were unable to flee Nazism, as noted in our November 2015 statement on the Syrian refugee crisis," the email began.
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When I was asked to hand in the ticket I'd been given in the cloakroom, I became acutely aware of the importance I had implanted in physical things that reminded me of the attack.
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"As someone who is about to become a father, I am acutely aware of our shared responsibility to make this world more resilient and its inhabitants more accountable for the next generation," Harry said.
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Unfortunately, that is the same ancient Europe that became a hub for white supremacists seeking a convenient mythology to ground their beliefs in—a troublesome pattern that modern medieval scholars are acutely aware of.
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She understands the corny elements of the show but embraces it with expert levels of charisma, acutely aware of the ridiculous premise — but also knows anyone watching would risk it all for love, too.
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Clinton was acutely aware that her presence with these women helped to build common cause with their challenges, thereby embracing and elevating women around the world as her partners in transforming traditional gender roles.
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Religious leaders and religious political actors are acutely aware of their value in regional politics; they understand that local governments and global coalitions are seeking them out to counterbalance the weight of violent extremism.
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As he spoke, I became acutely aware of how much it has meant for Close to continue working this past year, to force himself through the block, to confront the canvas anew each day.
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I enjoy the fast pace of advertising and the creative opportunities it brings, but I am acutely aware that I am becoming part of the inequality machine every time I accept work like this.
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The outreach by Facebook shows how the company tries to stay acutely aware of public opinion about itself and some of the core issues affecting its business by engaging with influential figures in society.
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The team behind financial planning software provider MoneyGuide, created by PIETech — bought up by Envestnet seven months ago for $500 million — is acutely aware of that, and has been expanding under its new owner.
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Consumed by her own anxiety and stage fright, the dancer becomes acutely aware of the audience — people who are bored or who are staring right back at her — until their gaze almost consumes her.
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As some of the countries most vulnerable to climate change impacts, we are acutely aware of the need to move urgently to implement its objectives and that starts by bringing the agreement into force.
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That's why, in addition to the baseline, markets are acutely aware of what's called a "fat left tail" — that is, a possibility that we could end up in a damaging full-scale trade war.
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This left her feeling that she never fully belonged in either place, which made her acutely aware of the ways identity and experience are constructed, something evident in her beautiful, eerie portraiture and landscapes.
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The information explosion, with the vast access offered by the digital tentacles at our fingertips, has made us acutely aware of how truly insignificant we are as individuals in the grand scheme of things.
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"Zuck woke up on Nov 9th acutely aware that FB had facilitated a new shift he didn't foresee or understand," wrote Hubbard, whose LinkedIn page indicates he's now working on a "stealth" new company.
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Some have noted the event is a reminder of the threat that extreme weather exacerbated by climate change poses to national security operations and infrastructure—a threat that the Pentagon is acutely aware of.
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People who deal in lies in order to gain and maintain power over others are acutely aware of this, and they knowingly exploit a societal tendency to innately trust pretty, charming, and powerful people.
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Mr. Bayliss said that all along, investigators have been acutely aware that the suspects would be protected in Russia and never tried, though Interpol red notices and domestic and European arrest warrants were issued.
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Except it wasn't: As I meandered down mostly empty four-lane freeways in my Ford Fiesta rental, I became acutely aware that, unlike on the Slow Roll or Q-Line, I wasn't meeting anyone.
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" Charles Kaiser, a former colleague at The Times, added in an email: "She was acutely aware of the damage to democracy from the disappearance of daily reporters at courthouses, state houses and city halls.
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I stayed with my fiance and we were both acutely aware of each other the entire time we were in our room, sometimes having to do a little dance to slide past one another.
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But having spent the last year writing a book about the history, science and psychology of tomboys, I'm acutely aware of how modern girls who resemble the tomboys of my youth are now underrepresented.
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Supporters of lower-polling candidates are acutely aware of the calculation that they will have to make on caucus night as concerns about "second choice" have come to color the final days of campaigning.
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But recent polls show a tightening race in the Palmetto State, and allies of Biden are acutely aware that anything short of a first-place finish there on Saturday will likely tank his campaign.
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Ryan, a strong trade proponent, has several times said they don't have the votes to pass it, and he's acutely aware of the anti-trade sentiment coursing through the nation and his own party.
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The works draw attention to the most basic details of the environment, and there is an implication in them that once you are acutely aware of any object, you are responsible for its welfare.
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And so, as my morning sessions end and I cross over to my scholarly retreat, I am acutely aware that my present commitments as a doctor might undermine my capacity to fairly envision the past.
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When I first experienced this, I suddenly became acutely aware of just how much pressure I need to have applied to my G-spot, and I could control my pelvic floor with precision and ease.
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Duda is acutely aware of the political consequences of potential anti-coal action, given the 101 (out of 460) parliamentary seats in the country's coal region that politicians need to compete for every four years.
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Acutely aware of US immigration law, smugglers have also told would-be migrants that the Trump administration won't be able to detain them for long if they cross the border with a child, Selee said.
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I was acutely aware of the cost back then because I would settle the tab by counting out $20 bills; cash was the only way to pay unless you had a Peter Luger credit card.
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Many of Kabul's political movers and shakers are acutely aware of the fate suffered by Hamdullah Mohib, the former Afghan ambassador to the United States and current national security adviser to Afghan President Ashraf Ghani.
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As the oldest traveler in the group (and the shortest now that my youngest grandson, at age 11, has passed me), I am acutely aware of the risk of blood clots when flying long distances.
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Realizing the truth about their immigration status meant becoming more acutely aware than their peers of the ways in which government shaped their lives, and what needed to change for them to achieve their potential.
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A New World pope: Francis, hailing from Argentina, is acutely aware of the problems faced by a massively Catholic country like Brazil, where there's one priest for every ten thousand Catholics in the Amazon region.
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What I did observe, when you're experiencing some form of discrimination, you are unaware of it, but what I was acutely aware of was the anti-woman perspective ... They would crumble up a girl's résumé.
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Gate City boys basketball coach Scott Vermillion, for instance, knows McClung was acutely aware of his newfound audience during his senior season, which ended with a 29-2 record and a Class 2 state title.
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I became acutely aware that leggings were possibly the most misunderstood garment in high school, when I heard people idiotically recite the same clichéd opinion ad nauseum: I hate when people wear leggings as pants.
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Despite the differences, the desire to get out of town can be a powerful incentive, with lawmakers on both sides acutely aware that the battle for the Senate could turn on a handful of races.
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As a local boy made good, Yan is acutely aware of the hazards that accompany a publicized homecoming: having to serve as the guest of honor at interminable banquets, being the dedicatee of countless toasts.
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"Anybody present in the Russian market, however, is acutely aware of the geopolitical risks and adjusts their portfolio with respect to it," noted Ondrej Schneider, chief economist for Russia at the Institute of International Finance.
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You'll find you not only can rattle off information way better when prompted, but you'll become acutely aware of your progress (or lack thereof), things happening at the company and how you prioritize your work.
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And her dancers seemed acutely aware of where and how to allocate their energy: just how limply to fall into a partner's embrace; just how much force to throw behind the swing of a leg.
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But he was acutely aware of the influence that his music had had on a nascent rock 'n' roll scene, with bands like The Rolling Stones and The Beach Boys clearly indebted to his style.
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As much as he brought into visibility, he seems acutely aware that there were limits to what he saw, and that his god-like omnipotence as artist could neither stop change nor prevent the unforeseen.
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The case is not a rehash of the copiously documented charge that Exxon had for years subsidized climate change denialist groups even as its own scientists were acutely aware of the dangers of global warming.
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Mr. Tillerson came to the hearing acutely aware that his first task was to allay concerns that his four decades at Exxon had left him too close to Mr. Putin and dictators around the world.
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Brown, sources close to him say, is acutely aware that he has inherited an extremely lucky circumstance that allows him to pass a healthy economy to his successor, luck he does not believe will hold.
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They have expressed shock at how the system was manipulated, while being acutely aware that they, as part of the system, may bear some responsibility for an admissions process that has spun out of control.
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At the same time, the French government remains acutely aware that the Yellow Vest uprising last winter was touched off by a rise in the gasoline tax, part of an effort to fight climate change.
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"If Thrush is acutely aware of what young women face in the business of political journalism, he should also know it's because he himself is one of the problems women face," McGann wrote for Vox.
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I'd drift in some Saturdays and catch up, but it was infrequent and done with a hush, as if one of the girls or cool kids I was suddenly so acutely aware of might find out.
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The two men were both acutely aware of the challenges facing upstart or boutique real estate firms that could not keep up with the flood of leads that came in from mobile applications and the internet.
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Hundreds of thousands of home-grown New York businesses are no doubt acutely aware that the state's $1.7 billion in subsidies for Amazon could have instead been used to reduce the state's comparatively high tax burden.
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The full results of the survey can be seen here: 2018 Bay Area Council Poll: More Plan to Exit Bay Area by Patrick Chu on Scribd Bay Area employers are acutely aware of the housing crisis.
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Suddenly, I become acutely aware that I've become my worst nightmare: a thirsty rave thot tapping a celebrity DJ on the shoulder, trying to plead my way into the Alpha and Omega of tech-house parties.
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But I wouldn't mind striking up a correspondence with Thomas Jefferson, the finest natural writer to occupy the presidency and the public figure most acutely aware of the tragic contradictions at the heart of American history.
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No teams like to lose players to injury, but the Chiefs and Rams are both in position to qualify for the playoffs and are acutely aware that losing a key player could derail their postseason chances.
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Like her father, Ms. Trump is acutely aware of her news coverage: A rotating cast of White House aides have often tried to get her credit in the news media for issues she has worked on.
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"New Jersey is among the states whose residents carry the most student-loan debt, so we are acutely aware of the need to ensure that educational institutions keep their promises," Mr. Grewal wrote in the letter.
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Sarai Eitches, another Los Angeles-based concierge doctor treating patients who suspect that they are infected, told Business Insider that she is acutely aware of the problems that could stem from wealthy Americans purchasing better care.
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At the same time, congresswomen, scholars, and practitioners concerned about gender inequality are acutely aware that progress in representation for women in Congress has been slow, is far from complete, and does not happen without work.
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Ukraine, too, has been acutely aware of the problem since 2014, when Malaysia Airlines MH17 was shot down over territory held by pro-Russian rebels in eastern Ukraine as it flew from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur.
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Republicans are acutely aware that if they turn on Mr. Trump, they run the risk of alienating the voters who made him president, voters the Republican Party is going to badly need in the midterm elections.
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Wordplay VARIETY PUZZLE — Upon solving this acrostic I became acutely aware of how very many Brit-centric clues we had to figure, which is an endearing and enduring sign of Emily Cox's and Henry Rathvon's craftsmanship.
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Ukraine, too, has been acutely aware of the problem since 2014, when Malaysia Airlines MH13 was shot down over territory held by pro-Russian rebels in eastern Ukraine as it flew from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur.
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"We are acutely aware of the blatant absurdity of the fact that "Comedian" is an otherwise inexpensive and perishable piece of produce and a couple inches of duct tape," one couple that purchased the banana said.
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While Republicans may have a rare chance to open the flow of legislation, the party's leaders are acutely aware of the punishment that Americans have historically delivered in midterm elections when things have not gone well.
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" We're acutely aware of the impact this could have on our customers, our customers do ship internationally quite a bit, and we want to ensure they have seamless access to those markets," said Jeff Carberry, Stamps.
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It was in this role that he became acutely aware of the power of a posted billboard, and the message it conveys, as well as the restrictions media outlets have with what they can get away with.
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But all members are acutely aware an agreement is about more than just a short-term boost to export earnings and has implications for the future regional power structure in the Gulf, which makes a deal harder.
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With his company staring down what could reportedly be a multibillion-dollar fine from the FTC for violating its 2011 consent decree, Zuckerberg is acutely aware of what public perception around privacy could do to Facebook's business.
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"Those who orchestrated the attack would have been acutely aware of the decreasing military presence in the area and the increasing numbers of ships which are not sufficiently capable of defending themselves against a hijack," he said.
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Matt and I were made acutely aware of these systems through virtue of sitting with our parents around the dinner table; his father was a cop, my father is a doctor, and my mother was a nurse.
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Republican campaign chiefs raced to distance themselves from Trump's decision not to single out white supremacists for condemnation, acutely aware of the potential damage the comments could have on the party's prospects in the 2018 midterm elections.
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As a medical doctor representing the Hispanic community, I am acutely aware that asthma, heart disease, and cancer rates are exacerbated by living near highways, ports, and other places where cars and trucks are burning dirty fuels.
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Given the fact that pharma is really acutely aware of its PR image right now, and also partly aware that the new president is not afraid to publicly excoriate any particular company over unpopular things they've done.
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These kinds of redactions will surely be the least controversial ones in Mueller's document, as both Republicans and Democrats in Congress are acutely aware of these risks and are unlikely to push back too hard on them.
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Having spent the past 10 years working in fashion where I can usually count on being the only size 12 in the room, I'm acutely aware that I'm expected to dress by a different set of rules.
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Appropriators need to be acutely aware of waiver opportunities, insist that state agency officials pursue maximum flexibility when beneficial, and be willing to decline federal funds for activities that they would not undertake absent those federal dollars.
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Google — acutely aware that any failure of its product would be a high-profile disaster — has sent personnel to Las Vegas in case there are problems with the online spreadsheet application it provided to calculate caucus results.
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She was acutely aware of what happened to Dr. Ronny L. Jackson, the White House physician who withdrew his nomination for secretary of veterans affairs amid allegations about his workplace conduct, the current and former officials said.
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The Black Panther Party was acutely aware of the connection between radical politics and visual culture, and the man behind their bold aesthetic style was Emory Douglas, who became the Black Panther Party's Minister of Culture in 1967.
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Just to be sure, I reached out to the developers behind the Wayfair app to see what they thought about Tango shortcomings, and the impression I got is that they are acutely aware of the problem as well.
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I have no doubt that they were acutely aware of being the scattered few in the room, because that's what it means to be in the minority, to be forever surrounded by people who don't look like you.
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The jurisdictions in which they operate are each acutely aware of any knavish tricks by the authorities in the other intended to support the home team, and are willing to challenge such arrangements in the World Trade Organisation.
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Krasinski and his brilliant sound team even manage to turn our own bodies against us – I was acutely aware of my own gasps and signs, and frequently found myself covering my mouth so I wouldn't yelp in shock.
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"Big retailers are acutely aware that direct-to-consumer brands are building close and authentic relationships with their customers, which seems to be driving a willingness to be more flexible on terms than they have historically," he said.
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That decision crystallized, rather, through a chain of events whereby Hozoji became acutely aware of the difference—the "fine line," as Dillon called it—between exercising treaty rights as a commercial harvester, and the science she's doing now.
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Continental's Schaefer said he was acutely aware that shareholders were entitled to an "absolutely stable dividend" following a year when the company's shares fell 46 percent, underperforming the blue-chip DAX index which lost 18.3 percent in 2018.
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"Employers are more acutely aware of not only the positives of having workers who stay longer and are more committed, but of the downside risk to their whole enterprise if they have a toxic work environment," she added.
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Dugan said state and city government agencies are acutely aware of the environmental and infrastructural damages rock salt causes (think corrosion of cars and bridges)—because it costs them money—and are working to decrease use of it.
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My cry was sharp and loud and made me acutely aware of the near-silence in the room, of the sounds he was making, the sounds I was making, but he hummed again and smiled against my cunt.
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Every team member at Children's Hospital Los Angeles, including those who helped save the life of young Billy Kimmel, is acutely aware that the AHCA threatens to reduce access to health services for more than 28503 million children.
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" Haynes became a founding member of Gran Fury, a group of artists who devised visual campaigns for ACT UP , and he was acutely aware, he said, "of how gay people with H.I.V. were being depicted by the media.
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I was acutely aware that, on the surface, I could potentially fit all the stereotypes of the welfare queen: I was black, the daughter of a single mother, on welfare and food stamps and living in the projects.
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Acutely aware of its growing need for Western capital investment and technology, the kingdom has shown small signs of reducing its horrendous violations of political and civil liberties, such as granting women limited suffrage, and improving government transparency.
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"I grew up acutely aware of the climate crisis, because I watched the hurricanes in my hometown get worse," Sheppard, who grew up in the coastal town Wilmington, North Carolina, told The Guardian in an interview published Tuesday.
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Analysts said that public frustration with the Kremlin had been growing for some time, beginning with unpopular changes in the pension system, and that Mr. Putin and other top officials were acutely aware of the declining poll ratings.
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It was the first time I had heard the subject being discussed, and I was also acutely aware that some of my classmates had tugged at the corners of their eyelids to greet me when we were younger.
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"We are acutely aware of the effect that the COVID-19 virus is having on society, sport and the wider sporting community, both here in the UK and globally," UKAD chief executive Nicole Sapstead said in a statement.
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As women of color, we're acutely aware that low-wage workers and workers of color are most harmed by our failure to provide paid leave, and these workers shoulder the disproportionate costs for our communities and our country.
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"While the military is very focused on maintaining a strong deterrence posture on the peninsula, it is acutely aware of the dangers of escalation," said Derek H. Chollet, a former assistant secretary of defense for international security affairs.
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But staff members, acutely aware of the unease beneath those appearances, have begun discussing how to reconcile what they have been taught to do in medical crises with what they have been taught to do in violent ones.
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I don't speak English with a Korean accent since I don't speak Korean, and maybe I feel more acutely aware of how people with Asian accents are treated since watching Dr. Dao being dragged across the United plane .
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CreditCreditIllustration by James Graham A few years ago, Kedar Iyer, an entrepreneur in Silicon Valley, became acutely aware of a problem in his industry: A surfeit of talented coders were routinely overlooked by employers because they lacked elite pedigrees.
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"As someone who is about to become a father, I am acutely aware of our shared responsibility to make this world more resilient and its inhabitants more accountable for the next generation," Harry told the crowd, per Entertainment Tonight.
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"We are acutely aware of our shareholders being tired of the time it has taken to restructure Barclays," Staley said in his first results announcement since taking over one of the most prominent roles in British business in December.
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She said that she was happy to feel like there were several other women joining her on the awards season circuit this year, but she was still acutely aware of the challenges still facing women in the film industry.
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First, your critique of Keynesianism would be applauded by Keynes, who was acutely aware financial markets are driven by people's assumptions about what other people might think, rather than any 'rational' expectations; and that many 'fundamentals' are simply unknowable.
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"From the beginning, Aramco was acutely aware of compatibility issues between Sunni and Shi'ite Muslims," the company's former chief executive Frank Jungers wrote in his memoir ("The Caravan Goes On: How Aramco and Saudi Arabia Grew Up Together" 2013).
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There's a decent amount of data showing that it doesn't have a positive impact on any of our brains or our bodies, but I'm acutely aware of how sluggish and mentally fogged up I feel after a TV marathon.
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This is to say that "Deadpool" is the most insolent example of where the comic-book movie has been headed: anti-serious, acutely aware of its genre's clichés, arguably satirical, increasingly repulsed by self-consecration and committed to fun.
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"It is certainly something we are very acutely aware of and the secretary will be mindful of while he is there," one State Department official told a conference call with reporters, referring to political sensitivities ahead of the referendum.
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" A spokesperson for TransUnion, one of the three major credit agencies, told The Hill in a statement that it is "acutely aware that consumers count on us to safeguard their information, as do our data furnishers and business customers.
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All are acutely aware of the cautionary tale of Apple, which pushed out its co-founder Steve Jobs in favor of John Sculley, a professional C.E.O. who ran it with little distinction until Jobs returned to rebuild the company.
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It's something that Codou and Thiat are acutely aware of, and they're working with groups like AJS and other NGOs on ways to extend their mission from the confines of the internet to cities and villages across the country.
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Acutely aware that the Democrats will most likely have a woman at the top of their ticket in 2016, Ms. McMorris Rodgers and some of her female colleagues undertook an ambitious campaign — and an unconventional one by Washington standards.
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Why it matters: Disney executives are acutely aware of how much "cord-cutting" — people ditching cable subscription packages for streaming services — is affecting their business, which is why they are taking strategic steps to pivot their strategy to streaming.
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I'm also acutely aware that I'm the disabled journalist who has agreed to write a feature on the disabled entrepreneur, even if my subject, the company's 31 year old co-founder and CEO Hiroki Takeuchi, is a relative newbie.
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I've lived in the South my entire life and I love it here, but I am acutely aware that people who think they pulled themselves up by their own bootstraps often forget that someone had to make the boots.
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CHENNAI, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Writing about the everyday life of his gay protaganist Mohanaswamy, Indian author Vasudhendra was acutely aware of the fact that he himself had not yet found the courage to come out of the closet.
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The House Freedom Caucus members, acutely aware that the White House and Republican colleagues blamed them for the failure of the earlier bill, were eager to shift the blame to more moderate members who may now reject the measure.
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"Chinese businessmen are acutely aware that the country has a chronic debt problem, and it's anyone's guess in a place as opaque as China when that bubble will explode," said George McLeod, a political risk consultant based in Bangkok.
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As it turns out, time does play an important role in Dyrlaga's work, but not because of how long it takes to make, but because the process has made her acutely aware of a lifestyle she chooses to maintain.
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In this sense, they are the continuation of the long history of African American portraiture: the artists and their subjects are acutely aware that the genre reveals something about the individuals depicted, and about African American culture writ large.
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Thirty minutes in, I started to wonder what I was doing—my head was aching, the discomfort was becoming kind of alarming, and I was suddenly acutely aware that a foreign substance had by now probably completely flooded my bloodstream.
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"This sends a strong message to those who would seek to undermine our way of life that Australia is acutely aware of activities against our national security and will continue to take the steps necessary to thwart their activities," he added.
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Chiu is acutely aware of what's at stake: if the diagnostic and custom treatment guidelines her lab's algorithms discover are infected with the same human biases already at work in society, they will simply codify — and perhaps even strengthen — those biases.
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We see poor people punished for making the only choices available to them, a middle-class teenager acutely aware that her parents' "enough" will never be enough for her, and an upper-class teenager with the leisure time to discover himself.
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"Francis Bacon in Your Blood" is a candid portrayal of a famous man who could be very generous, even with his foes, and very petty, even with his friends — and Bacon, to his credit, was acutely aware of his own frailties.
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Image: Josh Stevens/NASA Earth Observatory/USGS"We are acutely aware that, in the long-term sense, the viability of our presence at Space Coast is in question," says Kim Toufectis, a facilities planner in NASA's Office of Strategic Infrastructure.
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Why it matters: It shows that the Trump administration is acutely aware of what's at stake should a government shutdown start tonight — as well as the optics of Trump at a glitzy 2020 fundraiser in the midst of it all.
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Whereas black rectangles and other gestures of omission can make the viewer acutely aware of missing objects or people, Family Album's many depicted faces and "Attica"'s mirrored surface can make the viewer uncomfortably aware of his or her own gaze.
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" Addressing concerns about the illegal use of bitcoin, the spokesman added: "We are acutely aware of sanctions issues and the risks of misuse or misappropriation of resources and know-how and take care to avoid any sensitive or proscribed areas.
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Words matter John Furjanic, a single father of one, said his daughter is the second-smallest child in her elementary school class -- she's about to begin fifth grade -- and is acutely aware of the size difference between her and her classmates.
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As the leader of NAMA, the National Automatic Merchandising Association, I am acutely aware of the current tax code's adverse effect on convenience services operators—men and women who own and operate vending, foodservice, micro market, and office coffee service businesses.
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As the space shuttle program was winding down, however, NASA was also acutely aware that it would need to find new ways of getting orbital, not to mention figuring out how to put all of Kennedy's shuttle-era facilities to use.
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He said that China would be "acutely aware of the risks of unintended escalation," but it would now be under domestic pressure to register its defiance of the verdict and demonstrate that it had no intention of changing its position.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May told business leaders on Monday she hoped that her proposed Brexit deal would give them certainty and reassurance as she was acutely aware of the effects a disorderly Brexit might have on them.
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Global conditions, China and the dollar have featured prominently in speeches by Fed chair Janet Yellen and other Fed officials over the last six months, a clear indication they are acutely aware of the global impact of higher U.S. rates.
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Standing here in a house of history and acutely aware of my own imperfections, I pledge that if I'm confirmed I will do all my powers permit to be a faithful servant of the Constitution and laws of this great country.
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In her 15th trip to Melbourne Park and her 55th Grand Slam tournament, Sharapova is acutely aware of the toll that the sun and long early matches can have on a player's title ambitions, so she got straight to business.
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His ethnicity does not define him, he said, but he is acutely aware that his presence in the courtroom — suit and tie, turban and beard — is freighted with meaning in a world where emerging acceptance still vies with underlying racism.
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Acutely aware of the tightrope he is walking, Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader, wrote an op-ed for NBC News encouraging Democrats interested in cutting taxes to put aside their issues with the president and join Republicans.
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This, along with his childhood experience of getting bullied for being overweight, made "Fat Freddy," as he was called, acutely aware that too often, and usually inadvertently, adults silence children instead of showing them how to deal with troubling feelings.
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Management has always been "acutely aware" that "if they made losses, the government was not in a position to bail them out," says Elijah Chingosho, a former secretary general of the African Airlines Association and managing director of Ultimate Solutions Consulting.
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As a child who was disappointed to find the only Asian characters in any book in the library to be the Japanese-American family in "Farewell to Manzanar," I am acutely aware of the importance of feeling represented in literature.
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Coetzee is acutely aware of the pressure that comes with opening a museum of this scale, concerns that are magnified when it takes place against the backdrop of a city and country still mired by economic exclusion and social crises.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PARIS — Digitally literate artists have been acutely aware of how state power has been shifting from the actual to the virtual, at least since Ars Electronica's prescient art and technology show InfoWar in 1998.
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The White House is "acutely aware" of the firestorm in the country and within Congress that could swamp the fledgling administration just as it plunges into negotiations over the wall, healthcare, tax reform and infrastructure investments, said the senior House Republican aide.
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Surrounded by giddy teens this past Friday, I became acutely aware that it was almost exactly 20 years since my friends and I stepped through a nearly identical doorway into our own queer prom, held in a Connecticut Unitarian Universalist church in 1997.
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Indeed, given the vast amount of story to cover, and characters to include, in Infinity War, Markus and McFeely are acutely aware that many fans will end up feeling frustrated by how little their favorite MCU characters made it into the film.
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Erg is acutely aware of how daunting and trite the process of writing pop punk songs is when it's all been done before, but on his debut solo album, Tentative Decisions, he puts it all aside, and says: I can do it better.
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Microsoft's Xbox chief Phil Spencer says he's acutely aware of the problems the gaming industry faces from a cultural perspective — issues like toxicity, abuse and harassment, and exclusionary attitudes that can keep gaming's benefits from spreading beyond its most hardcore, traditional demographic.
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As a drummerwho's always been acutely aware of the Spinal Tap expendability of drummers in most rock bands, there's something genuinely moving to me about the way Def Leppard rallied around Allen and helped him continue with the band against all odds.
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Even as Salley tells us exactly who she is—an actress, a boxer, a beauty queen, an artist—we are acutely aware that these are identities she is staging in front of us, parts of herself that she has allowed us access to.
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In a closer future, as brain-computer interfaces move beyond restoring function in disabled people to augmenting able-bodied individuals beyond their human capacity, we need to be acutely aware of a host of issues related to consent, privacy, identity, agency and inequality.
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The LM needed no streamlining, and when the first LM pilot, Rusty Schweickart, undocked the Apollo 9 LM, Spider, from the command module, Gumdrop, he was acutely aware of being in the first spacecraft ever to have been built with no heat shield.
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"We are acutely aware that there is an energy crisis in this country which needs a constructive, mature approach, particularly from the two major parties in the Parliament," Labor shadow minister for climate change and energy, Mark Butler, told Reuters in emailed comments.
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With every step taken to censor research or dismantle protections to our clean air and water, we grow acutely aware of the impact this altered path may have on our ability to fight climate change – potentially one of the greatest threats to humankind.
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While it is safe to assume that many were acutely aware of the shortcomings of global capitalism, their vote was an affirmation that the hallmarks of union — integration, mobility and diversity — are worth saving and that economic dislocations are problems to be fixed.
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"Standing here, in a house of history and acutely aware of my own imperfections, I pledge that if I'm confirmed I'll do all my powers permit to be a faithful servant of the Constitution and laws of this great country," Gorsuch said.
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Broke, depressed, newly divorced and desperate to regain his financial footing, he is acutely aware that his entire future depends on the successful completion of a deal involving the sale of a miraculous invention that suggests the modern equivalent of Aladdin's magic lamp.
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"I am acutely aware that for employers like you this is about realities on the ground and the practicalities of doing business," May told over 100 business leaders from firms like BT, Shell and BlackRock, according to a statement from her office.
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She feels grateful for the limited care she receives here in the United States, because she is acutely aware of the reality that she would not be entitled to any care in her native Mexico and would almost certainly have died by now.
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What DIS did, to the confused dismay of some critics, was bring the Biennale back to Berlin, acutely aware of what social and cultural changes the popularization of a global art world event like a biennial can have on a fast-changing city.
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Unlike past World Bank presidents, who hailed from politics and finance, Mr. Kim's background — as a public health crusader and a vocal critic of the bank for imposing heavy-handed solutions on poor countries — made him acutely aware of the institution's frailties.
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First and foremost, if you find yourself eating in response to stress, it's a good idea to become acutely aware of what heightens your stress and them come up with a plan, advised Martha McKittrick RD, a registered dietitian in New York City.
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It was clued as "Methuselah" way back in 1963, and I am acutely aware that aging is an accomplishment and not a shortcoming, so whatever there is about the word that I find stilted I just need to get over, I guess.
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Industrialists, flush with wealth from late–nineteenth-century transformation of the American economy, were acutely aware of the commercial colleges' lack of social capital, and they pushed to establish business in elite universities in order to make the businessman a socially respectable figure.
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Standing here in a house of history, and acutely aware of my own imperfections, I pledge that if I am confirmed I will do all my powers permit to be a faithful servant of the Constitution and laws of this great country.
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But it also made me acutely aware of how much of my prior persona had been built around just what Varys kept talking about: the pursuit of power and success by the means of pretending that I wasn't pursuing power and success.
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He seemed acutely aware that even if Trump was obligated to support repealing the ACA because he was the leader of the Republican Party, its inevitable consequences would clash deeply with his promises to protect the working men and women of America.
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Yet, on any given day, I am acutely aware of being a foreigner among throngs of Egyptians, whether it's stepping onto the dusty metal subway cars of the Metro, zigzagging through a local market or looping around the mostly dilapidated buildings around Tahrir Square.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - The telecoms industry is acutely aware of the need to ensure that ever-more complex mobile networks are safe, the head of its main lobby group told Reuters, as debate swirls over whether to bar some equipment vendors on national security grounds.
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Allred—who changed the way we think about sexual assault with the Cosby trial, even if she didn't win in court—is acutely aware that sometimes the biggest triumphs don't come in the form of a verdict, a settlement, or even an admission of guilt.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - When she walks into Rio de Janeiro's velodrome in August as the best hope to lead the U.S. women's track cycling team to its first Olympic gold medal, Sarah Hammer will be acutely aware she might easily never have seen that moment.
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Analysts were already fretting about the supply response to stratospheric prices and the whole market is acutely aware that it is almost two years since Glencore mothballed half a million tonnes of zinc mine production when the price bombed out below $1,600 a tonne.
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These are questions that many new founders wrestle with, including Sarah McDevitt, a college basketball star turned hardware founder whose product she hopes to have in consumers' hands by this holiday season — even while she's acutely aware that a lot has to go right first.
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Campos Neto is a senior executive at Banco Santander Brasil SA. A University of California-trained economist, he has spent his career in banking and market trading and is acutely aware of the impact central bank policy decisions and communications have on markets, analysts say.
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Because of Islam, I am acutely aware that I am a work in progress," Ali told GQ. He also said that religion "puts a healthy pressure on you to be your best self, beginning with your own spirit and how that feeds into your actions.
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Two of the novel's heroes are Lucius Boggs and Tommy Smith, black police officers acutely aware that, for all the injustices they suffer and witness in the city, things used to be worse, and, a short drive into the sticks from Georgia's capital, still are.
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Analysts were already fretting about the supply response to stratospheric prices and the whole market is acutely aware that it is almost two years since Glencore mothballed half a million tonnes of zinc mine production when the price bombed out below $1,5003 a ton.
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Columbus officials made it clear that they were acutely aware of that history, saying it was too early to make parallels to Tamir's case, and insisting that they were striving for openness and community outreach that critics have said were lacking in other cities.
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While Finland is not a member of NATO, it is a partner to the alliance and acutely aware of defense issues as a smaller country that sits on Russia's western flank, that has been occupied, annexed and attacked by its neighbor over the centuries.
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There were only five or six people there, Romi said, but, unlike when the theatre is full and everyone disappears around you as the screen comes alive, she felt acutely aware of the presence of the others, most of whom had also come alone.
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"The last thing you want for a designer is to not be themselves, but also designers are acutely aware of the world around them so hopefully there's a way they can marry their own signatures with being cognizant of where we are," Brown said.
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But it's clear from Giuliani's own statements that the president's team is acutely aware that the awesome, above-the-law powers of the presidency — so brashly articulated in the Trump lawyers' memo the N.Y. Times scooped — are constrained by Congress' equally awesome power to impeach.
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"The African Group is acutely aware that an urgent solution is required to ensure the effective functioning of the WTO's Appellate Body as a legitimate forum where all Members can exercise equal opportunity in enforcing their rights," the African Group said in the statement.
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Acutely aware of the perils of their new operation resembling the old political-media boys' club, the decidedly bro-ish "Pod Save America" hosts have slanted Crooked Media's growing podcast slate toward non-white-male hosts, and the company's top two executives are women.
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He also believes the militants are so highly attuned to public opinion inside and outside of Afghanistan that they're acutely aware of how much their image would suffer if either Coleman or her children were to be hurt or killed while in their custody.
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Because my legal clinic serves the low-income minority parents whose parenting is disproportionately scrutinized by children's services agencies, I am acutely aware that many parents don't have the freedom that Ms. Stevens does to make the choices she believes best for her family.
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During the global financial crisis in 2008, White House and Treasury officials were acutely aware that if they seemed too boosterish in public comments on the crisis, it would undermine their credibility and the sense in markets that they were taking the threat seriously enough.
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They tend to be acutely aware of being Vaishya, the merchant caste, not Brahmin — the highest-ranking of the four Hindu castes — though they will not admit as much; and thus their homes are social currency, a calling card throughout India and its diaspora.
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The ECB will be acutely aware, however, of how its signals impact the market and will be keen to avoid another mini tantrum like that seen in late June, when Draghi's hawkish tone during an ECB Forum in Sintra, Portugal set the euro higher.
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Amid all the comings and goings, some restaurateurs — acutely aware of the changing tastes of a more diverse and often younger clientele concerned about sustainability, healthy eating and animals rights — are choosing vegan-only menus, or at least adding a range of vegan dishes.
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Both missions are primarily funded by contributions made by the U.S. and EU member states, who have issued public statements and acknowledged privately to VICE News that they are acutely aware of the crisis of human rights violations and rampant impunity that persists in Burundi.
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It's hard for her to disavow the presidency of the man she is married to—and whose policies she defended vigorously as first lady—but Clinton is acutely aware that the Democratic Party has moved on from 1990s Clintonism and is a much more progressive party.
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" He also referenced the new role he'll soon take on — dad — telling the group, "As someone who is about to become a father, I am acutely aware of our shared responsibility to make this world more resilient and its inhabitants more accountable for the next generation.
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Acutely aware of the unique position that their company occupies as the go-to app for the crypto community, Telegram's founders are aiming to develop a platform of comparable scale to Ethereum and the many "Ethereum killers" that have launched over the past year or so.
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Without exception, every researcher in this field that I've spoken to has been acutely aware of these divergent paths and claims to be working toward a decentralized model—for many reasons, including the chief one that a decentralized and open platform will be richer and more robust.
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Campos Neto is a former senior executive at Banco Santander Brasil SA. A University of California-trained economist, he has spent his career in banking and market trading and is acutely aware of the impact central bank policy decisions and communications have on markets, analysts say.
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But instead of the blissed-out evening I expected, I spent the night acutely aware of my being alone in the off-the-grid camper on a high-alert adrenaline rush, spinning around in the small bed at every noise that pricked out of the silence.
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French security forces are acutely aware of this danger, but they are overwhelmed by the scale of the terrorist threat in France exposed by last year's deadly shootings in Paris, and say they simply cannot keep close track of the some 2,000 French citizens who concern them.
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Mr. Smith, a transplanted Australian who has lived in New York for nearly a decade, is a living artwork with a sculpted body and the haughty attitude of a beautiful young man (he's in his early 30s) acutely aware of his value as a love object.
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The kids suddenly become acutely aware how imperfect their parents are—petty, trivial, mean, selfish—and remain stuck in the middle, trying to make sense of it all while slowly building their own little nest of problems, wondering which ones are inherited and which ones are new.
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With the New Hampshire primary quickly approaching, seven GOP candidates are hoping to get their final 15 minutes of fame at the Republican presidential debate in the state Saturday night, acutely aware that this will likely be the last time they will all be up there together.
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" Nevertheless, at a time when Facebook algorithms have come under criticism for their influence in the 2016 United States election and fears are growing that robots could use A.I. to target humans without human oversight, Dr. Bengio is acutely aware that his innovations risk becoming "Frankenstein's monsters.
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Those who work with her say Grisham is acutely aware of the challenges Trump poses to her ability to strategize a succinct core messaging policy, and that she's figuring out a way to play catch-up to his tweets and statements and impromptu question and answer sessions.
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The stage may be devoid of instruments, but Yang's stump speech has become so familiar to his devoted following that many in the audience are acutely aware with the ebbs and flows of his remarks and come prepared for their political idol to play the hits.
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Politicians have become acutely aware of how corporate decisions can create the resentments toward immigration and globalization that fed Donald J. Trump's rise in the United States, contributed to Britain's vote last year to leave the European Union, and nourished far-right politicians in France and Germany.
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On a movie set, she's the one who speaks up to the director about the unsafe working conditions, conscious that she's being that person — she's acutely aware how her business treats "difficult" middle-aged women — but also that, if she doesn't say something, no one else will.
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This stuff is marketed to adolescents for a reason — the stark sonic template, providing a correlative to the danger implicit in romance, matches a romantic spirit of black roses and white dresses that signals a presexual perspective; neophytes on the cusp are most acutely aware of desire's risk.
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And while Trump would love the reminder of his popular vote loss to disappear, he's acutely aware somewhere in that dense, racist, sexist skull of his that if Hillary Clinton, or at least the idea of her, ever truly vanished, his administration would be at a serious loss.
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After all, Apple had a vested interest in showing off its own wares – and a tighter controller of what it develops in house, The company is also acutely aware that if the feature is ever truly going to take off, it's going to need sufficient third-party support.
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Many of us are acutely aware of the hierarchy that persists in our country: one that has spawned the need for a movement to remind everyone else that Black lives matter and to demand that Hollywood — an industry that is so crucial to public perceptions of race — do better.
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"As a leading global, diversified media, information and services company with more than 360 businesses across industries, we are acutely aware of the increasing importance of data and data collaboration in companies across many market segments," said Kenneth Bronfin, senior managing director of Hearst Ventures, in a statement.
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As I took the first steps to starting my own two businesses, a nonprofit production studio and a culinary consulting business, I became acutely aware that I had no solid benchmarks for anything: what to charge, what margins to aim for, what revenue targets to goal-set against.
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Mr. Romney, who has been critical of Mr. Trump at various points since 2016, said he was acutely aware that he would suffer serious political ramifications for his decision, particularly in light of the strict loyalty the president has come to expect from elected officials of his own party.
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The public is acutely aware of this gross inequity (one poll shows the tax bill was the second most unpopular piece of legislation ever) even though Republicans spent all of last year claiming they would pass a tax overhaul that would focus its benefits on the middle class.
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As the chief executive officer of a company founded 25 years ago to facilitate cross-cultural understanding for the defense, diplomatic, intelligence and law enforcement communities of the United States, and the son of immigrants, I'm acutely aware of the important role communication and understanding play in international dialogue.
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While there are vast contrasts in style and at times substance between Emmanuel Macron, 41, a hard-charging first-time president, and Angela Merkel, 65, a consensus-building fourth-time chancellor, both are acutely aware that the need to reach a Paris-Berlin consensus tends to trump all else.
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" They also specified plans to replace the fruit every two days in order to keep it "ripe," although they are "acutely aware of the blatant absurdity of the fact that &aposComedian&apos is an otherwise inexpensive and perishable piece of produce and a couple of inches of duct tape.
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The results are often first-rate — John le Carré springs to mind, and Alan Furst and Joseph Kanon, maybe even Martin Amis and sometimes Graham Greene — but equally often the relationship feels strained, as if one party or the other is acutely aware that he or she has married down.
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We see the shoddy underpinnings of our construction of gender norms in pre-adolescent girls who forsake dresses for jeans, the absurdities of a teacher making gendered assumptions of elementary school children, and an extended sequence dedicated to a young working African American woman who's acutely aware of her double bind.
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The Manifesto is deeply problematic but also hilarious, the inverse of Futurism and so relevant to our current moment: The female's individuality, which he is acutely aware of, but which he doesn't comprehend and isn't capable of relating to or grasping emotionally, frightens and upsets him and fills him with envy.
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On both ends of this spectrum and in between, Black women remain acutely aware that the gold digger trope is just one of the many stereotypes that's employed against us by members of our community if we're too pretty, too vocal, too goal-oriented, not goal-oriented enough, single, or dating.
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Mascara running and heart torn open, I'm acutely aware that though I came to the ritual alone, I was welcomed into a cohort—a kind of family that wordlessly understood the liminal space occupied by survivors; the singular experience of carrying the weight of trauma, heavy but veiled by secrets.
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They catch themselves thrusting to the beat and become self-conscious, like when you suddenly become acutely aware of your own blinking, and it's like, well, you can't go off beat now because that's jarring but also the rhythm is a bit too fast and now you're huffing out of breath.
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"Fashion is acutely aware of the changing notion of the body and the changing notion of beauty, and the need to represent that in a way that feels current," said Ian Schatzberg, president of Wednesday, a creative agency that works with such brands as H&M and Polo Ralph Lauren.
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They see passage as a test of U.S. commitment to the robust international system of trade and investment rules built in the 70 years since the end of World War II. They are acutely aware that, it will likely be years, if ever, before the United States will ratify the TPP.
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The difference is that PewDiePie—knowingly streaming to thousands of people, acutely aware that he's one of the most well-known personalities on the Internet, a person with 12 million Twitter followers—chose nigger, a word with a long, dark history, a word that was explicitly designed to dehumanize black people.
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"It is amusing to me that I am a Broadway director, because that is so far from my conception of myself, but, at the same time, I'm acutely aware of how privileged I am to be making a living making work that moves the hell out of me," she said.
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"I began to feel that I was part of a problem if I didn't serve," said Mr. Buttigieg, who has frequently recounted how during his trip to Iowa, he became acutely aware that the burdens of military service were falling too heavily on too small a slice of the population.
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"There remains the threat of no deal and investors will be made acutely aware of this as the year progress — coming to potential mini-climax in June, when the two sides will need to be confident of agreement in time for Christmas," Neil Wilson, the chief markets analyst at Markets.
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Acutely aware of the lack of writers who could explain the meanings of various contemporary forms of art in the Burmese language, he founded the commercially oriented Fashion and theoretically oriented Hlaing Thit (New Wave) magazines, in an attempt to give voice to these new ways of thinking and seeing.
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" As for competition more broadly — the trucking space has gotten just a little more crowded than the last time we'd spoken — Salama says Transfix is "acutely aware that there are other companies making strides in what is a very large market, where different buyers with different problems are looking for different solutions.
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Still, as a German who currently spends most of the year in Vienna, Bussmann is acutely aware of the scourge of history and the insidious uses to which the science of thought can be put — a subject she explores in a seminar on Heidegger that she conducts at Vienna's University of Applied Arts.
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And if you've ever tried to get your money back after an airline botched its baggage delivery, as I did recently, you're acutely aware of the following facts: ■ Any attempt to reason with the airline begins with the discovery that it may have declared all baggage fees nonrefundable in nearly every circumstance.
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And after Mr. Trump warned that any threat to the United States would be met with "fire and fury," he is acutely aware that making no active response might make it look as if he had ignored his own red line, exactly what he accused President Barack Obama of doing with Syria.
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But a week ago, as they prepared for the storm to hit Texas, Mr. Trump and his aides were acutely aware of President George W. Bush's slow response to Katrina, and the awful optics of a disengaged president flying high above the disaster to view the damage in a dry, cosseted presidential plane.
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"Folks were always acutely aware they could stay away from products and services they didn't want to be associated with, but were trying to figure out ways to deploy capital in a more constructive fashion," explained Father Seamus Finn of OIP Investment Trust, a fund that works with over 200 Catholic organizations.
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I really would never have expected the former secretary of State, who in her prior incarnation had been hawkish and acutely aware of the threats we face, to undermine the legitimacy of the president, to undermine whatever unity we have in America, and to further divide and polarize an already weakened country.
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The players are acutely aware of what, for want of a better term, might be called their social responsibility: the fact that they are standard-bearers for women's soccer, for women's sports, and role models for countless women and girls — and men and boys, for that matter — who are watching at home.
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Katy Minshall, the social media platform's head of U.K. government public policy, admitted it needs to do more to safeguard women users — but claimed the company is "acutely aware" of the problems women experience on Twitter, saying it's in the process of reviewing how it applies its policies to fix its long-running misogyny problem.
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Mahindra has built around 3,000 off-road Roxors and is using the model, which starts at around $183,000, to demonstrate to American consumers and dealers "acutely aware of our previous experience" here that the Indian automaker can build a reliable product before it launches mainstream models for use on American roads, Haas told Reuters.
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At first, I was acutely aware that I was playing a game and constantly worried that I was going to fall over in real life and cause one of several handlers at the booth to come running to my help — something I actually witnessed while I was waiting for my turn with Echo Arena.
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A wide-eyed outsider drifts among the city's urbane and jaded lions with fear and amusement, acutely aware that she is not one of those powerful, entrenched, kind-of-terrible New York people, until, one day, she wakes up and discovers that she is one of those powerful, entrenched, kind-of-terrible New York people.
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Although I liked the social nature of my work and eating free desserts on my break, I was acutely aware of how the money I earned was tied to my ability to ignore or laugh at daily sexual harassment, like a man pinching my butt, as the customer did in the viral video of Holden.
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Today, individuals with kidney disease are getting diagnosed sooner, have more choices in care than ever before, and are living longer, healthier lives, but we are acutely aware that there is more work to be done and we know that none of this could have been achieved without collaborations with Congress and the administration.
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Like the emphasis on architecture and impermanence in Kristen Radtke's Imagine Wanting Only This, or the promotion of "place" in other Avery Hill projects like Owen D. Pomery's Between the Billboards & the Authoring of Architecture, Something City's figures are acutely aware of the limitations in their lives, each of which is connected to place.
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He now faces a new set of challenges: working with Mr. Cuomo, who is often at odds with Mayor Bill de Blasio on a host of issues; a Republican presidential administration intent on slashing the budget; and a riding public acutely aware that the system is not in good shape and needs major investment.
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As the report notes, the Obama administration was acutely aware of the Russian active measures and responded merely in a "slow and inconsistent" manner, which is a polite way of saying that President Obama and his national security team knew the Russians were up to no good and did little to nothing about it.
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He is acutely aware that the threat that he could soon possess — a missile that could strike the continental United States — is Washington's biggest concern, and both the number and the variety of missiles he showed on Saturday seemed to be sending the message that a pre-emptive strike against his facilities would be fruitless.
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But it's probably what makes all of her records exceptional, which is that her songwriting can do two things at once: it can make you acutely aware of your own great blue sadness, almost overwhelmed by it, and it can make you feel grateful—ecstatic, in fact—to be alive in order to feel it.
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The Dinnersteins, as American Jews, had mixed feelings about living in Germany 25 years after the war; even as they were swept away by German art and culture, they were acutely aware that Kassel, which was bombed to rubble in 1943, had harbored a concentration camp whose inmates were forced to work in the city's Panzer tank factory.
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As a viewer of Boccato's work, you become acutely aware that the artist has opted for a formal vocabulary that teeters on the brink of recognition, an unequivocal palette, and a method of color application that eliminates any hint of hesitation or adjustment, along with a reliable procedure for enlarging those forms to an institutional scale.
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American efforts at recruitment have been marked by a 30,000-foot perspective that focuses on numbers, but lacks a sense of the realities for Afghan women on the ground: Many families are wary of allowing their daughters to enlist, acutely aware of cultural notions that women in security forces are "loose" because they work so closely alongside men.
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At the same time I was acutely aware that this quick in-and-out, within the bubble of the physical security the American military was providing for the senators, was nothing compared with the sustained risks taken by my colleagues who routinely go into war zones without such protection to tell the world what is happening there.
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But company officials are acutely aware that its Pratt & Whitney unit, among other things, supplies jet engines to the Air Force's most advanced fighter and many other planes, making it much more vulnerable to political pressure than other, lesser-known manufacturers that have been steadily closing shop in the Midwest and moving production south of the border.
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He seemed to be acutely aware that relying on the traditional Republican base in Texas might not be enough in places like his own suburban Houston district, which he won by about 7% in 2018 — not as close as some Texas districts, but far closer than the 24-point win his Republican predecessor captured in 2016.
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Then, when the U.K. and EU published the Brexit deal they had agreed last November, Trump was damning, saying it was a "great deal for the EU." The U.S. has a trade surplus with the U.K. and is unsurprisingly keen to maintain the status quo in an era when it is acutely aware of its trade deficit with other trading partners.
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As he grew up, Cameron Douglas was acutely aware of the conflicts between his father and his grandfather: Michael was determined to stand outside his father's shadow, and Kirk resented Michael for replacing him with Nicholson in the film version of "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" — which Michael produced, and which Kirk had starred in during its original Broadway run.
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Throughout this de facto prologue, Mr. Nolan emphasizes the concrete details, making you acutely aware of the fine-grained textures — the sores and embedded dirt on a man's hands — and every resonant sound: the dribbling of water, the fluttering of paper, and the sharp crack and mechanical buzzing of rifle fire that turns into muffled thuds when bullets enter bodies.
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Harry and Markle will, unfortunately, have to spend Valentine's Day apart, as Harry will oversee a cold weather endurance exercise in the Arctic Circle while Markle (who is, I remind you, pregnant) will stay in the U.K. Well, as someone who is about to become a fan of the newest royal baby, I am acutely aware that we are approaching Markle's third and final trimester!
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It was spring and the water had to have been like 35 degrees and suddenly I was shaking like a leaf as I tried to lurch down that twisting deck back toward my seat near the stern, acutely aware of how the ship's roll threatened to send me over the low rail to the deck below or, if I was unlucky, straight into the lake.
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"I think she is acutely aware of that," Warren told MSNBC's Chuck Todd on Wednesday when asked about Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's appeal to people unhappy with existing trade deals.
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"As drug researchers, we are obviously acutely aware of the opioid crisis in the USA and the attempts to control it," said one of the study authors, Jack Cunliffe, a researcher with the University of Kent in Canterbury, UK. They are also aware that interventions to reduce supply "have a history of pushing things to the black market - as the Iron Law of Prohibition states," he said in an email.
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While the notion of "flying while Asian" is (thankfully) not a thing—as opposed to driving while black, which very much is—incidents such as Dao's reveal an underlying truth that Asians—and all minorities and all marginalized people—are acutely aware of: Your ticket can be literally revoked at any time, "model minority" or not, and the way you deal with it can have serious, occasionally violent repercussions.
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And my expectations for career happiness also brought with them a different calculus for work and family: While I internalized the message that I should work for pay, and while I had the privilege of shaping a career that forms my identity and gives me purpose, I also entered my 30s acutely aware that these fragile personal victories could be upended by the ratcheted-up expectations of modern motherhood.
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For much of the campaign, he's seemed acutely aware of his crusade's likely limitations — aware that Hillary is regarded very warmly by her party even if independents are more skeptical, aware that most of his voters will be not only willing but eager to vote for her in November, and aware that if his campaign seems more anti-Hillary than it is high-minded, he could lose the very thing that many liberals like about him.
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I become acutely aware that anything I gobble—Cornish cuttlefish at Alain Ducasse or a half-eaten McRib from the dumpster—will peristaltically boogie through the digestive tract's 30 feet (longer than the world record long jump), and thanks to the valves of Houston, the puborectalis, and scores of other muscles and glands in exquisite polyphony, emerge on the other end to be purified through invisible miles of pipes and cauldrons and transform into fertilizer for happy grub to gobble.
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Despite that, May was acutely aware that she needed the support of her party's Brexiters in her efforts to reach a withdrawal agreement, and proceeded to give them prominent positions in her government and in the negotiations with the EU. Even after it became clear that May would need the support of Parliament, not just her own party, for any deal she struck with the EU, she proceeded to shape her negotiations with an eye to what Conservative Brexiters would find acceptable.
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Similarly, almost a year and a half without a period, I find myself acutely aware of every complaint of cramps, every impassioned post about Diva Cups in a women's-only Facebook group, and every pregnancy announcement — reminders of what it's like to have a "normally functioning" female reproductive system I could rejoin the sisterhood and get my period again, too, but it would require me to take the birth control pills I picked up a few weeks ago, but left to collect dust on an entryway table.
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This is also how you play any of the two party games currently available—the much ballyhooed 1, 2 Switch, which is really just a $50 demo for the Joy-Con's abilities, and Snipperclips, a wickedly fun puzzle game you should play with a friend (it can be played alone, but it will make you acutely aware of how alone you are, probably at three in the morning while you're in bed with the Switch on your lap and your dog passed out on your feet).
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In the final day of campaigning before Britons take to the polls, the independent think tank has criticised May's position and said that the cost of walking away from the negotiating table without a deal would far outweigh the cost of accepting a poor deal with the EU. "EU negotiators are dismissive of British threats to walk away with no deal," OMFIF wrote in a report released Wednesday, arguing that the EU is acutely aware of the losses the U.K. would suffer outside of the union.
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Artists are acutely aware of the historicity of their work, and so it's hardly surprising that one traditional starting point for narratives of the history of art history — though it's not Wood's starting point — is with a history composed by an artist, namely Giorgio Vasari's Le Vite de' più eccellenti pittori, scultori, e architettori (The Lives of the Most Excellent Painters, Sculptors, and Architects), whose first edition was published in 1550, though a substantially larger version, the one best known today, came out in 1568.
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If you were trying to engineer a figure with the right background and life experience, the instinct and inclination to do what prosecutors for Ferguson and Staten Island did not, you would imagine a young black prosecutor, acutely aware of racial injustice and systemic oppression, who had organized herself since childhood to confront bigotry through political action, and yet someone who came from generations of police, who could not be accused of hating cops or coddling criminals, whose commitment to hard-nosed prosecution was inspired by her own formative experience of violent crime.
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By this point in my story there were three distinct "I's" telling it: the voyager reporting from inside the experience; the I who observes that first-person poof into Post-its (who is also "inside" the experience but at a remove); and, finally, the "outside" narrator who, acutely aware of just how crazy this all sounds and of the demands he is making of the reader, tries to assure her that it is only the limitations of language that make it hard to see there's something here worth taking seriously.
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