It's not only what's happening to men; it's affecting nature, it's affecting the universe, and it's affecting everything.
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These fell into three categories: genes affecting anatomy, genes affecting appetite and genes affecting the digestion and metabolism of nutrients.
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"There's a whole sinister underbelly here that's affecting the readers, it's affecting the fans, it's affecting the writers," said Bates.
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ANA canceled 297 domestic flights -- affecting 52,500 people -- and 84 international flights, affecting 13,300.
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We try to speak about what's affecting our hardcore scene and what's affecting our city.
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"This is a potential shift from mainly affecting key populations to affecting the general population."
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The thing that has been very clear, it's affecting the team even more than it's affecting you.
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As such, scientists have concluded that whatever it is that's affecting handedness is also affecting sexual orientation.
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I think this is one fundamental, not only affecting us but affecting the whole economics of the world.
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The bug wasn't just affecting iOS 9.3, it was also affecting users on older versions of iOS 9.
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It was not only affecting my brothers in the band, it was affecting me personally, like my health.
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In fact, it can increase infections by adversely affecting the vaginal lining and affecting pH of the vaginal secretions.
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"I think those three issues are affecting the market, but they're also affecting my thinking about monetary policy," he said.
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Flag carrier Japan Airlines said it had canceled 48 domestic flights -- affecting 48,340 people -- and 66 international flights, affecting 11,790.
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And just as we've seen cyberattacks affecting all aspects of society, we're going to see them affecting elections as well.
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"CDC is always concerned when there is a serious illness that is affecting the public, especially when it's affecting children," said Patel.
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"CDC is always concerned when there is a serious illness that is affecting the public, especially when it's affecting children," Patel said.
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" Dorsey added, "A lot of what we're seeing is not just affecting us but affecting many folks and many services around the world.
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"We expect increasing interest rates to be affecting cities in the U.S., and various cooling measures (to be) affecting the Asia Pacific region."
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But while the two problems — misinformation affecting democracy and misinformation affecting public health — will have similar solutions, the latter is much less political.
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As I have blood drawn, I take no comfort in these implications—that what I think is affecting me is affecting men in general.
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Yesterday I thought to myself, 'At least it's not affecting my Amazon business or my job, but now it is affecting my Amazon business.
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As we thought about it more, we realized that access to healthy food at a reasonable price isn't just affecting these communities — it's affecting everyone.
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"You're not just affecting Europe, you're affecting the world with this decision," said Matthew Willmann, the director of the Plant Transformation Facility at Cornell University.
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It's not just affecting Mancunians, it's affecting the whole world, you see things on Twitter from people in America that you didn't even know knew about Manchester.
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While this is a potential solution, we should remember the reason this is happening: Climate change is affecting and will keep affecting more things than just coffee.
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Yet we have little data on how microplastic might be affecting the animals exposed to it, and we certainly don't know how the stuff could be affecting whole ecosystems.
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How the shutdown is affecting business The partial shutdown, in its fifth week, has left about 800,000 government employees either furloughed or working without pay, affecting more than 10 agencies.
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And-- a good many of them had some comment about how it was affecting them and how it was affecting them at-- that time I'm sure it's sure it's accentuated.
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If you don't have the money or you don't have the schooling, it's not available to you, however, it's affecting their lives the same way it's affecting the rich guys' lives.
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Fake news affecting real events The large quantities of fake news on the internet has regularly made headlines in the past few months, blamed with affecting real events around the world.
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A nasty series of vulnerabilities affecting decades of chip processors from Intel and others is the root of the broadest security hole to date, affecting nearly all computers, smartphones and servers.
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But Suárez, who has Mexican-American roots, believes the cases are emblematic of "things that are affecting our nation right now, and have been affecting our nation" for a very long time.
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But the stories in the artworks are affecting and powerful.
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I could quote many effective and affecting images and passages.
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And again, it's pneumonic plague that's affecting Madagascar right now.
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That's still a real communication and it's affecting your relationship.
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Age is now the main determining factor affecting party choice.
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And that's when I was like, 'Your energy's affecting me.
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This shutdown is dragging and affecting way too many people.
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How are emissions from the vehicles affecting high traffic areas?
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"It's affecting psyche more than it is economics," he said.
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What we eat is only one factor affecting our health.
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Reaction in markets suggests it's affecting the bond market more.
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In Britain, the laws affecting MB's circumstances have since changed.
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It was affecting everything I was doing as a parent.
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"Oh, deeply so," she said, affecting a wryly elegant tone.
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How does Apple see its dispute with Qualcomm affecting business?
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The chemo was affecting her body in a negative way.
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Is it directly affecting the lungs or entering the bloodstream?
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It's a consideration that's affecting some smaller firms as well.
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The same server issues are apparently affecting WhatsApp as well.
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As a human drama, it is deeply affecting, and funny.
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Terrebonne Parish ordered an evacuation affecting an estimated 400 people.
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It also recently fixed several issues affecting WiFi and charging.
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Both IPD and PPD are simply affecting your existing melanin.
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It's brilliant, full of atmospheric songwriting and emotionally affecting melodies.
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That eventually cleared up but it began affecting her eyes.
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The Sniglar shortage seems to be affecting Canada as well.
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Terrain won't be the only thing affecting car choice, though.
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Keep in mind this is only affecting main channel pages.
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Even considering the notion of affecting institutional change feels exhausting.
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It is affecting people that I know directly and actively.
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Both companies cited Brexit as a factor affecting their decisions.
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So, what specific disease has been affecting humans the longest?
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He's exhausted-, TB: How do you think it's affecting him?
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PARTS OF THE VOLCKER RULE ARE UNAMBIGUOUSLY AFFECTING MARKET LIQUIDITY.
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And the unrest isn't affecting only traditional industries like manufacturing.
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"I think without question it was affecting him," Bochy said.
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That crimped consumption, affecting many consumers and disrupting many businesses.
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It is a trend affecting business owners in all states.
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Seeing graphic images and footage repeatedly can be particularly affecting.
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It is the latest regulatory issue affecting MTN in Nigeria.
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But are the widespread sightings affecting children differently than adults?
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Nate Young: It's really affecting me man, I've gotta say.
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And our thinking is, who is this affecting the most?
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Fishing pressure and climate change are also affecting the lake.
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Also, adversely affecting Ole Miss was its free throw shooting.
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Or, more aptly, for fear of affecting Trump's electoral chances.
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In the meantime, European speech laws are affecting American companies.
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The Chinese mobile pay habit is also affecting other countries.
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They are so tight that they are affecting my breathing.
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Tooth problems also hinder chewing and eating, affecting nutritional status.
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But it's one that is increasingly affecting all of us.
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Some recent Australian political decisions affecting China have displeased Beijing.
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We're investigating the cause of connectivity issues affecting all users.
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The coalition will primarily focus on issues affecting smaller aircraft.
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This is a real crisis that is affecting our lives.
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The eruption on the Big Island is not affecting Oahu.
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"You're affecting the culture of our country," Booker told Ford.
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All policies, including those affecting Americans alone, value lives differently.
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There's a problem brewing in America affecting our young people.
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The issues affecting transgender people do not exist in silos.
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"So we're affecting people's internal lives and behaviour," Rand says.
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No one knows how it's really affecting people like Claire.
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Yeah gentrification is affecting the apartment building I live in.
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This truism is underscored in the festival's most affecting show.
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Today, you'll face some issues that are affecting your relationships.
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It's affecting, dizzying, what we've come to expect from Lamar.
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You get to where it's not even affecting you anymore.
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It's also affecting surgical training, because operations are being cancelled.
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So you see, it's not just affecting people coming here.
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It's the second breach affecting Quest customers in three years.
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The issue also appears to be affecting some text messages.
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The deluge is affecting both you and the journalist equally.
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Mr. Laufenberg's stage imagery blurs religious distinctions in affecting ways.
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The stress is also affecting everyone else in the process.
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The virus is also affecting the courts in New York.
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Here's how the coronavirus outbreak is affecting each state's election.
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The stress from this is already negatively affecting my work.
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It's even more affecting in video form: LISTEN TO HER.
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Your music fucking affecting somebody, that's better than any shit.
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Take a moment to be specific about what's affecting you.
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How is that affecting the internet and apps in Europe?
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I was really interested in how technology was affecting society.
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How is the crackdown on undocumented immigrants affecting your school?
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Is our deteriorating relationship with Mexico affecting the Texas economy?
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Climate change is seriously affecting Alaska and the Arctic region.
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"They are affecting the country's values and beliefs," she said.
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This art has a very deep way of affecting everyone.
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Perhaps most effective — and affecting — of all, however, was Valentino.
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New York City schools are closed, affecting 1.1 million students.
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So, we don't care about this thing that's affecting you.
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Scientists are still researching how this is affecting our health.
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The cancer arc with Xiomara, Jane's mother, was so affecting.
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The coronavirus pandemic is affecting people all over the world.
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"The gas issue is affecting the business people," she said.
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Neither were particularly affecting in their debuts as the Prince.
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But the Academy isn't the only force affecting Oscar outcomes.
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A surgical gown shortage -- one that's affecting the whole country.
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And across oncology, new discoveries are affecting patients every day.
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No changes significantly affecting the acoustics have been made since.
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Women aren't only affecting policy; they are determining election outcomes.
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Celiac disease is an autoimmune condition affecting the small intestine.
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But "Process" is most affecting when it is most bare.
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The economic hit is widespread — but isn't affecting everyone equally.
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She said she had experienced enough "tragedies" affecting her colleagues.
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The department has oversight over some rules affecting electric cars.
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It's Nassau County in a can, disquieting and remarkably affecting.
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The improved earnings also are affecting relationships - and women's confidence.
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The improved earnings also are affecting relationships - and women's confidence.
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FireEye logged suspicious activity affecting the exchanges over several months.
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Anemia is one such problem, affecting about 500 million women.
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It's reported that the measures are affecting around 50,000 inhabitants.
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The virus is affecting stores, supply chains, and stock prices
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You can remove it without affecting your monthly internet price.
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How is the virus affecting businesses that operate in China?
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Some of her most affecting portraits are small in size.
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It treats a mutation affecting about 13 percent of sufferers.
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Still, her political silence was affecting her image and music.
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This is affecting "the integrity of the system," he added.
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They're not unconcerned about the environmental changes affecting their farms.
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The Zora played it with melting sound and affecting impetuosity.
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It's currently affecting our business & residential internet, video & voice customers.
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The outage was affecting a few other resorts, as well.
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The result is often absurd and hilarious, but ideally affecting.
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We're starting to see now how that's affecting young people.
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"I think it is really affecting our recruiting," he said.
|
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Trump also issued two "Energy Independence" executive orders affecting coal.
|
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The shutdown is also affecting diplomats training for future assignments.
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And for the voice of a starkly affecting trumpeter. 17.
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The global pandemic is affecting many aspects of daily life.
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What part of the ad was most memorable or affecting?
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The heatwave is also affecting Spain, Germany, Switzerland and Belgium.
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The dust up is already affecting his ability to socialize.
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That is affecting Obamacare plans but really all insurance plans.
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Is Art Money affecting the sales of New York galleries?
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Mental illness is a very serious issue affecting many families.
|
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This illiberalism is affecting more and more of our nation.
|
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Krzysztof Wodiczko's "Veteran's Flame" is most affecting in this regard.
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Gems, regularly features some of television's most emotionally affecting storylines.
|
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Google and other security researchers this week disclosed two major chip flaws - one called Meltdown affecting only Intel Corp chips and one called Spectre affecting nearly all computer chips made in the last decade.
|
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With the nuclear option in 2013 affecting executive branch nominees and the one used Thursday affecting the Supreme Court, many senators worry the next casualty to lose the 60-vote filibuster threshold is legislation.
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Image: BASRecently, scientists have suspected that changing winds over the Southern Ocean are affecting the speed of seafloor currents carrying AABW—and that could be affecting the amount of turbulent flow in the Orkney Passage.
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Iestyn Davies and Sam Crane make an affecting turn in the split role of Farinelli (Davies is the voice, Crane the man), but perhaps most affecting is the radiant Melody Grove as Philip's queen, Isabella.
|
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Track the storms with CNN's storm tracker A Storm will lash the East this weekend A storm affecting the Southeast on Friday will ride up the eastern seaboard through the weekend affecting travel through Sunday.
|
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What happened last year with Evolve is affecting other festivals' strategies.
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So, we're not just affecting like 13,000 kids up there now.
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This has been achieved despite increased regulatory constraints affecting all operators.
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Details: The feds also proposed other policies affecting the two programs.
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It is about contesting the consumption model that is affecting everything.
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According to locals, the steelworks generates considerable pollution, affecting their health.
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The pay-out ratio, excluding items affecting comparability, was 75 percent.
|
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Systemic means belonging to or affecting the system as a whole.
|
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Only Russ comes close to affecting his team's performance like LeBron.
|
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Do you know more about the bug affecting the Pixel XL?
|
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She's equally unlikely to deal with larger structural issues affecting women.
|
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You don't need to worry about it affecting your recommendations, however.
|
|
Ashley Carman explains the controversy and how it's affecting podcast creators.
|
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The debt ceiling is already affecting how the government funds itself.
|
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Political tension between the U.S. and China is affecting tech companies.
|
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Phages are viruses that kill bacteria without directly affecting human cells.
|
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This upgrading of the city is already affecting the arts sector.
|
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The strike on Friday was affecting short and medium-haul flights.
|
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The abuse Bastidas endured would continue affecting her in profound ways.
|
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The only community this is really affecting is the creative community.
|
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How do you see the Trump administration affecting M&A activity?
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A problem affecting all the paintings is a tendency toward decorousness.
|
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"Ants Among Elephants" is an arresting, affecting and ultimately enlightening memoir.
|
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What would be judged as "negatively affecting" a political viewpoint then?
|
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This isn't a disaster affecting us tomorrow, or the next day.
|
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So there's a huge number of people that this is affecting.
|
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Beth is spiraling, questioning how her divorce is affecting the kids.
|
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Do you have a hormonal imbalance that's affecting your oil production?
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Sexual violence in a global epidemic, affecting 1.3 billion people worldwide.
|
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One would offer the Ultra without affecting the already established plans.
|
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Thursday's clashes were not affecting any oilfields, the military source said.
|
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The intimate, emotionally affecting film forgoes the usual hot-button rhetoric.
|
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The volcano also ended up affecting humans all over the world.
|
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This isn't the only teething pain affecting Apple's latest smartphone offering.
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It's affecting the whole idea of ending internal wars through negotiations.
|
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The government shutdown isn't just affecting federal agencies, such as NASA.
|
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It is not only affecting cities but rural America as well.
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Athletes have been concerned about sewage affecting their competitions as well.
|
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Having so much weight on my frame was affecting me psychologically.
|
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Central banks may not be the only factor affecting market liquidity.
|
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So much for fixing a problem supposedly affecting millions of Americans.
|
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Here's how the sweltering heat wave is affecting the West: 250.
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They're dramatic and affecting moments in the books and the show.
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As well as my diet, frugality also starts affecting my relationships.
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Eroded sediments are being carried into the lake, affecting this strip.
|
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Tesla releases critical crash data affecting public safety immediately & always will.
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It's an irreversible condition affecting 3% to 5% of women worldwide.
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Not only that, sexual violence is affecting their success in school.
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It's an irreversible condition affecting 3% to 5% of women worldwide.
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But you no longer think about other people affecting your relationship.
|
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He has pledged to decimate ISIS while affecting an isolationist bent.
|
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"It's affecting things on the cellular level," Seger told WSMV-TV.
|
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CIMBS's ratings are sensitive specifically to developments affecting its shareholding structure.
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Mr. Obama's absence is also affecting the decisions of white voters.
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Either way, this adaptation of Alex Haley's seminal book is affecting.
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KARA: There's this heaviness in the work that is really affecting.
|
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The show stays disgusting, but it's also witty, sweet, and affecting.
|
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Is this substance affecting my character in some kind of way?
|
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Can you talk about how the negative comments were affecting you?
|
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They can accommodate up to $100,000 without affecting means-tested benefits.
|
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The relentless power cuts are not only affecting how businesses operate.
|
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Characters stretch their limits in Gustine's affecting and wide-ranging debut.
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"You don't realize how your environment is affecting you," he said.
|
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The final vote – affecting 5.4 million students – takes place in November.
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Many issues affecting women are heard in civil court every day.
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The production, directed by Michael Mayer, is both chic and affecting.
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This affecting film prompts that kind of concern for its characters.
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He's framing climate change as a problem affecting voters right now.
|
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All antidepressants work by affecting the concentration and function of neurotransmitters.
|
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Yet only 24% saw it as negatively affecting their own businesses.
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Instead a default affecting all of Caracas' other creditors is likely.
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We want to hear how the current situation is affecting you.
|
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Modi has been highly engaged on issues affecting American tech companies.
|
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The situation underscores how Venezuela's economic collapse is affecting its neighbors.
|
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And it's not just affecting those who work in the industry.
|
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Countless federal agencies promulgate regulations affecting life across these United States.
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Of those employees, 10 cited scheduling as a problem affecting morale.
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Trios entered together, each affecting their own ridiculous stance mid-air.
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Aware of issue affecting some calls to 911 for wireless customers.
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U.S. sanctions affecting Iran's oil exports come into force on Nov.
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He adds that the bots are currently only affecting U.S. users.
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The penalties affecting other companies have improved First Solar's strategic position.
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This is tragic, because our domestic policies are affecting foreign people.
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Everything that goes on is actually affecting us in some way.
|
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"Climate change is not affecting the tunnel at all," he said.
|
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But Patrick was always the show's most interesting and affecting character.
|
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In 2018, 35 attacks affecting 42 journalists occurred across the nation.
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But it's the second movement, an Adagio, that is most affecting.
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The paper made no mention of the virus affecting the brain.
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Here's how to keep coronavirus fears from affecting your mental health.
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But now, there are several new factors affecting supply and demand.
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And climate change may already be affecting tornadoes, Dr. Diffenbaugh said.
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But climate change could be affecting the pace of other storms.
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It's less linear than "Appointments," but no less affecting for it.
|
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And the soprano Adrianne Pieczonka was an affecting and worldly Marschallin.
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The actress also has instantaneous access to the character's affecting vulnerability.
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And, how the Spanish Inquisition is affecting some europhile British Jews.
|
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Donald Trump is tweeting more and it's affecting the bond market.
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The photographs and manuscripts pertaining to Wilde are also very affecting.
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Instead, he offers a quietly affecting meditation on memory and family.
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That's what's scary, when the profit motive is affecting our speech.
|
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Soon, mass communication was affecting all Americans, rural and urban alike.
|
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Bear McCreary's mournful score nudges the moment into something genuinely affecting.
|
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Lowell and Bidart are not only influential but also deeply affecting.
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How much that's actually affecting hiring and investment, I can't say.
|
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It's affecting the ability of debt holders to save at all.
|
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It was an affecting tableau, and the Fare observer looked content.
|
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The company said the city's protests are also affecting flight bookings.
|
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It was not immediately clear how the walkout was affecting production.
|
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The novel coronavirus is affecting many major retailers across the globe.
|
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And for the purposes of this show, is her quest affecting?
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Travel bans in over a dozen cities affecting 280 million people.
|
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Snow covered Florida to Maine, affecting more than 100 million people.
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Travel bans in over a dozen cities affecting 211 million people.
|
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"This is affecting a lot of people," he told CNN Business.
|
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It's a juxtaposition that is as affecting as it is profound.
|
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This is an isolated situation affecting only the tower monitoring system.
|
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Global warming is inescapable, affecting everyone regardless of race and class.
|
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I thought that it was a problem affecting only other people.
|
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Last year, Congress took major steps forward on issues affecting railroads.
|
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"Anything affecting the nutritional quality of rice will have serious effects."
|
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Coronavirus is affecting major retailers — and making for some interesting bread
|
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"It is affecting ... the very fabric of our society," Carson said.
|
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Without gravity, bones lose strength and eyes are squashed, affecting vision.
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INDIA FINANCE MINISTER SAYS GLOBAL TRADE WAR IS AFFECTING INDIAN ECONOMY
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I'm concerned that this is affecting the President's views of Ukraine.
|
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Those figurines could be tapped on compatible consoles, affecting certain games.
|
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Emails also distributed malicious software across the globe, particularly affecting Japan.
|
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But a political flap isn't the only thing affecting SoulCycle's business.
|
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You're having fun, and you don't realize you're affecting people's lives.
|
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"These were all things affecting me as a woman," says Frankel.
|
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"The pessimism surrounding WeWork is affecting Uber and Lyft," Morgan said.
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Panetta argued Trump's allegations are affecting U.S. relationships with other nations.
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Comey added that nothing was released to avoid affecting Trump's campaign.
|
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The change in the law is affecting both supply and demand.
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Which sculpture do you find most interesting, provocative, memorable or affecting?
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It alters rivers and ecosystems, affecting the organisms that inhabit them.
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Ask Real Estate My neighbor's hygiene issues are affecting my apartment.
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And, like, Fogelman can create emotionally affecting narratives with psychological weight!
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But people like Blac Chyna are also affecting our cultural moment.
|
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As a result, companies' interest costs have soared, affecting their margins.
|
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On Wednesday, Alphabet Inc's Google and other security researchers disclosed two major chip flaws, one called Meltdown affecting only Intel Corp chips and one called Spectre affecting nearly all computer chips made in the last decade.
|
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"It's not a reach to say the rhetoric and policies of this administration are affecting sentiment around the world, creating antipathy toward the U.S. and affecting travel behavior," said Adam Sacks, the president of Tourism Economics.
|
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With the rise of nationalism sweeping the US, Europe, and even Africa, as we learned during the weekend, talks weren't limited to affecting change in Silicon Valley as they once were, but also about affecting change globally.
|
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Starting this week, Jeremy's been editing a lot of coronavirus-related stories and assisting with covering how the pandemic is affecting New Yorkers, while Yeji's been focusing on how the pandemic is affecting the US healthcare system.
|
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S. trade war is affecting capital markets but the impact is controllable.
|
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Issues affecting New York are ignored by the contenders during the primaries.
|
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But they're starting to warn that the trade war is affecting business.
|
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This gets down to affecting the outcome on the field of play.
|
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However, your phone could be affecting exercise in a pretty unexpected way.
|
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Though Frinj isn't worried about local Southern California maladies affecting its plants.
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CHAFFETZ: Is the Helsinki Summit affecting special counsel Robert Mueller&aposs probe?
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It's not affecting their relationship at all … Jennifer knows what's going on.
|
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Scientists just don't know how these products are affecting our cells yet.
|
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The farm was implicated in the E. coli scare affecting romaine lettuce.
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I will continue to be committed to affecting change with my platform.
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It would also make the water more choppy, affecting their food gathering.
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He spoke of universal basic income, affordable childcare, and automation affecting jobs.
|
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It's a common practice for comparable gigs, affecting some 25 million contracts.
|
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It's the second bug affecting EE the security researcher found this year.
|
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The slowdown in inspections does not appear to be affecting restaurant chains.
|
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The problem is so widespread that apparently it's even affecting our stereotypes.
|
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Often I wonder: How are all these new classes affecting parents' finances?
|
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The "all clear" had been issued for areas affecting about 270,000 customers.
|
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The cord-cutting movement affecting cable TV will spread to other industries.
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Snap is laying off about 100 employees, mostly affecting the sales team.
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One of the major issues affecting Native populations is poor quality housing.
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Because there are other factors affecting the long end of the curve.
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The company had an outage affecting access for some customers in 2016.
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"FX loss is non-cash...hence not affecting dividend," Shimao's Lau said.
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Now, the "Neither" issue appears to be affecting Clinton in the survey.
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But his job often involves policies affecting the wider Denver metro region.
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It is affecting business travellers too, in the form of flight cancellations.
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The lava was also affecting power lines in the area, officials said.
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HARKER SAYS FEDS LARGE BALANCE SHEET MAY BE AFFECTING LONG-TERM YIELDS
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It was affecting her work and how she felt around other students.
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It's an irreversible condition affecting as many as 5% of women worldwide.
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It was the world's biggest-ever blackout, affecting more than 600m people.
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China-related news is also affecting Micron, which reports earnings on Tuesday.
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"Every day is when the pay gap is affecting women," he wrote.
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When it comes to dating, there are plenty of factors affecting compatibility.
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But is this -- is the president now affecting every form of entertainment?
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In total, 667 flights were canceled on Monday, affecting around 61,000 people.
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Climate change is also affecting how trees and other plants release pollen.
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"It is affecting all of Cofco's port operations in Rosario," Wade added.
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There is a similar urgency to address structural problems affecting human capital.
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Belief that house prices are rising is also affecting people's life choices.
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The act applies to serious incidents affecting public order, including terrorist attacks.
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It's not a problem only affecting players on the professional level, either.
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The outflow of people and businesses is affecting many on the ground.
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Rising heat is also affecting the taste of wine in some areas.
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I learned what it meant, and that's when it started affecting me.
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The association claims this and other recent regulations affecting Airbnb as victories.
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To a certain extent, higher yields are already affecting the stock market.
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If you own a smartphone, chances are it's affecting how you think.
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A law, negatively affecting millions of people, written in a lunch meeting.
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But payments to providers have been slow, affecting the arrival of tankers.
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But it's still unclear how this consumption could be affecting our health.
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"It is affecting all of Cofco's port operations in Rosario," Wade added.
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These changes are affecting the very basis of the Arctic: the land.
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It becomes surprisingly affecting as you get into the groove of Photographs.
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"I don't know why this is affecting me so much," he said.
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In fact, the exploits affecting most companies today date back several years.
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This ends up affecting more than just women who get the procedure.
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Similarly, FOSTA/SESTA is disproportionately affecting trans, LGBTQ, and POC sex workers.
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I am aware of how the boycott is affecting Israelis, especially artists.
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They'd also like to know if the Sargassum is somehow affecting fisheries.
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While many are in Europe, it appears to be affecting users worldwide.
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Excluding items affecting comparability, the pay-out ratio was 70 per cent.
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Thousands of contracts affecting potentially millions of people could be in play.
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Vezmar accuses his date of "adversely affecting the viewing experience" of moviegoers.
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"This rebalancing is affecting exchange rates between currencies," the reserve manager said.
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I don't think the show is affecting what the book is saying.
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No word on how the lack of juice was affecting the truce.
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The greens got really fast, the wind was affecting all the putts.
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However, the bank cautioned geopolitical and macroeconomic concerns are affecting global markets.
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Heavy snow was affecting Colorado, Nebraska and parts of Iowa early Wednesday.
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I couldn't figure out why the death was affecting me so strongly.
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Everything you need to know about Facebook's data breach affecting 50M users
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WALLACE: Our smartphones are affecting our brains without us even knowing it.
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The committee tackled problems affecting the quality of life for Native Americans.
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It is even affecting debate about such matters as building transport infrastructure.
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These are issues affecting "society at large," not a niche interest group.
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Where The Goats Are begins with an affecting, minimal flurry of text.
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When you take a step back, this is almost universally affecting women.
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Microgravity also stiffens arteries, affecting the body's ability to control blood pressure.
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Climate change happening in, say, Illinois is affecting what happens in Louisiana.
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The quiet strength of the economy appears to be affecting the campaign.
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Most of the litter and pollution affecting oceans also derives from plastics.
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HHS catalogues breaches of unsecured health records affecting 500 or more people.
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The "hot" trade war with China is affecting U.S. industries and consumers.
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And I think it's certainly affecting our Republican colleagues in the Senate.
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We should all be involved affecting change in the world around us.
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AT&T is experiencing a nationwide outage which is affecting 911 calls.
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The KBA has to date issued 6 recall notifications affecting 156,000 cars.
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The company said internal errors were affecting rates quoted to some customers.
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The shortage of residency slots is also affecting graduates of accredited programs.
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She still is investigating similar cases in Luxembourg affecting Amazon and McDonald's.
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The bill includes two provisions affecting the repayment of private student loans.
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The right issues, and the ones most affecting voters, are clearly economic.
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On June 10 alone, 60 incidents affecting over 9,000 individuals were reported.
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Kellyanne Conway opens up about how the president is affecting her marriage
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The legislation includes two provisions affecting the repayment of private student loans.
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There are signs it is affecting the way utilities plan future construction.
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Hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy is a serious but relatively rare complication affecting infants.
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This movie, though uneven, is affecting because of these two reliable stars.
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Political uncertainty has become a dominating factor affecting investor sentiment in Europe.
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The study provides insight into how noise may be affecting marine habitats.
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This can boost marketing costs and discount our prices, adversely affecting farmers.
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It received up to 499 NSLs affecting between 1,000 and 1,499 accounts.
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The report also cites the notorious "Visa Wall" affecting foreign artists' movements.
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The outage is affecting Delta's check-in kiosks and flight-status screens.
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Water shutoffs affecting thousands of residents have incited a public health nightmare.
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It's affecting so much more of the population than just a stripper.
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Even more troubling is that these health issues are increasingly affecting children.
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Once the storm starts affecting the Northeast, we'll call it a Nor'easter.
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"Climate change is affecting World Heritage sites across the globe," Markham said.
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By my estimation, it ticks all the boxes: an affecting story, check.
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Similar content appeared on Instagram, affecting an additional 250 million U.S. users.
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Big items below: Promised to cut 75% of regulations affecting U.S. companies.
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Eco increases the range of the range without affecting comfort, claims Opel.
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An imminent shift in global oil trade flows was also affecting prices.
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These restrictive laws only limit access and shutter clinics, adversely affecting families.
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U.S. tariffs have gone into force, affecting $2523 billion of Chinese products.
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Is the tech backlash affecting how you think about investing in companies?
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"He's still affecting folk: black, brown, white, indifferent, whatever," Mr. Harris said.
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I've written previously about how China's crackdown on Uighurs is affecting foreigners.
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There have been several security vulnerabilities affecting iPhones in the news recently.
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The focus of the column was about how internet was affecting society.
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Another side effect of the shutdown could ripple farther, affecting weddings nationally.
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The country ordered its first lockdowns, affecting about 70,300 people in Catalonia.
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In 2017, this dynamic already is affecting elections in France and Germany.
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But on routine plays, the Yankees believed it was affecting his accuracy.
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The weather wasn't the only problem affecting Terminal 4 at the airport.
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Mistrust settled in, affecting even those who have seen Ebola up close.
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The subject is explored with affecting sensitivity in this rich, honest opera.
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His characters have usually felt all the more affecting for their affectlessness.
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But it was an affecting, even ambushing, use of an animal cameo.
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That made us wonder: How is climate change affecting the Winter Games?
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And those memories had long shadows, affecting people's exercise habits years later.
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Wage strategies have also been affecting by diversification in Japan's work structure.
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All scenarios saw a 2-month lockdown in Slovakia, affecting mainly services.
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"This is not affecting people who are healthy," Mr. Schneider said, falsely.
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The country ordered its first lockdowns, affecting about 70,143 people in Catalonia.
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"Your eyesore is affecting the resale value of OUR homes," it said.
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The flood of ash into rivers is also affecting drinking water supplies.
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Marketplace experts say those delays are more severely affecting non-Prime orders.
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An estimated 90 percent of women participated, affecting schools, stores and factories.
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Don't go to the emergency room because you might be affecting others.
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We cannot ignore the blatant problems gravely affecting our country any longer.
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But, O'Reilly said, it is a global phenomenon affecting other regions too.
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It's the most haunting and affecting sequence the show has yet produced.
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The show's youngest artist, Ramiro Gomez, is also among the most affecting.
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Yet this anxiety feeds and nourishes what makes "Hundred Days" so affecting.
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Even Mr. Collins's emotionally agile performance can't make the production viscerally affecting.
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SO YOU KNOW, SOME OF THOSE THINGS, WOULD AFFECTING THE YIELD LOWER.
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Were black women passing along a defect that was affecting their offspring?
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The virus's outbreak is affecting unexpected corners of the global economy, too.
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" She also writes that his abuse not affecting her "was its effect.
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Among the most affecting rereadings that Gornick chronicles is of Elizabeth Bowen.
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Output issues at its suppliers were also affecting vehicle production, it said.
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I am destroyed inside, knowing this is even affecting her physical health.
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DiPasquale also pointed to the high price of mining affecting bitcoin's drop.
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However, it said geopolitical risks and global uncertainty was affecting customers' decisions.
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Cuts by consumer packaged goods companies are also affecting the advertising world.
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Technology shifts are also a key factor affecting business decisions and strategies.
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A newly discovered security flaw is affecting Apple's iPhone and Mac computers.
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The thaw is already adversely affecting the lives of northern Siberia's residents.
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That's just one of the ways the crackdown is affecting their livelihoods.
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But the problem is wider and is affecting development aims, Mohammed said.
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In contrast, the serious impacts of climate change are affecting people today.
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Earnings, new data and politics were also affecting sentiment in European trading.
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The impacts of climate change are also disproportionately affecting communities of color.
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That dispute is still affecting the NBA, with reduced screening of games.
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U.S. sanctions affecting Iran's oil exports come into force on Nov. 4.
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Sanctions affecting Iran's petroleum sector will come into force from Nov. 4.
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Throughout the regulatory changes affecting cryptocurrency, private investment in blockchain remains steady.
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Another fact is also clear: The outbreak is mostly affecting young people.
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Power shutoffs affecting millions of residents at a time may avert wildfires.
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A decision that rattled the ground I stood on, affecting us all.
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Nivola's taciturn performance is mesmeric, while Haley delivers an affecting film debut.
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Outside of Atlanta, passengers reported delays affecting other airports across the country.
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Ash spread over a nine-mile radius, affecting some two million people.
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But Trump's focus on personal profit certainly appears to be affecting policy.
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They understand how to impact winning without directly affecting the box score.
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I'm more about the large, larger questions that are affecting our times.
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Ekaterina Gubanova was a burnished Brangäne, Evgeny Nikitin a punchily affecting Kurwenal.
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How is our growing addiction to fast delivery affecting emissions and traffic?
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So it could end up affecting a broad portion of the economy.
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How is new mobility affecting first/last mile connections in your community?
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Empathy is listening to the people whose lives these issues are affecting.
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Do you have stories about how the shutdown affecting your work/patients?
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And that's a huge issue and that's what's affecting your constituents today.
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Each is presented in Chinn's affecting, operatic voice, along with visual demonstrations.
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Focused on the sort of economic crisis that's affecting so many people.
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The utility shut off power in parts of El Dorado, Amador and Calaveras counties in the Sierra Foothills, affecting about 42,000 customers, and in parts of Lake, Napa and Sonoma counties in the North Bay affecting 17,483 customers.
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So when the real economy does falter with respect to unemployment or growth, and that can come as a result - the market transmissions that do that primarily are interest rates affecting borrowing levels or a wealth effect affecting consumption.
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Following the disclosure of two separate hacks (one affecting more than 500 million accounts, another affecting more than a billion ), Yahoo announced last month that the deal's closing date had been pushed back until the second quarter of 2017.
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"I think this particular administration, we're realizing more now than ever that this isn't just affecting you, that the decisions that are being made in Congress are affecting everyone, including your children, including your grandparents, and your children's children."
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"Costing (the) violence would help the government and the state understand that ... it is not only affecting the abused woman, it is also affecting the entire economy," the director of ESCWA's Centre for Women told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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It's pretty clear to me that the environmental conditions are affecting kids' health.
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The focus should be on affecting change in our communities and building equality.
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They're safe and not currently affecting service, but they are on the run.
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That suggests that other important public health policies are affecting our cannabis habits.
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Public listening risks public tears, thanks to Snap Judgement's moving and affecting stories.
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The political turmoil is affecting foreign direct investment which keeps the economy afloat.
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In addition to changing her body, her compulsion was affecting her entire life.
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Image: NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSSThat's not to say the storm isn't affecting Curiosity.
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I've been listening to to learn about the latest issues affecting Internet security.
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Plus, Graham's lack of appreciation for her body was affecting her personal relationships.
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LORETTA MESTER: So I think there's a lot of currents affecting the markets.
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This is a concern for women, often causing anxiety and affecting self-confidence.
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Environmental causes also interact with genes affecting the natural course of allergic disease.
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Combined, this translates into serious PTSD symptoms affecting about 6 percent of patients.
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The doom and gloom makes it the most affecting horror film of 2018.
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Still, Lambert depicts the loss of a child in a particularly affecting way.
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He was forced to ask the hard question: Was veganism affecting his health?
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And most of the real action affecting people will be in the states.
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NEWS of a fatal new disease affecting gay men first broke in 1981.
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The Senate plans to vote on a bill Tuesday affecting all of that.
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As for Mr Trump, his particular brand of baloney is now affecting Europe.
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Zombieland: Double Tap downgrades the formula to sometimes funny, and not especially affecting.
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AutoTune itself actually has a sound even if it's not technically affecting notes.
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When politics start affecting their line of work, it's time to get involved.
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Here are three ways to try and fix issues affecting your Android speed.
|
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Evidence that climate change issues are already affecting big companies continues to mount.
|
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That uncertainty is likely to create sharp swings in purchases, affecting world prices.
|
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It was the third outage in the last several weeks affecting the capital.
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VICE: Watching the film again reminded me of how uniquely affecting it is.
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Mr Trump's latest sanctions seem largely symbolic, affecting just 25 people and companies.
|
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The senator praised Clinton's speech saying it addressed the issues affecting Americans most.
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As we celebrate his achievements, let us reflect on his most affecting quotes.
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Let's check in on how that's affecting consumers and the industry at large.
|
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Watch the video above to see how geotagged images are affecting public lands.
|
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So far, it has not shown any signs of adversely affecting the pigs.
|
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That is affecting revenue, which is what is really behind Mr Sorahan's grumble.
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Barzilai said Karamba's goal is to keep malevolent hacks from ever affecting cars.
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Pet obesity is an unfortunate epidemic that is affecting animals across the country.
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The objects are then placed around the room, thereby affecting her future choreography.
|
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In this week's Trader Poll, tell us what is affecting your trading strategy?
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This is one example of a larger trend affecting the island: It's dying.
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It seems a light penalty for such a multifaceted failure affecting so many.
|
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"It's not affecting the long-term uptrend, which is somewhat gradual," said Stockton.
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It is currently affecting our business and residential internet, video and voice customers.
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Stand in front of one block, however, and it's a uniquely affecting experience.
|
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It's yet another example of climate change affecting our planet in unexpected ways.
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This spring, Uranus will move into your first house, affecting your self-image.
|
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The disease, affecting more than 15 million Americans, is closely linked to obesity.
|
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Then the company revealed another earlier hack possibly affecting over 1 billion users.
|
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But the inaugural augmented reality game already is affecting real world human behavior.
|
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It's currently affecting less than 1 percent of all Surface Pro 4 devices.
|
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But it's a painful transition that is already affecting thousands of American jobs.
|
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It's not just the wholesale import taxes on cars that are affecting automakers.
|
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It is also affecting the way that other kinds of firms do business.
|
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The demographics of the state are also affecting the contours of the race.
|
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Tatum, 39, explained how his life online had been negatively affecting his creativity.
|
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So, taking antihistamines doesn't actually get at the underlying issue affecting your sleep.
|
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As a syndrome affecting literally everyone at some point, it remains under-researched.
|
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But climate change is already affecting us — so why don't people realize that?
|
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But Cranberry has some incredibly affecting moments in spite of those modest ambitions.
|
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The threat of increased drug resistance is not an issue affecting gonorrhea alone.
|
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It's recursive and affecting in ways Black Mirror: Bandersnatch wishes it could be.
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Gore's personal experiences in Paris yield some of the movie's most affecting scenes.
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Mary Tyler Moore was, according to Oprah, so affecting that she dissolved into
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"Low growth, low inflation, it starts affecting economies in different ways," Brzeski said.
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The catch is that it does so without affecting what colors you see.
|
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And this financial stranglehold is clearly affecting some young adults' plans for parenthood.
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This is substantive, it&aposs happening, it&aposs affecting a lot of people.
|
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The conference features panels with women and men who discuss issues affecting women.
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A bug report on Open Radar from earlier this week—affecting version 10.13.
|
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Officers are not immune to the same social and psychological forces affecting others.
|
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The company said last week that the stoppage was not significantly affecting production.
|
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The outage is affecting all of Etsy's credit, debit, and gift card transactions.
|
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A second outage occurred on March 11, affecting a smaller amount of calls.
|
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One area on Tybee Island experienced extreme flooding, affecting more than 3,000 residents.
|
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Around the globe, a big disruptive force is at work affecting jobs: technology.
|
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Why it matters: The opioid epidemic isn't just affecting prime-age working adults.
|
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They are now directly affecting foreign policy and can't be dismissed as fluff.
|
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So it's too early to tell how much Trump's actions are affecting enrollment.
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Apart form affecting humans, the Chernobyl accident also scorched the land around it.
|
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Mashable confirmed the outage is affecting parts of Australia, Asia, Europe and America.
|
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Gerspach said the spending increase shows store closings are not affecting the business.
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It was like, oh no, now the panic is really affecting my life.
|
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"This is a market-affecting decision to protect (Russia's) national industry," Pereira said.
|
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The Syria crisis is affecting America's allies in Europe and the Middle East.
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People are forgetting this, and it's very important how this is affecting me.
|
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We would be talking about the number and strength of storms affecting Florida.
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Read up on different chronic illnesses, especially those affecting people close to you.
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Which quotation or image stands out for you as particularly affecting or meaningful?
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ANA's canceled flights up to April 10 will total 39, affecting 4,500 travelers.
|
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The acquisition of sports content is becoming more expensive, affecting Walt Disney's ESPN.
|
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Recent results show no clear trend for House departures alone affecting election outcomes.
|
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The "Healthy Women's" kit, covering tests for common sexually-transmitted infections affecting women.
|
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It's by no means a feel-good film, but it's affecting and significant.
|
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The combination of travel and heavy drug use was gravely affecting my health.
|
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"I have heard them, and they are powerfully innovative and affecting," Long says.
|
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A teacher sickout closed nearly all Detroit's public schools, affecting almost 63,000 children.
|
|
One of the most affecting pieces in the show drives this point home.
|
|
John Kasich (R) on Monday said there's a "serious disease" affecting U.S. politics.
|
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It is undeniable that high levels of stress are adversely affecting teachers' health.
|
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The firms are keeping an eye on U.S. federal government issues affecting Morocco.
|
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Our smartphones are affecting our brains without us even being aware of it.
|
|
Cyrus has previously said she was devastated by the fires affecting the community.
|
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"Maybe you'll meet him at a planetarium," I said, affecting Cassandra's confident drawl.
|
|
This week ended with a collision between two major stories affecting his presidency.
|
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The roomy freedom of Mr. Diehl's playing in bluesy episodes was especially affecting.
|
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Mr. Pape brought opulent sound and affecting dignity to the king's aching monologue.
|
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In any case, affecting votes should not be the measure of political journalism.
|
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Ally, the financial services company, closed two offices in Charlotte, affecting 900 employees.
|
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Harvard says US officials' crackdown on international students is negatively affecting the university
|
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But she was holding up a bill that was affecting 11 million people.
|
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It's a problem that's affecting all branches of service — not just the Army.
|
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If that's affecting him controlling the ball, he hasn't made mention of that.
|
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But the piece has some of Bernstein's most powerful and lyrically affecting music.
|
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These caps began with significant cuts to both discretionary areas, disproportionately affecting defense.
|
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In exclusive interviews, they told us about the biggest factors affecting startup death.
|
|
The most affecting story in Crime + Punishment is not about cops at all.
|
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I couldn't see that they were slowly killing me and affecting my family.
|
|
Yet they also don't have enough to eat, and it's affecting their health.
|
|
Habitat destruction, pesticide poisoning, and diseases affecting bees are all contributing to CCD.
|
|
A power outage hit Disneyland in California, affecting dozens of attractions on Wednesday.
|
|
It's only the virtual sections, which we witness being constructed, that are affecting.
|
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And there are concerns too that the strong currency is affecting investment decisions.
|
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The issue appears to be affecting Galaxy S9 and Galaxy Note 8 users.
|
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The public would have more information to determine how rebates are affecting them.
|
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It was our mistake that ended up affecting the estimation of Hillary's campaign.
|
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Such aggregations are affecting a number of other issues, particularly the emerging ones.
|
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Climate scientists agree by majority that human influence is rapidly affecting our atmosphere.
|
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He was concerned that all his bold talk could be affecting his teammates.
|
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This also has economic implications, since the condition is likely affecting worker productivity.
|
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"Bleeding in pregnancy is very common, affecting 1 in 5 women," Coomarasamy said.
|
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But I really felt like something about the light nights was affecting me.
|
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Additionally, this is affecting the whole world rather than just the United States.
|
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Driverless-car issues affecting Nvidia and Tesla (which got a downgrade from Moody's).
|
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More than 350 people have died in the Ebola crisis currently affecting Congo.
|
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The smoke is affecting air quality all the way to the East Coast.
|
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Adjusted for items affecting comparability, Atlas said operating profit was 5.62 billion crowns.
|
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Buterin mentioned the Sichuan flood that are potentially affecting mining operations over there.
|
|
I couldn't deny it anymore: Weighing myself was affecting my life, my happiness.
|
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Credit-card debt can damage your credit score, affecting long-term wealth creation.
|
|
Over half of employees say their job is negatively affecting their mental health.
|
|
Smog isn't the only form of pollution that's affecting the lives of locals.
|
|
But that is masking a more debilitating factor affecting the economy - corporate debt.
|
|
Plastic is affecting everything from zooplankton and fish to marine mammals and seabirds.
|
|
Those who confront defeat frontally are often eloquent and affecting in their memoirs.
|
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Italy, population 60.4 million: Nationwide lockdown affecting nearly all forms of public life.
|
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A tumor in this gland is rare, usually affecting people in their 60s.
|
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The coronavirus pandemic alters who we are, affecting diverse facets of our psyche.
|
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In these affecting images you can see time's ravages and also its consolations.
|
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Guiding affecting performances from the cast, Mr. Audi's interpretive hand was not heavy.
|
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This young littérateur, I thought, dramatized his seriousness by affecting a donnish aura.
|
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"24 Frames" can't help but be affecting because it is Kiarostami's final movie.
|
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But it is pulse-pounding, immersive storytelling, strange and exquisite and intensely affecting.
|
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It brings to an end the most affecting scene in the entire film.
|
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Health problems, relocation & more: How is the Porter Ranch gas leak affecting you?
|
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Her history in many ways reflects the cycle of violence affecting Indigenous communities.
|
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Now it appears that this type of violence is also affecting adolescent girls.
|
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At its most affecting, Solastalgia sounds like a tsunami happening in slow motion.
|
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But other candidates have sometimes stumbled when talking about issues affecting trans people.
|
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On Monday, Boston closed all construction sites, affecting tens of thousands of workers.
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We want to hear about how climate change is affecting your community, too.
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This is also affecting the people who live alongside the Rohingya Rakhine State.
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I also fear my past experiences with them are affecting my romantic relationships.
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The company need not worry about the latest news affecting sales, analysts said.
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Have empathy The COVID-19 pandemic is affecting everyone, some more than others.
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President Trump's tariffs are affecting trade, but not in the way he wants.
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Global warming and natural disasters are also affecting development in less affluent countries.
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G.M. will reportedly shut down a factory in Oshawa, Ontario, affecting 2,800 workers.
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Social media may also be affecting our relationship with health, wellness and exercise.
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Trade disputes are far from the only issues affecting the global economy today.
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The teenager was born with holoprosencephaly, a rare disorder affecting the brain's development.
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But if his comments could be affecting their businesses, investors expect some details.
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Help us understand how the Pittsburgh shooting is affecting you and your congregation.
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But something was affecting her serve, normally one of her most potent weapons.
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This pessimism is affecting not just major companies but the European economy broadly.
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The work will span the city, affecting portions of each of the lines.
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Their actions are only encouraging a deepened interethnic divide affecting vulnerable civilian populations.
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The constant consumer messaging was affecting her mental health and clouding her judgment.
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Here, people were making real change, affecting the lives of millions of Americans.
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"It's really affecting when u see false things written about u," he wrote.
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Suicides are disproportionately affecting people of color and those in the LGBTQ community.
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It's been surprising so far how emotionally affecting this new "Twin Peaks" is.
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The fifth straight year of drought in Central America is affecting migration patterns.
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The baritone Mark Delavan was affecting as Amonasro, Aida's father, also held captive.
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That means how is climate change affecting the variables that we care about.
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"We apologize for the issue affecting our customers," Sabre said in a tweet.
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Monica is getting real about her divorce — and how it's affecting her family.
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Which statement or image stands out for you as particularly affecting or meaningful?
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Protectionism hurts economies, but gradually, mostly affecting prices and demand rather than availability.
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Part of it is I don't want what he did affecting my behavior.
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ANA's cancelled flights up to April 10 will total 39, affecting 4,500 travellers.
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She is known for taking controversial stances on issues affecting people of color.
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This leitmotif, hinted at in the title, also shapes the book's affecting outcome.
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How is that affecting the overall game experience if it's pay-to-win?
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Chalamet so affecting was the way that, like an optical illusion, he appeared
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The virus is affecting tech companies' revenue forecasts, production plans, and retail stores.
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When public officials make decisions affecting rights, the law generally requires an explanation.
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That's the case for many issues affecting our children and the wider community.
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Charry said communities now understood a changing climate was affecting their food security.
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But overall she gave a vibrant and affecting performance of a challenging role.
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The problem is also affecting being able to view DMs, per the tweet.
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Service disruptions lost them a lot of customers, significantly affecting their share price.
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The treatment, golodirsen, targets a genetic mutation affecting about 8 percent of patients.
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Travel restrictions in cities across China are affecting more than 50 million people.
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BUNDESBANK SEES RISK OF SLOWDOWN IN GERMAN EXPORTS AFFECTING DOMESTIC ECONOMY AS WELL
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ED BASTIAN: It doesn't in that it's not something that's affecting us directly.
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CNBC takes a look at the key events affecting global trade since January.
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There's not a lot of time to get into how it's affecting you.
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Here are some of the many ways this extreme weather is affecting people.
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Everyday actions, whether they're deliberately positive or deliberately negative, are affecting your network.
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Political uncertainty may also be affecting business investment and consumer spending, he said.
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We still don't fully understand how things like refined sugars are affecting us.
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From 2006 to 2016, the United States averaged 58,700 wildfires affecting 6,85033,319 acres.
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"Our analysis shows Ross participated in matters affecting his personal interests," Marsco said.
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The new tests affecting books attracted scrutiny from the American Civil Liberties Union.
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A 28503 attack breached 22019 billion Yahoo user accounts, affecting usernames and passwords.
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And that is only one way in which we are affecting the environment.
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The noise is affecting her 12-year-old son's academic performance, she said.
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Former President Barack Obama put forward a similar proposal affecting taxes in 2015.
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Here, Colescott's use of distortion is intent on involving and affecting his audience.
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I wrote him a letter about how his drinking was affecting his relationships.
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The contrast highlighted the gap in leadership on issues affecting the global climate.
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The contrast highlighted the gap in leadership on issues affecting the global climate.
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A. No, no, it isn't affecting us, but we are worried, of course.
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What does it tell readers about how the shutdown is affecting young people?
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Wildfires are becoming more frequent, affecting the air quality of hundreds of miles.
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Those who do watch (and admit to it) extol the show's affecting moments.
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Her stories are affecting, yet it is hard to evaluate memories and anecdotes.
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That melt is also dramatically affecting the ice that the bears rely on.
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VICE News Tonight visited Taiwan to see how blockchain is affecting pork production.
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It's simple but it's also affecting number even without knowing its political resonance.
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It's been affecting people in a good way, both white and black audiences.
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They attack pipelines and infrastructure, significantly affecting both the environment and the economy.
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When the U.S. dollar is moving significantly relative to most other currencies there is a tendency in markets to see 'whatever the good news that's affecting the U.S. must be affecting Canada too' and so, historically, the correlation has been there.
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"This air quality is affecting a very large number of people," Morello-Frosch said.
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PKP Energetyka's spokesman said the situation was not affecting the functioning of the company.
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Now the uncertainty caused by rising global trade friction is affecting the global economy.
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Sadly, the cannabis industry in California is no stranger to wildfires affecting its grows.
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The sisters earnestly tell Kim that they think the news is affecting her anxiety.
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He clearly feels it's a problem affecting about half the country, regardless of genre.
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It's viscerally affecting but contains little context or analysis or story and no characters.
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The protest is already affecting dozens of schools, which are heavily staffed by women.
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Coffee Meets Bagel reported a massive data breach affecting "approximately" six million users Thursday.
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Citing security, officials have moved and merged some polling, affecting 144,000 predominantly Kurdish voters.
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The Trump campaign is so weak that it appears to be affecting the race.
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"I, well, I don't really play them," I said, affecting my most avuncular tone.
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"Reports suggest that lack of talent is affecting firms' decisions to invest," he said.
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And today, with our copious greenhouse gas emissions, we're affecting the atmosphere even further.
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Earlier this year, the issue spread beyond Cuba and started affecting Americans in China.
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It also makes their eventual death (for some) and trauma (for all) deeply affecting.
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Most of which by the way, are not affecting Hispanic south of the border.
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Tata Motors gained 2.5 percent despite concerns of a slowdown in China affecting sales.
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Age-related hearing loss happens naturally over time, affecting half of adults over 65.
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Caps on wages growth are also affecting public-sector pay outcomes across the country.
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Alexander explores society's objectifying gaze upon bodies of color through stunning, deeply affecting poetry.
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In fact, they may end up affecting how you manage your weight long term.
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There have also been a number of massive cybersecurity breaches affecting digital currency holders.
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We saw what was happening on the outside world affecting us on the inside.
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This is the second breach in less than a month affecting online ticket retailers.
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Healthy Paws Pet Insurance is concerned this threat might be affecting pets as well.
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"For millennial parents, money is affecting the shape of their families," reads the report.
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Dredging in rivers and seas pollutes natural habitats, affecting local fishing and farming industries.
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The project focuses on issues affecting all communities such as immigration and LGBTQ equality.
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Do you agree with her that it has been negatively affecting your love life?
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" He added, "And no, I don't feel anything affecting my health or my mind.
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Margosian said the Girl Scouts did not anticipate this decision affecting their own membership.
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Previously, computer models were favoring a track out to sea, potentially affecting only Bermuda.
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This allowed her to miss days from school without affecting the school's absenteeism scores.
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Gigaba said hard economic times were affecting the Treasury's plan to expand the economy.
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Watch: How Elon Musk's tweets might be affecting the latest price targets for Tesla
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Which quote, image or video stands out for you as particularly affecting or meaningful?
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Click on the "X" to delete any ratings that might be affecting your algorithm.
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I tried to figure out if this is affecting Android or iOS devices more.
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But it is becoming increasingly common and already affecting economic growth and labor productivity.
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There were three contamination events in 2017 alone, affecting 42 workers and 0003 vehicles.
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That's when he discovered the glitch that appears to be affecting the users today.
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The outage doesn't seem to be affecting anyone who used PayPal for payment processing.
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Powell was asked if he sees the administration's tariffs affecting economic growth and inflation.
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My main thing is that I feel it's affecting the future of our children.
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Loose Corporate Governance Practices: Fitch views weak corporate governance as potentially affecting unsecured creditors.
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The airline also announced one more change, this one affecting United's entire pet policy.
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Jones said he is concerned about how the protests are affecting the league's business.
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Climate change is already affecting the world, from rising temperatures to rising sea levels.
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Their isolation brutal for the entire family, but it's affecting his mother the most.
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The authors of the report say misconduct within the agency is affecting airport security.
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Beyond affecting people physically, pain can also harm them socially, mentally, emotionally and spiritually.
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On Friday, 673 flights were canceled, affecting more than 72,000 passengers, according to SAS.
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Perhaps the most affecting part of Florence involves the way the game handles dialogue.
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Whatever the eventual economic impact, the scandal is already affecting morale in Kobe city.
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"Oyamada's resignation is affecting our succession plan, which needs to be redrawn," he said.
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Upstart parties are benefiting from a series of scandals affecting the ruling Independence Party.
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How about an in-depth look at how climate change is already affecting Minnesota?
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All of that is in turn affecting how we can say 'yes' and 'no.
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But early on, network issues were affecting all four of the major US carriers.
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Amazon interns are invading Seattle once again — and it's affecting the city's public transit.
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He makes most of the big decisions affecting the country, including its foreign policy.
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His oeuvre presents an affecting blend of Sisyphean struggle, absurdist humor, and humanist concern.
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"The U.S. decision prolong market uncertainty, which is already affecting business decisions," it said.
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America's opioid epidemic is affecting overdoses involving a wholly different class of drugs: cocaine.
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The two vulnerabilities, both affecting computer processors across the globe, were disclosed on Jan.
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After giving Pitbull a hug, the Estefans accepted the trophy with a affecting speech.
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"It's been a combination of things affecting her emotional health," the source tells PEOPLE.
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Semen allergies are quite rare, affecting up to 40,000 women in the United States.
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Apple has also discovered that there was a bug in Safari affecting icon fetching.
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"It was already affecting our timelines for getting works into the US," notes Chen.
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Stephen J. Townsend said earlier this month that coalition operations are affecting Baghdadi's life.
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Craig Federighi: And we did have some software issues particularly affecting the 15-inch.
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This is a major issue affecting the principle of civilian control of the military.
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Caring only about people is why we have these problems affecting nature and people.
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Before becoming secretary, Mattis wrote that he feared social issues were affecting military readiness.
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It's a common DSD affecting between 1 in 200 and 1 in 300 boys.
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Carcinogenic chemicals cause mutations by physically binding to specific bases and affecting their shape.
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Still, their previous losses don't appear to be affecting their excitement for the show.
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Here's a timeline of key actions affecting LGBT Americans from the first 100 days.
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But it is far from a crisis affecting most Americans and their health insurance.
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Twitter is purging inactive accounts, which is already affecting power users like Donald Trump.
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Operating profit before amortisation and items affecting comparability was 6.92 billion crowns ($739.6 million).
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S. trade tensions, with their exchanges of retaliatory tariffs affecting shipments and capital expenditure.
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The State Department has confirmed a data breach affecting an unknown number of employees.
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All Americans should feel like they have a stake in matters affecting the military.
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With T-Mobile they're at least doing a blanket throttle and affecting everyone equally.
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Theranos in January announced layoffs affecting 155 jobs, or 41 percent of its workforce.
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"The laws are affecting what we can sell and what we can't," said Jones.
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So to what extent antibiotics are negatively affecting the microbiome is an open question.
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"It's been an uphill battle," he said of the issues affecting the North End.
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Among the additions is a light theme affecting the desktop wallpaper and other elements.
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This will allow drivers to decline the next request without negatively affecting their rating.
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But without the clinical trials it's impossible to determine if it's really affecting symptoms.
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This week's Free-exchange column looks at how new technologies are affecting trust relationships.
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Do you notice similar issues affecting the documentation of black protest in the present?
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What is being done to our attention is affecting us profoundly as human beings.
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"It's directly affecting us," he said of Mexico's hiked-up tariffs against US dairy.
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"The cold, harsh reality of the economy is really affecting their lives," Pollak says.
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It remains difficult to determine how the House impeachment inquiry is affecting voter choices.
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There was something affecting, though, about this slight feeling of tentativeness in her performance.
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It is Anna's voice — cool, intelligent, passionate, contradictory — that makes this novel so affecting.
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Just as it is affecting people, gentrification is displacing the city's wild animals, too.
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Several Louisiana cities remained blacked out for days, affecting tens of thousands of residents.
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It was convened to deal with the catastrophic sex abuse crisis affecting our church.
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Peanut allergies are still rare, affecting about 1 to 2 percent of US children.
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This is a problem that's likely affecting a very, very small number of people.
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It's a nasty injury, and Lowry's numbers make it clear that it's affecting him.
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Excluding items affecting comparability, per-share profit for the most recent quarter was $2278.
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This ongoing crisis is harming our troops, adversely affecting unit cohesion and mission readiness.
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" ** "Political uncertainty, combined with a difficult macro economic background, is affecting revenues in Spain.
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A few days before the conference, Apple made two other major announcements affecting developers.
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Small-business taxes are a major pain point affecting millions of employers and employees.
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"I will continue to be committed to affecting change with my platform," Long continued.
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The conflict has helped fuel a hunger crisis, affecting an estimated 4.8 million people.
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Cuba: Irma grazed the island's northern shore, affecting 13 of the country's 15 provinces.
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All cases affecting national security, even tangentially, now require coordination and oversight in Washington.
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It remains to be seen is whether sagging confidence is affecting overall consumer spending.
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"The issue affecting HomeKit users running iOS 11.2 has been fixed," the company wrote.
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The aerodynamics of three linked rockets are different from those affecting a single one.
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It's hard to see the breakaway affecting the fate of Theresa May's Brexit deal.
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You can also get information about recalls affecting your Toyota vehicle by visiting Toyota.
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His actions are already affecting US foreign policy on symbolic, substantive, and shameful fronts.
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Thomas's swim took place in a body of water with no current affecting her.
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The protests have now morphed into complaints affecting individual campuses, unlike the #FeesMustFall demonstrations.
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"Only smoking comes close" as an environmental factor affecting cancer risk, Dr. Colditz said.
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So that's the location where you would be likely to see landslides affecting people.
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Another factor affecting results was a delay in completing a significant streaming video deal.
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She's covering VCs, startups and the various issues affecting the tech workforce these days.
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Roughly one-quarter of the government is shuttered, directly affecting about 85033,000 federal employees.
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The timing of the latest attacks is also affecting the intensifying U.S. presidential race.
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" Affecting a swaybacked fashion pose, he added: "Some of us have a hard exterior.
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Mr. Bridges, affecting a grandfatherly voice, gives the film a steady, warm emotional glow.
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He said dementia runs in his family, affecting both his grandfather and his mother.
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Separate measures affecting about $16 billion could also be imposed after a review process.
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Studies have identified some risk factors affecting women at a higher rate than men.
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Smith was testifying about Equifax's massive data breach affecting more than 145 million people.
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Bogota, are hemmed in by mountains, affecting the supply and cost of land, as
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VR Mashreq's VR is sensitive to weakening asset quality affecting the bank's capital ratios.
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The Pram Project, Suh's three-channel film, is the exhibition's most directly affecting work.
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When the Fed lowers rates, mortgages and loans also become cheaper, thus affecting banks.
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"What is happening in Venezuela is affecting all the region," Alejandra Escobar, 38, said.
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Stockpiles are at their highest in more than a decade and are affecting prices.
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Independents land closer to the center: 55% see such content as affecting the outcome.
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No, there's not some kind of antibiotic-resistant form of bacteria affecting only celebrities.
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Its indiscriminate design caused it to spread further, affecting other European and Russian business.
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Apple has also fixed the Safari icon fetching bug that was affecting battery life.
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On Wednesday, the constitutional court ruled that the new rules affecting it were illegal.
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I hated the fact that my disease was now affecting his enjoyment of food.
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Because of how it was affecting me, I lost my job at the gym.
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It's worth noting that we're also affecting the ocean in places we can't see.
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It said the extreme heat was affecting the air conditioning on board its trains.
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However, sometimes, the situation you're up against is affecting others in the workplace similarly.
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"We think we're affecting the integration of the North American steel industry," said Guajardo.
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Blitzer said the price increase was not yet affecting overall affordability in the nation.
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Credit-card debt can damage your credit score, affecting your ability to build wealth.
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Regarding issues affecting Latinos specifically, 85033 percent said immigration and 24 percent the economy.
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Union Pacific agricultural product volumes dropped 24.48 percent, reflecting an ongoing slump affecting farmers.
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CNN's Impact Your World has identified organizations that support the issues affecting women worldwide.
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"Good Grief" still registers throughout as an affecting study of the ambivalence of bereavement.
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I realized that not having a home I loved was also affecting my work.
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B vitamins could prevent particulate pollution from affecting heart rate variability and provoking inflammation.
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Many major sport and entertainment cancellations are affecting the job safety of event workers.
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They are thus also equipped for difficult situations affecting the economy as a whole.
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KUB principals acknowledge the Manhattan-wide slowdown affecting ultraluxury properties could be a concern.
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The situation is affecting "the image and the integrity of the organization," he added.
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Pew reported that 59 percent say climate change is already affecting their local communities.
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While depression is prevalent, affecting 16.1 million Americans each year, treatment isn't always straightforward.
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Millions seem to think so, and our credit card choices are affecting our lifestyles.
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Last month, the company said it was shutting down 182 stores, affecting 4,500 workers.
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The other would have stopped the Democrats' LGBT amendment from affecting religious workplace exemptions.
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A mention of how affecting I've found the album's compassion suddenly makes her cry.
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It's an inflammatory disorder affecting the soft tissue of the shoulder and hip joints.
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Regardless of the statistics, the lack of power is still affecting many Puerto Ricans.
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But Emma's story leads us to a place considerably more painful and, ultimately, affecting.
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It's affecting other immigrants who have reason to feel their immigration status isn't secure.
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Booker was the only other candidate to bring up issues specifically affecting trans people.
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At least 800 flights were canceled, disrupting traffic across Europe and affecting 183,000 passengers.
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Our journalists examined the many ways regulatory changes are affecting communities across the nation.
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A deeply affecting novel about surviving senseless loss and our efforts to overcome it.
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In 85 countries, schools nationwide have been closed, affecting more than 776.7 million children.
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These numbers can be very important for swaying public opinion and affecting public policy.
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The girls and I talk about the virus situation and how it's affecting businesses.
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Nix: There's a triangulation of factors that are affecting type design at this point.
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The "spring green" palette of the teenage brides-to-be is affecting but ambiguous.
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The attack itself, says Qi, is a double-barreled genetic assault, affecting the target.
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Prosecutors presented their accounts, graphic and affecting, to demonstrate a signature pattern of abuse.
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It's how we hear that coffee is affecting health in this way or that.
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He appoints industry lobbyists to positions where they reverse regulations affecting their former employers.
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