Seafood is very healthy to eat -- all things considered.
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Fortunately, the star seems to be OK, all things considered.
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You would rather be a woman candidate, all things considered.
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The next day, on NPR's All Things Considered, Ohio Rep.
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All things considered, I think they treated Jerry pretty fairly.
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There was, of course, Morning Edition and All Things Considered.
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Eric took his elimination like a champ, all things considered.
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All things considered, this could have gone a lot worse.
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All things considered, this fella's lucky Arnold's a class act.
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All things considered, it couldn't be in a better spot.
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All things considered, the economy is performing solidly, not stagnating.
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He's kind of far from the basket, all things considered.
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All things considered, competition is only intensifying within the industry.
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All things considered, that ought to make selling out appealing.
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All things considered, the travel insurance was easily worth $17
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And all things considered, it doesn't look like you should.
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Their post about it was pretty lighthearted, all things considered.
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All things considered, the Golden Globes were less than golden.
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That might not look too bad, all things considered, right?
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All things considered, 2020 promises to be a wild ride.
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All things considered, I thought I was pretty well adjusted.
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I think I got a pretty decent deal all things considered.
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All things considered, she says, even that feels like a blessing.
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All things considered, this take is a good deal more positive!
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"It's actually a pretty high standard all things considered," he added.
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All things considered, consumers and advocates for their rights won today.
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All things considered, Blue appears to be a well-behaved child.
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Not a bad last hurrah for a gadget, all things considered.
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We have something like ten to one superiority, all things considered.
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All things considered, I keep my nose clean, if you will.
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All things considered, the pear's crimes start to seem pretty minor.
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All things considered, though, it's not a bad place to start.
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He listened to "All Things Considered" on a battered portable radio.
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But all things considered, he finds his new home sufficiently quiet.
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All things considered ... a potential $925k a piece ain't too shabby.
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"All things considered, I think Ulta Beauty is back," he said.
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Still, all things considered, Lang came out fairly bearish on Alphabet.
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The HBO Emmy party should be pretty happy, all things considered.
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All things considered, it should come off as showy—stupid, even.
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All things considered, this past weekend at Governors Ball was pretty choice.
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All things considered ... Safaree might be better served laying low on swag.
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All things considered, Facebook's new activity-tracking feature is a welcome one.
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It's not perfect, of course, but it's admirably accurate all things considered.
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So all things considered I think it was a pretty good effort.
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But all things considered, the book put up a pretty great fight.
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But more and more everyone is hearing us on All Things Considered.
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All things considered, I think that preferential ballot will be the dealbreaker.
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"All things considered, we're in good shape," Islanders forward Matt Martin said.
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All things considered, this iPad key fob interference thing could be worse.
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Sounds like Anna's navigating post-divorce life pretty well all things considered.
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Sounds like Mike's making the most of his situation, all things considered.
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All things considered, they deserved, and they earned, their place in history.
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All things considered, just a top tycoon for a top leisure empire.
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"So all things considered it was a good experience," he told me.
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Previously, he was the executive producer of NPR's Weekend All Things Considered.
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All things considered, he said, he would rather be working in China.
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But thought all things considered that was a good place to end.
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All things considered, this transition will require prudent planning on Amazon's part.
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All things considered, Barnes & Noble still has high hopes ahead of the holidays.
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All things considered, let's just be glad toddlers are too young to drink.
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All things considered, I think Pamu Slides are great for the lower price.
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The housing market is among the healthiest in the nation, all things considered.
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The latter honestly seems to be taking this pretty well, all things considered.
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All things considered, Coachella seems like a disaster waiting to happen for me.
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All things considered, many signs point toward progress for the Minneapolis-based company.
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But Anki's actually made a pretty strong go of it, all things considered.
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All things considered, ticking clocks are often a cheap way to build suspense.
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All things considered, Burning is probably a little too strange for the Oscars.
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All things considered: stay in school and do not try this at home.
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All things considered, these actual numbers cut against a lot of online narratives.
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But what if, all things considered, the needs of the moment are ordinary?
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I believe you will find the bill reasonable and fair, all things considered.
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Today is set to be a bit of an anticlimax, all things considered.
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It ain't cheap, but the CT6 is one helluva bargain all things considered.
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All things considered, however, the C9 is the best buy of the bunch.
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All things considered, alcohol's effects seem markedly more extreme — and riskier — than marijuana's.
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All things considered, these male rockpics never intend to show the truth anyway.
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Absent his chosen candidate, Ackman said he was pleased with Trump, all things considered.
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But her need for vengeance is kind of very much justified, all things considered.
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I guess, all things considered, the Orii looks as good as you could expect.
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That is why we are taking pretty good care of them, all things considered.
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All things considered, this seems like a reasonable compromise between current and future customers.
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Kelly McEvers is a host of NPR's All Things Considered and the podcast Embedded.
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All things considered, it was one of his more dignified Air Force One entrances.
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All things considered, this is a pretty tame night ... as far as Vegas goes.
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Dormammu is a big gooey baby who has it pretty easy, all things considered.
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So, all things considered, Sweden doesn't seem like such a bad model to emulate.
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GOP leaders and administration officials think they're in a good place, all things considered.
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"All Things Considered" is a two-hour, live broadcast that responds to breaking news.
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All things considered ... this ain't the greatest of looks right before something like that.
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All things considered, 2018 probably isn't the worst backdrop for their long-awaited return.
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All things considered, I'm happy to crown this as LG's best industrial design so far.
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All things considered, it's better to be a good MLB team than a bad one.
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That doesn't mean this miniseries is good, but all things considered, its competence is impressive.
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Still, all things considered, I'm actually shocked that Verizon has a solid unlimited data offering.
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All things considered, we wanted to find the highest quality earbuds with the fewest inconveniences.
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That he didn't succeed now seems inevitable — it's a pretty risky strategy, all things considered.
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"We've been told his spinal cord looks OK, all things considered," Tom told the outlet.
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All things considered, a mere month later is pretty much on track by Musk's standards.
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ALL things considered, the month of May ended well for Shinzo Abe, Japan's prime minister.
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All things considered, the brochure seems to describe a world that has almost completely disappeared.
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" He reiterated that position later that afternoon during an interview on NPR's "All Things Considered.
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All things considered, life was just easier and I was more independent in a wheelchair.
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All things considered, you'd expect any Democrat to do better in Minnesota than in Wisconsin.
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This time, none of the Indiana contenders appears to be particularly crazy, all things considered.
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All things considered, VPN is only a partial solution for keeping your browsing data private.
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It kind of makes the U.S. look like an island of serenity, all things considered.
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All things considered, you'd expect any Democrat to do better in Minnesota than in Wisconsin.
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"All things considered, they will be happy to help you navigate your benefits," Horvath says.
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The big picture, per Axios' Sam Baker: This first ban came fast, all things considered.
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War. All things considered, it's probably one of the things people like least about the world.
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All things considered, however, it appears developing markets are holding up well under the potential strain.
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All things considered we're going to give Kendall Jenner the benefit of the doubt this time.
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The alleged victims are getting counseling, and family members say they're doing well, all things considered.
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Haven't had one in probably a year and all things considered, this facial is well priced.
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All things considered, a smaller buy-to-let sector may come as a relief to regulators.
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Being investigated by the IRS seems pretty not ideal for Uber right now, all things considered.
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All things considered, Twenge isn't a Luddite, demanding everyone start destroying their iPhones to save themselves.
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That he fell out of favor with Trump is probably for the best, all things considered.
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Agencies like the Department of Defense and Department of Justice are doing well, all things considered.
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In general, the Saudi government does a pretty good job at managing things, all things considered.
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All things considered, Pisani suspects that poor-quality medicines are a significant contributor to antimicrobial resistance.
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All things considered, LSD is probably less harmful to the human body than Diet Dr Pepper.
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All things considered, though, you are morally free to pay your way through school this way.
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Today, I can say that, all things considered, they are a few of the lucky ones.
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He's probably moving a bit too quickly, but all things considered, this is a great outcome.
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Kelly, who is the host of "All Things Considered," began the interview with questions about Iran.
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But, all things considered, it's slowed in China, but it continued to grow year over year.
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The government still got to keep $35,000, which is not a bad haul all things considered.
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The Sanders camp's real argument is that, all things considered, the average family would save money.
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All things considered, this is probably the most fair ending to a completely nutso couple of seconds.
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About Audie Cornish: Audie Cornish is a cohost of All Things Considered, NPR's award-winning afternoon newsmagazine.
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All things considered, experts say, the summit represents a positive development for the US-North Korean crisis.
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Whether or not that change is a good idea, all things considered, seems worth debating to me.
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So, all things considered, her ending up married to Jamie anyway kind of seems like poetic justice.
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Admittedly, the charges brought against Assange by the U.S. Justice Department are pretty flimsy, all things considered.
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What did you both think about this episode, which felt pretty quiet to me, all things considered?
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Except Obama, though not the most popular president in American history, is pretty popular, all things considered.
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All things considered, it is a little strange that the CEO has an emoji all his own.
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All things considered, it was a pretty great return to form, even with the shortened episode count.
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All things considered, it's no surprise these are the number one best-selling women's thermals on Amazon.
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All things considered, all parties, including the U.S. and China, are expecting the trade talks to resume.
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All things considered, I would like to be around to do that for as long as possible.
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All things considered, that might actually count as a quiet week given the state of things lately.
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Kelly, a cohost of the NPR show All Things Considered, interviewed Pompeo at the White House Friday.
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All things considered, that guidance is pretty strong, said Synovus Trust Company senior portfolio manager Dan Morgan.
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Similarly, areas with more foreign-born residents were less likely, all things considered, to shift toward Trump.
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"All things considered, it's slightly more dovish than one might have expected," ING economist James Smith said.
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But, all things considered, the startup's founders see the right kind of agents as essential to the process.
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"I'm pretty pleased where I'm at all things considered," said Adrian, who continues his comeback from testicular cancer.
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All things considered, there simply aren't a lot of "low-value" immigrant targets still coming across the border.
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Bynum handled the experience of having the police called just for doing her job gracefully, all things considered.
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There's very little action here, but there's plenty of horror: All things considered, what's scarier than being alone?
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Which, all things considered, would make it relatively difficult to identify who the woman next to him was.
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Overall, the U.S. market declined less than 3 percent, which, all things considered, sounds almost good by comparison.
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All things considered, Damon and Powell feel that their greatest priority is sharing an experience with their community.
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" It's something Microsoft co-founder and former CEO Bill Gates addressed in 2005 on NPR's "All Things Considered.
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All things considered, I'd still choose the PX every time, but given the price differences, it's hardly surprising.
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However, all things considered, this is the best thing that will ever happen to Nadine Elizabeth Louise Coyle.
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All things considered, Hebert, said, he found it a frightening prospect that Sessions would be appointed attorney general.
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All things considered, the HELP Committee's hearings this week about stabilizing the Affordable Care Act went incredibly well.
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An hourlong town-hall conversation, moderated by Michel Martin of NPR's "All Things Considered," follows at 10:30.
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An hourlong town hall conversation, moderated by Michel Martin of NPR's "All Things Considered," follows at 9:30.
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All things considered, if he went over 50 percent statewide, he would probably win at least 503 delegates.
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But all things considered, the drama could all be part of the game they simply have to play.
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But adding one woman GP is a tangible achievement — even it's if a minimal one, all things considered.
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Peter tells us straight up ... the country is in a weird place at the moment, all things considered.
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GREEN "Oslo" is also, all things considered, a feel-good show, even if history has disproved its optimism.
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"He asked if I could find Ukraine on a map," All Things Considered cohost Mary Louise Kelly said.
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All things considered, the Lightning were happy to get out of the game as healthy as they did.
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But all things considered, the pairing of "youth" and "culture" is an arrangement that has benefitted this country.
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As the director of All Things Considered, Boilen was tasked with selecting music to play between radio segments.
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All things considered, it's not altogether surprising that Nora is now questioning the fact of her own existence, too.
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Verdict: All things considered, a campus police intervention is the best outcome for a noose-based public art project.
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All things considered, the Battle Of Winterfell had as happy of an ending as we could have hoped for.
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"All things considered, this seems like a reasonable compromise between current and future customers," wrote Musk in his memo.
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He recently appeared on NPR's All Things Considered to talk about those themes, and their relationship with his persona.
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All things considered, the GOP would be lucky to have Elizabeth Warren as an opponent on the democratic ticket.
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They are not meant ironically, even as songs about food may conjure a more bitter irony all things considered.
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All things considered, though, "remain" seems to be in a strong position in these last days before the vote.
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Puffy parkas aren't the most flattering coats you can find, but all things considered, this one is pretty cute.
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The price of $68 feels fair for the quality (in fact, that price is downright cheap, all things considered).
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All things considered, it seemed like "a pretty good package," Ms. Reich said Their offer of $750,000 was accepted.
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All things considered, the opener of this World Series, on Tuesday at Progressive Field, was not quite as bad.
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All things considered, the "Mad Money" host saw Home Depot's Tuesday roller-coaster ride as a lesson in caution.
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That's about $23k for each of the 23 players on the team ... not a bad bonus all things considered.
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All things considered, the Raptors are pretty fortunate to be only down 8 at the end of one quarter.
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"All things considered to still have a chance to go down and tie or win the game," Brees said.
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The video posted by Xinhua claims to show "violent" protests, but the footage is relatively tame, all things considered.
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Mary Louise Kelly is co-host of NPR's "All Things Considered" and is a former NPR national security correspondent.
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The alleged incident took place after the taping of an interview that aired on NPR's "All Things Considered" Friday.
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"However, we believe that all things considered, traffic tends to recover relatively quickly after a pandemic outbreak," Herbert said.
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All things considered, we barely heard from the people who received them — a failure I was a part of.
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At first, the show was meant to serve as a hub where listeners could find All Things Considered tunes.
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So I got to host All Things Considered, I got to do news and traffic, all the local stuff.
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The World Bank estimates that intra-African trade is more expensive, all things considered, than trade in any other region.
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All things considered, that first day was bad, but could have been worse if I hadn't already known some people.
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Some people will no doubt be angry about the hoax, but all things considered, this was a pretty mild one.
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It was a good day, all things considered; Beigui had seen too many needless deaths during his time at sea.
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All things considered, the outcome was pretty favorable to Musk, said Jay Dubow, a partner at law firm Pepper Hamilton.
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All things considered, as far as accidental NSFW purchases that grandmothers have made, it could have a lot been worse.
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All things considered, the total cost of the solar roof should be lower than the cost of a regular roof.
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And America didn't do so badly, all things considered, as this "back-to-back World War Champs" memorabilia helpfully notes.
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All things considered, it is strange that Arya's first foray into lovemaking on "Game of Thrones" should be so noteworthy.
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All things considered, there seems to be a high potential for things to go wrong with extremist-only prison wings.
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All things considered, I can't say the price is unfair, but it wouldn't hurt it to be a little cheaper.
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All things considered, if you choose to involve astrology in your dating decisions, don't let it become a deciding factor.
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All things considered, England and Wales will both fancy their chances, while Slovakia won't approach the Russians with any fear.
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Robert Siegel will step down from his position as host of NPR's flagship news show "All Things Considered" next year.
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All things considered, though, Cody says his sexual relationship is "really good" and everything is running smoothly in that department.
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It is about connecting with familiar Democratic constituencies and convincing them that, all things considered, a candidate's assets outweigh defects.
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Ms. Humphrey told me that Kanopy had about 40 percent success with its searches, which is impressive, all things considered.
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He repeatedly said that he agreed to come on Kelly's show, "All Things Considered," to "talk about Iran," not Ukraine.
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Hardly. All things considered, the Sandy supplemental represented the worst of special interest directed, unaccountable, pork-barrel spending in Washington.
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They are concerned citizens like anyone else — probably more concerned, all things considered — and deserve to have their voices heard.
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All things considered, even if the country misses out on the full benefits, it may have already won Olympic gold.
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She later told me it was about as good a death as they could have hoped for, all things considered.
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Skateboarding is often referred to as an addiction among skaters, and all things considered, it's a good problem to have.
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But then again, all things considered, a firecracker may as well be a gun in the hands of bodies like ours.
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"All things considered, the decisions for me went too far and the comprehensive package of measures didn't convince me," Weidmann said.
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The performer had a whole genus of ferns named after her, and all things considered, the event seemed to be fate.
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But all things considered, these are still corsets, designed to exaggerate the female form — and I still feel a little shook.
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All things considered, however, Iraq and Syria have gone well for Trump, and he has been widely credited for as much.
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The problem is that these standards are bald, all-things-considered moral judgments, about which jurors are unlikely to reach unanimity.
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All things considered, 2018 is likely to be the time for Amazon to prove the potential of its private-label business.
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The NPR team also included Monika Evstatieva, the director of the "All Things Considered" program, and Tom Bowman, NPR's Pentagon correspondent.
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"To say a startup focused on homelessness is going to have a positive exit, all things considered, is amazing," Broome said.
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All things considered, he found that the coffee itself, and not the way it was brewed, had the biggest environmental impact.
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On June 26, Mr. Ariosto, 36, will begin working as a supervising producer of "All Things Considered," the NPR news program.
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"You have shows like 'All Things Considered' and 'Morning Edition,' which will continue to be broadcasting tent poles," Mr. Lansing said.
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And when you consider that the show is still, all things considered, pretty darn good, that makes it even more impressive.
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All things considered, that photo of Dany on Drogon's back in a hellish field of fire is starting to feel increasingly ominous.
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Though, all things considered, more lettuce and less lobster per bite wasn't exactly the worst thing in the world in this scenario.
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All things considered, from an anthropological standpoint, menstruating is a lot less shitty — and a lot less taboo — now than ever before.
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But as we've said so before, Spotify is not perfect, but all things considered, it is simply the best streaming music service.
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All things considered, if Marika is stoked on her own goings on right now it's because she has every reason to be.
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The meeting was cordial, and all things considered, a photo op handshake between Trump and Trudeau turned out to be pretty normal.
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All things considered, it's not a bad choice, but there are other great phones for the same (or lower) amount of money.
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Our camera guy asked if Kailyn thought Jenelle being fired from 'Teen Mom' would hurt or help the show all things considered.
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Indeed, many of their fans would say that, all things considered, the Eagles are the greatest American rock band of all time.
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Harley is a pretty young character, all things considered, but she has such a storied history with Batman and especially the Joker.
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"All things considered, bullish catalysts will be in short supply and prices will therefore settle into their current trading ranges," Brennock said.
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All things considered, you'll save yourself a headache if you map out a shopping timeline in advance of the holiday shopping weekend.
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All things considered, though, "rates will still be pretty low by historical standards even after four rate hikes this year," Cramer said.
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On Friday, Pompeo was interviewed by All Things Considered co-host Mary Louise Kelly, and was pressed on the subject of Ukraine.
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It's certainly still early in the race to the championship, all things considered, but LeBron has never started a season more impressively.
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All things considered, the Obamas could stand to earn as much as $242.5 million in their post-presidency life, American University estimated.
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It's a pretty sedate hour, all things considered, but it's intimate and revealing in a way I've been waiting for all season.
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It's high time to take them at their word that, all things considered, they think this is a good way to go.
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All things considered, analysts say, it could take American and South Korean forces three to four days to overwhelm North Korea's artillery.
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All things considered, my prix fixe menu would include P.F. Chang's, Red Robin, Steak 'n Shake, Jersey Mike's, and Jack in the Box.
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So, actually, some sort of disease like "snout fever" or "dog flu" infecting large populations of dogs is pretty realistic, all things considered.
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It was, all things considered, an anticlimactic entrance after more than three months of words and warnings, all of them uttered by Barnes.
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Shotwell has said that, with all things considered, the company expected a 30 percent cost savings by reusing the Falcon 9 first stage.
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All things considered, perhaps Lime is rather lucky that the people of Brisbane are only hacking the audio of their scooters right now.
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I've known Nikolaj for 15 years, and seeing him appear on national television is truly strange but not that surprising, all things considered.
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We take our haul—a decent one, all things considered—to the row of sinks, where we proceed to gut our shrimp alive.
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Admitting you're feeling overworked and overwhelmed isn't fun, but it's necessary if, all things considered, you're , but you just can't sustain the pace.
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"However, all things considered it is important to note that British banks do not rely heavily on the U.S. money markets," they said.
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The fate of the Cedar Creek Nuclear Power Plant, the self-styled "safest plant in the world," looks fairly secure, all things considered.
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And Apple makes them in China because Apple's corporate leadership has decided that all things considered they will make more money that way.
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A question Apple should probably be asking itself right about now—all things considered—is why it believed we needed The Newsroom 2.0.
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All things considered, there is virtually no chance the House impeaches Trump again based on the Ukraine scandal, even if new evidence emerges.
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On the other hand, this is not your only tutee, and the school is, you say, good for many students, all things considered.
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Following Pompeo's statement, All Things Considered host Ari Shapiro reiterated on Twitter that Kelly did not agree to an off-the-record conversation.
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All things considered, we&aposre in love with the Sega Genesis Mini, and we weren&apost even Sega fans back in the day.
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All things considered, however, inflation is not a big problem in America right now, so higher prices are not the end of the world.
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All things considered, it could easily be argued that the risk of an existential threat on this pale blue dot has never been higher.
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He may not have liked Altiplano, but all things considered, he'd rather be in a more porous Mexican prison than in a U.S. institution.
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As it often happens, this leaves the Oppo F11 Pro somewhere in the middle, but all things considered, it's still a pretty good deal.
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I can see why: great cultural institutions from high-brow to street, cheap but great food and reasonable cost of living, all things considered.
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This is, all things considered, almost certainly a better idea than continuing to raise unrealistic expectations for a summit that was doomed to fail.
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But instead, she does her best to teach him a lesson with the circumstances she's got — and it's a good one, all things considered.
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Anthony Bourdain has split with Ottavia Busia, his wife of 9 years ... but the two are still on pretty good terms, all things considered.
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But all things considered, Lambert seems to be starting out 2016 on a high note — with a little "Like" and a lot of love.
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The divide between those fleeing and those who have fled can be financial; and Patricia is, all things considered, one of the lucky ones.
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All things considered, Cramer preached caution ahead of Coupa's report, warning that it would make sense for the rallying stock to decline after earnings.
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Romney began his remarks by doing something the current GOP candidates rarely do, pointing out that America is doing pretty well, all things considered.
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All things considered it's a questionable tune, but the trans-Atlantic chemistry between the pair is electric and the first collaboration of its kind.
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But all things considered, the research firm believes that the ECB will make some form of announcement on quantitative easing at next week's meeting.
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Our "net international investment position" — overseas assets less liabilities — is about -45 percent of G.D.P., which isn't that big a number, all things considered.
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If I commented on Justin Hawkins's gold lamé catsuit—if I said that it was pretty fetching, all things considered—would you believe me?
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So, all things considered, if you're worried about law enforcement getting access to your phone, your safest bet is to just use a passcode.
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All things considered, it's no surprise these bras have become one of Amazon's most covetable items among fitness fanatics and comfy clothing-enthusiasts alike.
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All things considered, Cramer, a lifelong investor, warned that as long as the president remains trade-focused and Twitter-happy, investors should remain vigilant.
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He quit his job and tracked down the guy who'd worked on his synthesizer story — a young All Things Considered producer named Ira Glass.
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In 2000, 10 years into his tenure at All Things Considered, Boilen had the idea of turning his musical picks into their own program.
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With a bedroll under his arm, the wiry, lightly bearded camper added that, all things considered, the double homicide might actually be a blessing.
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I think to myself that the eagle nest actually looks pretty comfortable all things considered, and would not be the worst place to grow up.
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"We were pretty fortunate, all things considered, because we had a car full of food," said Mr. Crites, 30, who was traveling south toward Tennessee.
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For the sake of drama, the show replays Emily and Arie's breakup which, all things considered, was one of the calmer splits in Bachelor history.
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All things considered, we prefer Roku devices for streaming, but if you're a heavy Prime Video user or have a 2200K screen this works great.
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I mean, you sort of tear your hair and rend your garments a little bit, but, you know, all things considered, they're pretty different cases.
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On the other hand, in retrospect, the biggest surprise might be that, all things considered, it took them so long to get to this point.
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That's to be expected, since white rice is incredibly cheap, but all things considered — taste, texture, nutritional value, versatility — the price difference is worth it.
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It was years before I realized that—post-formative LSD experience, at least—things had panned out for Sid very well indeed, all things considered.
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But all things considered, it's essentially a $400 wood-and-wire medallion to indicate that you are willing to take a stand against the mainstream.
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Kelly, a co-host of NPR's "All Things Considered," has also said that she never agreed to an off-the-record conversation following the interview.
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In her interview with Pompeo at the State Department, the reporter, NPR's "All Things Considered" co-host Mary Louise Kelly, raised a question about Ukraine.
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Ms. Kelly, an anchor of the NPR news show "All Things Considered," said Mr. Pompeo had used foul language during a tense exchange on Jan.
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Cokie is perhaps the only reporter to have filed for Morning Edition, All Things Considered, World News Tonight and Nightline all in a single day.
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Many Baker columns were collected in books, including "No Cause for Panic" (1964), "Baker's Dozen" (1964), "All Things Considered" (1965) and "Poor Russell's Almanac" (1972).
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All things considered, if you have a newer phone, you probably have a pretty healthy battery, and the throttling wouldn't affect you for quite some time.
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All things considered, the Fed's slight reversal on Friday set stocks up for a great week and, possibly, a good year, the "Mad Money" host said.
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All things considered, we foresee GDP growth of roughly 2.1 percent in 2017, which is well below the 3.36 percent annual average dating back to 1930.
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Given Saudi Arabia's notorious human rights record and generally ultra-conservative approach to enforcement of religious law, this might be a light punishment, all things considered.
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All things considered, it may well be La La Land's night, but Moonlight, with its eight nominations, could still come away winning big at the show.
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I'm sure there was some, I was trying to channel some of this chaos and minor trauma, because it really is pretty minor, all things considered.
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While recent comments from military officials might seem aggressive and sort of alarmist, Freese said that all things considered, they've dialed it back quite a bit.
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"All things considered, the decisions for me went too far and the comprehensive package of measures didn't convince me," Weidmann, who also heads Germany's Bundesbank, said.
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As a whole, Twitter's earnings presentation does have a lot of charts, and those charts do break down the subject matter pretty well, all things considered.
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I'm listening to All Things Considered right now, and they're discussing how early introduction of peanuts to young children may reduce peanut allergy [or increase tolerance].
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All things considered, they have a decent shot at it—but the pitching will have to hold together, and the offense will have to hold par.
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He also had the time to dive into his protracted beef with Meek Mill, which he did in a pretty level-headed way, all things considered.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "And if you have all this stuff you don't want to be asked about, maybe don't go on a show called 'All Things Considered.
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All things considered, the respective default rates at both private and public institutions come nowhere close to the rate at the much maligned for-profit institutions.
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He was responding preemptively to hypothetical administration misconduct which, all things considered, was probably the right call but it also means that no actual misconduct happened.
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Even if a rival social network product came along that was, all things considered, slightly better, nobody would use it because nobody else is using it.
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Action Launcher has been around for years now, and it does plenty more than just port these — all things considered — relatively minor Oreo features to older phones.
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All things considered, Bkav's researchers say billionaires, celebrities and public figures, who will have their faces photographed and widely published could be easier targets for its hacks.
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All things considered, the six-month ban handed down Wednesday could make working her way back onto the national team and into executives' good graces a challenge.
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Targeting Agari isn't a particularly bright move, all things considered, but once the scammers get a name from a lead-generation service, they don't do further research.
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But based on the available roster of contenders, this year's nominations have come about as close as they could have, all things considered, to getting it right.
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All things considered, Cramer saw the hotel and casino giant's recent weakness as more of a short-term blip than the start of a longer term problem.
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"All things considered, I have it easy in Argentina [where I work], I don't have starving people at the borders of the national park," Fernandez-Duque said.
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All things considered, I haven't had many terrible experiences as a KJ. I'm still bright eyed and bushy tailed, but I know it can get pretty ghastly.
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But, all things considered, I've been sleeping OK. That's because, in part, every night this new world sounds just like home, and like far more normal times.
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"I do think there are occasions where watching animals can be justified because we might think that, all things considered, it's in their best interest," says Pepper.
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She told them podcasting was essentially the same work she was doing with broadcast for "All Things Considered," but she recognized a big difference in the mediums.
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During an interview on NPR's "All Things Considered" last Friday, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo refused to answer the co-host Mary Louise Kelly's questions about Ukraine.
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All things considered, it appears shoppers in the six cities offered the new Amazon Prime plus Whole Foods grocery delivery service could be getting the best deal.
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He also still has wings and a tail — but no magic — after what happened at the end of Carry On. All things considered, Simon is pretty depressed.
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Below is the relevant passage from Wolff's book: All things considered, he probably preferred the notion of more people having health insurance than fewer people having it.
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Howard grabs THAT board—a pretty hard one, all things considered—but then he gets stripped by Quincy Acy and the Nets get it going the other way.
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If he really was DB Cooper, he's bound to be feeling a little excited, all things considered, since someone finally cracked his secret code after all these years.
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All things considered, I'd rather look at that then his bloviating face-hole, so let's all get together this Giving Tuesday, and make "Kick Him Out" a reality!
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Julia Furlan: For the Lede this week, I sit down with the one and only: audie cornish, host of profile from buzzfeed news and npr's all things considered.
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We assume that under the Republican bill the average actuarial value would fall to 24 percent; all things considered, plans would cover only half of health care costs.
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All things considered, Cardi B is in a great position to move on from Offset — who has been at the center of multiple cheating scandals during their relationship.
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Even facial recognition software on a smartphone thought the 50-50 morph was real about one fourth of the time, so all things considered, it's not too embarrassing.
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All things considered, the U12 Plus is a pretty typical flagship phone for 2018, but its color and cameras are probably the most stand-out features about it.
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All things considered, do you think it's a positive thing for adult content to be regulated by a NGO that's also responsible for regulating video content in general?
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Here's what the U.S. data slate is looking like: The market had a rough go of it last week, but all things considered it could have been worse.
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All things considered, last Friday's surprise drop of Oasis, a joint mini-album from Bad Bunny and J Balvin, shouldn't come as that much of a surprise then.
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There is nothing wrong with where the Raptors are—seriously, it's amazing, all things considered—but their start to this season does pose somewhat of an awkward question.
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All things considered, the only things that might eventually slow the march of "The Walking Dead" are the human physiques of the grueling show's increasingly middle-aged stars.
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In an appearance on NPR's All Things Considered, Watts said that while major news outlets feature black hosts and guests, they're rarely focused on uniquely African-American experiences.
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"Silly me, I thought we were just making a calculator, but we were creating an electronic revolution," Mr. Merryman told the NPR program "All Things Considered" in 2013.
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Our founding team is full of former public radio folks: Lisa Tobin from WBUR, Andy Mills from "Radiolab" at WNYC, and me from "All Things Considered" at NPR.
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But the Court was relatively functional without Scalia, all things considered, so Democrats lost one potential argument they could make in favor of a speedy confirmation of Garland.
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I suppose that Twitter has become just surreal enough that seeing private photos from Osama bin Laden's computers pop up in your feed isn't so weird, all things considered.
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All things considered, this seems like a pretty good option for Google users, especially if there's valuable information like banking or cryptocurrency account information in Gmail or Google Drive.
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All things considered, it's perfect timing for Kourtney to kick off a buzzy publicity moment with an altruistic twist that has the potential to change the beauty industry forever.
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Sure, the Coen brothers also released a comedic Western this year, but all things considered, I preferred Damsel, written and directed by another brother pair: David and Nathan Zellner.
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A 2016 study in American Economic Journal: Applied Economics found that daylight saving time may cause around 30 road deaths a year, which is pretty tiny, all things considered.
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He reportedly met with Kelly behind closed doors afterward, shouting and swearing at the "All Things Considered" host and challenging her to point out Ukraine on a blank map.
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With his own experiences in mind, Livingston said he was relieved to learn Monday that Curry had sustained only a Grade 212 sprain — a mild injury, all things considered.
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"All things considered, it's been a decent week," said McIlroy, who finished tied with J. B. Holmes (69), Gary Woodland (73) and Matt Kuchar (73) at 83-under 275.
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But in terms of parents standing between kids and the full brunt of bad and scary news, all things considered, that seems like a pretty good gift at that..
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"All things considered, North Channel is the most difficult because of the cold water, jellyfish and tidal flows," said Steven Munatones, founder of the World Open Water Swimming Association.
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Mike Pompeo made news this week for berating NPR journalist Mary Louise Kelly following an interview about Iran on All Things Considered, the national current affairs show she anchors.
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I convince myself that of course I'm someone who would cook elaborate meals, even though I know I'm not and don't, all things considered, feel particularly bad about that.
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Which, considering that the judge hearing the case, Judge James Donato, wrote in 2018 that "statutory damages could amount to billions of dollars," seems pretty good all things considered.
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All things considered, the closer the companies get to profitability, the longer of a leash they have to keep investing in new products as well as sales and marketing.
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Everlane gift card, starting at $25Everlane is our go-to for all things considered "closet staples" — from cozy cashmere to classic button-downs, comfortable cotton tees to casual denim.
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There's not going to be a Lester Holt or a David Muir or a Judy Woodruff, and obviously there is, and those shows are remarkably strong, all things considered.
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Today, she's making a fish curry that, all things considered, does not require anything the average grocery store—big or small, urban or rural—wouldn't give you access to.
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Even someone like Mitt Romney, who lost in a less challenging electoral environment, can still make a very good case that he was, all things considered, a strong nominee.
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All things considered, LG has a pretty good position in the market: The LG 360 Cam, while not perfect, offers more than its current competitors for a significantly lower price.
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So all things considered, Felix may have had an upset in the individual 400-meter race this year, but she's more than made up for it in the long run.
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NEW YORK — July 10, 2018 — BuzzFeed News announced today the launch of PROFILE by BuzzFeed News, a new, weekly interview show hosted by Audie Cornish of NPR's All Things Considered.
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He became a regular commentator on NPR's "All Things Considered," and, through Mr. Keillor's recitations on "The Writer's Almanac," a kind of poet in residence of the public radio airwaves.
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On NPR's All Things Considered, Christine Bragale noted the organization is committed to finding another way to reach the refugees in Syria it has been helping up to this point.
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" SCOTT KIMBALL, DIRECTOR AND PORTFOLIO MANAGER, BMO GLOBAL ASSET MANAGEMENT, MIAMI "All things considered, I'd have a hard time thinking that anyone walked away with any kind of surprise here.
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President Donald Trump on Tuesday praised Secretary of State Mike Pompeo for his reported mistreatment of veteran NPR reporter Mary Louise Kelly after she interviewed him for "All Things Considered."
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All things considered, for a 2.1-channel soundbar with great audio performance and built-in voice control, the Yamaha YAS-209 offers one of the best soundbar values out there.
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All things considered, it now appears that Cruz will come within a few hundred votes of Trump at the convention, a gap that could be made up by Rubio's delegates.
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All things considered, I had a really hard time rooting against Trieu in this episode, and I think a hard time was exactly what Watchmen wanted me to be having.
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Only the Dwight part worked, and now Atlanta's got a Millsap-Howard frontline that makes more sense than Horford-Howard but still probably less sense than Millsap-Horford, all things considered.
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"All things considered, it is hard to come to any conclusion other than that the federal government sees the United States citizens who inhabit Puerto Rico as second class," Malloy added.
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The events of last season saw our heroes succeed in their quest to bring back magic (which, all things considered, is probably a good thing in a show called The Magicians).
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All things considered, we shouldn't really ask why Apple took so long to update the MacBook line: We should wonder why Apple bothers to update is as frequently as it does.
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The fashion and retail industry isn't doing particularly well these days and that's no secret to anyone, but I work at a company that is, all things considered, very stable financially.
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As Swank explained, President George Washington is well known for having a set of wooden teeth, but he didn't; all things considered, he probably would have been happier if he did.
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"We would have preferred a different decision because we believe that Frankfurt, all things considered, best meets the criteria stipulated," said Lutz Raettig, president of the lobby group Frankfurt Main Finance.
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The steadfast pup's fur was singed, his whiskers melted and he had a limp — plus, everything the Hendels' owned was gone — but all things considered, the animals' survival was a miracle.
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Though all things considered, relative to the last three or four investor letters he sent out, I actually thought he was a little more constructive than perhaps he could have been.
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The reporter, "All Things Considered" co-host Mary Louise Kelly, interviewed Pompeo on Friday amid President Donald Trump's impeachment trial in the Senate, which centers around the president's dealings with Ukraine.
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In an interview with NPR's "All Things Considered" on Thursday, Collins said he was too consumed with the ongoing impeachment inquiry in the House to think about a 2020 Senate run.
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So all things considered, trying to break into the mainstream is probably not enough of a payoff for many creators to risk the special relationship they have with their loyal fans.
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Another poll, also conducted after the allegations emerged, had Jones tailing Moore by about 10 percentage points — which, all things considered, isn't too shabby for an Alabama Democrat post-partisan realignment.
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As long as that continues to be the case, it's hard to see why they would turn on him — even though all things considered they, on some level, would prefer Mike Pence.
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But now that the bloc's other member nations are more directly involved, they are raising objections to what they see as a good deal for Britain, all things considered, not the reverse.
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Just as an NPR tote can occasionally be less about showing support for ''All Things Considered'' than for the idea of news literacy, memewear establishes an in-group of the well-informed.
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Pompeo then reportedly asked aides to provide a blank map and made the host of "All Things Considered" point out the Ukraine, the country at the center of the Trump impeachment drama.
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All things considered, many would rather surf these days than offer up a single nickel if it rewarded the Chargers' owner, Dean Spanos, for his betrayal in leaving San Diego in 2017.
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"All things considered, stores are better than being online" because people can see and touch products they want to buy, said Simeon Siegel, a retail analyst at Instinet, an equity research firm.
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Ethereum is also faring pretty well, all things considered, down from all-time highs above $1,400 but holding most of its newly built value after doubling in price from December prices around $500.
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All things considered, if you had the luxury of being able to train at whatever time of day was "optimal" for muscle growth, it would probably be the late afternoon or early evening.
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Former Deputy Prime Minister Clegg may not be in great spirits after losing the seat he had held for 12 years, but this really wouldn't be a bad next move, all things considered.
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Rukmini Callimachi, a Times reporter covering Al Qaeda and ISIS, joined NPR's All Things Considered to discuss the Islamic State's claim of responsibility for the attack at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Fla.
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Enough, all things considered, to render any late-career ignominy as secondary to his years of heroics, and to make the undignified ramblings of his agent look like fish-and-chip-paper material.
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Cedi Osman had 21 points and five 19933-pointers to lead the Cavaliers in what will likely go down, all things considered, as one of the more satisfying nights of Cleveland's trying season.
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It may not the same as going outside and enjoying this gorgeous leather-jacket weather, but all things considered, a new crop of binge-worthy content is definitely something to get excited about.
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But this evening the story took another turn, when we learned about an interview that Mary Louise Kelly, a host of NPR's "All Things Considered," conducted Friday with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
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At the same time, the economically heterodox Republicans don't look like a secret constituency for socialism — they're to the left of GOP elites on economic policy but still pretty moderate, all things considered.
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All things considered, Trump would probably try to duke it out the normal way, which wouldn't go well for him given that he can barely use his hands to drink a glass of water.
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Plus, the 21 X actually runs quietly, all things considered — unless you intentionally set the fans to maximum, in which case the five fans spin up to what is amount to gale force winds.
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All of California's utilities, in consultation with the CPUC, have decided that shutting power off to large swathes of customers is safer, all things considered, than leaving it on during high wildfire risk conditions.
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"All things considered, if the FOMC was starting with a blank slate next week, we suspect that officials would vote to raise interest rates," Capital Economics said in a note to clients this week.
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The hours are long, the pay is not nearly what it once was (though it is still very good, all things considered), and the public's animosity toward the industry has become all too familiar.
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Still, rumors and a lackluster synopsis probably aren't enough to completely give up on Solo yet, especially since Disney has a pretty solid track record with Star Wars films thus far, all things considered.
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It's certainly true that Trump voters might still support Trump all things considered, regardless of his health care plan, since they likely agree with him about guns, immigration, the environment, abortion, and other topics.
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In an interview with NPR&aposs "All Things Considered" cohost Mary Louise Kelly, Pompeo evaded a series of questions about former US Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch and ended up cutting the conversation short.
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All things considered, location intelligence company Foursquare, which is able to track where users are "checking in," has made a prediction of the retailers it believes Wal-Mart and Amazon might go after next.
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"This is certainly not the first, nor will it be the last, such hack attack on cryptocurrencies and, all things considered, I think they're taking it fairly well in terms of price," Colas added.
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There are bits and pieces of No End House that don't entirely cohere with the rest, and the contents of some of the rooms in the house itself are pretty bland, all things considered.
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Pompeo lashed out at Kelly, co-host of "All Things Considered," and accused her of lying after she disclosed on-air late last week that a heated exchange had occurred between them following an interview.
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Check out more videos from VICE: Because parolee reintegration is a monster with a lot of heads, loads of nonprofits have adopted a comprehensive, all-things-considered approach with as much individual counseling as possible.
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The resulting project, "Whiz Bang: A History of Sound," was featured at Smithsonian's American History Museum in 22009 — and Boilen's composition caught the attention of NPR's All Things Considered, which produced a story on it.
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All things considered, if our immediate future involves Boris Johnson as Prime Minister and Donald Trump as POTUS - then Stormzy and Kanye West becoming world leaders in 2020 doesn't look like such a pipe dream.
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The stakes are pretty low, all things considered; early in the episode, Sophie tells Kevin that he's exhibiting his "least attractive side," and the same could be said of the show's treatment of the character here.
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It was probably just a coincidence that Vivian Girls the band began in "the Orphanage," but all things considered, it seems like a self-fulfilling prophecy that the band would leave a legacy as misunderstood underdogs.
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Hersher was a producer on the radio program "Weekend All Things Considered" when Oreskes reportedly "hijacked a career counseling session into a three-hour-long dinner that delved into deeply personal territory," according to the report.
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But all things considered, it's still too early to be asking how long, according to Natalie Dean, a biostatistician at the University of Florida who is working on coronavirus vaccine evaluation with the World Health Organization.
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Mr. McCaig was well known to listeners of the NPR program "All Things Considered" for his homespun dispatches about life on his 22007-acre farm in the Allegheny Mountains, where he and his wife raised sheep.
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Keleman's removal followed NPR's Mary Louise Kelly's report on "All Things Considered" that Pompeo forcefully questioned, using profanity, whether Americans care about Ukraine and asked if the veteran journalist could find the country on a map.
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All things considered, it's no wonder that Louis C.K., a rich, white, middle-class man who has spent the last several decades talking about himself, found the confidence to get back on the horse so quickly.
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Google News An unexpected addition, all things considered – but this top news application is already live with Siri Shortcuts support, allowing readers to use voice command to navigate to their favorite news sources and other frequent destinations.
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Portland, generally a forgiving city, turned on him, complained about his (fairly modest, all things considered) salary, crowded the internet and the streets with complaints and hemming and hawing, crying "TRADE MEYERS" into whatever Heavens might listen.
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Though Jenner hasn't had the hardest life, she nevertheless faced down some mighty demons—and did so with good humor, all things considered ("if I know anything about myself," she quips slyly, "it's that the legs work").
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It's a real shame because it feels like the G2300's low-light photography hasn't improved much since last year, and all things considered, it's the one real knock I have against the phone as a whole.
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But regardless of how head-banging it can feel to hope for change that no one else seems to care about making happen, it's not a strong reason for being unhappy in your job, all things considered.
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Mary Louise Kelly interviewed Pompeo for NPR's "All Things Considered" program, asking him about Iran and former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch, who was ousted by President Donald Trump last May, NPR said in a statement.
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All things considered, if you're someone who shops a lot on Amazon and/or if Whole Foods is your go-to grocer, it's worth considering one of the Amazon Rewards cards — especially if you're a Prime member.
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Video "The women in the office are talking with one another about what should be done next," Susan Stamberg, a special correspondent for NPR and former co-host of the radio show "All Things Considered," told Fox News.
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But, all things considered, I'd rather live in a culture where artists feel free to leap or trip over the line of what's acceptable rather than one in which the smallest misstep puts careers and reputations at risk.
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All things considered, are citizens themselves now responsible for keeping track of and scrutinizing the algorithmic decisions made about them, or is this something that needs to be encoded into the designs of the digital platforms they're using?
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The cops' actions teeter on the verge of cruel, but Souza pits them against a cartoonishly violent detective (Josh Hopkins, chewing the scenery), as if to assure us that our protagonists are, all things considered, the good guys.
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All things considered, is it really that surprising that an underground artist who has always been vocal about finding positive influence in derided figures, would end up dating a big tech bro who shot a car into orbit?
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"It is sad, all things considered, that a bank in which millions of Poles hold their savings wasted its funds to troll the Israeli public," said Michal Bilewicz, a social psychologist at Warsaw University who specializes in the Holocaust.
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We did particularly well in the fixed income and the credit space, so it was a good quarter all things considered for us but we do look forward to a little more volatility in the markets down the road.
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The first broadcast on NPR's "All Things Considered," May 3, 1971 It's hard to believe that the staple of NPR program hasn't always been around, but now the Library of Congress will forever enshrine the its first episode. 18.
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Instead of looking at senior citizens as a fading demographic in our society, we have to acknowledge that there exists the possibility of senior citizen reintegration into the workforce having - all things considered - a positive impact in the country.
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"Many baby boomers like me are, however, reaching an age where a good report is, 'Well, there are a number of things we should keep an eye on, but all things considered you are in good health,'" said Powell.
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Fitzpatrick, a former FBI agent who worked on counterintelligence related to Ukraine and Russia, made the comments on Sunday to NPR's Michel Martin on "All Things Considered" in response to last week's summit in Helsinki between the two leaders.
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All things considered, would you really go in for a public striptease at a function you are attending with your wife—just assuming you can get away with a quick thrust or two while she's gone to the bathroom?
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"Economic and political uncertainty appear to be weighing on sentiment, but all things considered, current conditions and year-ahead workload expectations are holding up rather well relative to the longer-term trend," said Jeffrey Matsu, Senior Economist at RICS.
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This, at any rate, is one of a number of speculations presented by a Ministry of Defence report published earlier this month, which has been given the, all-things-considered, rather chillingly blue-skysy title The Future Starts Today.
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On NPR's All Things Considered radio show, mathematician and data scientist Cathy O'Neil made this point using a hypothetical example of an engineering company, looking to hire new people, and build an automated tool for that using past data.
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No, look, I&aposm not in favor of, you know, selection by gender, but all things considered, he should pick the most qualified person, but I review this list and I know this list and I know some of these people.
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I was a strange person to begin with, so hiding in a closet, all things considered, didn't register as insane, at least to the untrained eye, just immature and annoying and something Drunk Matt would totally do because he's a weirdo.
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While noting that the situation was challenging — "We have a backup generator for now, but if power isn't restored soon we will have to do something else" — Hotlen says that corporate officials declared that all is well, all things considered.
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"French assets have remained relatively resilient all things considered but should the momentum in the polls continue over the next week then it wouldn't take much for this story to become the dominant focus for the market again" said Nicol.
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All things considered, this feels like a pretty wild move from Offset—aside from the fact that he essentially left a dark spot on a set that should have been a triumph, it's also a weirdly possessive thing to do.
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Later on, the article details some of Lil Nas X's darkest moments: Lil Nas X has had a whirlwind career so far but all things considered, he's doing pretty well at navigating this insanity, especially for a 20-year-old.
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Since the funeral, she'd been playing the radio real loud, to focus on other people's thoughts, and it wasn't until someone on "All Things Considered" mentioned something about the Caribbean that she was reminded of the lottery ticket in her purse.
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Jesse Rhodes, also a political scientist at the University of Massachusetts, questioned in an email whether Democratic donors support the goal of reducing economic inequality: I think that, all things considered, there is probably more tension than alignment with this goal.
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Indeed, Turner's owners — first a woman played by Penelope Ann Miller and then her son, played as an adult by Armie Hammer — are kind to him, all things considered, and the film makes clear Hammer's character thinks of Nat as a close friend.
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AC: Like um, are like 'Oh I listen to you on X.' You know, 'I listen to you on Y.' And I think what people would consider more of a boomer, or slightly older audience, um, maybe hear me on All Things Considered.
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All things considered, it would be reasonable to assume that "Barbie Girl"—or even follow-up single, the slightly soppier but still heavily couched-in-playful-eroticism "Doctor Jones"—marked the moment Aqua was spending, as well as making, the most money.
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Then come the cavalcade of "experts" who take to the airwaves to declare the crisis to have been botched by the company, after all, producers don't like to book guests who'll say the company is doing the best they can, all things considered.
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The next in the series is Ari Shapiro, the co-host of NPR's "All Things Considered," who shares his list exclusively with T. "1Q84," Haruki Murakami I read this book when I was working a night shift, going to sleep at 6 p.m.
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It was, all things considered, relatively good news for the Warriors — and for many basketball fans here, who had feared the worst but came away hopeful that Curry would return in time to help the team chase a second straight N.B.A. championship.
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Even though many of us are used to frigid winters (and toes and fingers), and, all things considered, this one wasn't so bad at all, I'm still really ready to put on my espadrilles and drink a beer outside (among other things).
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Goldsboro, North Carolina-born Kasell first joined NPR in 1975 as a part-time newscaster for its "Weekend All Things Considered" program and ascended to full-time newscaster on its weekday news program "Morning Edition" from its inception in 1979 until 2009.
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The blackened mole smothering this turkey is made from chiles de árbol, and while the small, thin chilies have the look of something that would definitely make your nose run and your eyes water, they're pretty mild in heat, all things considered.
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In addition to appearing frequently on the NPR series "All Things Considered," Ms. Smart-Grosvenor hosted "Seasonings," a series of NPR cooking specials, and was briefly the host of "The Americas' Family Kitchen With Vertamae Grosvenor" on public television in the 1990s.
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Clinton has made big but not incredibly specific promises to move in Warren's direction on antitrust but, all things considered, would probably rather avoid a huge fight with technology companies that are not only rich but very popular with the mass public.
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After CDC physician called me Sunday evening, and we discussed all the specific circumstances of which he was aware along with my circumstances, including that I was and am asymptomatic, he said that all things considered, I was cleared to return to Washington.
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Pelosi made the comments during an interview on NPR's All Things Considered Friday, arguing Congress should push to amend the Justice Department's guidance that says a sitting president cannot be indicted by passing a law that makes the procedure for indictment explicit.
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It was, all things considered, an energetic performance to be proud of, Bates later told reporters — in addition to everything else because Chock has for months been dealing with a foot injury that flared up again during their warmup, minutes before they took the ice.
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I did not foresee this, but in retrospect maybe I could have, all things considered," Mosley says, and adds, "I'm going to zealously represent my client in a trademark we legally filed and a name that we feel like we own and need to protect.
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According to the running commentary in the video—which is incredibly good-natured, all things considered—the pilot failed to secure his first-time rider to the harness on the glider, so all that was preventing him from falling was some impressive upper body strength.
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One of the more expensive decisions I've ever made, all things considered — a lot more expensive than the cost of moving from Los Angeles to Seattle, for example, which involved putting my belongings in a Pods shipping unit and spending 36 hours on Amtrak.
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" All things considered, I came up with my own headline that's more transparent than many of the ones I saw: "In polls with Democrat-heavy sampling, there's overwhelming opposition to building a wall along the 'entire' border; a concept that nobody is, in fact, proposing.
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During that eight-year hiatus from fighting, Pudzianowski transitioned from the world of yanking passenger jets down a runway with his own body to beating up other giants for money, ultimately compiling a 9-5 record while not looking too shabby, all things considered.
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Truth be told, season two ended up being pretty good, all things considered, but it was badly front-loaded with ponderous, too-long episodes that largely took place inside the main character's brain, making the show seem as if it had swallowed itself whole.
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"We have been dealing with the impact of a significant flood and drought in the domestic context and, all things considered, the fact that we continue to grow is an indication of the resilience of the Australian economy," Cormann told the Australian Broadcasting Corp.
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What we get instead, really, is Hitler's food story (including a stretch of nine pages with no mention of Braun), which isn't particularly scintillating, all things considered, and feels incongruous in the company of Eleanor Roosevelt and Dorothy Wordsworth, the devoted spinster sister of William.
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"After CDC physician called me Sunday evening, and we discussed all the specific circumstances of which he was aware along with my circumstances, including that I was and am asymptomatic, he said that all things considered, I was cleared to return to Washington," he wrote.
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NPR's Mary Louise Kelly said during a segment on "All Things Considered" on Friday that Pompeo forcefully questioned whether Americans care about Ukraine and if the veteran journalist — who had recently returned from reporting in Iran — could find the former soviet country on a map.
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Republicans, including Republicans who dislike Trump personally and disapprove of a fair amount of his conduct, have decided that, all things considered, they are better off if he is a popular and politically successful president than if his regime is broken and beaten at the polls.
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This year has been pretty scary, all things considered: A man accused of sexual assault was appointed to the Supreme Court, a very depressing report on the future of our planet was released, Elon Musk ruined weed for everyone, and celebrities we once admired let us down.
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This is not to say that Busey's early performances rival those of Marlon Brando, but at the very least we should look beyond what we see of the bug-eyed borderline Busey today and realize that he had a pretty solid body of work, all things considered.
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Following a contentious radio interview in which Mary Louise Kelly asked several probing questions about Ukraine, America's top diplomat shouted at length and swore at the "All Things Considered" host in his private living room at the State Department, she said in an emailed statement on Friday.
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All things considered, it's hard to blame astronauts for being a little stressed out, especially considering that many of them suffer chronic sleep deprivation in space as well (when you see the sunrise 15 times a day on the ISS, it can be hard to catch some shuteye).
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I can't say that it doesn't bother me when I see some people pretty viciously mocking me as a person (including my identity and my appearance), but I also feel I don't have the right to complain because I know it could be so much worse, all things considered.
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All things considered, the match was well covered: the New York Times, Washington Post, Chicago Tribune, and many other newspapers sent reporters to Port of Spain, and the Post's write-up by Steve Berkowitz was on par with anything you'd find about a modern U.S. Men's National Team match.
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Mr. Bowien's Arizona-friendly menu items are not as sweet as they might have been, all things considered, although the cocktail is highly reminiscent of the sugary, chemically enhanced, watered-down margaritas served at the kind of Mexican restaurants where the servers wear sombreros and shot-glass bandoleers.
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As Kim got the kids situated in the car, we asked Ye what it was he wanted folks to know or remember about him and his religious awakening from this past year ... which was pretty much a complete 180 from his rocky 2018 and mostly positive, all things considered.
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On top of that mandate, stations must pay dues, both to National Public Radio and Public Broadcasting Service, in order to air All Things Considered, Masterpiece Theatre, Frontline, Antiques Roadshow, and the rest of the shows, even as those organizations and programs can raise their own private funds.
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All things considered, mutual masturbation is pretty tame — masturbation is something most people already do, albeit alone — but the popular notion of masturbation as somehow being failed sex, the purview of lonely internet trolls, leads many would-be avid mutual masturbators to keep their sexual cards close to their chests.
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And all that is very different from being at All Things Considered where I'll do four or five interviews in a day, quick prep and turn around for each one, and in each one of those conversations, because I know it's being edited I'm thinking 'Does this have a beginning?
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MUNCHIES reached out to Sarah Smith, a bonafide food futurist who specializes in research and design at The Institute For the Future, to see what aspects of our food destiny freak her out, what she chooses every day (all things considered), and how you can be an amateur food futurist yourself.
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All things considered, SZA is an artist with incredible potential: her pen is unafraid and tender, her voice is distinct and uniquely gorgeous; she dances with the precision of an athlete; and, of course, she is stunning, with a beauty that is candid about her ups and downs with body image.
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"After CDC physician called me Sunday evening, and we discussed all the specific circumstances of which he was aware along with my circumstances, including that I was and am asymptomatic, he said that all things considered, I was cleared to return to Washington," Gohmert said in a series of tweets.
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After a 2-1 win against Slovakia on Friday, the United States hockey team faces a rough assignment Saturday when it takes on the team with "Olympic Athlete from Russia" on their sweaters in what, all things considered, has to be the weirdest United States-Russia hockey game in memory.
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" Under the name "Man Flu," the phenomenon has entered the Oxford English Dictionary ("A cold or similar minor ailment as experienced by a man who is regarded as exaggerating the severity of the symptoms"), though all things considered I suggest the more clinical and less judgmental term "Masculine Flu Drama Syndrome.
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Mr. Magoo — who's best known for being a doddering old blind man — is a better insult than Mr. Peepers, who is a pretty good guy, all things considered, though I guess if you reduce all of human life to a battle for dominance, his gentle good humor must seem pretty weak.
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All things considered, there was very little in his record to recommend him as a major progressive leader, and it's hardly a big surprise that he ended up finishing a dismal fifth in the 2008 Iowa Caucus — behind not just Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton, but also John Edwards and Bill Richardson.
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If you had asked any of the Dust Bowl farmers photographed in their thin clothes by Dorothea Lange whether they would mind getting dressed up, after a fancy breakfast, and going to a workplace where everyone was nice to them, they would have said that, all things considered, they could handle it.
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My birth, to a woman she would never know, and adoption, to parents she would never know, were foundational tragedies to my grandmother, to the point that when I protested I'd had, all things considered, a really great life with my adopted parents, she angrily told me things would have been better had I stayed.
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He got Blazers season tickets, hung out on the baseline and talked to everyone who asked about the shittiest time of his life, was central to one of the better passages in The Breaks of the Game (Page 90 in my edition), and seems to have had a pretty good life, all things considered.
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She was less drunk than the night before, and at one point, while Lucy was lapping away at her, she thought that, all things considered, it was good that it was happening with a girl first, because then when a guy went down on her, when it mattered, Kirsten would know what she was doing.
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All things considered, including unacceptable provocation from courtside customers, Stern feared that raw footage of black players beating on white fans presented a potentially dire threat to the N.B.A. He also recognized the danger in fueling the fire in those quick to demonize them as overpaid thugs much faster than they would brawling hockey players.
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First, Haushofer, Shapiro, and James Reisinger released another paper finding that even in the short-term, life satisfaction — measured by asking "All things considered, how satisfied are you with your life as a whole these days?" on a scale of 1 to 10 — fell among villagers who didn't get cash but whose neighbors did.
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All things considered, it begins to look like the quid pro quo accusations are an extension of the strategy that sought to keep President Trump from providing typical direction to the Justice Department for the better part of two years … because his critics cried that it would be obstruction of justice or interfering with the Mueller probe.
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"Brother" doesn't provide any conclusive proof that this season won't do that — we hear an audio recording that Spock made at one point, and where there's an actor hired to provide a famous character's voice, there's often an actor hired to provide his face as well — and I'd still rather not have Spock around at all, all things considered.
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"All things considered, the economy still appears to be on a solid footing, supported by a confident consumer sector — one with an optimism that is fueled by growing income and a strong labor market and is well positioned to spend more in the coming quarters," said Jim Baird, chief investment officer for Plante Moran Financial Advisors.
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A lot of the bigger names have made nods toward mitigating this, if only to deflect bad PR. Coachella (not exactly a trailblazer in this space but less disastrous than it used to be, all things considered) has efforts like Carpoolchella, plus cutesy on-site features like phone chargers you power by riding a bike or a see-saw.
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But if that seems like too much work, you'd rather just dump and stir, Martha Rose Shulman's recipe for summer minestrone is easy, serial cooking, just the thing to make as you listen to "All Things Considered" give way to Kai Ryssdal as the sun falls into the sea (or New Jersey, depending on where you live).
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It's probably not impossible for Gaga to load both Jazz & Piano and Enigma into 20 trucks and hit the highway, rappelling from the rafters in a jumpsuit made of what looks like a smashed mirror in Chicago one night and caressing a Steinway in Cleveland the next, but all things considered, when you have both chronic pain and an Oscar, why bother?
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All things considered, that's pretty standard superhero stuff, but it goes off the rails in the most enjoyable way possible when it's revealed that her mother is actually leading a cult of Catholic ninjas called the Armajesuits, who have targeted Domino's 20-years-younger clone brother because of a prophecy that says he's going to end all religion with his psychic powers.
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All things considered, I don't know why I wouldn't admit it before but either way as soon as I saw this prompt I knew I had to say something because I'm sure there's someone out there who is denying themselves as I have been, and although I'm not totally sure of myself yet, I know it is important to be honest with yourself.
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In the past, Musk has said that a one-way ticket to Mars would cost $500,000, which actually doesn't seem that high, all things considered, but presumably people outside of the One Percent will have a hard time scrounging up that kind of bread (I'm guessing no bank is going to lend anyone money so he or she can leave the planet forever).
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His background is not in business, but in globe-trotting radio journalism: He was NPR's Berlin bureau chief by 22019, then London bureau chief; he covered the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and spent two years with CNN in Jerusalem; then he returned to NPR, where he was the defense correspondent and finally the weekend host of All Things Considered.
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All things considered, Punk versus Gall—who have the same dearth of on-paper experience, who fight under athletic commission sanctioning, who fight in the middle of a strong pay-per-view held up by a heavyweight title bout, and who won't have heavyweights' freedom of the scale to show up bloated and sucking wind—isn't something for the viewing audience to get righteous about.
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During a Friday interview with Pompeo on US policy toward Iran, All Things Considered host Mary Louise Kelly asked the secretary of state whether he owed an apology to Marie Yovanovitch, the former US ambassador to Ukraine who was subjected to a smear campaign led by Rudy Giuliani and unceremoniously removed from her post in April, bringing an abrupt end to her 33-year career as a foreign service officer.
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Trudeau is the soft-spoken, metrosexual male feminist who cares about your feelings and will do the dishes for you and possibly also give you a foot bath if you indulge that weird sexual thing he's into that you find vaguely uncomfortable in its strangeness but not particularly threatening in any way, it's just not your thing but he's really into it so it's a bit of a give and take situation and otherwise honestly he's a pretty good catch all things considered.
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