"If it appeals to all Africans, it appeals to the world," he says.
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MOYNIHAN: WE BUILT A BUSINESS MODEL THAT APPEALS TO MILLENNIALS AND APPEALS TO PEOPLE OUR AGE AND BEYOND.
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But O'Malley's answer was both specific in its appeals to each group and broad in containing appeals to all of them.
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His style isn't catchy in a way that appeals to radio, and it's not groundbreaking in a way that appeals to critics.
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He says the right things, appeals to the right gut issues, and he appeals to those who feel that the system is rigged against them.
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The concept still appeals to me; the coolness appeals to me, as does the idea of exposing my practically translucent leg skin to real summer sunshine.
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But we can never fully escape the idea that me explaining why Gritty appeals to you can only ever really explain why he appeals to me.
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They're comparing the differences on social media channels such as Twitter, which predominantly appeals to adult smokers, and Instagram, which appeals to younger smokers, he said.
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Having said that, it likely appeals to the same sort of early adopters as smart home products do, but it appeals to others as well, and that's its strength.
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I love detective fiction because the mystery element appeals to my puzzle-solving instincts while the plot of someone noble trying to set right an injustice appeals to my humanity.
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The two candidates have not shied from appeals to anger.
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Pope appeals to their collective stasis and need for cash.
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What is it about lolita fashion that appeals to you?
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And I think that's a quality that appeals to everyone.
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The idea of paying extra tax appeals to no one.
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It also explains why a breakup appeals to Mr. Icahn.
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It appeals to the best, most courageous parts of us.
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Its radicalism appeals to the left: it boosts workers' wealth.
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It has a very masculine quality that appeals to me.
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What is about the Omar character that appeals to you?
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What is it about that model that appeals to you?
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It's wonderful for manipulating information, which appeals to the weirdos.
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Even in the best of circumstances, that appeals to you?
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Is it an accident that your model appeals to her?
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Short term, of course, it appeals to his political base.
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The consumers he appeals to seem innocent of historical context.
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"Made in U.S.A. really appeals to people," Mr. Winthrop said.
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To start, pick the desk configuration that appeals to you.
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Appeals to fear don't always push voters to male candidates.
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She said the work actually appeals to her millennial nature.
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Fortnite just appeals to me a little more than PUBG.
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What is it about Hannah's writing that appeals to you?
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VICE: What is it about Sanders's message appeals to you?
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It appeals to our inner child and evokes happy memories.
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PETERS: You don't think he appeals to them at all?
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Arbitrators are still considering appeals to the country's doping ban.
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If that bizarre combination appeals to you, you're in luck.
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Bloomberg's pedigree appeals to the tech industry elite, observers say.
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"It just kind of appeals to my sensibilities," he said.
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One appeals to Mitt Romney to run against Mr. Trump.
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There is something about the distance that appeals to me.
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Trump has built his campaign on appeals to racial division.
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What is it about the adventure that appeals to you?
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The cup also appeals to Ms. Velázquez because it's discreet.
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The fruit also appeals to "young, trendy people," said Barnard.
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The government has rejected any appeals to loosen its regulations.
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But the series appeals to horror fans all the same.
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The concept, in broad strokes, appeals to many Democratic voters.
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And that's because its coded racial appeals to Asian-Americans on middle-class issues like education, clean streets and safe neighborhoods are being drowned out by its coded racial appeals to whites on immigration.
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Every single song that they do has a great message, but it's all done in such an incredibly lighthearted way, that it really appeals to me, and I think that it appeals to most people.
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She said that MMA appeals to her because it's always changing.
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This is part of what appeals to Jagoda about the format.
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The continuing march of income inequality undercuts broad appeals to prosperity.
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This appeals to the many who disliked Ms Park's imperious ways.
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In Indonesia populist appeals to the Muslim majority can sway elections.
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Bad painting appeals to him too – he can learn from it.
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Headlines Theresa May appeals to investors to tackle internet hate on.ft.
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What about making it as realistic as possible appeals to you?
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Civic nationalism appeals to universal values, such as freedom and equality.
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The other thing that appeals to me, weirdly, is his optimism.
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What appeals to you the most about Phasma as a character?
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It appeals to American short attention spans and desire for scoring.
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Appeals to the power of tradition would no longer work, however.
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His pitch appeals to Yasmin de León, a government-office cleaner.
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"Something about this delivery device really appeals to kids," Meich adds.
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"It's just the stuff that appeals to me," he told Variety.
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The Cantinas also serve alcohol (which definitely appeals to young people).
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" Brown said his content appeals to what he calls "Heartland America.
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"He appeals to people's hopes and not their fears," he said.
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He's reasonable, self-effacing, and makes appeals to a common humanity.
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I love how Yara blatantly appeals to Daenerys' SJW feminazi leanings.
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He appeals to those who have not shared in the boom.
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"[Rotspon] appeals to amateur wine drinkers, but also professionals," says Koch.
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Yet Clinton has sought to make overt appeals to Republican voters.
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The Enquirer appeals to people in their fifties, who like investigations.
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The eighteenth-century British novel appeals to an apparently dwindling taste.
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Overshores, which opened in May 2014, appeals to a niche market.
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Still, the right appeals to nationalism and the left does not.
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Trump says that because he knows it appeals to his base.
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But political appeals to such forms of identity are nevertheless widespread.
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Donald Trump is famous for his unvarnished appeals to white masculinity.
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Clinton's laundry lists of incremental proposals, and her appeals to identity
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He draws on a generation of Republican appeals to popular resentment.
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Yet, it is also incredibly fragile, which also appeals to White.
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Blind people need better erotica that appeals to all their senses.
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What about that appeals to you or do you connect with?
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Goldman has asked the court of appeals to review the decision.
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And like any play date, it appeals to the adventurous young.
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His appeals to volunteer citywide have been ignored by the mayor.
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If that appeals to you, then yes it's a good buy.
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Which is why it appeals to her when she's writing songs.
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But Bernie Sanders is inspiring and appeals to people's better judgement.
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Appeals to obviousness seem to wilt as soon as they appear.
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So it is better to do something that appeals to families.
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Expelling Trump will be decided by appeals to our better angels.
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It appeals to the desire for something unique, individualized and thoughtful.
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He's a progressive who appeals to working people in red Ohio.
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It appeals to a much younger fan base, explains Mr Alavy.
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Each job benefit and perk rarely appeals to every single employee.
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Something about the voice in this toy really appeals to kids.
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I thought a lot of his appeals to voters were deplorable.
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Trump made both broad and personal appeals to black voters Friday.
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Unless the mini mode appeals to you, you can probably pass.
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If this approach appeals to you, it can be surprisingly meditative.
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She has, perhaps inadvertently, blown the lid off of a biennial that features an almost too perfect blend of messy painting, which appeals to conservatives, and socially engaged art, which appeals to the more politically minded.
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What is it about that that appeals to you as a storyteller?
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There is stuff out there in the zeitgeist that this appeals to.
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What is it about him that appeals to so many different people?
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There would be no need for personal attacks and appeals to emotion.
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Kamala Harris who have targeted their appeals to more moderate Democratic voters.
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This message no doubt appeals to African strongmen, but it is bunk.
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The text appeals to the Israelites' memory to intensify their moral obligation.
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What about the design and the artwork appeals to you the most?
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Yet for most voters these appeals to social mobility cut no ice.
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Try out a few and find an interface that appeals to you.
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This positioning appeals to a lot of people of the new generation.
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It's why we can stomach Vernon's frequent appeals to a higher power.
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But he intertwines that with not-so-hidden appeals to race and
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One longstanding idea appeals to different phases of the star-eating process.
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The problem with this demand is that it only appeals to conservatives.
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Donald Trump waged a bitter campaign defined by flagrant appeals to bigotry.
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There's just a lot happening and none of it appeals to me.
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But it's apparently a sound that appeals to modern ears and composers.
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And graffiti fell into that category… what about it appeals to you?
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Build your case based on research, not hearsay or appeals to emotion.
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These are statements of intent and appeals to current and future voters.
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Clinton's detractors look dimly on appeals to support her as a pathbreaker.
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And I hope that she appeals to anyone who feels like that.
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What is it about that sort of research that appeals to you?
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It appeals to conservative principles as well as voters' Wisconsin-nice demeanor.
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What is it about serial killers that appeals to these young women?
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More infrastructure spending would boost trade unions, too, which appeals to Democrats.
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Research shows that the idea of never having periods appeals to women.
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It's this sense of displacement that appeals to people like Jim Boone.
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This year we've been hearing a lot about appeals to white voters.
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With Tywin, Cersei appeals to his legacy obsessions (agreeing to marry Loras).
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On Wednesday, they directed their appeals to a new audience: the world.
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I think for my architectural training, that one really appeals to me.
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So what is it about this incentive plan that appeals to him?
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The judges added that they would not hear appeals to the ruling.
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What is it about '70s soft rock that still appeals to you?
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Decades of experience with menthol cigarettes demonstrate that menthol appeals to kids.
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There is something about that design style that really appeals to me.
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In an upside-down time, he appeals to comprehension rather than instinct.
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The policy appeals to African American voters but could lose moderate Democrats.
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Karp appeals to checks and balances, celebrates Western values, and extols elections.
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So what is it about this incentive plan that appeals to him?
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The Hollywood scene, we learned from Page Six, also appeals to Harvey.
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They have each reacted with defiance, bravado and brazen appeals to populism.
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The generosity of the powerless appeals to some rebellious part of me.
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Our nation needs more than attack ads, and appeals to party loyalty.
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Clinton's appeals to these groups made her uniquely vulnerable to populist anger.
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Trump's appeals to union members have gone beyond the Obama trade deal.
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Sanders as the vigorous opponent of the establishment appeals to both groups.
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Appeals to American ideals were also central to Barack Obama's political strategy.
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Trump is now asking the Court of Appeals to impose a stay.
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And that's lovely, but it's not something that really appeals to me.
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Clinton's, who is better organized in Iowa and appeals to more reliable voters.
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Mr. Trump has reinvigorated explicit appeals to ethnocentrism, and some voters are responding.
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A Facebook which works with governments rather than around them appeals to shareholders.
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It's not uncommon for death penalty appeals to take years, if not decades.
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Like The World the Children Made, 000000FF0000 appeals to your pre-existing anxieties.
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BROADLY: What is it about photographing people in drag that appeals to you?
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In Rubio's stump speech, he appeals to voters outside the Republican Party base.
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This both appeals to most Americans and is critical to addressing climate change.
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These duplicitous appeals to the basest forms of nationalism have a long tradition.
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Is there something about the fantastical that appeals to you as a writer?
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And for some players, the automation factor of the Tesla appeals to them.
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They both scratch an itch that appeals to us on a sensory level.
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Le Pen appeals to an electorate, often working class, angered by political corruption.
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He is also the personification of the brand, which appeals to younger customers.
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Servcorp appeals to established companies, and Knotel aspires to that clientele as well.
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So if tattooing appeals to you, this technique may be worth a shot.
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We are reminded in wall labels that incomplete imagery appeals to modern tastes.
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The White House asked the US Court of Appeals to overrule the decision.
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Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero appeals to ETA to give up fight.
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Most of us find content that appeals to us within our Facebook feed.
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The shift appeals to tobacco farmers such as Munyaradzi Ngorima from Manicaland Province.
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Mr Macron's high poll ratings suggest that he appeals to the politically disillusioned.
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Appeals to vote or donate money to a natural disaster are not uncommon.
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THIS has not been a great election season for cool appeals to reason.
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Intimate isn't always ideal for concerts, but it appeals to me right now.
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Team Valor appeals to my inner warrior with its fierce-looking red mascot.
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Left pessimism appeals to one side of Americans' outlook, completely missing the other.
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It's likely not a fit for every personality, but it appeals to mine.
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It appeals to their natural hunting instinct and will keep them in active.
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I asked pollsters and political scientists why Trump appeals to educated white men.
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A Republican Party in control of Congress also usually appeals to financial markets.
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He often appeals to the less empathic viewer through skits on his show.
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You can tell he's thought about it, and it appeals to his patriotism.
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Jill: It's nice she appeals to a variety of the population out there.
|
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Instead of making a site that appeals to everybody, we target specific audiences.
|
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Facebook, in particular, algorithmically favors content that appeals to user bias and interest.
|
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There are no reams of statistics, nor appeals to boycott Chinese-made goods.
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Others have come at Mr. Trump with indignation, righteousness and appeals to decency.
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The blog appeals to a fantasy version of myself that I'm ashamed of.
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It's the nuts-and-bolts stuff that appeals to me, and the relationships.
|
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Do you have a sense of what type of readers Jonesy appeals to?
|
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And there's one other likely reason the idea appeals to him so much.
|
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Some of those direct appeals to the Chinese team are in the film.
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She can't swim, so dunking her under the water appeals to him, too.
|
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Objective, easy-to-visualize data appeals to players from a tech-savvy generation.
|
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"Gray-eyed Athena" especially appeals to Norris because she herself has gray eyes.
|
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Ms. Haspel was not the first to use emotional appeals to the president.
|
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The Buddha appeals to Ms. Scott because "he wasn't a god," she said.
|
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I have found that what appeals to me as a constructor is humor.
|
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But she thinks the tonal look appeals to her clients for other reasons.
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DAVOS - HK LEADER LAM APPEALS TO "VIOLENT PROTESTERS" NOT TO DESTROY HONG KONG
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Tiffany appeals to a much broader customer base with its more affordable products.
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He said he received many appeals to be an administrator of Facebook groups.
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If this approach appeals to you, my list below may offer some inspiration.
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What type of look and style do they think most appeals to voters?
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The letter, dated April 19, 2015, appeals to the judge in religious fashion.
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Thump: As a DJ and producer, what about a cassettes appeals to you?
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Bloodlust aside, you can see the appeal for the people it appeals to.
|
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It's possible that this is what appeals to Trump about an immigration compromise.
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I understand why this kind of workplace appeals to so many recent graduates.
|
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There is no one genre of music that defines someone who plays video games, the same way that there is no one type of game that appeals to all players, or no single movie genre that appeals to all moviegoers.
|
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Beyond Meat's valuation, he argued, reflects that it appeals to a much broader audience.
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It has turned instead to legal counter-attacks, making forlorn appeals to international tribunals.
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That type of thing really appeals to me because movies are all about time.
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Ireland also appeals to companies due to its easy access to the United States.
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What appeals to you about the medium of animation as opposed to live action?
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That it appeals to climate-friendly investors is "icing on the cake", he says.
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He's somebody who appeals to a wide swath of people on some key issues.
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WILLIAMS: His appeal is based on hateful language and he appeals to the worse.
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That Walmart is such a massive employer is what appeals to many retail associates.
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What's the throughline here that appeals, and it seems like it appeals to men?
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Mr Boggs's career was blighted by fruitless appeals to try and get them back.
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He gave a big speech, making explicit appeals to faith, and invoked the Holocaust.
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There's a limit, also, to trying to cure bigotry with earnest appeals to tolerance.
|
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Since younger people use less care, the HSA/high-deductible combination appeals to them.
|
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Five-Star appeals to voters across the political spectrum with a simple slogan: honesty.
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A victory for Mr Macron would be evidence that liberalism still appeals to Europeans.
|
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Like any political or economic ideology, capitalism appeals to something real about human nature.
|
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Trump made symbolic appeals to racial equality, invoking bizarre circumstances to make his case.
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His view that "a gay son needs a beating" appeals to some social conservatives.
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The Amish approach to technology appeals to Spiotta: ''They don't reject; they 'doubt' it.
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"We are seeing appeals to populism, nationalism and xenophobia," Biden says in the clip.
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"No particular taste," he commented, though the idea of ice cream appeals to him.
|
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Viewers and readers need information, not content that appeals to the lowest common denominator.
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Encouraging CCS for fossil fuels as a stepping stone to NETs appeals to some.
|
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Hitler opportunistically seized the populace with racialized rhetoric and bombastic appeals to nationalist pride.
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Appeals to make prisons more humane often fall on deaf ears; voters detest criminals.
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However, as it's been noted, Trump relies on rhetorical appeals to fear and populism.
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Hirschkop and Cohen represented the Lovings in appeals to both district and appellate courts.
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At $600, it's a pricey sleep aid that only appeals to the truly exhausted.
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This line may offend the orthodox left, but it appeals to France's broad middle.
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Most observers expect appeals to carry on all the way to the Supreme Court.
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Rubio, on the other hand, appeals to a much wider cross section of Americans.
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Why go: This South African city appeals to adventure seekers and mellow travelers alike.
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This unity appeals to all Americans because it will benefit all of our families.
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At Sigonella, Trump said his appeals to NATO allies to pay more was working.
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I'm not sure why, exactly, this sort of divergence appeals to me so much.
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After all, Game of Thrones...GoT appeals to people who like violence and boobs.
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NIGERIA OPPOSITION CANDIDATE ATIKU ABUBAKAR APPEALS TO NIGERIANS TO BE PATIENT FOLLOWING ELECTION POSTPONEMENT
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And it's laid the groundwork for many of Trump's most successful appeals to fear.
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Others made emotional appeals to the electorate on behalf of Clinton and against Trump.
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And Boasberg, the judge, has already scheduled a hearing for appeals to his ruling.
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In many cases politicians fall back on appeals to tribal, religious or regional loyalties.
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I think that was, for myself, one of the biggest appeals to this collaboration.
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His emphasis on crime and the difficulties of urban living appeals to ordinary folk.
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On several other occasions, Trump made direct appeals to Democrats or Democratic-leaning groups.
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The government has repeatedly rejected previous appeals to change marijuana's classification over the years.
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The result is a festival event that appeals to desires more spiritual than social.
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All this suggests that explicit appeals to gender don't always work in predictable ways.
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There is this intense sculptural quality to him, which appeals to a modern sensibility.
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Bob Goodlatte of Virginia -- appeals to the more conservative hardline wing of the party.
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That's why the appeals to nativism never stood a chance among Britain's younger voters.
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"That appeals to everyone, no matter what side of what issue you are on."
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What appeals to be about the whole project is this sense of sonic displacement.
|
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Gomes appeals to some Brazilian progressives and could siphon votes from Lula or Haddad.
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But his firm's appeals to the administration of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg were rebuffed.
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They are radicals because they choose to be, because only radicalism appeals to them.
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In fact, polyamory comes in many different forms, and appeals to many different people.
|
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"The fact these were cars that someone died in appeals to people," he says.
|
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For verité, I suggest a stroll through the rooftop garden, which appeals to her.
|
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So what is it about Southeast Asia that appeals to its Japanese LPs exactly?
|
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A Republican Party in control of Congress also usually appeals to the financial markets.
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Though each of these appeals to certain moral intuitions, they all have serious problems.
|
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This idea appeals to Edwin Mary Akaedu, a parishioner in this southeastern Nigerian town.
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Ethics, emotion, logic — it's credible and worthy, it appeals to me, it makes sense.
|
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Appeals to keep it down from the moderator, Errol Louis of NY1, went unheeded.
|
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Mr. Begich, a former mayor of Anchorage, appeals to many of the same voters.
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The brand appeals to outdoorsy types and is carried by REI and LL Bean.
|
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Survey the myriad available options and find a movie night that appeals to you.
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The agency appeals to the working woman "who doesn't want extremes," Ms. Rosener said.
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Wade — if their attorney general appeals to the Supreme Court in the months ahead.
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It appeals to his lingering sense that the smart people aren't all that smart.
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Again, my message is not going to be one that appeals to wealthy donors.
|
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President Nixon and Clinton both took such appeals to the Supreme Court then lost.
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And if we choose a candidate who appeals to a small base -- like Sen.
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They deserve a president who appeals to the best in us – not the worst.
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I am quite frankly suspicious of the candidate who actively appeals to these people.
|
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Both sides have also made emotional appeals to the public on the nightly news.
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The central government has previously blocked secessionist challenges through appeals to Spain's Constitutional Court.
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Even at present, EU courts are not obliged to allow appeals to the ECJ.
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Scaramucci told CNBC's Dan Murphy that a centrist like Bloomberg appeals to moderate voters.
|
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Not even appeals to unity can cut the vitriol which underpins the president's nationalism.
|
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Another tip from Augerinos: "Choose a destination that appeals to each person," he suggests.
|
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These were nothing if not appeals to Latinos in the battleground state of Florida.
|
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True, the health claims are not made in a style that appeals to everyone.
|
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Election content and ideological appeals to voters are also often plastered across front pages.
|
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But it is not just the Earnhardt name that appeals to the sport's followers.
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Her confrontational criticism of President Trump appeals to progressives, as does her relative freshness.
|
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But when appeals to principle fell on deaf ears, I tried a practical argument.
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GPS location data appeals to the police, who can use it to investigate crimes.
|
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The MacBook has historically been a solid laptop that appeals to normal computer users.
|
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Is there something that appeals to you about applying math and science like this?
|
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Some Democrats in red states are making their own appeals to Trump voters too.
|
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And appeals to the state's Office of Information Practices (OIP) stretch on for months.
|
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"What we are looking to do appeals to President Trump the businessman," said Green.
|
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Ninety-four federal court districts are structured to allow appeals to the 85033 circuits.
|
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Abandoned to bottomless guilt, he appeals to the only human contacts left to him.
|
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"We want to create a content portfolio that appeals to everyone," said Rift's Mitchell.
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But when appeals to principle fell on deaf ears, I tried a practical argument.
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I think that's one of the things about APL that really appeals to me.
|
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And as a non-word puzzle, it appeals to a different sort of reader.
|
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It is a noble sentiment, but appeals to responsibility and genuine patriotism are inadequate.
|
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The idea of running up and down the court no longer appeals to him.
|
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He said he would ask the Board of Immigration Appeals to issue a stay.
|
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Just what is it about, say, Brexit or Trump that psychologically appeals to millions?
|
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But Clinton's valiant efforts to set the record straight by pointing out the yawning gulf between Trump's appeals to racial unity and his actual business practices, as well as his thinly veiled appeals to white nationalism, fell short for much of the night.
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We believe their marketing campaigns when it appeals to our collective sense of rugged individualism.
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Also something about dark basements and two drink minimums appeals to me on this night.
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I like this one too, which appeals to a similar niché market of manchild hipsterdom.
|
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What is it about The Lost Boys that still appeals to new generations of fans?
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According to Roseanne, her appeals to ABC boss Ben Sherwood have fallen on deaf ears.
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I'm talking about the stuff that targets kids and appeals to bad people, like pedophiles.
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The KeyOne is a solid Android smartphone — especially if a physical keyboard appeals to you.
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The delivery service also appeals to people who aren't comfortable going into a pot shop.
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There is no timetable for the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals to issue its decision.
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Appeals to the VAC cost £213 ($212), which gets refunded if the appeal is successful.
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SL: I think socialism is an idea that appeals to a lot of my peers.
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And still smart, but in a way that appeals to a certain type of male.
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It appeals to younger, desirable audiences, and it currently boasts 150 million daily active users.
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Spanning lingerie to flirty fragrances, the company's merchandise also appeals to shoppers across age groups.
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EU funds boost investment in infrastructure that appeals to foreign investors, like roads and rail.
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But Mr Petro appeals to a growing number of people angered by inequality and corruption.
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But once you do that successfully, you have created something that appeals to larger forces.
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But Joan calms Hedda down and appeals to her off the record, as a friend.
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It's kinda fascinating how the job still appeals to so many people of different ethnicities.
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He appeals to her sense of decency, confiding that he is suffering from pancreatic cancer.
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The now-famous convict is asking the Wisconsin Court of Appeals to declare a mistrial.
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It's less about form and more about description, which appeals to my more logical side.
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These lump sum payments are taxable, so plan accordingly if this route appeals to you.
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Trump appeals to the less well educated, the poorer and, often-times, the older voter.
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And it highly appeals to groups of people who have money and love buying things.
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Rutledge and her staff reportedly worked all day Saturday to file appeals to recent decisions.
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It ignores or suppresses views it does not like and appeals to pan-Chinese patriotism.
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On the other hand, asking them for their approval destroys everything that appeals to me.
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Bevi (one of our investments) appeals to customers who care about both health and sustainability.
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What do you think it is about the eighties that appeals to us right now?
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Progressives insist that Nixon's appeals to drugs and law and order were coded racist messaging.
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Swinson's potential path to power would likely involve appeals to both Labour and Conservative voters.
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Watch it here"Charlotte's Web" is such a sweet story that appeals to all ages.
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Clinton, making it dangerous for her to make overt or ideological appeals to Republican women.
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But here I'm just kind of free of all of that, which appeals to me.
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The DOJ has also asked the 85033nd Circuit Court of Appeals to quash Ross's deposition.
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Then it occurred to me that these weren't appeals to the L.G.B.T. community at all.
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Trump appeals to the lowest common denominator and to the worst in our human nature.
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It appeals to graduates such as Ms Miller because it is good at reinventing itself.
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Unlike procedures now in place, no deadlines then forced appeals to move through the courts.
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Mr. Trump appeals to all Americans and will be a great unifier when elected president.
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Songs like "Turn On the Lights" and "Trophy" while good, were appeals to the mainstream.
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He appeals to us because he wants to work for us and not against us.
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Perhaps because politicians know, though won't say, that appeals to xenophobia and white resentment work.
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What the Academy thinks appeals to audiences isn't necessarily representative of what truly moves them.
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They just somehow latched onto this and my blog appeals to them in some way.
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"The high price-point of luxury is what appeals to these counterfeit craftsmen," said Powell.
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Ramirez says this color particularly appeals to the busy folks among us (so, like everyone?!).
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"It appeals to people like me, in terms of it photographing very nicely," he said.
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The candidate here who can combine appeals to both groups simultaneously is likely to prevail.
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The state and city are making appeals to the federal government for more medical supplies.
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It happens that Apollo likes to be read to, and Rilke especially appeals to him.
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Many mainstream politicians are vocal homophobes, which appeals to some Confucian traditionalists and evangelical Christians.
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The government has withdrawn its emergency appeals to the appeals court and the Supreme Court.
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A relentlessly partisan press manipulated readers' loyalty with appeals to emotion, exaggerations and outright lies.
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The texture it adds, with its fat, crunchy pyramid-shaped flakes, really appeals to me.
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The regional sports networks are valuable because viewers watch games live, which appeals to advertisers.
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It's superbly designed and very sharp-looking, so it appeals to those with vision too.
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I am a wiser realist and a die-hard romantic, so imperfection appeals to me.
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And yet he unapologetically reduces emotional appeals to "nonsense" and respected community-builders to freeloaders.
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Nothing appeals to me except a small block of cheese for $2185.36, which seems insane.
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Candidates have traditionally used implicit racial appeals to win over voters without appearing overtly prejudiced.
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Ms. Knight directed some of her appeals to the National Economic Council, her current employer.
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Wuhan in particular appeals to major companies because it is a major national transport hub.
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His page had been wrongly penalized before; he'd regained access through appeals to the company.
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This model appeals to despots around the world, while cheap prices appeal to everyone else.
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What is it about President-elect Donald J. Trump that appeals to so many Americans?
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"I sent in two appeals [to Twitter] and I haven't gotten word back," she said.
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He said appeals to regulators in South Korea and Indonesia had not worked so far.
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Instead, it likely revolves around an economic message that appeals to both center and left.
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In most cases, the contacts involved WikiLeaks making appeals to Trump Jr. that went unanswered.
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"Pemex appeals to the general public's support and understanding," the company said in a statement.
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But also I think I love it because it appeals to my sense of contrariness.
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Acts of violence, appeals to violence and condoning violence have no place in American society.
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So, is Kate Walsh, alias Addison Montgomery, the secret to great television that appeals to teens?
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He says the service generally appeals to companies "that care about their data and their reputation".
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Even as you outgrow her, she appeals to the part of you that rejects the neat
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But when he tried making his appeals to them, he was spurned — sometimes in humiliating fashion.
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The cover design of features a rocket taking off, which appeals to Kate's aerospace engineer sentiment.
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"But Danny also appeals to her because he is talented, bright and cosmopolitan like she is."
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Trump mobilized them more effectively than ever before by making more explicit appeals to their prejudices.
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And it's one of the few Trump policies that appeals to both sides of the aisle.
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His strident nationalism appeals to voters who want a leader to stand up to Mr Trump.
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The quality of Laymon's writing that appeals to her lives outside the Cartesian idea of knowledge.
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Because she's modest, this is what appeals to Salazar most about the possibility of her winning.
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In those two lawsuits, Sessions withdrew the federal government's appeals to defend the Obama administration's policies.
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The opposition is increasingly directing its appeals to the armed forces, or to factions within them.
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The pickle flavor might be a fad, but it also appeals to the modern consumer's palate.
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Appeals aplenty CNN's Katelyn Polantz is busy tracking the Trump administration's appeals to recent legal decisions.
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Such appeals to history fuel the developing countries' perception that the markets are stacked against them.
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The Justice Department said in February it would not seek further appeals to block the merger.
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"Facebook appeals to your lizard brain — primarily fear and anger," he told the New York Times.
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Scenes in his films come to him in dreams, "the logic" of which appeals to him.
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But Danny also appeals to her because he is talented, bright and cosmopolitan like she is.
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Trump assailed as inappropriate Democratic President Barack Obama's open appeals to Britain not to split off.
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And for that, he goes to Hollywood, where he appeals to super-producer Stanley Motss (Hoffman).
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Huawei came in fourth, partly because its slate tablets have cellular connectivity which appeals to buyers.
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The best part about SNL is that it appeals to every viewer in a different way.
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Group living offers camaraderie as well as a spirit of radicalism that appeals to some activists.
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How are you balancing writing a story that appeals to new readers and to longtime fans?
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Ranked No. 2 on the list, St. Lucia appeals to couples with secluded hotels, says Shields.
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Also as someone in their 30s who works in an office, this show appeals to me.
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Second, when he's coherent, Trump has a message that actually appeals to a politically divided country.
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Companies hiring for technical positions often slip language into their job postings that appeals to men.
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Some Democrats made personal appeals to Chairman Lamar Alexander to include them in health reform efforts.
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It's a reasonable argument, but it's difficult — impossible, even — to say what appeals to all children.
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" Describing what appeals to him about music therapy, Jones says, "moving around playing instruments, any instrument.
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But the idea appeals to Garvin's mischievous side, his fondness for turning the tables on scammers.
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"But Danny also appeals to her because he is talented, bright and cosmopolitan like she is."
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Dooley told me rooftop solar appeals to people across the political spectrum because it increases freedom.
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The most sensual of all materials in the world, because it appeals to all five senses.
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Rather, they are moral appeals to see one side as good and the other as bad.
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While the convenience appeals to consumers, IoT raises concerns about data security and breaches of privacy.
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It also appeals to shy people, giving them an excuse to meet and connect with others.
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One new political party is making direct appeals to the youth vote part of its platform.
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This scheme appeals to fire victims, for it offers them more compensation than the management's plan.
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It also appeals to techie watch aficionados who sport Apple watches but can't quit their Rolexes.
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"It's a brand that appeals to everyone across all demographics, all genders, all races," Lindland said.
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But this also suggests appeals to natural law might not be a good guide to drafting
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The justices said they are waiting for the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals to weigh in.
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Acts of violence, appeals to violence and condoning violence have no place in American society. Sen.
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A paper whose journalism appeals to only half the country has a dangerously severed public mission.
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Solemn appeals to war powers proceduralism can just as often be pro-war as anti-war.
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Biden's persona appeals to the sensibilities of an elder generation and the character traits they admire.
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It's something that instantly appeals to people who don't even listen to Baroque or classical music.
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Chanel appeals to women around the world, from all countries, ethnicities, backgrounds, ages, and personal styles.
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Trump's conservative politics fit into "Strict Father" morality, according to Lakoff, and that appeals to conservatives.
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This appeals to you, Aries, because you love to get things done as quickly as possible.
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The idea of remaining a same-weekend competitor to Desert Trip still appeals to Julie though.
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Given the endless arguments and parochial rules, we often wonder why our game appeals to newcomers.
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His appeals to racial and ethnic fears and prejudice are offensive to any genuinely Catholic sensibility.
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And in fact, there are times when appeals to being apolitical actually miss the point entirely.
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Rote rhetorical appeals to limited government and the free market remained, but the substance was exhausted.
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Once home to a website and a magazine, the media organization appeals to young male audience.
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Since assuming the leadership of Labor, he has been making hasty appeals to Mr. Netanyahu's base.
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With thousands of causes competing for attention, users often rely on emotional appeals to stand out.
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Appeals to abstract human rights are meaningless unless there are effective institutions to guarantee these rights.
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"I think he brings out the worst in people and appeals to base instincts," he said.
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I wouldn't ordinarily wear a dress like this, but for some reason it appeals to me.
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Cooking, creating something that appeals to the senses, satisfies a need; it expresses love and care.
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Hillary Clinton's defeat prompted soul-searching about why appeals to feminism did not carry the day.
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Donors can choose whatever project that appeals to them, and there is no required donation amount.
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Recently, despite clear evidence for conservation, special interests used appeals to circumvent MSA and continue overfishing.
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The immediacy and collaborative nature of scaffolding, its utility and functionality, is what appeals to me.
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Most European leaders have previously muted appeals to the British for fear of being counter-productive.
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They argue that it can't be entirely bad if it appeals to large numbers of people.
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"A subset of men whom Trump appeals to is threatened by women in power," she said.
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As a more conventional chamber of commerce-type Republican, she appeals to the party's traditional constituency.
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It took until December 1989 for the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals to overturn the conviction.
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And it appeals to both adults, who grew up on Nintendo's library of games, and children.
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For critics of biofuels, appeals to science and economics are unlikely to sway this political reality.
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And as horrifying as I find it, obviously, it appeals to a tremendous amount of people.
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Slopeside hotels and condominiums tout hassle-free ski-in, ski-out access, which appeals to families.
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While Vermont's bill appeals to state residents and some lawmakers, many policy experts will be disappointed.
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"He appeals to the worst angels of the GOP nature and poor white folks," reads another.
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That freedom, that sort of anarchy of form, is the thing that really appeals to me.
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If you would like to improve your own lie detection, a good first step is to learn the common logical fallacies -- red herrings, appeals to ignorance, straw men and "ad populum" appeals to the bandwagon -- that purveyors of misinformation may use to create the illusion of truth.
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The EU&aposs smallest member state, the island of Malta, is also resisting appeals to do more.
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You can, therefore, imagine how much an event like the Southbank Centre's Meltdown Festival appeals to me.
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But the sudden emergence of Koike's party, which also appeals to conservative voters, could upset Abe's calculation.
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He appeals to the worst impulses and beliefs of his base, and of U.S. residents in general.
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But if appeals to the emperor now fall on deaf ears, humbler forums for complaint are encouraged.
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Such appeals to tradition and culture are a familiar way of denying that human rights are universal.
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One of the most frightening aspects of Trump's rise has been his clear appeals to white nationalism.
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While this content obviously appeals to kids, the relationship between the influencer and advertiser is not disclosed.
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Some such communities were recruited to the Confederate cause through appeals to regional loyalty or white supremacy.
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" Liberal commentator Alan Colmes, who is Jewish, called it a "disgusting" tweet that "appeals to anti-Semites.
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Because of this data, Crisis Text Line knows that text counseling appeals to teens and young adults.
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Find a topic that appeals to this group, and you can get them to try VR once.
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But it could not be done with appeals to emotion, or outcome, or legacy, or anything else.
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But appeals to the past offer little legitimacy in a country where the median age is 28.
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On Monday, the Justice Department urged the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals to dismiss that second suit.
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Partly, it's that quality which appeals to Madelon and what she wanted to channel into Rosa's Garden.
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"It really appeals to the core kid ages, about seven through the high school years," she says.
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His revisionist history appeals to these people precisely because it flatters them and doesn't demand fact-checking.
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Breweries are making public appeals to thirsty customers, hoping they'll be inclined to return their empty bottles.
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But Ronald Reagan's 1980 presidential bid and his dog-whistle appeals to states' rights raised the stakes.
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He's bad, too, at tailoring a message that appeals to anyone who isn't white, male, and angry.
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He appeals to a lot of white working-class voters, who feel intensely alienated from the GOP.
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Appeals to patriotism only go so far; it's not exactly feasible to give everyone a cash reward.
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Is this the kind of book that appeals to the same age group that made Twilight famous?
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"He is a man of faith who appeals to the Chamber of Commerce and the tea party."
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Sure, some of the sex scenes are messy, but more importantly, there's sex that appeals to me.
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It would also make his appeals to Comey to go easy on Flynn all the more problematic.
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Trump's negative appeals to fear, intolerance and hatred sow the seeds of future Republican defeats and marginalization.
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I think for what I do, I have to make music that appeals to so many people.
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Still, it's easy to see why the area appeals to Harry, Kimye, Wayne Gretzky and Adam Levine.
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Appeals to mystery are ancient for a reason, and there is nothing wrong with echoing the ancients.
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The company has made appeals to African-Americans in its advertising, stoking criticism that it is pandering.
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Nonthreatening stories can contain messages which are smuggled in through a compelling narrative that appeals to emotion.
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Not anyone, after all, can build a structure that appeals to both furry felines and their owners.
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Bloomberg's appeals to bipartisanship only make sense when you have nothing really at stake in political debates.
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It has amassed 158m global subscribers and created a brand that appeals to all ages and tastes.
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The television footage of Sadr voting reinforced his image as a maverick who appeals to Iraq's dispossessed.
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Appeals to this conservatism will benefit candidates like Cruz and candidates who move quickly in that direction.
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So think about what appeals to you about this environment and the people you've met so far.
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The plaintiffs and the government both asked the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals to review the decision.
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"The status quo will be maintained pending appeals to the circuit courts and the Supreme Court," Sen.
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The group said it expected appeals to be resolved in 2016, allowing construction to begin in 2017.
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But a big question is whether a compromise package can be found that appeals to both parties.
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Lib herself is given plenty to eat, but very little of it appeals to her English palate.
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If that appeals to you, she offers a sample salary negotiation email template to get you started.
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Unsurprisingly, this appeals to political campaigns looking to leverage data signals to determine a voter's political affiliation.
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While Trump appeals to a similar demographic, they are neither silent nor a majority, electoral or otherwise.
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If the unexpected becomes expected, then, perhaps, it's the expected that appeals to our disrupter-in-chief.
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Trump's political career has been marked with both subtle and not-so-subtle appeals to white racists.
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The appeals to religious unity inside Jerusalem's walls stand in contrast to the more divided voices outside.
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One of the things that appeals to many of us about MMA is how definitive it feels.
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Populist appeals to Americans angry at their place in the world powered Donald Trump to the presidency.
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"It appeals to everybody," the CEO said, adding that the demographic breakdown is roughly 35 percent women.
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His attorneys filed several appeals to reopen the asylum case and put a stop to the deportation.
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The hilly, heavily forested Oak Hill section appeals to families looking for newer homes on sizable lots.
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The policy was allowed to temporarily remain in effect as the administrative appeals to the Supreme Court.
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But what is it about "Turn It Off" that particularly appeals to him and the other choreographers?
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The performer for the half-time show has to be someone new, who appeals to all audiences.
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With the show, the Vatican is embracing a language that appeals to young generations, Father Viganò said.
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FN's leaders knew that overt appeals to white racial superiority and opposition to democracy had become taboo.
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The mother of a child murdered at #SandyHook, who is harassed by #AlexJones followers, appeals to NBC.
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With Oberyn, Cersei appeals to his empathy and swallows her usual bile about the Martell marriage alliance.
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That kind of talk appeals to Matt Falcus, a British aviation writer who runs the website www.airportspotting.
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After a presidential campaign dominated by rhetorical appeals to cultural wedge issues, Haidt's insights are worth considering.
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I get why attacking Mexicans appeals to a core group of voters in this part of Iowa.
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Appeals to morality won't work with a group that elected a nominee who bragged about groping women.
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The sport appeals to fans and broadcasters worldwide, and offers many countries the chance to win medals.
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"To defeat McCaul we need to have a message that appeals to Republicans [and] Democrats," Gandhi said.
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The second appeals to the historical experience of the world before international trade agreements became the norm.
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For years, Republicans have used racially coded appeals to white voters as a means to win elections.
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A onetime Republican, the billionaire former mayor of New York hardly appeals to the classic Democratic coalition.
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That's 53 points ahead of the next closest Democrat, Warren, another septuagenarian who appeals to younger voters.
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Studios live in equal fear that obvious appeals to religious audiences will alienate more secular ticket buyers.
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"We've become an affordable, lighter beer that appeals to people who like craft beer," Mr. Kashper said.
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If you don't know what that is, flip through fashion magazines to see what appeals to you.
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With one day to go, Democratic candidates are making their final appeals to voters in South Carolina.
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They are questions that won't be answered effectively by exclusive appeals to one side or the other.
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Those are the same voters that we appeal to, and Joe Biden appeals to them as well.
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Finally, she has based her campaign around Obama-esque appeals to unity and a larger, shared purpose.
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The approach appeals to Silicon Valley's pragmatism and has since been widely adopted by the region's philanthropists.
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And I think that — that appeals to him, and it — I think it plays to his insecurities.
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Unlike abstract appeals to global humanitarian concerns, it rests on the solid foundations of strong national attachments.
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Jean-Marie knew that overt appeals to white racial superiority and opposition to democracy had become taboo.
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SNL, however, appeals to a rather narrow audience niche and is known for its clear ideological thrust.
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Trump's appeals to patriotism and "American values" have done much to advance a jingoistic and xenophobic agenda.
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Trump won because of, not in spite of, his overt appeals to white racial grievances and identity.
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As we note in our paper, the temptation to make appeals to democracy are strong during intraparty disputes.
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People don't want to believe that groups such as ISIS could have a message that appeals to women.
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In this context, as with the arm-measuring bands, the object appeals to empathy more than technical curiosity.
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Conservatives are more likely to respond to appeals to authority and loyalty, for example, while liberals prize fairness.
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"It's about having an economic message that appeals to all people, including people of color," Erickson Hatalsky said.
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" After Parker made multiple appeals to talk to Brown, she angrily declared, "This is not about your heart!
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The developers are right to assume that the esports division appeals to a relatively small group of people.
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Noxious appeals to ethnic or racial solidarity are hardly new in American politics, or restricted to one party.
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Her wholesale embrace of what is lovely and dangerous and absurd about Los Angeles appeals to contemporary readers.
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His famous Farewell Address of 1796 rejected appeals to "faction" that divided the country and served powerful interests.
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The appeals to turn the page to a new generation of leadership aren't really, of course, bashing Obama.
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"As a member of her care team, the documentary style of the show appeals to me," Wingate added.
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There's no music that appeals to them, and they can't understand why other people spend time on it.
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Nothing else appeals to me, so I go back to my desk and eat the snack I brought.
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The usual prescriptions of facts, rational arguments and appeals to empathy merely underscore the impotence of being earnest.
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"Despacito" appeals to each one of us in its own way, and that's the greatest thing about it.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, could gain traction for its narrow scope that appeals to the left and right.
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Nationalism appeals to our innate sense of being part of a group with shared values and shared culture.
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Look for both of them to make major appeals to Democratic voters here based on their personal backgrounds.
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But a truly great stump speech also appeals to the skeptic — and provides moments of near-spiritual conversion.
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This approach appeals to women with small areolas and not enough breast tissue to hide an inframammary scar.
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It's no secret that lesbian porn appeals to a wide range of people — not just self-identified lesbians.
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It places the individual at the center of the world, and it appeals to our sense of grandeur.
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Engman added that the couch's affordability appeals to new apartment owners: Its price ranges from $249 to $299.
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Nelson Chamisa, 40, an articulate lawyer who appeals to young urbanites, could rally it ahead of the election.
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Sending him lots of images, "What appeals to you in this image, what doesn't appeal to you?" etc.
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What appeals to you most about alternate histories, and what about the US losing WWII appeals the most?
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The strategy has been popular in the U.S., and appeals to younger female drinkers as well, he added.
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But his mental health should not be one of them, because it's a strategy that appeals to bigotry.
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It's an idea that greatly appeals to young voters who either just graduated or are still in school.
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Such activity appeals to many French voters, after years of national economic decline matched by dwindling international clout.
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They have excellent forums, video courses, and badges for completing things, which appeals to the Scout in me.
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Le Pen may move further to the right as she doubles down on direct appeals to her base.
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Pat Toomey has sharply criticized Trump as the former appeals to swing voters -- particularly in the Philadelphia suburbs.
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The Brexit campaign was the exact opposite, relying almost exclusively on appeals to "feelings" of nostalgia and patriotism.
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The second person appeals to a Kantian theme of respecting the agency and dignity of any rational agent.
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Then there's conservative-leaning independent Evan McMullin, who in recent months has made direct appeals to #NeverTrump Republicans.
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But they are deluding each other in thinking that this campaign appeals to casual voters watching at home.
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As a populist who comes from outside the system, Mr Navalny appeals to people alienated by the elites.
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The Colorado Supreme Court refused to hear the case, prompting Phillips to appeals to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Yes, she's beautiful, and famous, and the legacy of her role as Hermione Granger appeals to Potterite fanboys.
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In Pyotr, Dostoevsky created a demagogue and pure nihilist, a political figure who appeals to people's baser desires.
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While talk radio appeals to sports fans and baby boomers it never appealed to the long form reader.
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Following are details of the regulations covering voting, counting, and appeals to the results in Turkish local elections.
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His political rhetoric appeals to mainly younger black voters who are disillusioned with 25 years of ANC rule.
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Studies have shown how television news relies on fear-based appeals to both capture and maintain viewers' attention.
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Understanding and changing this is critical to building a popular political movement that again appeals to average Americans.
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"Nothing appeals to me so much as having a true purpose and a true goal somewhere," Alex said.
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Ironically, the "adult coloring book" is exactly the kind of trend that appeals to that kind of culture.
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The clean right can be very conservative indeed, in this schema, but avoids appeals to prejudice and paranoia.
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Trump last month nominated Judge Neil Gorsuch of the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals to the high school.
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Maturity that appeals to establishment Republicans, and can help salve the wounds still smarting from a Trump candidacy.
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Jealous's candidacy is a photo-negative of Trump's: Economic populism fused with appeals to racial justice and equality.
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" Looking ahead to 2020, Sheinkopf added, Democrats needed a presidential nominee "who appeals to more than the coasts.
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Yet they persist in promoting black Republicans who espouse a colorblind message that primarily appeals to white voters.
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To be sure, appeals to teen pregnancy prevention are often effective in garnering resources for sexual health education.
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"His hate speech appeals to lower passions like xenophobia, machismo, political intolerance and religious dogmatism," the letter said.
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Times editors have thus far rejected appeals to flag readers when stories are reworked, unless it's a correction.
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Their aim is grounded not just in criminal justice reform, but in more fundamental appeals to economic justice.
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The justices said they are waiting for the 2023th Circuit Court of Appeals to weigh in (The Hill).
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Free and fast delivery appeals to the instant gratification associated closely with the digital native teens of today
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It prices lower than the Cayenne, it appeals to customers who want Porsche's hauler in a small package.
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Of course, breaking rules appeals to the disruptive gang in the gallery, so Booker's play seemed well-designed.
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A lot of governments feel the same, judging by the flurry of appeals to the World Trade Organization.
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What appeals to you specifically about doing music, and how does it fit in with your other work?
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The feeling of browsing a well-stocked store and interacting with the clerk will always appeals to some.
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For several consecutive generations raised on comics and caricature, the black and white dualism appeals to the dispossessed.
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As I've said before, the Model 3 appeals to the automotive philosopher in me: it's crammed with ideas.
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Throughout his power struggle, Archbishop Viganò had been writing urgent appeals to Benedict to stay in the Vatican.
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"Whether he appeals to the rest of the country, I don't know," he said of Mr. de Blasio.
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You can also search social media or an app store to find a workout that appeals to you.
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Check YouTube and other social media or your preferred app store to find one that appeals to you.
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The window of opportunity for releasing footage may close when the union appeals to the state's highest court.
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Her music appeals to both mind and heart — and is, indeed, often about our negotiation between the two.
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That combination appeals to adults as much as it does to children (and adults who act like them).
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Yet Mr. Trump has begun sharply assailing the #MeToo movement and making increasingly explicit appeals to male identity.
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Both candidates will also likely look for a running mate who appeals to the groups they're weak with.
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Carmen Sandiego, which appeals to younger kids and is based on a video game, is a perfect combination.
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Turkish officials had directly made other appeals to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin.
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Generally, appeals to tradition provide little relief for people who, historically, have been treated unfairly by the law.
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Top progressive leaders have made repeated appeals to Bustos to end the policy, but she has held firm.
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Their popularity is built on emotional appeals to a national glory purportedly lost to globalization and treacherous bureaucracy.
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He needs to ask the court of appeals to clarify the rules of the road for overtime regulations.
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The idea "appeals to our romanticism," said Donald Berry, a statistician at MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston.
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Analysts have said she appeals to both centrists and conservatives, and could still win over some undecided voters.
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Buttigieg appeals to those appalled by the President's ignorance (the Kansas City Chiefs play in Missouri, Mr. President).
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That's an issue that appeals to US evangelical Christians, who form a key component of Trump's political base.
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It shows that despite being a self-declared democratic socialist, Sanders appeals to a wide base of voters.
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Throughout 2017 and 2018, Ms. Warren paired appeals to small contributors with a robust operation courting big ones.
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It is a message that appeals to voters like Kazimierz Bujnowski, a 60-year-old retired transport worker.
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But the Beijing Municipal Bureau of State Security has decided that appeals to pure patriotism are not enough.
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For a paper that appeals to young readers, the editors were mindful not to talk down to them.
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Here's how the game works: Republicans use cultural and racial appeals to pander to the white working class.
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He is solidly pro-EU but appeals to those who want its budgets and powers kept in check.
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Now, educators have turbocharged his campaign, giving Ojeda an issue that appeals to voters of all political stripes.
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Whole Foods has only about 470 stores and it appeals to a narrow segment of the grocery market.
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Most of the seaports are located near airports, a feature that appeals to any transporter, licit or illicit.
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But pressure has ramped up this week, with both behind-the-scenes lobbying and public appeals to lawmakers.
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Because its tackling techniques emphasize use of the shoulder, which increasingly appeals to football coaches leery of concussions.
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Appeals to identity — whether by farmers, veterans, workers, or immigration opponents — have always been a potent political force.
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There were few appeals to the political center or pleas about the electoral perils of left-wing politics.
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They tend to love and idealize the past, so anything with a nostalgic hook really appeals to them.
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I think the fact that Ella managed to cure herself probably appeals to quite a lot of people.
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Rio's aluminium plant therefore appeals to mining companies that face pressure from customers and investors to become more sustainable.
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So it's not like I ... What's the central tenant of the philosophy that appeals to a Mattis or someone?
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At the conclusion of her story of overcoming adversity and becoming a successful blogger, she appeals to her readers.
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He speaks in a way that appeals to the restless young masses—the median age in Uganda is 16.
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As rational arguments for environmental protection or civil rights show, morality is possible without sentimental appeals to individual suffering.
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Mr Fillon's social conservatism—for instance, he opposes adoption by gay couples—appeals to Catholic traditionalists within the party.
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That's a film-industry term describing something that appeals to men and women, and both younger and older audiences.
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This appeals to my imagination, and I let myself build it up, wanting and not wanting to feel scared.
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Mr Fillon, the son of a provincial notary and a practising Catholic with five children, appeals to conservative traditionalists.
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The biggest is that the party appeals to ageing baby-boomers and their parents, but not to their children.
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The perfect mix of history and adventure, lighthouses have a captivating quality that appeals to travelers young and old.
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Other times, contractors who have missed too many points will escalate their appeals to Facebook for a final decision.
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"Bernie Sanders takes the easy way out, appeals to the base, and says 'I'll ban all fracking,'" Rendell said.
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Such a utilitarian approach appeals to finance ministries in a way that pious talk of "women's empowerment" may not.
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That progress obviously appeals to Nexon, and the deal will see Embark become a consolidated subsidiary of Nexon Group.
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"The Japanese market is accessible provided US producers make a car that appeals to the Japanese people," Freund says.
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Appeals to racial resentment are, thus, a core part of Republican politics, one that resonates deeply with Republican voters.
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This dynamic of humiliation-defeat-resurrection-revenge appeals to something primal in many people, especially when they feel aggrieved.
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Indonesia apparently acceded to appeals to wait for a pending case against Veloso's alleged human traffickers in the Philippines.
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All they have are appeals to counter-authorities, members of the conservative establishment largely operating outside mainstream scientific institutions.
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"COMEX appeals to Chinese traders and those who want to jump in and out quickly," the fund manager said.
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I would argue that Night School is a crossover success, a project that intentionally appeals to a broader demographic.
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"He appeals to the worst angels of the GOP nature and poor white folks," Powell wrote in another email.
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But he acknowledges that it also appeals to a third group: "people who have been voting PD without conviction".
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Bernie Sanders, who, like Warren, appeals to younger and more liberal voters, made two appearances in Ohio on Saturday.
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If the state appeals to the higher court, the court could overturn the earlier decisions and uphold Syed's conviction.
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Penalize both undisguised racist pandering like Trump's, and the subtler appeals to white resentment that Republicans have long used.
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He likely appeals to non-college-educated white men more than Clinton does, but Trump owns that demographic anyway.
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The latest ruling did not come from the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to which Trump was referring.
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Kaur's strategic appeals to two different markets also inform the composition of her collection and her social media presence.
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But Altman is confident that YC's global reach and roster of founders and mentors appeals to startups in China.
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In addition to these covert appeals to white identity politics, the party grew beholden to a political entertainment culture.
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Their urban project appeals to both the very basic need for socializing and the uhn-tiss that bees need.
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"Those appeals—appeals to fear and division—can cause us to treat each other as the other," Clinton said.
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But, with passionate appeals to fairness, most of Congress proclaimed that justice demanded giving victims their day in court.
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Trump's tough talk on immigration appeals to a nation of immigrants who still believe in a nation with borders.
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I'm not sure what about The Simpsons specifically appeals to Daniel, as he lacks the language to tell us.
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"Our goal is to create an ambiance that appeals to both locals and expats," owner Michael Kennedy told me.
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Then it's up to the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals to make a decision or ask for oral arguments.
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Juan takes him home to Teresa, and she appeals to Chiron's latent feminine side and gets Chiron to talk.
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President Donald Trump has nominated Judge Neil Gorsuch, of the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals, to the Supreme Court.
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She appeals to her new boss, Sheriff Moe Dammik (Shea Whigham) to work on the case a bit longer.
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The Colorado Supreme Court subsequently refused to hear the case, prompting Phillips to appeals to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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He will have to appeal to that group like he appeals to any other, by listening and being responsive.
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Blockchain technology appeals to many people in part because its decentralized nature makes it difficult for governments to control.
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This means that Death in the Afternoon, an aptly heady mixture of Champagne and absinthe, appeals to me enormously.
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Standing up to Germany appeals to some Austrians who see their far bigger neighbor as a sometimes overbearing one.
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However, there may be a factor that surpasses product-market fit: how much the startup emotionally appeals to investors.
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To become a company generating Nike-type revenue, it will have to become a brand that appeals to everybody.
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There is no denying that her candidacy appeals to people looking for something outside of the two-party binary.
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And that means toning down the message and developing a message that appeals to a widening swath of Californians.
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Judiciary: Trump takes aim at reshaping the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, to the chagrin of Democratic Sens.
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Contrary to this conventional wisdom, Trump's bipartisan dealmaking has only made appeals to his base more likely, not less.
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Impossible Objects' technology appeals to manufacturers because it works with composites including carbon fiber, Kevlar and fiberglass, Swartz said.
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Appeals to conservative principle may no longer carry the day in this Congress, but they deserve a try anyway.
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For now, calls to go still farther up that road are losing out to appeals to defend civil liberties.
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The Justice Department has indicated it may ask the 4th US Circuit Court of Appeals to block the subpoenas.
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That is the most financially sustainable approach, he says, but it appeals to only the most highly motivated employers.
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The idea of the United States saving the Middle East from itself appeals to liberal hawks and neoconservatives alike.
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A carbon tax appeals to free-market conservatives by empowering markets to find the cheapest ways to cut emissions.
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He also suggested that Trump's success in the GOP primary shows that being tough appeals to the party's base.
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Such a sudden shift would also be in keeping with Trump's recent appeals to North Korea and even Iran.
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"Such appeals to Russia are purely political aimed at applying pressure on the country's domestic political life," he said.
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He thrills young people, appeals to independents and attracts blue-collar workers who might otherwise be tempted by Trump.
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"He's kind of a chameleon, someone who appeals to multiple identities and multiple styles of life," Campbell told CNN.
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That also gives Netflix the luxury of being able to order full seasons of shows, which appeals to talent.
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At the start of the season, Ruth, in a guileless effort to advocate for her coworkers, appeals to Sam.
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For it fell into a general-election campaign already marked by Mr Trump's demagogic appeals to anti-Muslim sentiment.
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You get to learn about what appeals to your date, and where your interests and sense of humor overlap.
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Tightening baseline polls suggested he appeared to be struggling to craft a message that appeals to the party's base.
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And so someone who naturally appeals to the African-American community will do very well and cause him problems.
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But it also captured the ethos of a sport that appeals to an older audience in the first place.
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Pakistani celebrities have announced their own hefty donations on social media and made fund-raising appeals to their fans.
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"It's a different style of teaching that really, I think, appeals to the players," Brewers Manager Craig Counsell said.
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On the Democratic side, some candidates have tried to make explicit appeals to racial justice to inspire new voters.
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There is a noticeable generational difference between Clinton supporters and Sanders supporters: Sanders appeals to Democratic voters under 30.
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But the more recent appeals to the State Department and Congress appeared to yield some improvement, the son said.
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The only members committing actual logical fallacies — to wit, argumenta ad passiones, or "appeals to emotion" — are the men.
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But on a fundamental level, the organization appeals to cinephiles, a demographic that has changed since the society's beginnings.
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The hunt is on for companies that can create a software experience that appeals to billions, not just millions.
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Yet Ikea, with its reputation for good value, also appeals to the bargain-hunting nature of the Indian shopper.
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" Like me, George still holds love for physical cards: "None of it really appeals to me OVER physical cards.
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And Mr. LePage's stance on government safety net programs appeals to many voters in the state's more rural regions.
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But those talks have stalled, prompting the French and German leaders to make direct in-person appeals to Trump.
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This kind of writer appeals to relatively few contemporaries, because she isn't giving them what they are used to.
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He appeals to the racial resentments of his white supporters by denouncing African-American athletes for protesting racial injustice.
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But perhaps this idea of humiliating Mexico is what really appeals to President Trump and his most fervent supporters.
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Amazon already appeals to higher-end shoppers, and can offer its own brands up and down the income ladder.
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His core audience is young, and his sensibility clearly appeals to a masculine teenage impulse to shock and provoke.
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A practicing Roman Catholic who is married to a man, Mr. Spahn potentially appeals to a wide voter base.
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Every kind of political approach appeals to particular aspects of voters' identities; some are just more explicit than others.
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That said, Professor Moyn is right that "name and shame" tactics and appeals to moral suasion alone are ineffective.
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This version appeals to fruit lovers, those of us who routinely choose berries, peaches and lemon over dark chocolate.
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For moderates, it means acknowledging that Sanders' pugnacious authenticity appeals to some swing voters more than wonkish centrism does.
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The campaign appeals to parents and other caregivers worried about the amount of time children spend glued to screens.
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So while Trump and Giuliani's rhetoric sounds lawyer-ish, these are not appeals to the impartiality of the law.
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Many in Union Hill responded with fierce opposition but appeals to Dominion, state regulators and Virginia's governors went unheeded.
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Buttigieg has also been making appeals to Nevada's unions — from culinary workers in Las Vegas to autoworkers in Reno.
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"I think Bath & Body Works is thriving because it appeals to the millennial love for self-care," Cramer said.
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We will continue to vigorously defend our position against these allegations, including through possible appeals to the European courts.
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Pay attention to when the boss is giving kudos to get a better sense of what appeals to them.
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Bake-Off appeals to the best parts of our nature: the parts that love dessert and hate vicarious embarrassment.
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It appeals to the collector's mentality — to own the first page of the first superhero comic I ever read.
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Clinton overemphasized race and gender in her appeals to voters and neglected the pain of working-class white voters.
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Today, as in the past, progressive appeals to national solidarity can resonate with a broad share of the electorate.
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"I think it appeals to people who love an intellectual pursuit, because that's really what it is," she said.
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There are other candidates and potential candidates who could build a campaign around electability and appeals to swing voters.
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Called Google Attribution, the tool can help companies better target groups of consumers with content that appeals to them.
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"One Planet" appeals to the sense of wonder as viscerally as any of its predecessors, but to a purpose.
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Rio's aluminum plant therefore appeals to mining companies that face pressure from customers and investors to become more sustainable.
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Mr. Bloomberg also draws disproportionate attention because his mix of fiscal moderation and social liberalism appeals to the chattering classes.
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Spirit of the tiger I bought the bronze tiger sculpture because it's vivid and appeals to me as a salesperson.
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Clinton appears to have learned this lesson, making explicit appeals to young voters in her concession speech last night. Likewise,
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Saturday Night Live's faux-deodorant ad appeals to the segment of society that has reason to be worried right now.
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Something about this quiet, though, appeals to the producer and seeps its way into every corner of his Suicideyear project.
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Here, the show appeals to our smartphone-primed abilities to summon engagement at will, a skill still far from universal.
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So, if appeals to civility, decency and conscience won&apost work, then perhaps an appeal to base political pragmatism will.
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Jeremiah Moss For one, a lot of this is deep in the DNA of America; it appeals to the individual.
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During Trump's speech, every time he made dog-whistle appeals to "law and order," the crowd erupted in feverous applause.
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It appeals to a wide variety of tourists, travelers, students, and artists who flock to the picturesque town in droves.
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And he appeals to metropolitan, white-collar voters who are worried about green issues, consumerism and the future of work.
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So the Dugin vision is not so much Judeo-Christian as Islamo-Orthodox-Christian, with periodic appeals to Russian paganism.
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The former security adviser was subpoenaed to testify in the impeachment investigation focused on the President's political appeals to Ukraine.
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What it has to do with is who he is and how well he appeals to voters in these states.
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" As her dad plays golf in the background, Ivanka herself appeals to Filipino consumers on "a great quest for luxury.
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What follows is the weirdest, most awkward interview ever, in which Tess appeals to Howard's ego by complimenting his manicure.
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And will appeals to empathy succeed when the rest of the population no longer feels some sense of collective risk?
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The Delvaux was typical of the sort of work that appeals to serious buyers of Impressionist, modern and contemporary art.
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Alita: Battle Angel, its closest competitor in terms of the type of audience it appeals to, opened multiple weeks ago.
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Despite gerrymandering, censorship and racist appeals to the Malay majority, voters dumped the ruling party of the past 61 years.
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The party seems to have benefited by emulating the BJP's appeals to Hindu identity in place of its traditional secularism.
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Although she may yet be freed pending appeals to the High Court and the Supreme Court, her fate appears sealed.
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He appeals to Islamists, nationalists and voters who are fed up of being ruled by the same handful of families.
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Wattpad's algorithm skims its uploads, as well as user comments and other data, to work out what appeals to readers.
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Meanwhile, Atiku primarily appeals to voters discouraged by Buhari's handling of the economy, which has seen unemployment more than double.
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Another theory appeals to gravitational instabilities in the disk, suggesting giant planets can coalesce quickly, far away from their stars.
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Property prices are low, which appeals to foreign engineers, for example from India, who intend to save while in Ireland.
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The music appeals to children and teens who share and debate the latest songs on social media and in schoolyards.
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That's in line with the coalition Trump appeals to: white, blue-collar voters who are working class and middle class.
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President Obama and Bernie Sanders share an explanation for Trump's rise: that he appeals to Americans who are economically insecure.
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While Buzzfeed might be slandered by other more traditional publications, they have a strong business model which appeals to consumers.
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Legal appeals to asylum rulings can take years and the economy is chronically sluggish, providing few opportunities to new arrivals.
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Much like other appeals to a bygone era of civilizational supremacy and homogeneity, it is thoroughly a product of modernity.
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Within months of their appeals to our collective consciences, McCarthy was censured by the Senate, and his decline was complete.
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The deals only last until August 3, so it's worth acting quickly if you find something that appeals to you.
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It appeals to programmers — at least one early Google employee who has retired from the company plays it full time.
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The first is products: how can you stretch merchandise so that it generates more income or appeals to more people?
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If the Supreme Court ultimately nixes mandatory union fees, the unions' appeals to their members may soften the blow somewhat.
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The convenience of free services like maps also appeals to people, even though they give companies access to personal information.
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The one that appeals to the fringe counterculture versus the one where someone has to pay all these developers' bills.
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"We chose this exhibition because it definitely appeals to the imagination," said Emily Mello, the museum's associate director of education.
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"He appeals to the worst angels of the G.O.P. nature and poor white folks," Mr. Powell said in the email.
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There was a flurry of 11th-hour appeals to spare them, but to no avail for four of the prisoners.
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Both of the GOP candidates won through appeals to racism, or at least weren't penalized by voters for making them.
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"You could have something that appeals to consumers, but if merchants don't accept it, it's of little value," Rainey said.
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A vicar's daughter who has been married for 36 years, she appeals to the Conservatives' middle-class, traditionally minded base.
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Critics contend that the measure, which particularly appeals to progressives, is on the ballot solely to spur Democratic voter turnout.
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Clinton, reaching for not just a win but a mandate, made both direct and more subtle appeals to Republican voters.
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Hannity's daily show is a three-hour dog whistle which appeals to the fearful lowest common denominator in our society.
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Election year hyperbole aside, this argument sounds compelling because it appeals to core American values of democracy and human rights.
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If all that appeals to you, then you may want to read on to ensure you're hitting all your beats.
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This appeals to owners who want fans coming to their arenas, and also to coaches who are almost universally conservative.
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Trump has repeatedly talked about support for his campaign from union households and has made specific appeals to the Teamsters.
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Trump used his campaign appearances to inflame his supporters with lurid appeals to their fear of immigrants and other outsiders.
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The purpose of this change is to assume a neutral building identity that appeals to all current and future residents.
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Around the same time, progressive reformers in the North made similar appeals to justify more elaborate requirements for voter registration.
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As for Trump, the supposed success of the summit after the debacle in Quebec appeals to innate love of drama.
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While appeals to narrow self-interest can work for a while, they eventually fall short because they ignore human nature.
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We need diversity in our leadership that appeals to a broad base of voters, and I think I do that.
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For these reasons, we think that Mr. Trump's explicit appeals to intolerance are likely to help Democrats more than Republicans.
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In voice-over, the actor Ben Foster reads Ashby's, which were often effusively signed with appeals to peace and love.
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But here in Iowa and elsewhere, they are also making appeals to small-town voters who went for Mr. Trump.
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And for certain wealthy people, going into the developing world and running a country is something that appeals to them.
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Fans of these devices use that data to make appeals to their local governments for tighter regulation on pollution sources.
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Companies must submit appeals to a committee that would issue a ruling within 30 days, according to the agency's website.
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It is an approach that appeals to Indians who are now tired of the violent energies unleashed by Hindu nationalism.
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The desire to have a stable and monogamous union under the rule of law appeals to patriarchs and neoliberals alike.
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Bernie Sanders appeals to people who may forget to pay their cable bill entirely.... the first group is more reliable.
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Yes, the foreign secretary remains popular among Tory party members and has a theatrical flair that appeals to many voters.
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The idea appeals to the men I've been talking with, I believe, because they want a sense of normalcy restored.
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And such voters care little about appeals to pragmatism — they are drawn to candidates who echo the president they embrace.
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This lovely Colorado town along the Rocky's San Juan Mountains appeals to outdoorsy types, beer lovers and ski enthusiasts alike.
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The Superstar appeals to both a luxury-loving audience and a crowd that's looking for a stylish yet approachable shoe.
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Some experts said that this theater, rather than the grinding business of nuclear disarmament, is what appeals to Mr. Trump.
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Her appeals to escape stifling house arrest have failed repeatedly, despite offers from Germany to take her in, she says.
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The theory was that candidates would be forced to moderate their appeals to win a broader section of the electorate.
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The freshman lawmaker added that the Democratic Party needs a nominee like Biden who appeals to a variety of voters.
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Expect the candidates to make explicit appeals to those voters when they take the stage in Charleston on Tuesday night.
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He opened his bid with donor-tailored appeals to "Make Trump Furious" and continued similar targeted advertising throughout his campaign.
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The industry is waiting for the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals to rule on a legal challenge to the rule.
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"Diabolic," itself a genetic experiment blending "I, Claudius" and "The Terminator," appeals to both our better and more devious angels.
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Students: Read the entire article, then tell us: — What is it about Snapchat that appeals to people younger than 25?
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Although the entertainment-centric story undoubtedly appeals to Hollywood types, it's time to stop giving "Maisel" and its stars nominations.
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Blue Cross and Blue Shield didn't always agree to pay for care, and it could require appeals to do so.
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Life as a Runway The original Church Street Boxing appeals to a cosmopolitan array of amateur fighters and fit professionals.
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President Trump appeals to the American public, China offers some trade concessions and a fatberg traumatizes a small British town.
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The Trump administration's maximum pressure campaign against Iran's nuclear ambitions is evolving to include direct appeals to the Iranian people.
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So, I stay away from real violence, or overly sexualized stuff so it appeals to the largest amount of people.
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And on Monday, Alabama's attorney general announced he was dropping legal appeals to uphold a similar law in that state.
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I haven't gone "back to school" for years now, but the fresh start ethos the season promotes still appeals to me.
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In contrast the idea appeals to those who represent part-time service staff, such as (mostly female) cleaners or retail workers.
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So they were out more than $100,000 for furniture, clothing and housewares, and lost all their appeals to have those covered.
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And that's no wonder: It's a historically rich city-by-the-sea that appeals to activities and interests of all ages.
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It appeals to young, web-focused consumers looking for a cheaper price, but also the experience of living like a local.
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That standoff appeals to Russia, who, despite having supported the PKK in the past, want to defeat the Kurds in Syria.
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Stewart said he plans to campaign in a Trump-like way that appeals to blue collar voters across the political spectrum.
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A tongue-in-cheek online campaign appeals to Russians to post images of themselves wearing mustaches as a show of support.
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"Fortnite appeals to both the core and casual gaming audience," the school's esports head coach Josh Buchanan said in a release.
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His victory in a special election for a Pennsylvania congressional district rested on energized liberals, union members and appeals to moderates.
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That's why cities need to get savvy about recruitment, and figure out ways beyond appeals to civic duty to attract candidates.
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That's just one of many design decisions that, together, add up to an experience that appeals to the company's target customer.
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"It [appeals to a] much younger demographic, you're right, but I think it's much more than the 'urban' demographic," he replies.
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Servis and Maximum Security owner Gary West told Sports Illustrated they planned to purse any available appeals to protest the disqualification.
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IAEA also denied administration appeals to reveal classified data collected in Iran, say the diplomats, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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Those kind of appeals to racial solidarity wouldn't have made any difference to the boys I tangled with in my neighborhood.
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He did a really great job of stating what he believed and why, and of course free college appeals to everyone.
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She's a committed non-interventionist in the Ron Paul mode, she appeals to some corners of the libertarian and populist right.
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While Iran pulls at the Shias' religious sinews, Saudi Arabia appeals to their sense of Arab nationalism—and suspicion of Persians.
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Seasoned political commentators hammer Trump for his lack of substance, but the irony is it's his simplicity that appeals to many.
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The idea of building a wall on the border to be paid for by Mexico clearly appeals to Trump's supporters' emotions.
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The brilliant thing about the democracy reform program is that it appeals to all these groups, and avoids the false dichotomies.
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"Our team has been able to put together a message that appeals to blue-collar, conservative Democrats and independents," Kasich said.
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Even direct appeals to people to break the law enjoy constitutional protection when uttered weeks or days before the intended action.
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This appeals to the Democrats' base; but it would also make America's transition to cleaner energy more expensive and less effective.
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Sensible policy solutions just don't taste as good as emotional appeals to fear and braggadocio promises to restore America's lost greatness.
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History, by contrast, appeals to people's quest for meaning and identity in a world that too often deprives them of both.
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Consider common appeals to allyship and altruism; such locutions convey a sort of optional quality, a moralistic tone, and unreliable trendiness.
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What is it about Star Wars that appeals to audiences, and do those elements translate into a non-Star Wars environment?
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This is an idea that appeals to ideological conservatives because they see it as essentially encouraging state governments to raise taxes.
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The hit programme, which appeals to petrol heads and the nation's inner laddishness, was not an obvious fit for Gallic sensibilities.
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The diverse nature of the services Ninox intends to offer with its UAS is what appeals to Smith about the job.
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Video appeals to contractors who can hear from different pings, creaks and squeaks how well-maintained a particular machine may be.
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The country's High Election Board (YSK) has rejected several appeals to the initial results by the HDP and other opposition parties.
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Additionally, he added that the precious metal appeals to investors, because it offers better returns in a negative interest rate world.
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He then sends fundraising appeals to people on those lists, collecting and keeping the donations, and, perhaps more valuably, email addresses.
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PH's triumph suggests that the old model of winning elections—giveaways and gerrymandering—no longer appeals to Malaysia's increasingly sophisticated electorate.
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The party depends on loyalty to deep-seated unionist ideology and appeals to religious conservatism to curry support on the issue.
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And he's making appeals to Latino voters, helping the Republican Party make up ground on some of its longstanding demographic disadvantages.
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She and Shubenkov had their final appeals to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), sport's highest authority, rejected on Monday.
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Now, the legal team has filed a stay with the Third Circuit Court of Appeals to keep Joe in the country.
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From then on, the party has carefully buttressed calls to love freedom with appeals to resent redistribution, especially to the undeserving.
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Heads up, tech companies: If your product appeals to the masses, it likely also holds allure for terrorist groups like ISIS.
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The motion asks the U.S. Court of Appeals to review U.S. District Judge Aleta Trauger&aposs ruling from earlier this month.
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What I heard in my mind was, Man, there's an allegory for market capitalism here that really appeals to me politically.
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But in the debate's closing moments, Hillary Clinton sharpened one of her most promising—yet fraught—appeals to the Democratic base.
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Mr. Dungan's method appeals to people who are confident and open enough to at least discuss money within their own families.
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The Workers Party is expected to use an array of appeals to delay any final ruling on Lula's registration for weeks.
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Sometimes these conversations are about group appeals — to women, African Americans, or, as Grossmann pointed out on Twitter, veterans or teachers.
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"We will continue to vigorously defend our position against these allegations, including through possible appeals to the European courts," JPMorgan said.
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As Alexander Baunov of the Moscow Carnegie Centre argues, Mr Kadyrov appeals to Russians who consider the current regime too soft.
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The ruling is certain to lead to more Russian appeals to the court, and a further weakening of the IOC's position.
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In part, that is because he has repeatedly made appeals to bigotry since entering the race more than a year ago.
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Under what conditions do you see yourself getting married, or otherwise committing in the long-term, if either appeals to you?
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Andy: I think that the surge in kit designers is partly because it appeals to such a wide variety of people.
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What appeals to you about this general concept, and what compelled you to approach it again in the graphic novel medium?
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Like CrossFit and Tough Mudder, the "black rifle lifestyle" appeals to nonveteran men who yearn for an inviolable claim to masculinity.
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Asserting that powerful political bias is at work in Silicon Valley appeals to Trump's base, and continues to animate Fox News.
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"Fundraising requires that a candidate makes appeals to voters and listen to the interests of other people besides themselves," he said.
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It appeals to the young, urban and educated and has made a decent fist of governing the province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
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It limits state appeals to five years instead of allowing for these convicted criminals to file appeal after appeal after appeal.
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GOP candidates fanned out across the state on Monday to make last-ditch appeals to New Hampshire's notoriously late-deciding voters.
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This is a point the Sanders team has been emphasizing as it argues their candidate appeals to different voters than Warren.
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California, joined by 16 states and the District of Columbia, have petitioned the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals to "review," i.e.
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"Donald Trump appeals to the worst elements of our society," American Federation of Teachers (AFT) President Randi Weingarten told reporters Thursday.
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I'll be interested to see if or when they transition to something else, like national security or targeted appeals to Republicans.
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Yes, I've tried the trendy beverage and understand why a sweet, fizzy libation appeals to many people and suits many situations.
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"One is to develop video that appeals to a Facebook audience, about two-thirds of which is under 34," she says.
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Much like other German cities, Munich's notoriously low cost of living, cheap public transport and distinct Bavarian culture appeals to students.
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A key advantage is that these deals are done more quickly than financed transactions, which appeals to sellers like the Corbisieros.
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During an interview with CNN's "New Day" on Wednesday, Santorum called on party leaders to understand whom the GOP appeals to.
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The trick is to fashion new appeals to the persuadable voters they need to forge governing majorities, without alienating core partisans.
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The popularity of the meme shows a growing distrust in the rich and powerful and appeals to numerous American political factions.
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Naturally, she accepts ("What appeals to me is the chance to serve my country"), and caresses the fur of her collar.
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It means you've lost, you've run out of appeals to intellect, and the stimulation that great debate brings to advancing society.
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Trump nominated Gorsuch, who currently serves on the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals, to replace Antonin Scalia on the Supreme Court.
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The ruling will not go into effect until there are appeals to higher courts, where many expect it to be reversed.
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Some examples contain explicitly anti-Trump content, but most offer appeals to racial identity targeting black and Mexican-American Facebook users.
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It was that sense of 'there are no rules, you make the rules' – that really appeals to me and still does.
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Alex: I think it just appeals to our sense of humour—the show in general I mean, not just Super Hans.
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Our sources connected with the show say Miley will be a key player because she appeals to the desired TV demo.
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But all of those laws were blocked by courts, and the Supreme Court refused to hear any appeals to uphold them.
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He thinks government needs to find innovative ways to work closer with the private sector — a concept that appeals to Trump.
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They look far less sinister than Efron's slick, measured Bundy, and the sympathy they provoke appeals to a far deeper instinct.
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Judge Barrett appeals to the president, the people briefed said, as representing a political statement that could galvanize the conservative base.
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Living in With coastal property that appeals to second-home owners, housing prices are going up in this Long Island hamlet.
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It can be more effective than base appeals to tribalism, especially for the educated demographic the far-right has been targeting.
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The whole policy is founded in letting states decide — a tenet of federalism that surely appeals to these small-government firebrands.
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Go browse the site and save what appeals to you, so you can cook for others with joy in your heart.
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Better still, the prospect of rebuilding the nation appeals to the president's fondness for constructing large, tangible monuments to his eminence.
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But the hunt is on for other companies that can create a software experience that appeals to billions, not just millions.
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Neither tune appeals to me, but I’ve found that humming the Imperial March quite quickly works a treat. pic.twitter.
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One explanation is that trains' systemized nature — that they run on regular schedules along fixed routes — appeals to minds with autism.
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YouTubers are making compilation videos like this one, which just collects sounds from the early 2000s and appeals to people's nostalgia.
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The multilingual support was an aspect of the deal that appeals to Debu Chatterjee, senior director of AI Engineering at ServiceNow.
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Karp, the CEO of a dystopian technology company, even appeals to our general skepticism of technology to defend his company's actions.
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Meantime, Macy's is also in the midst of , in a push that appeals to the retailer's most frequent and dedicated shoppers.
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It appeals to a younger generation — folks who love functional simplicity but who also have a highly technical sense of style.
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"There are other candidates that are honestly cutting into Bernie's support," he said, adding that Warren appeals to the same demographic.
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The concept is by no means revolutionary, but its almost never-ending list of nostalgic and new titles appeals to many.
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"If you want to feel summery and Italian and brand yourself that way, this appeals to that sensibility," Mr. Barnes said.
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The Grammy show also generally appeals to a younger audience than most of its peers, making it particularly attractive to advertisers.
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Its sunny locale aside, New Providence appeals to foreign home buyers for several reasons, said Neil Sroka, a real estate consultant.
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It praises ISIS's military feats and at one point broadcasted without context its leader's appeals to subjugate and cleanse religious minorities.
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She noted that when her organization tried to persuade parents to enroll their girls, abstract appeals to gender equity fell flat.
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The Justice Department asked the Richmond-based 4th Circuit Court of Appeals to expedite overturning an injunction on the federal government.
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The list of re-vamps and spin-offs to come from Disney+ is impressive and appeals to fans of all ages.
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The recent incidents in Pittsburgh and elsewhere raise urgent questions about whether inflammatory rhetoric that appeals to extremists translates into violence.
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