You know, those parents are in control of those children.
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But for consumer products like apps, companies are in control.
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Now Republicans are in control of the Senate and Sen.
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These are data sets now that people are in control of.
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But the Taliban are in control just a few kilometres away.
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Unlike in theater, though, players are in control of the recordings.
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The mouse doesn't hunt out of hunger—scientists are in control.
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Now, instead of controlling events, events are in control of them.
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It is a nice thing, believing that you are in control.
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The hope rises from the realization that we are in control.
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Making sure Medium users are in control of their content is important.
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You guys are in control now, so fight the fucking power, man.
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When hitters are in control of counts, they can do more damage.
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But for now, the hedge funds are in control and again bullish.
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You are in control of the important people to whom you relate.
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Three superstates are in control in the book: Eurasia, Oceania and EASTASIA.
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Lower numbers are not a foregone conclusion yet, but bears are in control.
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We often assume that our brains are in control of our emotional responses.
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Now that Republicans are in control, Democrats still want to call the shots.
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Increasing our capital across the group means we are in control of our destiny.
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And if the Irish are in control of our borders, then Britain is not.
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Republicans are in control of the House, 238-193, and the Senate, 52-85033.
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And when those who are in control go "click," we do as they command.
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This way, they have the ability to roam around, but you are in control.
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There are powerful stories of powerful women who are in control of their sexualities.
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But if we're out of control, I'd hate to see people who are in control.
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However, Gunsagar stresses that parents are in control of how learner profile data is used.
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Trump -- and Republicans -- are in control of the executive and legislative branches of government now.
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For Uber, riders are in control of Points A and B—drivers are glorified chauffeurs.
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" He answers, "Of course you don't … but you do like men who are in control.
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And the perception that we are in control of the machine is inaccurate,' said Sen.
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A similar effort must happen on the House side, where Republicans also are in control.
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I think a lot of these times a lot of these entrepreneurs are in control.
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From the first shot, you feel that the filmmakers are in control of this material.
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Democrats, once they are in control, will throw away the subpoena and the investigation will end.
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We want to be individuals who express ourselves and are in control of our own destiny.
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Meanwhile, the House Intelligence Committee is ramping up its probe now that Democrats are in control.
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Another repeal measure stalled on a tie vote in Montana's legislature, where Republicans are in control.
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The argument isn't about coffee; It's about whether we are in control of our own lives.
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If other people are in control of your actions, they define your success and self-worth.
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Today, however, Democrats are in control of the House, which makes the impeachment push more relevant.
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They might make decisions under pressure from the Senate, but they, ultimately, are in control of this.
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On the flip side, if Republicans are in control, there could be more hawks put in place.
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As Joann S. Lublin wrote in The Atlantic last year, men are in control of corporate America.
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HOWARD MARKS: Well, how many people really are in control of their emotion rather than vice versa?
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"You want companies that are in control of their own destinies from a distribution standpoint," Boss said.
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Audiences are in control more than ever before, and advertisers and publishers are listening to their demands.
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Sound familiar, given the current partisan breakdown in Congress, where Republicans are in control of the Senate?
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The important thing to remember is that you are in control of far more than you realize.
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Even though they are in control, some Republicans join Democrats in saying the process has to change.
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Once they have stolen and used drugs and fooled people successfully, they think they are in control.
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With just under four minutes remaining, the Warrior have a 15-point advantage and are in control.
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Politicians and people are in control of fiscal policy do what they can to reflect popular preferences.
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The only winners from killing net neutrality are the companies who are in control of Internet traffic.
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However, the building is speaking a story that I'm less sure its curators are in control of.
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Not, you know, just victims, or someone's girlfriend, but independent women who are in control of their destinies.
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Proper chewing, proper speaking, proper walking—only expected, of course, when we are in control of our limbs.
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When you are in a situation where you are in control of your own destiny, you're better off.
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The ideal, in other words, is a Buddhist Middle Way where we are in control but foster independence.
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"I'm not concerned about the House flipping because we are in control of our own actions," he said.
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That has been advocated in countries such as Italy and Hungary, where anti-immigrant leaders are in control.
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The import of it is a messaging that we are in control and maybe everyone should settle down.
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"Customers are in control of how their data is shared, and how their data is stored," she said.
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Bottom line is you give up control and when you do that you no longer are in control.
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The reality of the White House is that they have white supremacists who are in control right now.
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These Southern black voters are in control of the power structure most intimately affecting their lives — local government.
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When you are in control of your finances you can make any vision that you have come to reality.
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And I think it does go back to this idea that historically, men are in control of their sexuality.
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The only difference is that some of the major leaders no longer feel as if they are in control.
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These same companies, as well as Facebook, are in control of ever-growing piles of personal and other data.
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But big items like Medicare price negotiation are off the table while Republicans are in control of the Senate.
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"It's a psychic reward that some white people get if white people are in control of everything," Naison says.
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Nevertheless, its fundamental principle is the same: Christians must work toward a theocratic state in which Christians are in control.
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In the Senate, where Republicans are in control, some Democrats have taken to outright pleading with colleagues to speak up.
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Consumers are in control right now and the digital world is here to stay, so you better figure it out.
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You are in control of you data life… Wherever you store it you can control and get access to it.
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"The more you are in control of what goes on your plate, the more successful you will be," Gans said.
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We aren't lucky because life is easy or smooth, or because it makes sense or because we are in control.
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Was it supposed to resonate with Elizabeth and Pastor Tim's earlier conversations about faith ("None of us are in control")?
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"We're going to establish a system of ownership where workers are in control of the means of production," he said.
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Developers are in control of what content is offered at which price, but Amazon will handle the actual purchasing flow.
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"You can't pay less attention to things you are in control of to focus on national policy," Professor Greer said.
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The Oversight Committee has had a long history of blocking D.C. laws, especially when Republicans are in control of Congress.
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Despite Q's insistence that "we are in control" and "you have the power," the truth may be even more frightening.
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"We are in control of the hotel but it was mostly destroyed by the suicide bomber," he told Reuters by phone.
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That you are in control of your own body in the water, but the water itself is outside of your control.
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Republicans are in control of every lever of government in Washington, but so internally divided as to appear incapable of governing.
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Amphlett reminded us that we are in control of own bodies and pleasure, and there is no shame in that game.
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No passing the buck, no excuses… you are in control of your own choices as a leader, so act like it!
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"Educational choice is based on the idea that parents are in control of where their child goes to school," Schultz says.
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And even if the Democrats are in control, there is an array of competing proposals on how to adjust the law.
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Drug costs are out of control precisely because drug companies are in control — from the launch price to each increase thereafter.
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"I try to just avoid ruling things out when there's others who are in control," Pompeo told McClatchy at the time.
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The Tennessee Titans are in control of the AFC's final playoff spot For the Tennessee Titans, it's win and you're in.
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Currently, the Republicans are in control of both chambers, so the agreement would be made to appeal to them, he said.
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Eight times during his testimony, he cited a feature called "Download Your Data," to show that Facebook users really are in control.
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With more women in the workforce, soaring careers and inheritance, women are in control of a growing amount of the wealth globally.
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Sure, prevention is good, but we humans like to think we are in control of our bodies and can fix past mistakes.
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Amphlett reminded us that we are in control of our own bodies and pleasure, and there is no shame in that game.
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On a smaller scale, cities and towns have some power to dictate local minimum wages but ultimately state legislators are in control.
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"Everybody has a reason to be afraid because it's now the police who are in control," he said in the 2016 interview.
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Such suits are among the few outlets they have to challenge the administration now that Republicans are in control of the government.
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"I'm not concerned about the House flipping, because we are in control of our own actions," Ryan said at a news conference.
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So this is why they want to change the multi-stakeholder nature of the internet to one where the governments are in control.
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"I like when they are in control of themselves and can talk back to you and you know what they want," he says.
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That, of course, is not how the election shook out — Republicans are in control of both the House of Representatives and the Senate.
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"I think we need a better framework where users get that comfort that they are in control of their data, how it's used."
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That's never an easy task, but if Democrats are in control after the United States' elections in November, it could be even harder.
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Moreover, since the West neglected Syria for so long, the situation has grown far more complex: Iran, Hezbollah and Russia are in control.
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Russia has promised to indefinitely suspend airstrikes in the "green zone," where groups that have accepted the cessation of hostilities are in control.
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I love how these women are in control of their respective situations, how they always use smarts with subtlety, something I felt I lacked.
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Bernard's tragedy is his comeuppance; he is no more in control of his story than the Hosts he's engineered are in control of theirs.
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And developers are in control of when an offer displays to a customer, in which territories and how many offers a customer can redeem.
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Contextual marketing allows consumers to feel as if they are in control of their marketing by using their curious and natural tendency toward stories.
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"Thanks to Congressional Republicans, corporations, not consumers, are in control of sensitive information about Americans' health, finances, and children," Markey said in a statement.
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"Republicans are in control of government," Senator Claire McCaskill, Democrat of Missouri, said Thursday after a town-hall-style meeting in her home state.
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LE PEN: FOR A VERY SIMPLE REASON: IN REALITY, WE ARE IN CONTROL OF OUR OWN COUNTRY SO LONG AS WE HAVE OUR OWN CURRENCY.
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You are in control, both experts assert, and you have the power to change the parts of your sex life that don't work for you.
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For the dispossessed low income white American, Trump is without a doubt a significant, visible, and readily available way to signal they are in control.
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In large swathes of the country, people will not have the choice to vote as the Taliban and Islamic State fighters are in control there.
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"In fantasy, you are in control of the scene and characters and basically everything that happens, which is not true of real life," she said.
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The Republicans are in control of the House, Senate, and executive branch — what legislation has been passed about mental health, if that's what they're pushing?
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An unapologetic nationalist is bound for the White House, Republicans are in control of both houses of Congress—and the world body is in their crosshairs.
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Well, again, you don't need to be an expert to know that when the Republicans are in control of government, the rich often benefit the most.
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Now Republicans are in control of the White House and the Congress and in order to repeal and replace ObamaCare, there needs to be bipartisan support.
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"I try to just avoid ruling things out when there's others who are in control," Pompeo told the Kansas City Star in an interview published Sunday.
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Now that they are in control of the presidency and Congress, the first major act of the Republican Party is to slap those that backed them.
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At the end of the day, when the people are in control, the government doesn't have a right to make decisions about us without our input.
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Now that Democrats are in control of the House of Representatives and finally have some power in Washington, the next question becomes: How will they use it?
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Synthesia says it has strong ethical guidelines and aims to ensure that all the content created is consensual and that actors are in control of their likeness.
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Friday is likely the last day Congress is in session and the bill will need to be reintroduced next year, when Democrats are in control of the House.
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You are in control when the ball is in your hands, and he has lived his life that way, but the game is played by letting it go.
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Our high-carbon culture is underpinned by a belief system that tells us we are in control of nature and can fix any problem with our superior technology.
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"'You must understand we are in control of everything... and the old man (Zuma) will do anything we tell him to do'," Jonas said, quoting the Gupta brother.
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But universities are in control of their own sexual-harassment investigations, meaning they willingly risk their own funding if they make a finding of wrongdoing against a scientist.
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In both of those states, however, Republicans are in control of both legislative chambers, which can constrain a governor's office from actively promoting this year's sign-up period.
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"One of the most important things for people is to have a sense that they are in control of their own life, that they have agency," Sharot said.
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And at the White House, where aides privately view House Republican chances as slim, postelection planning has revolved around imagining a world in which Democrats are in control.
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"We need to get to a place where Indigenous peoples in Canada are in control of their own destiny, making their own decisions about their future," he said.
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Free: iOS You are in control of guiding the ball down the track at the right speed to make it through as many gates as possible without falling off.
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And like the version of Moments already available in the U.S. and elsewhere, users are in control over whether or not their photos are ever sent out to others.
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They are in control or they are contesting control of around a third of the Afghan population, a total of some 212 million Afghans, according to U.S military officials.
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Despite the rebound in oil prices, Kilduff said prices need to rise significantly higher to post a close that would signal oil bulls are in control of the market.
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"The gangs are in control," said a man who refused to give his name, standing beneath two security cameras that he said were pointless since the police rarely came.
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People got tired of how the previous administration handled the country, economy, poor people still getting poorer, and these oligarchs, these rich people who are in control of everything.
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Her experience of acute illness makes very clear how doctors who believe they are in control of situations establish and perpetuate barriers between themselves and those in their charge.
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Consumers are in control, as retailers scramble to tailor products to their liking, design more elaborate shopping experiences to hold their interest and deliver purchases on increasingly short deadlines.
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"In some districts where the Taliban are in control, food prices have gone up, there are no hospitals, people die on the way to Kandahar to get treatment," he said.
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That basic fact—that the Republicans are in control of the legislative branch as well as the executive branch—means that the rest of Trump's statement is just as nutty.
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If we get consistency, investors feel more confident the Chinese authorities are in control of the decline in growth of their economy, i think that's key for investors right now.
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The FCC subsidy program that pays for phone and internet service for low-income people — derisively called "Obamaphone" by critics—stands to be overhauled now that Republicans are in control.
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Facebook claims that users are in control of their own privacy, but in reality, users aren't even given an option to stop Facebook from collecting and monetizing their location information.
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The Washington, DC, Admission Act — also known as "HR 51" since it would make DC America's 51st state — probably won't be enacted while Republicans are in control of the Senate.
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On top of that, Republicans are in control of Congress, meaning they are likely to drive much of the agenda, particularly given Mr. Trump's notable lack of interest in policy.
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The Wolverines are in control of their own destiny and could claim the Big Ten East title by earning their first win in Columbus since a 38-26 victory on Nov.
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" Whether Trump is going to be able to get everything he wants through Congress is another story, even though the Republicans are in control, Democratic strategist Christy Setzer told "Power Lunch.
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"We've only had reports of a little bit more than 100 that have escaped," he said, adding that the SDF is maintaining guards at the prisons they are in control of.
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It's been a lot of just making sure [I'm saying] that "you're doing great work here, relax, now you are the ones that are in control of this" and so on.
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However, Moscow has complained about escalating violence in the area and said that militants who used to belong to the Nusra Front group are in control of large swaths of territory.
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Usually, violence and threats of violence against abortion providers crescendo during Democratic administrations, when the anti-abortion movement feels shut out of policy making, and subside when Republicans are in control.
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This one is a good chance to prove to others that YES, YOU ARE IN CONTROL and can have a game on in the background while going about your daily life.
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Now that we've gotten to the point where you all are in control of the White House and Congress, it seems fair to say it's been a challenge to move forward.
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Should Betsy DeVos be confirmed as Secretary of Education, she will earn the trust of Latino families by making sure parents are in control of their children's future instead of Washington bureaucrats.
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But Moscow has since complained about escalating violence in the area and said that militants who used to belong to the Nusra Front group are in control of large swaths of territory.
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The idea of bringing back earmarks is likely to gain steam next Congress if Democrats are in control, which would force the GOP to make a decision on the idea as well.
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Bannon wants that message to be about "big things" -- that the grassroots Republican voters are in control and that they don't need the establishment's money or what he views as its corruption.
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Republican lawmakers, who are in control of both legislative chambers, said the program would help local sheriffs and police chiefs who do not have enough deputies or officers to assign to schools.
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The progressive left, many of whom are in control of the Democratic Party and driving the narrative, are bound to the resistance and work with any and all who oppose President Trump.
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Government troops, backed by U.S. special forces and air strikes, have repeatedly declared that they are in control of the city, but residents report that heavy fighting has forced many people to flee.
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To fix that, they would need to hunt down the people who are in control of the rest of the information they need and get the right copies or permissions to access it.
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The push for peace comes as the Taliban, ousted by U.S.-led forces in 2001, have staged near daily attacks and are in control of or contesting districts across nearly half the country.
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But the Republicans are in control of Congress right now and, given the way they have dealt with the other ethical and moral lapses from this White House, I wouldn't hold my breath.
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When doctors, nurses and hospital groups know that consumers are in control, they must cater to those consumers and deliver what they actually want, which is high-quality health care at affordable prices.
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All of these so-called "lies" really come down to just one psychology trait: the ability to believe that you are in control, and there's a lot of scientific evidence to back this up.
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"This is the next best thing to women being able to drive, because you are in control of your time, no more wasteful waiting around," said Marwa Afandi, a 230-year-old marketing executive.
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Moscow has complained about escalating violence in Idlib and said that militants who used to belong to the Nusra Front, Syria's former chapter of al Qaeda, are in control of large swathes of territory.
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In an interview with VICE News, Sanders conceded that Medicare for All has no hope of going anywhere in Congress while Republicans are in control, but he told us he's playing a longer game.
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Election law experts have been particularly critical of recent gerrymanders in Republican-controlled states like North Carolina, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, but a lawsuit has also been filed against Maryland, where Democrats are in control.
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Transport authorities want to show that they are in control as cities move towards integrated "mobility-as-a-service" systems, says Richard Threlfall, global head of infrastructure at KPMG, an audit and consulting firm.
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Backed by a Saudi-led military alliance of Sunni Muslim Arab states, Hadi's forces have been battling the Iran-allied Houthis and supporters of ex-president Ali Abdullah Saleh who are in control of Sanaa.
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The Taliban did not immediately comment on the raid, but the insurgents are in control of the majority of the districts in Helmand, where they have increased their attacks against provincial officials and security forces.
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"It can be fatal, it's invisible and hard to protect against, exposure is involuntary and it's not clear that the authorities are in control of the situation," he said in an American Psychological Association report.
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US officials feel that Russians likely want to extend their air defense envelope out to Dier Ezzor to demonstrate to the world they and the Syrian regime are in control of wide swath of Syria.
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But Lleyton Hewitt's side are in control after world number 79 Jordan Thompson pulled off a surprise 6-3 3-6 7-6 6-33 victory over a wayward Jack Sock in the opening rubber.
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"If Democrats are in control, they may extend those tax benefits for individuals and pay for it by raising the corporate rate," said Howard Gleckman, a senior fellow at the Urban Institute's Tax Policy Center.
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The solution may be somewhere in between — there are cases when use this tech can do good, especially if it's carefully regulated and the communities impacted by it are in control of how it's used.
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And there's the sense that, in part because both Google and Facebook and Apple are in control of much of our communications, that they're able to see a lot and they're able to store a lot.
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The Washington Nationals are in control of the National League East, holding a 9 1/2-game cushion as they prepare to kick off the second half of the season with a nine-game road trip.
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In principle, the coalition says the purpose of the blockade is to stop Iranian weapons from entering Yemen to supply the Houthi rebels who are in control of much of the north, including the capital Sanaa.
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"I try to just avoid ruling things out when there's others who are in control," Pompeo told the Kansas City Star ahead of a trip to Kansas for a State Department summit on entrepreneurship next week.
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As Myam Yusuf put it, "You are in control of the life you want to live, and if travel is a priority for you, than plan ahead and take advantage of the opportunity to do so."
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"Players are in control of the Bank on their turn, and pass it to the next player when their turn is over, making it easier to pull of 'cheats' such as a the Bank Heist," he said.
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The "deep state" conspiracy theory holds that a shadow government of unelected bureaucrats are in control of the government and work behind the scenes to rule the country, to the detriment of President Trump and supportive Republicans.
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Manufacturers don't have the direct relationships with shoppers they thought they would with the advent of the internet — it's platforms like Facebook that are in control, according to Martin Sorrell, executive chair of marketing group S4 Capital.
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Besides, IMF Chief Christine Lagarde had also expressed in an interview with CNBC that she is very confident of the policies that Fed is implementing and also believed that they are in control of any possible risks.
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"This is a rough environment for individual investors who prefer to own stocks, not rent them, because the hedge funds are in control," Cramer explained, adding that the morning's "breathtaking" decline was linked solely to the price of crude.
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"If there is lack of pipe capacity, obviously the pipelines are in control and can dictate terms," said Chief Executive Rob Morgan of Cona Resources Ltd, which produces up to 15,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day in Saskatchewan.
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By the same token, if you are in control of your data that is not stored server-side and expires when it's no longer needed, a task of protecting less information that does need to be recorded becomes increasingly more manageable.
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The value and convenience of the off-price sector are still a compelling story, in Boss's view, while the global brands are among the only companies in the retail sector that are "in control of their own destiny," he said.
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But Moscow, which is keen to help Assad retake territory, has since complained about escalating violence in the area and said that militants who used to belong to the Nusra Front group are in control of large tracts of territory.
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New York might be considered a blue state, but Democrats have held power in our Senate for only three years since World War II. So now that the Democrats are in control in Albany, what can we expect them to do?
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Now that the Republicans are in control of both elected branches of government, they are in a position to undermine the Affordable Care Act from within — and then to blame the law, rather than their own sabotage, for its failure.
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What "Tam Lin" stories give us is a chance to figure out just how comfortable we are with women who are in control — and whether or not we'd prefer to see them lose that control to their male love interests.
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Moscow, which is keen to help Assad retake territory, has since complained about escalating violence in the area and said that jihadists who used to belong to the Nusra Front, an al Qaeda offshoot, are in control of large tracts of territory.
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The exec, who is testifying today in front of the House Judiciary committee for a hearing entitled "Transparency & Accountability: Examining Google and its Data Collection, Use and Filtering Practices," claimed that users are in control of the information Google has on them.
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As Vox's Emily Stewart reported, Waters has long pressed for probes into Trump's financial dealings while she's been in the minority, and now that Democrats are in control, she'll have a slew of tools like subpoenas and oversight hearings at her disposal.
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"The minute the Ebola threat was communicated, it hit all of the hot buttons: It can be fatal, it&aposs invisible and hard to protect against, exposure is involuntary, and it&aposs not clear that the authorities are in control of the situation."
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In Cuba, various forms of harassment, abuse and violence against women persist, and there are systems in place for punishing those who do not put down their heads and surrender to the reality that men are in control of our daily lives.
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In a sign that China's leaders feel increasing pressure to look like they are in control, Xi Jinping, the country's top leader, toured a Beijing neighborhood and hospital, in what state media described as an inspection of the front line of the outbreak.
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You know, indeed, many, many things happened last year, we still expect volatility this year, and, you know, but I think it's important for us to focus on things that we are in control, our operations, our marketing, our supply chain, I think that's important.
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As Ali began to weep again, his wife Bushra, covered from head to toe in black as required by Islamic State, poured water on his head, the only comfort in a dusty desert area not far from another hamlet where 120 jihadists are in control.
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But the fact that the data watchdog is forced to sit on its hands waiting to gain access to servers that the companies of interest to its investigation are in control of or able to access raises serious questions about the asymmetry between big data and regulation.
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In the stories of angry Men's Rights Activists and incels — men who are "involuntarily celibate," and denied their "right" to sex — the women of the world are in control, teasing and taunting and withholding, even as men maintain incredible majorities in nearly every hall of power.
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"They'll [the counterfeiters] communicate with the Patent and Trademark Office as if they are the actual brand-holders, in an attempt to change the contact information and things along those lines, to make them seem like they are in control when they're certainly not," Shapiro said.
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But this year, in the banal hands of Ant and Dec, the mighty flames were reduced to a two bit skit, a stark warning: there will be no surprises tonight; there will be no malfunctions; there won't be any lights being shone on anyone; we are in control.
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Obamacare, for example, was far less comprehensive than its architects had hoped for, has been weakened by court challenges, and now that Republicans are in control, is being sabotaged by the White House while the GOP Congress takes every opportunity to try to repeal or further undermine it.
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Record (AP rank): 11-1 (8)Last week's result: Beat Kansas 61-6Last week's playoff rank: 9Key games remaining: Big 12 title gameThe outlook: After creaming the hapless Kansas Jayhawks on the road this weekend, the Baylor Bears are in control of their destiny for the College Football Playoff.
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"You are in control of the life you want to live, and if travel is a priority for you, than plan ahead and take advantage of the opportunity to do so," said Myam Yusuf, a Seattle-based hairstylist at Antonio Salonwho builds sabbaticals into her schedule every January.
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Now that they are in control of the House and hold subpoena power within top oversight committees, Democrats have promised to pursue a number of investigative avenues into Trump's dealings with Russian officials, looking into everything from his business dealings with foreign officials to his one-on-one conversations with Putin.
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Now that famous women are in control of their own images, now that they have transitioned from object to subject, they have successfully supplanted the male gaze with a capitalist one: Tap on many Instagram photos and a cloud of brand names pops up, each plugged into a virtual shopping bag.
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Also when it comes to cybersecurity, because it's not necessarily just sort of old school security measures but also that we know that we are in control of our electricity grids, electricity for our hospitals, you know all of that that can be at risk with cybercrime and different kinds of cyber warfare.
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The frantic efforts to keep government functioning reflect two equally vital imperatives — a need for government action, including emergency economic measures, in response to the crisis; and an acute desire to reassure citizens, businesses and financial markets that the authorities are in control — even if they were woefully unprepared for the outbreak.
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We have built a successful team with very professional executives, but I never give up being hands-on because I know that when you are in control of the details, you are able to see every gap, every need; so you put the pieces of the puzzle together and see the big picture.
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Though it's not unusual for a dating app maker to be tight-lipped about its secret sauce, the amount of data Facebook has to play with here is a competitive advantage and possibly a cause for concern as users are in control of what profile data Facebook is using behind-the-scenes.
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But Republicans just hate when women are in control of their own bodies, so the House voted to overturn that Obama-era rule in February and the Senate did so in March, although abortion-hater Vice President Mike Pence had to swoop in to make the tie-breaking vote to send it to Trump's desk.
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Presumably no one at DHSC bothered to read the information on Amazon's own Alexa privacy page — although the department spokeswomen was at least aware this page existed (because she knew Amazon had pointed us to what she called its "privacy notice", which she said "sets out how customers are in control of their data and utterances").
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Understanding how babies learn to eat "The premise behind baby-led weaning is that when children start in life [breastfed or formula-fed], they are in control of their energy intake, deciding when to feed and when to stop," said Rachael Taylor, senior author of the study and a research associate professor at the University of Otago.
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SPAIN AND SERBIA ARE IN CONTROL Spain and Serbia are on the verge of qualifying for the World Cup, while Croatia and Iceland are top of a very tight Group I. Spain followed Saturday's 242-0 win over Italy by crushing Liechtenstein, 8-0, to remain atop Group G, three points ahead of Italy, which labored to a 1-0 win over Israel.
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"He has created a movement within the Democratic Party for people who feel they have been left out of the economic system, who feel that elites are in control and offer them no entry point into the system," said Hank Sheinkopf, a New York Democratic strategist who has worked for Clinton in the past, though he is not doing so in this cycle.
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And then I had the opportunity to make my own schedule a bit more, which was, again, something I always try and tell women who are anxious about taking on more responsibility when they have children that, if you can create your own schedule, if you are in control of your schedule, that's one of the most important things that helps with children, I think.
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"This is why the optics look really bad for Republicans because Republicans are in control of the House and Senate, so they can control the floor schedule and they can decide in the committees what to prioritize and what not to," Elrod, a former spokesperson for Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 2202 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE's 2628 presidential campaign, told Hill.
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