While our parenting styles may be different, we see happiness as a means to success, as opposed to success as a means to happiness.
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He's viewing it as a means to make more money.
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What began as a means to fame turned into empire.
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He invented KenKen as a means to teach students math.
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Some women turn to substance abuse as a means to cope.
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I greatly favor physical activity as a means to promote health.
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You say some see it as a means to an end.
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Because I think of mathematics as a means to an end.
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He used the Republican Party as a means to an end.
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And less valuable as a means to pay for tax cuts.
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It is often cited as a means to provide diplomatic immunity.
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" But Mr. Trump, he said, was "cherry-picking particular facts and figures not so much as a means to shed light on the phenomena but as a means to attack Khan, who has previously attacked him.
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It took him creating two recessions as a means to end stagflation.
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But many tracks now offer casino gambling as a means to survive.
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In some cases they debunked stereotypes as a means to encourage investment.
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Bureaucrats also see it as a means to stimulate a stagnant economy.
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As a means to that end, Rob checks in on his health.
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The revolutionary treats the present as a means to some future utopia.
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As a means to an end, there's nothing necessarily wrong with crystals.
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Thompson pitched the resolution as a means to jumpstart a panel investigation.
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They view the Real Housewives as a means to boost their platform.
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Soy Yo demonstrates her use of eclecticism as a means to craft.
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He incorporated the idea as a means to find emotion and essence.
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Male narwhals can rub their tusks together as a means to communicate.
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J. McCollum partnership as a means to build a more balanced roster.
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More likely the album's slightness is calculated as a means to soulfulness.
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A human being can never be used as a means to an end.
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Social media has become increasingly popular as a means to spread false narratives.
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Technical stuff is only interesting to me as a means to an end.
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But as a means to make the game safer, the proposal seems counterintuitive.
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But in many ways it's now recognized as a means to an end.
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Republican senators are also touting automatic enrollment as a means to bolster coverage.
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He loves basketball but now sees it as a means to an end.
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The company had billed the IPO as a means to drive regional consolidation.
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He saw TV as a means to help him raise money for charities.
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Injustice drove him to use religion as a means to bring about change.
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He sees culture as a means to achieve prestige and assert national identity.
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Gore election case as a means to block a vote to recall Gov.
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So she turned to civic engagement as a means to make a difference.
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Through that lens, moms are seen only as a means to an end.
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Like many former athletes, he saw sports as a means to that education.
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The role is seen as a means to ameliorate its recent public relations disasters.
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We note the scalability of capex as a means to support cash flow generation.
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Trump will use this as a means to deflect questions about his birther stance.
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The bill explicitly prohibits private lawsuits as a means to enforce the new right.
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Kant insisted we never use another human being as a means to an end.
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So it's possible that aliens don't use radio waves as a means to communicate.
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The outlawing of strikes has proven ineffective as a means to control labor disputes.
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This was created as a means to avoid another federal bailout of crumbling banks.
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The Supreme Court justified its budget ruling as a means to guarantee constitutional order.
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Throughout history religion has been used as a means to gain or manipulate power.
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Plants produce a sticky substance called resin mostly as a means to protect themselves.
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Instead we should explore incentives as a means to increase the pool of teachers.
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The government is already promoting Trans Mountain as a means to improve aboriginal lives.
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We'll look back at Lil Yachty's rap career as a means to an end.
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Instead, we would promote lifelong learning as a means to achieve a recovered life.
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She's more likely using such a comment as a means to boost national pride.
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But her queerness is put on display as a means to satisfy Peter's libido.
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Like Biden, Stennis and Eastland were opponents of busing as a means to desegregate schools.
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It wants you to enjoy the weirdness as a means to a very simple end.
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It was instituted as a means to purify the city and institute health and fertility.
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That isolation is key to gaining leverage as a means to prevent a military conflict.
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Instead, it seems that they use the platform primarily as a means to an end.
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Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, points to technological enhancements as a means to improve backlogs nationwide.
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B as a means to vent his frustrations at being ridiculed for his contentions. B.o.
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Wade means to them as a means to urge senators to block Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation.
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Our hero doesn't see the sport as a means to achieve fame, or public recognition.
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Laika, on the other hand, doesn't see sex work as a means to an end.
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Consider the tiny house, which has been sold as a means to downsize one's life.
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The group often presents this violence as a means to measure and protect men's honor.
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Sanders' senior adviser has characterized the trip as a means to form a foreign partnership.
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Africa is using digital finance as a means to stem the spread of COVID-19.
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It's more than the unsheathing of one season as a means to get to another.
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He has advocated tariffs and other restrictive trade policies as a means to this end.
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"On-budget support by itself as a means to improve accountability doesn't work," he said.
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Throughout her career, Ms. Puno has used games as a means to consider human relations.
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Microsoft has also been exploring fuel cells as a means to power its data centers.
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Jen: I think the switch worked perfectly fine as a means to a necessary end.
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Maybe he's even made himself an attractive trade chip as a means to that end.
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Selling this sweeping overhaul as a means to lift Kentuckians out of poverty is misleading.
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It's all too common, though, deployed regularly and devastatingly as a means to harass and intimidate.
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Since 2012, FULT has repurchased a total of $375million shares as a means to optimize capital.
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Mr Trump seems to see such a step as a means to a Nobel peace prize.
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It is not a problem to use tax incentives as a means to attract those businesses.
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Chavez undertook his fast as a means to rededicate the movement to his own guiding principles.
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And one indigenous tribe in Brazil is using it as a means to tell their story.
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America has no choice but to see Chinese technology as a means to an unwelcome end.
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LegalFling is certainly not the first to lean on technology as a means to indicate consent.
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U.S. crude inventory data is closely watched as a means to estimate the country's supply overhang.
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Limiting exposure to sovereigns is seen by Berlin as a means to strengthen banks' balance sheets.
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The focus of concern now is using the hardware hack as a means to steal information.
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The circular economy is often thought of as a means to avoid pouring waste into landfill.
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Bug bounties are popular in the private sector as a means to supplement internal security checking.
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Illegalists saw and used lawbreaking as a means (to fund their activities) and as an end.
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The US has long used weapons sales abroad as a means to advance foreign policy interests.
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Kemp's office defended the policy as a means to ensure the integrity of Georgia's voter rolls.
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The move was framed as a means to make things "fair" for American manufacturers and workers.
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The measure was rebranded as a means to help combat the spread of the Zika virus.
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Donald Trump is trying to define a simple reality as a means to express his power.
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While purportedly written as a means to promote tolerance, the book engenders prejudice against the police.
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Scientists have found evidence for meditation as a means to trick our brains into kicking procrastination.
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The developer's actions were widely interpreted as a means to prevent residents from landmarking the building.
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Chimpanzee art is used as a means to illuminate the insanity of the contemporary art market.
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I began to question everything, and to embrace learning as a means to a fulfilling life.
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Health authorities have advised so-called social distancing as a means to avoid spreading the coronavirus.
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Think of self-promotion as a means to an end, not a general way of being.
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Al Qadiri began playing video games as a child as a means to cope with war.
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He said to use this story as a means to know what red flags to look for.
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One as a means to a racist end, the other as a woeful attempt at pithy humor.
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Fitch views as positive efforts to drive installed loyalty programs as a means to improve customer stickiness.
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War as a means to settle international disputes is outlawed, according to Article 9 of the constitution.
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She treats the employer as a means to employment only, rather than as a fellow human being.
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Other women have accused Franco of using his celebrity as a means to exploit women on set.
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The pretext of preventing foreign meddling is being used as a means to strangle dissent more broadly.
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Depending on the species, it's linked to pair incompatibility or as a means to challenge the male.
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And treating your job "as a means to an end" isn't a particularly satisfying way to live.
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Daimler sees digital business mainly as a means to connect to customers rather than a revenue generator.
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We use this ingredient in these products as a means to help stabilize the texture and moisture.
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She hopes to use her background and experience as a means to create a more inclusive conversation.
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These areas quickly filled up with smoke making them useless as a means to escape, he said.
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This is a device for us to use as a means to gain a significant market share.
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Americans have long been taught to buy things, countless things, as a means to satisfaction and happiness.
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HackerOne markets the bounty program as a means to safely mimic an authentic kind of global threat.
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Latin America's strongmen have also used the criminal violence as a means to justify authoritarian political measures.
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It bills the program as a means to transition clients from a retiring adviser to a successor.
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It means they treat debate as a learning exercise and not just as a means to victory.
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Still, she said, the government needed more direct control as a means to refute the brothel rumors.
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This method worked a lot better as a means to expose what One Nation really stand for.
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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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Trump vowed to expand the number of aircraft carriers as a means to project American power abroad.
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Nikki Jones (Afton Williamson) works as Fouray's assistant, trading favors as a means to climbing the ladder.
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How has social media increased its power as a means to inform, for good or for bad?
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He also argued in favor of reducing legal immigration as a means to raise wages for Americans.
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Instead, the government uses the army as a means to distribute patronage, ruling through weakness, not strength.
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But he likely saw these separate charges against Manafort and Gates as a means to this end.
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He takes constitutional structure seriously, not as an academic matter but as a means to secure ordered liberty.
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I always looked at cameras as a means to an end and not something to be precious about.
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Tesla is only completing the puzzle by using car-sharing as a means to boost vehicle utilization rates.
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Now, Pastiloff sees the email exchanges in a new light: As a means to recruit her into Nxivm.
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The afterlife exists exclusively as a means to a narrative end, a tool to progress Will's personal growth.
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Using cowgirl/cowboy/cowthem culture as a means to visualize and contradict harmful stereotypes of Natives is emboldening.
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Indeed, his team may see the threat of import tariffs as a means to prise open foreign markets.
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Since dropping the charges, Kesha is reportedly focussing on her music as a means to escape her contract.
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But they need to address these constraints as a means to an individualist rather than a collectivist end.
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Governments are keen on higher education, seeing it as a means to boost social mobility and economic growth.
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Campaigns could use a running mate as a means to reinforce a campaign theme or foster party unity.
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"Donald Trump is trying to define a simple reality as a means to express his power," Stanley wrote.
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British government officials have voiced support for Cornish mining as a means to boost a post-Brexit economy.
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That visibility matters because depictions of queer people are often cited as a means to move public opinion.
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But Town was reluctant to turn to the stock market as a means to fast-track her retirement.
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At first, we will live the carefree lifestyle of renters, but only as a means to an end.
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Instead, she operates on a purely syntactical level, using inquiry as a means to push the conversation further.
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He reportedly considered them earlier this year as a means to funnel cash to the Highway Trust Fund.
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She promotes the gold standard as a means to discipline budget policy and to prevent financial market bubbles.
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He used Instagram as a means to talk to band members directly, guaranteeing him exposure on their end.
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Presidents from Lyndon Johnson to George W. Bush spoke bluntly about approval as a means to an end.
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The RealReal has defended its decision to keep the warehouses open as a means to keep people employed.
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Laura Vanderkam, a productivity expert, advocates finding time for yourself as a means to greater happiness over all.
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These organizations had these mask supplies as a means to protect employees from other threats, such as wildfires.
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But coolness can serve as a means to engage people in politics, to create a sense of belonging.
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Antitrust was invented during the Progressive Era as a means to address issues of price, access, and competition.
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Mather suggests having central banks buy equities or lower-quality bonds as a means to boost financial markets.
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Cities are also leveraging mixed-use destinations as a means to market their communities to expansion-minded businesses.
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Microsoft could create a new tax advantage by using the factory as a means to stash U.S. profits.
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Dr. Goldstein envisioned the Honors College as a means to address both issues and to enhance CUNY's prestige.
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Fourth, the remaining signatories to the JCPOA view the nuclear deal as a means to counter American unilateralism.
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That has significantly dented media companies' profits, forcing them to consider consolidation as a means to remain competitive.
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Mountain Time uses such tours as a means to deliver educational content and build community amongst its participants.
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Does Congress use the emergence of an infectious disease as a means to achieve some desired political outcome?
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With the emergence of this new endeavor, he saw it primarily as a means to continue producing records.
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They would advertise women-only workshops and classes as a means to earn money and spread the craft.
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But several used the post-holiday traffic boost as a means to introduce their mostly full-price spring product.
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Initially, the business "pretended to be the manufacturer," opting to be less transparent as a means to entice customers.
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The 23-year-old acknowledged the sentiment of the song as a means to spring into a peaceful future.
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"We're using this as a means to understand how people feel about things, and that's a much bigger problem."
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He favors building community places as a means to examine human relations and their impact on the natural surroundings.
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He views such measures as both a matter of survival and then as a means to significantly greater power.
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"We do not advocate physical or psychological violence as a means to attain safety," Gaborik said in her statement.
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Perhaps, indeed, BA shareholders will sense the changing winds and demand customer-centric policies as a means to thrive.
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Etienne said fumigation had limited effectiveness as a means to wipe out mosquito populations, killing adults but not larvae.
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Today, more people are talking about health as the goal, with weight loss as a means to that end.
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Was she shoving the paper into her mouth, ears, and belly button as a means to plug or conceal?
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Elsewhere, nations are using election security risks and geopolitical threats as a means to introduce heavy-handed censorship rules.
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Quintanilla also travels to London where the U.K. government openly promotes vaping as a means to stop adult smoking.
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They're announced early, presumably as a means to remind people that Stuff Is Coming, but it's a long wait.
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Anderson sees a potential Space Force as a means to protect U.S. military assets on Earth and in orbit.
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Some protesters reportedly felt they were used as a means to move other political aims forward, including land claims.
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The tariff was established in 2015 as a means to protect Mexico's domestic steel producers against growing Asian imports.
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From India to the U.S., governments have turned to infrastructure spending as a means to stimulate domestic economic growth.
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These sales served as exclusives to Prime members and as a means to bring in more Prime sign ups.
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"Most of the people who work at Uber see it is as a means to an end," said Bersin.
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But, importantly, Twitch reminded users that they should not use this policy as a means to harass other users.
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Still, the myth took hold — often used as a means to shame black mothers and severely punish crack users.
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He wanted Russia to be seen as America's peer, and used Syria's war as a means to that end.
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The use of a website and decryption key as a means to provide information aligns with past WikiLeaks practices.
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North Korea, along with Russia, Venezuela, and Iran, have all pursued cryptocurrencies, largely as a means to circumvent sanctions.
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Issues are primarily used as a means to get donations and votes, not as ends to accomplish in themselves.
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Ailes unabashedly embraced propagandistic techniques as a means to secure power for Richard Nixon and the broader Republican Party.
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And as long as you are sanctioning demographic profiling as a means to an end, why stop at age?
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"You could see it as a means to survival," drama graduate Fadi explains at a bar in Bab Sharqi.
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Maybe it's best to see working out as a means to an end, rather than an end in itself.
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Many people believed that Cochran viewed the Simpson case as a means to make police brutality a national issue.
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It also means seeing code not just as a means to an end but as an artifact in itself.
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If so, we may all one day bless the inane death-defiance as a means to a worthy end.
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The lawsuit against Exxon shows that the Martin Act retains its vitality as a means to police corporate conduct.
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I came to see how Lolita uses Humbert's obsession with her as a means to gain power over him.
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YouTubers have long used the metric as a means to calculate real-time public sentiment toward a particular creator.
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The project was developed as a means to explore the concept of preset time in relation to making things.
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We've all seen managers who saw people just as a means to help them along their own career path.
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Mr. Balderas said Google had used its education products as a means to deceptively track schoolchildren for nonschool purposes.
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Children are being used by some of the worst criminals on earth as a means to enter our country.
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Instead, Mr. Trump vowed to keep cutting regulations as a means to accelerate economic growth and add new jobs.
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I used light to transform the hard material of steel, as a means to reveal beauty in the city.
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He saw the moment as a means to build a mutually-beneficial partnership of long term investment and trade.
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Spicer is pre-butting his possible removal from the show as a means to further his own commercial interests.
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It is possible that Gates's cooperation would primarily be useful to Mueller as a means to pressure Manafort further.
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Google-owned YouTube said Friday that it will suggest fewer controversial videos as a means to improve its recommendation system.
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About the least interesting way to think about self-driving cars is merely as a means to cut payroll expenses.
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The Canadian government is certainly not the first to use artificial intelligence as a means to identify and prevent suicide.
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Still, the Trump administration has moved in another area conservatives hold dear as a means to stimulate the economy: deregulation.
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Crichton inserts the entirely fictional Johnson into this drama as a means to comment on the Cope and Marsh rivalry.
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"Once I left, I heard about Keith using sex as a means to control people," she says on the show.
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"We see it as a gift from God," she said, describing the slur as a means to bring down Purnama.
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It is not impossible to imagine him blessing Mr Netanyahu's threatened land grab as a means to please his base.
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Using them as a means to power a warp drive to go faster than the speed of light isn't possible.
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It later changed tack, describing them as vocational centres teaching minorities useful skills, as a means to quell religious extremism.
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Look no further than the use of Facebook and Twitter by Russia as a means to spread propaganda and misinformation.
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I would create entire worlds in my head as a means to fill the void left by a social awkwardness.
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The film also celebrates technology, innovation and the media as a means to empower women and foster equal economic opportunity.
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They created the Alaska Permanent Fund as a means to turn a temporary oil boon into a permanent income generator.
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Some of the poorest nations in the world are doubling down on trade as a means to generate prosperity domestically.
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Religious conservatives see the regulation as a means to end what they call an indirect taxpayer subsidy of abortion providers.
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" He said the press distorted and controlled reality as a means to hold public attention, but with "no moral inspiration.
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It also created protected areas in zones of land conflict as a means to tamp down rampant fire and deforestation.
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And Iran has continued to detain dual-nationals at home as a means to achieve its illicit geopolitical agenda abroad.
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Despite concerns from lawmakers, Trump administration has remained committed to imposing tariffs as a means to securing improved trade deals.
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Instead, they view it as a means to create a transnational supply chain managed by a network of imperial multinationals.
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No more pleasure, no more you, now you are here only as a means to an end for your child.
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The collective also teaches that the voices should be validated as a means to seeking meaning, even if only metaphorical.
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Americans were also taught that being likable was a quality that could be cultivated as a means to get ahead.
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He created the Census-Grievance teams specifically as a means to enlist the population in the fight against the enemy.
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The White House's nonchalance about using the suffering of children as a means to its political ends is beyond sickening.
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Should they be, as a means to gain present-day control over the frightening and the uncertain, more into it?
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Two of those things I can't do alone, so why not use the third as a means to the others?
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While these steps are being sold as a means to make the nation safer, they stand to do the opposite.
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I have argued that participation is merited even in unfair, tainted elections as a means to move back towards democracy.
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Within Islam itself, Sufism is a centuries-old current that sees religious practice as a means to oneness with God.
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Meanwhile, EU money is often viewed as "a means to reward people close to the ruling party," the report said.
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Downsides: If you choose to use food as a means to cope with a breakup, do so with a friend.
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My work proposes techniques of experimentation as a means to imagine the body, language, social structures, and social relationships differently.
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It's no secret that Kalanick, who actively shapes Uber's culture, is known for treating people as a means to an end.
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The start-up offers customized financial services platforms for businesses and employers as a means to reduce stress in the workplace.
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In the face of rapid climate change, the project also serves as a means to preserve crops that are becoming endangered.
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Western governments have tended to view it as a means to spread Chinese influence abroad, saddling poor countries with unsustainable debt.
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As more organizations digitize workflows, Slack's value proposition becomes even more compelling as a means to connect employees, applications, and data.
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I started self-harming at nine, using it as a means to control and regulate my hormones and other brain chemistry.
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They may even try acquiring telecommunications companies as a means to overcome what has the potential to become a debilitating expense.
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Investing in aged-care operators is viewed by analysts as a means to profit from Australia's ageing population and generous subsidies.
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Now that these cases have been dropped, Kesha's focusing on her music as a means to get out of her contract.
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Mr Kuroda has made a totem of shunto—Japan's annual wage negotiations—as a means to lift inflation by boosting pay.
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All these influences are used as a means to better understand the characters involved, well before the plot really gets moving.
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Broadcasters, for example, transmit TV signals over spectrum bands, while wireless providers use them as a means to distribute wireless broadband.
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Democrats can't view these communities as a means to an end, without building authentic relationships with the people who live there.
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Index says there are three main factors preventing greater adoption of employee ownership as a means to secure talent in Europe.
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Kelly touted the hiring of new immigration judges in the Trump administration as a means to speed up the deportation process.
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These recovery tools were heavily marketed to athletes, including amateur ones, as a means to boost performance and bust muscle aches.
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An alcoholic and drug addict opens up about the destructive habits he developed as a means to escape his everyday life.
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I translated my theater background into performance and song, and I looked at songwriting as a means to do the performance.
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Hacking has also been especially helpful to North Korea as a means to evade sanctions and earn much-needed hard currency.
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Many women I interviewed said they viewed money as a means to help others rather than to increase their own profile.
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Onavo, spyware masquerading as a virtual private network (VPN), was marketed to Facebook users as a means to "protect" their accounts.
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I was particularly interested in privileging the edge of the card as a means to develop horizontal strata that would ascend.
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In 1988, Elizabeth founded the Pediatric AIDS Foundation as a means to make positive change for children and families like hers.
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China developed only a modest arsenal and its leaders apparently regarded it solely as a means to deter attack from abroad.
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Many start-ups rely on ICOs as a means to raise funds by selling off new digital tokens to the market.
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There's ample evidence that the president has dangled his clemency powers as a means to keep associates from testifying against him.
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But for those adults who use e-cigarettes as a means to cut down on their smoking, there can be benefits.
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Arguments for an anonymous jury can be seen as a means to capture the spirit of Hamilton's arguments in Federalist 65.
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In the ad, Steyer slams the Republican plan for taxes as a means to cut taxes for corporations and the wealthy.
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We will continue to support the Penny Plan as a means to cut spending and balance the budget over five years.
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Specifically, it was the German Dadaist Hannah Höch who popularized photomontage as a means to access the subconscious, political, and absurd.
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They have been described as a means to figuratively "hear" the universe, just as light allows us to see cosmic phenomenon.
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This could be based on something like the Kantian rule of avoiding using another sentient being as a means to an end.
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Several designers used the runway as a means to speak out about the political climate, addressing issues from diversity to women's rights.
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Yet as a means to further Mr Trump's avowed goals in the Middle East and elsewhere the idea has three deep flaws.
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But having sampled its glories as a means to game on a PC, I'm sold on it as the ultimate gaming upgrade.
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"Taxing corporate special interest lobbying as a means to push back on the influence machine is both innovative and important," Gilbert said.
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Aristide said the allegations against the family were false, and that police were using the investigation as a means to intimidate them.
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Gülen strongly denies any involvement and suggests instead that the coup attempt was staged by Erdogan as a means to consolidate power.
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While Silicon Valley is known for embracing failure as a means to an end, Kraus pretty much called bullshit on the idea.
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With the IFTTT integration, the company intends to show off its IDVerify product as a means to acclimate users with the technology.
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New York's charges have been viewed as a means to ensure that Manafort gets prison time even if he obtains a pardon.
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It primarily exists to illuminate the stories of Holocaust victims as a means to educate the public about the effects of prejudice.
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"These pharmacists fed opiate addictions among so many as a means to sustain their lifestyles," said U.S. Attorney Byung J. "BJay" Pak.
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Such policies date back to the early 603s, when President Richard Nixon's administration advocated for methadone as a means to control crime.
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Brokenshire also has the option of calling an election, the second this year, as a means to try and break the deadlock.
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Like a two-sided coin, on one hand, I see viral deaths as a means to keep me woke and inspire change.
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Instead, political parties should see technology as a means to let the masses know and influence what the few in power do.
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Brad Schimel, Wisconsin's attorney general, defended his state's voter-ID law last month as a means to ensure Republican candidates would prevail.
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Western governments have tended to view the plan as a means to spread Chinese influence abroad, saddling poor countries with unsustainable debt.
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Assuming deficits increase, which seems certain, federal Medicaid and Medicare cuts will inexorably worsen as a means to offset the lost revenue.
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"Defense counsel will try and use this as a means to show she and Ailes had a good professional relationship," says Lewis.
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Woodrow Wilson revived the practice of delivering the message in person, in part as a means to rally support for his agenda.
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I used to treat my dating apps the same way I'd treat trips to the gym — as a means to an end.
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Governments offering deepwater concessions require such cooperative frameworks as a means to create the safe and efficient development of their natural resources.
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Also it was imperative for the work to effortlessly engage the historical to the present as a means to imagine the future.
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I was definitely flattered about landing the gig, but I also began to think of it as a means to self-discovery.
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Rivera, who'd struggled with prescribed femininity in her own life, suggested photography as a means to explore Lillis's identity outside of isolation.
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Buddhism teaches detachment from desire as a means to end suffering, yet there are limits to how much one transcends these distractions.
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The lodgings are marketed as a means to commune with nature without the inconveniences of heavy backpacks, cold tents and questionable hygiene.
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But the insanity defense has always sat uneasily with the public, which tends to regard it as a means to escape justice.
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Ms. Morawetz saw makeup not so much as a means to transform a woman, but rather as a way to complement her.
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But rather than treating reconciliation as a means to an end, what would treating it as the end do for lasting peace?
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Political figures have been using food as a means to boost their public image and recruit new voters for thousands of years.
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Using hostile bids as a means to pressure boards to be more honest about their views will ultimately help to improve returns.
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"Using books as a means to fundraise is standard practice from political parties on both sides of the aisle," the official said.
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One potential hurdle for lawmakers is a proposed gas tax hike that has been floated as a means to fund the package.
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Officials have been mulling an increase in the federal gasoline tax for months as a means to pay for the infrastructure package.
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Tadamichi Kuribayashi to his office and told him to defend Iwo Jima to the last man as a means to buy time.
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The world economy has focused on international trade and opening up markets as a means to grow further in the last decades.
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Its products are often used in clinical studies as a means to non-invasively measure heart rate in relation to other conditions.
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The new Titanic would have a Marconi room, which was used as a means to communicate with the outside world while afloat.
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Businesspeople tend to see competition as a means to find the best solutions, a sorting device that pushes the smartest ideas ahead.
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Sadly, that has led news organizations to use Facebook as a means to drive traffic, but not to create an established audience.
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But the problem with Goodlatte's amendment is that it does nothing to prevent tax increases as a means to eliminate the deficit.
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It is using a family and a child as a means to score political points and you're doing so without their consent.
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Originalists have been playing fast and loose with the text for some time, using it as a means to upset longstanding traditions.
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Drawing on the "histories of struggle for self-determination" the museum positions this exhibition as a means to imagine a more inclusive future.
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Black Panther is Afrofuturism writ large, the incorporation of distinctly African and African-American narrative symbolism as a means to reclaim modern blackness.
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In contrast, eSports tournament pools are funded by a wide range of gaming companies as a means to drive game sales and sponsorship.
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The fee increases have been discussed as a means to offset the per-student government subsidies, which have been reduced in recent years.
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In a new interview, the Oscar winner, 42, admits that she made their second project together as a means to "communicate" with Pitt.
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The firm will focus on cost controls as a means to improve profit in the country, where sales rose 24 percent last year.
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European Economic Commissioner Pierre Moscovici said on Sunday that he preferred dialogue to sanctions as a means to enforce the bloc's budget rules.
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"Singling out one state for coercion and retribution as a means to compel conformity with preferred federal policies is unconstitutional," the suit says.
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In the last year, sliding mechanisms have emerged alongside hole-punch displays as a means to maximise a phone's screen-to-body ratio.
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Mr Obama launched his surge in part because he had long harped on Afghanistan as a means to criticise the war in Iraq.
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Around the world, countries are going to have to make great strides in "human factors" detection as a means to identify potential terrorists.
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Previous US administrations, including the Obama administration, have justified the aid as a means to stabilize the region and avoid bigger regional problems.
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Even some present at the policy's creation say it should no longer be used as a means to dodge questions about Twitter's motivations.
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He's tuned to notice feelings of tension, anxiety and sadness — and sees spending as a means to bring about a different emotional state.
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This housing program is used by developers as a means to receive incentives from the government, typically in the form of tax breaks.
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Soviet leaders saw it as a means to power their empire; the RBMK, or "high power channel reactor", was central to their plans.
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The left sees the state as a means to reduce market inequities, while the right sees government redistribution as a growth-sapping anchor.
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The chart, used to measure visual acuteness, is instead employed as a means to highlight our stubborn rootedness in particular notions of identity.
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He further described his car company as "union neutral," and characterized the confidentiality policy as a means to prevent trade secrets from leaking.
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The Russian government also appears to be using the Snowden disclosures as a means to deflect from criticism of its own online activities.
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Prime Wardrobe could be a strategic advantage for Amazon in the online apparel market as well as a means to boost Prime subscriptions.
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I'm able to use myself and my body as a means to make money, and I don't feel guilty or ashamed of it.
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While the traditional sources of margin growth have largely been exhausted, companies are returning to boosting productivity as a means to drive profitability.
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House Republicans hope to persuade Trump to back the policy as a means to fulfill his campaign pledge to create blue-collar jobs.
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We can view combining beer and whiskey as a means to taste something incredible, not as a way to get really, really drunk.
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He pushes them too far, and sees them as a means to an end, rather than partners to take care of and nurture.
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It's focused on storytelling and world exploration, like so many RPGs before it, with relatively simplistic golfing as a means to an end.
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The rise of Instagram as a means to display wealth and extend influence has created the perfect cocktail in which #FlexOffenders can thrive.
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Sometimes forgiveness can be exploitative or even predatory, especially when people use it as a means to guilt someone rather than heal them.
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I saw guys as a means to having a lot of pleasure physically and I wasn't really looking for an soppy, loving relationship.
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Hold these two books up against each other and, certainly, "Conceivability" is primarily a story about technology as a means to beat infertility.
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The deontologist says no, because you have a duty to not kill anyone as a means to an end, and your duties matter.
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There's no doubt that going forward that analytics will—as a means to help us make better decisions, that's probably here to stay.
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Like the Soviet Union, Mr. Putin invested in the Olympics as a means to burnish Russia's international reputation and his own political fortunes.
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Rather than focusing on work as a means to earn money, try to find genuine satisfaction and purpose in the work you do.
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Perhaps the WNBA&aposs Commissioner&aposs Cup will serve as a means to gauge whether or not the NBA&aposs proposal has legs.
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"We need to understand, if we are going to endorse cheating as a means to an end, the children are watching," he said.
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While she may be unpaid, Jane's employer hints at the promise of a future high-powered job as a means to control her.
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"Children are being used by some of the worst criminals on earth as a means to enter our country," Trump wrote on Twitter.
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Garza says the recently passed budget amendment excludes abortion providers and affiliates from accessing the funds as a means to bypass the law.
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Public recognition is vital, both for its own sake and as a means to mobilize resources for care, support, and a possible cure.
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Q&A The professional photographer and filmmaker Jimmy Chin, 43, originally began taking photos as a means to support his mountain-climbing habit.
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But as capitalism itself is questioned less, the European Union has come to be seen increasingly as a means to defend liberal values.
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Manufacturers and the White House continued their calls for Congress to pass the TPP this year as a means to bolster economic growth.
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" Each of them stand independently of the others, and should be pursued for "its own sake, not as a means to an end.
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People rarely bothered him with plans to plumb the python as a source of pharmaceuticals or as a means to better human health.
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Investing in aged care operators is viewed by analysts as a means to profit from Australia's ageing population and tap generous government subsidies.
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The Trump administration has considered a gas tax as a means to finance infrastructure, but the idea drew opposition from some GOP lawmakers.
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End of year lists are marketing plays; informative and fun, but exist as a means to remind us why a product is good.
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Wonder Woman's golden Lasso of Truth comes in handy as a means to get some sweet air before landing perfectly on those... wedges?!
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But neo-monastics tend to go even further, viewing their life style as a means to address issues of social justice and inequality.
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"For the first time in history, H.H.S. and the F.D.A. are open to importation as a means to lower drug prices," he said.
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Republican politicians nurtured the conservative media for decades, seeing it as a means to rally their base and perhaps gain a few converts.
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The China Daily accused Western forces of instigating unrest against Hong Kong's government "as a means to put pressure on the central government".
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Many of experimental music's most compelling voices use their art as a means to empower, defend, or otherwise celebrate underrepresented and marginalized communities.
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Lyft, in fact, has used that fact to its advantage and promoted the feature as a means to attract drivers away from Uber.
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We didn't see our list as a means to pressure people into buying; we are just keeping a magic of the holidays alive.
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For their part, firms see negotiations on pay as a means to pursue other areas of common interest, such as training or flexible hours.
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And because the effects of domperidone have never been tested on newborns, the FDA warns against its use as a means to induce breastmilk.
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That block-grant system has been seen as a means to reduce overall federal spending on Medicaid, leaving states facing a bigger cost burden.
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A Chinese newspaper is calling on the country to consider force as a means to conquer Taiwan, following an apparent shift in U.S. policy.
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A former senior U.S. law enforcement official said that tactic is often used as a means to hide the origin of funds gained illegally.
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The impeachment inquiry is a "mortal threat" to the presidency and that Democrats are using the Ukraine issue as a means to an end.
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In Petrit Halilaj's current exhibition at the New Museum the artist again explores matters of excavation as a means to explore issues of nationality.
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"What really gets me, is how many victims of abuse have used the Harry Potter franchise as a means to heal," user @holly_bourneYA tweeted.
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He found it to be much more interesting to tell a real love story than to use physicality as a means to portray love.
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Everette uses Snapchat not only to spread his knowledge about digital marketing but also as a means to inspire people and make them laugh.
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The Advocate was first published as an organization newsletter in 103, as a means to alert the Los Angeles–based LGBT community to events.
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For Mr Lourenço, Deng was someone who saw reform as a means to an end: a way of keeping the ruling party in power.
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Mr Perdue has joshed about his own girth as a means to justify his department's campaign to make America's children eat more unhealthy food.
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Specifically, they have seen users using Bumble as a means to connect with new friends when moving to or just visiting a new city.
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". Hancock described the partnership as a means to ease pressure on the NHS, and for "reducing the pressure on our hardworking GPs and pharmacists.
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Kean uses this creative outlet as a means to escape, and decides her imagery, colors, and textures from what she sees in the world.
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" A bot is actually a term we use very freely with developers, as a means to say, "You can automate some of those interactions.
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The NSA had conversations about using that as a means to go and ... monitor people at an enhanced level that those are now suspects.
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Raicu: [The #PlaneBae] situation treated people as a means to an end, which ethicists have long said is not an ethical thing to do.
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Technology was what Japan turned to as a means to assert itself as a world leader when military might was no longer an option.
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The US eventually stopped trying to topple Castro by force, but it kept up the embargo as a means to weaken him until 21996.
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He goes on to explain how he came to see money "as a means to an end" but never as an end in itself.
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Leslie and Lohman, lovers and art-lovers, started their DIY gallery as a means to preserve and exhibit works from the queer community, i.e.
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The European Union, which had pledged to make huge cuts in carbon emissions at Kyoto, enthusiastically embraced diesel as a means to reduce CO2.
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ISIS is also very active on Instagram, and a number of US intelligence groups have used such networks as a means to gather intelligence.
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Even a fighter whose A-game has nothing to do with his jab can use the punch as a means to his intended end.
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" The duo embraces technology as a means to propose "palliative strategies" that will help us make our apocalypse "more mutual, comfortable, maybe even pleasurable.
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If she doesn't, it'll be even more obvious that she, like her father, sees the presidency as a means to protect her class's interests.
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I was having a hard time explaining the feeling of November 9, 2016, and mostly drew this comic as a means to heal myself.
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However, in Tate's retrospective, what comes across most powerfully is his ingenuity in his careful use of color as a means to transmit affect.
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Two weeks later, another student hurt her back jumping out the same window, which was being used as a means to escape the facility.
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"The Daily Show" was only the latest example of the American tendency to look to satire as a means to advance liberal-democratic values.
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One side sees AI primarily as a job destroyer, while the other sees it as a means to liberate workers from mindless administrative tasks.
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You can even detach the included motion-sensitive Joy-Con controllers and use the screen's kickstand as a means to play in tabletop mode.
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"Using books as a means to fund-raise is standard practice from political parties on both sides of the aisle," Reed told the paper.
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It's about treating markets as a means to an end and using the government to ensure those markets serve the interests of regular people.
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Ultimately, Apple's investment in media services acts as a means to both draw consumers into the Apple device ecosystem and to keep them there.
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This investigation is best understood as a means to add some integrity to a process and a judge that have it in short supply.
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Prepping for the presidency Yet for Bush, like most others, the vice presidency was also attractive as a means to his own presidential term.
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Turkey is likely to turn further toward these countries as a means to alleviate some of the bottlenecks stemming from the Western arms embargoes.
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Most Coinbase employees think about the bitcoin pay as an investment holding or as a means to purchase other digital currencies for diversification purposes.
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The just-created rules served largely as a means to get Pugh to Portland, her preferred destination, though she is reportedly having second thoughts.
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Although Citizen is marketed as a means to protect communities, Frame talks about it as an example of a more modish preoccupation—self-care.
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Some portrayed her candidacy as a means to escape from the confines of TV Rain, which can only be watched online or on cable.
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At a high level, we will take enforcement action against organizations that use/have historically used violence as a means to advance their cause.
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On the economic front, Trump has also employed the coronavirus as a means to call for the Federal Reserve to further cut interest rates.
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Facial recognition is going everywhere far faster than expected — including creeping into private and public spaces as a means to keep tabs on children.
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Tech companies have increasingly been looking at the fintech space — for example, Apple via its partnership with Goldman Sachs — as a means to growth.
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"His attempt to use Congresswoman Tammy Duckworth's race as a means to undermine her family's American heritage and patriotism is beyond reprehensible," Griffin added.
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The organization argues that it is a violation of due process to separate parents and children simply as a means to deter illegal immigration.
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JMA has since deployed this model in other cities as a means to get strong wages and benefits concretely stated in a company's contract.
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During his campaign, President Trump promised tax cuts and big infrastructure investments, which are viewed by investors as a means to boost the economy.
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The world's largest democracy is known for high levies on agricultural imports as a means to safeguard the livelihood of its massive farmer population.
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The burgeoning conservative political entertainment marketplace invited those who saw Fox News and talk radio and the speaking circuit as a means to riches.
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One industry analyst told Business Insider that Boeing gave United a 70% discount on the March order as a means to shut Bombardier out.
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We did, however, talk to the director, who defended his interview tactics as a means to an end of getting the story he wanted.
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Yet many expected the major department stores to stick with their Thanksgiving hours, as a means to compete against online and bricks-and-mortar players.
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This is Afrofuturism writ large, the incorporation of distinctly African and African-American narrative symbolism in sci-fi as a means to reclaim modern blackness.
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She also hopes to see more hospitals adopt policies that let the mother and child bond physically as a means to reduce NAS, including breastfeeding.
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In A Drop of Sun Under the Earth, Shikeith positions Black boyhood as a means to interrogate and open up other possibilities for Black masculinity.
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One of the people said earlier this year that the Minas Gerais state wanted to accelerate asset sales as a means to regain market confidence.
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The founders, in my opinion, created impeachment as a means to oust an incompetent or disloyal president, but hoped that it would be used rarely.
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But there's a continuity between the two sets of work beyond superficial similarities: both show Applebroog using art making as a means to know herself.
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Biden has said over the years that he supported the overarching idea of desegregating schools, but not forced busing as a means to achieve it.
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After the settling of the case, Bryant created his "Black Mamba" persona, inspired by the film "Kill Bill," as a means to shed his skin.
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The Online Harms white paper was unveiled in April 2019 as a means to crack down on social media companies which don't stop harmful content.
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Aside from growing its retail and wholesale footprints, Under Armour likewise plans to use its forthcoming expansion into sportswear as a means to power revenues.
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This is because people see our genders—no, our personhood—as costumes that we can take on and off as a means to entertain people.
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Zero sign-on was announced by Apple during its WWDC 2018 keynote as a means to simplify the process of logging into cable TV apps.
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Instead, Snapchat played the media as a means to introduce itself to another wave of users who might still be consuming content on other platforms.
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So far, 60 of those individuals have worn the caps as a means to kick off conversations on Instagram and their blogs about branded content.
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Thomas told The Cut that he got into drugs as a means to cope, and would tell people about his assault when he was high.
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For example, Senator Cruz is baiting voters (through their children) with the offer of photos with Santa as a means to prospect for voter data.
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And although the majority view work as a means to an end, for this lucky minority work helps them become more of who they are.
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The friends decide to pass around a pair of jeans that magically fits all four as a means to stay in touch during the summer.
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Trump and Betsy DeVos both champion the expansion of school vouchers and charter schools as a means to promote "school choice" for low-income parents.
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But the President can still publicly champion values like open political discourse and free expression as a means to lessening the root drivers of extremism.
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It's no wonder this generation is increasingly turning to drugs as a means to escape and unplug, and we're no longer just talking about weed.
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He has deployed so-called "extraordinary measures" that he is legally authorized to use as a means to buy more time for Congress to act.
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"POPS are desired by the government as a means to increase light, air and open space for the public in our concrete jungle," she said.
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While I've finally stopped using my writing as a means to compete with friends and peers and strangers, I still sometimes grapple with my choices.
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Amazon completed its purchase of the grocery store chain in August and has utilized the storefronts as a means to enter brick-and-mortar retail.
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There's an ongoing intersection between youth and extreme fashion, the former turning to the latter as a means to broadcast dissent in times of crisis.
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Employers in industries that haven't traditionally had apprenticeship programs still remain skeptical about incorporating apprenticeships as a means to recruit, train and hire new employees.
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Trump's national security aides have characterized the President's use of flattery as a means to extract concessions from his counterparts, particularly in isolating North Korea.
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Hopkins was released from a correctional facility in 2017, and now advocates for education and technology as a means to ease reentry for incarcerated individuals.
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New Delhi may see this visit as a means to position itself out front should North Korea stabilize and join the international community, said Pant.
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But, in contrast to the EU, we do not rely on distorting public health science as a means to wrap greed in a green flag.
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As such, it cannot lower interest rates or depreciate its currency to promote exports as a means to offset the contractionary effect of budget tightening.
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"They all were using art as a means to chart the depths of their psyche; their art has a transcendent quality about it," he says.
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The report found that Saulters "used poor judgement in using his patrol vehicle as a means to apprehend a fleeing suspect," according to the paper.
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Today, too, the university seeks to engage the world around it, and to use the university as a means to do good in the world.
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Many public figures train in the fighting arts as both an excellent way to develop self defense skills and as a means to relieve stress.
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And Weidel's sexuality has been offered as a means to show that the party is, in some ways, more open-minded than one would expect.
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Maylor London Breed declared a state of emergency on February 25 as a means to prepare in the event that the virus hits the city.
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In remarks from Vermont, he pushed for his signature "Medicare for All" proposal as a means to reduce costs for people who contract the virus.
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"Dating was never just fun for me," said Ms. Kim, who viewed relationships as a means to finding a potential life partner and settling down.
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For all his auteur cred, then, Mr. Fish is also a fan, and he views "Oklahoma!" as a means to explore the nature of community.
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In Britain, the decision to leave the European Union is often portrayed by Conservative Party leaders as a means to throw off the bloc's rules.
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But Japan is also a major exporter of coal technology, and its government has used these power plants as a means to exert soft power.
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" In the cookbook's introduction, he writes, "I saw myself as an aspiring actor, my work in the food business as a means to an end.
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They sought voting rights as a means to empower communities who were living under Jim Crow with all its attendant sexual violence and racial terror.
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But a new faith in higher corporate purpose as a means to address social injustice, climate change and inequality is sweeping the Western business world.
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Jahnkoy Maria, the Siberian-born designer behind Jahnkoy, describes herself as an artist interested in repurposing clothing as a means to raise awareness among consumers.
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Buber supported this aim, but only as a means to the end he really cared about: the spiritual and cultural renaissance of the Jewish people.
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Sources described the strategy to Reuters as a means to intensify pressure on Iran over its backing of militant groups and its ballistic missile program.
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce in January argued for an increase to the levy as a means to pay for rebuilding the nation's crumbling infrastructure.
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New legislation would decrease highway funding to jurisdictions that don't support equitable housing developments as a means to influence changes on restrictive local zoning laws.
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Instead of becoming infatuated with the empty purity of his algorithm, though, Mr. Smalley remembers to treat it as a means to an organic end.
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Or do you believe that Apple is really trying to push the barriers, ditching ports that seem aged as a means to adopt new technology?
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They also accuse him of making threats against them, appearing to use his powerful position in law enforcement as a means to keep them silent.
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The co-founders had all worked in nonprofits before and founded the company explicitly as a means to gain enough profit to donate to sanitation infrastructure.
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Google provided a code snippet to drop into the site's markup as a means to authenticate that I was in fact the owner of the site.
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Many tech workers and investors are looking at these transactions as a means to access a portion of the value they've helped create in your company.
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She's been forced to confront shitty situation after shitty situation, but she's used them as a means to push herself forward, embracing herself at every turn.
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In Halilaj's current exhibition at the New Museum, Petrit Halilaj: RU, the artist again explores matters of excavation as a means to explore issues of nationality.
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An art fair functions not only as a trading ground for art works but also as a means to see the newest progress of local artists.
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It also approached high schools after mass shootings, including one in Santa Fe, Texas, to offer facial recognition technology as a means to keep children safer.
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In his past, he's used lawsuits against journalists as revenge tools and threats as a means to silence artists whose work he would like to stifle.
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The police and protesters were in it together; so we, in turn, should not let people try to exploit the tragedy as a means to divide.
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The men have been changing their WhatsApp displays and Facebook cover photos to the image as a means to spread the word, protest, and raise awareness.
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Across the corporate world, monitors are being used with increasing frequency as a means to get companies to reform practices deemed abusive or unfair by regulators.
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Following the London Bridge terrorist attacks, Prime Minister Theresa May has called for foreign leaders to consider regulating the internet as a means to prevent terrorism.
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Left unaddressed are reports that Google was using Project Maven as a means to achieve the security clearance required for more lucrative and sensitive government contracts.
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It writes that the tipline has been set up "only as a means to collect information that is otherwise inaccessible given the nature of private messaging".
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Brazil's Federal Police and France's Macron are both trying to rationalize censorship as a means to stamp out election interference following the 2016 US presidential election.
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Yet as labor costs rise around the globe, many companies are leaning on cheap, lightweight fabrics as a means to cut costs and protect their margins.
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Visitors were offered a walk-through sonic and visual labyrinth as a means to explore the archetypal theme of the profound personal and sometimes mysterious journey.
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The Democratic Party is, by design, the party of fragmentation, pitting one disaffected faction after another against mainstream Americans as a means to gain political power.
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We fully support the passage of a funding bill to help eradicate Zika but fear tactics should not be deployed as a means to an end.
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The act of an offender who deliberately uses alcohol as a means to subdue someone in order to engage in nonconsensual sexual activity is also criminal.
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Investing in the retirement sector is viewed by analysts as a means to profit from Australia's aging population and tap generous government subsidies offered to pensioners.
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At times it felt almost too good to be true—as if viewers were being given exactly what was wanted as a means to make amends.
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"Hackathons", where companies invite prospective and current employees to stay up all night, eat pizza and code, are de rigueur as a means to recruit engineers.
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All three phenomena are symptoms of the same disease: a political culture that cannot brook dissent and which views power as a means to crush it.
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Because the Recovery Audit Contractors caused the problem in the first place, the AHA continues to focus on them as a means to fix the problem.
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Moreover, for the past three years, terrorists have specifically targeted cultural property as a means to make political statements and reach out to their targeted audiences.
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To retreat to one's own knowledge as a means to know one's own mind more deeply is a worthy practice that seems increasingly difficult to enact.
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Patients need more help clarifying their values and forming informed preferences as a means to making better treatment decisions at the end of life, Heyland said.
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The LWCF was first established in 1964 as a means to provide grants to state and local governments and is used for management of public lands.
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Since it emerged in the 1960s as a means to counteract years of racial discrimination, affirmative action has come under repeated judicial attacks by its opponents.
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And now, Congress is trying one more time to undermine the ACA by using the tax bill talks as a means to repeal the individual mandate.
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We've come a long way from the days of typing out colons, semicolons, and parentheses on our keyboards as a means to add personality to messages.
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One day after he stepped aside, Nunes touted his strategy as a means to protect other Republicans from facing questions about his clandestine White House trip.
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WATCH: Charlottesville: race and terror At the outset of the book, Bray makes it clear that he supports "violent protest" as a means to resist fascism.
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Several stars have been using their social media platforms to share information and encourage people to practice social distancing as a means to stop spreading coronavirus.
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The closures come as a means to fight the spread of the virus, often (though not always) after a parent or other community member tests positive.
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Of course, Tyler isn't the first artist to use rap as a means to explore nature, or to use music as an aural reflection of it.
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This is a source of pride for Preller, but only as a means to producing the kind of consistently competitive team San Diego has never had.
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It referenced people with mental illness explicitly as a means to bash Republicans, and it perpetuated the idea that those with mental illness are inherently dangerous.
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Shareholder advocacy groups have pressed for greater diversity on corporate boards as a means to improve company performance and offer a broader range of strategic guidance.
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Long before the current refugee crisis, Ankara demonstrated a willingness to expel or transplant communities as a means to ensure greater control over predominantly Kurdish areas.
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"All throughout my teenage years, I was able to hold on to the foundation as a means to remind me that I had value," she said.
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Shortly after, the North American Wetland Conservation Act (NAWCA) was created as a means to fund this ambitious new plan to conserve and restore wetland habitat.
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Today, the world's biggest advertisers primarily use targeted web ads as a means to market products and services to gay Americans in a hyper-focused way.
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ByteDance, the Chinese tech giant that owns TikTok, is courting European developers as it looks to mobile games as a means to bolster its growing popularity.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said Wednesday that "tariffs worked" as a means to prod China to agree to a "phase one" trade deal with the United States.
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In an interview that was taped Friday, Trump told CBS News that the US would use a base in Iraq as a means to "watch" Iran.
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If there is "corrupt intent" -- like ousting Rosenstein as a means to kill the Russia probe -- his firing could factor into Mueller's obstruction of justice investigation.
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Fisher claims that in the past, Chinese buyers acquired second homes so their children could study overseas or use it as a means to park cash.
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Wander of Wander Financial Services said it's helpful to think about pulling back on spending as a means to an end rather than as a deprivation.
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Legal notices announcing public actions like purchases, estate notices and government contract information date to Colonial times as a means to provide information about government activities.
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Occipital conceived the Structure Sensor as a means to create 3D scans that were a step up from what you could get via a regular smartphone camera.
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Not only do landlords benefit from filling vacant space, but the rotating storefronts can be used as a means to bring repeat foot traffic to their properties.
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Social engineering, or using human lies and pretenses as a means to lull victims into security slip-ups, is a well-worn page of the hacker playbook.
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For now, the company remains focused on rare diseases as a means to hone its technology while building the world's largest and richest database of cellular imagery.
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And as store productivity declines, several chains are looking at co-tenancy agreements and lease expirations as a means to exit undesirable stores or negotiate better terms.
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Troubled Williamsburg club Verboten is being auctioned off by its owners, Jen Schiffer and husband Jon Perez, as a means to pay off their debts, Gothamist reports.
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Interestingly, as the dish popularized, the Macedonians trained and assisted each other because they viewed it as a means to advance their community in heavily Germanic Cincinnati.
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Prosecutions under the Thai law have risen since a 2014 coup and critics of the junta say it has been used as a means to silence dissent.
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Ditch the idea of a quickie as a means to a fast orgasm or sexual release, and focus instead on being able to connect with your partner.
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"At a high level, we will take enforcement action against organizations that use/have historically used violence as a means to advance their cause," the email says.
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Within the portraits you will find that an animal often hides there as a means to explore the representation of women and their relationships to the body.
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His approach is implicitly bankrupt from an ethical perspective, yet Rick and his allies are just as willing to use violence as a means to an end.
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He had also moderated his earlier insistence on the need to resolve the two countries' dispute over Kashmir as a means to ending their nuclear-armed rivalry.
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Lieu -- who predicted the megatsumani in December -- is taking a different approach, and is now downplaying the generic ballot as a means to forecast the November race.
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But as this new research shows, it also holds great promise as a means to eliminate viruses that have planted their nefarious genetic codes within host cells.
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For publishers: You can't just can't use headlines as a means to an end, and overusing a clickbait social strategy implies that you don't understand your audience.
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We can either choose to see founders purely as a means to an end (generating returns) or we can see them as the whole people they are.
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Other cryptocurrency traders and exchange operators said investors use stablecoins to hedge against spikes in bitcoin's price, and as a means to trade cryptocurrencies without using dollars.
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Thus, they deploy and propagate these Orientalist narratives about China as a means to defend its Western imperialism from the threat that they perceive China to be.
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A little over a year ago Karli Jaeckel started using exercise as a means to help herself cope with postpartum depression, as she explained on her blog.
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Now, if you see a campaign donation more as a show of support and less as a means to an end, you wouldn't be alone, Barber said.
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The Government case relies on testimony of crooks who were caught and now are pointing a finger at Mr. Esformes as a means to obtain lesser sentences.
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Their current living situation, away from their favorite city and under the supervision of parents, isn't ideal, but they see it as a means to an end.
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Today the number of businesses that surpass the bare minimum has increased, and many larger employers use paid family leave as a means to recruit top talent.
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But he played major league baseball not as an end in itself, but as a means to earn money that would allow him to further his studies.
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The most important is that creatine monohydrate has far, far more evidence supporting its use as a means to improve performance than any of the other entries.
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Some investors have warmed to bitcoin, wooed by its explosive performance and potential to compete with gold and government-issued money as a means to store value.
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Thailand was already occupying a back seat in regional affairs following a 2014 military coup seen as a means to maintain stability during the king's long illness.
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Sandberg encouraged the graduating class, comprised of over 210,22018 undergraduates and 6,900 graduate students, to use education and innovation as a means to foster democracy and equality.
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"The previous administration distorted the requirements of that analysis as a means to limit expansion or improvement projects, primarily at coal-based power plants," the official said.
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The article states that the FEMA administrator could have implemented the program as a means to solve the large and complex disaster housing needs of the state.
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At the time, technology was still largely viewed as a means to break traditional political structures, empower marginalized communities, and tap into the power of the grassroots.
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Since taking power in 2014, the government of President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi has consistently viewed military courts as a means to stabilize the country's security situation.
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AB InBev itself described the Asian flotation less as a debt-reduction tool and more as a means to create a regional champion to drive local consolidation.
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As a means to curtail AQIM's wealth and diminish the group's impact, the FDD study suggested that Western entities should refuse to pay ransoms, among other steps.
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The Spanish painter Bartolomé Esteban Murillo, born on New Year's Eve 400 years ago, also saw self-portraiture as a means to boast of his technical acuity.
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In Hungary, Mr. Soros distributed photocopiers to universities and libraries as a means to fight government censorship, and he paid for dissidents to study in the West.
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What I felt was a sense of vocation: I must use photography as a means to shut away the ghosts resurrected by the excess of photographic afterimages.
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Written and directed by Brady Corbet, it uses Celeste — an ordinary American girl who through a mass murder becomes extraordinary — as a means to explore contemporary spectacle.
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Andrew M. Cuomo has assembled a state task force to explore congestion pricing measures as a means to reduce traffic and direct more money to the subway.
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A recent decision by FamilyTreeDNA to pivot from secretly cooperating with the F.B.I. to marketing itself as a means to catch killers has also left many alarmed.
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The agency promotes the transformation of subsistence activities into sustainable, moneymaking initiatives and views these forests as a means to reduce rural poverty and empower local communities.
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Now artists use his likeness as a means to comment on the state of modern-day India, particularly the rise of right-wing politics in the country.
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National Security and the Press: Using concerns about national security as a means to control the press goes back much farther than Kennedy and the Cold War.
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He may prefer keeping a low-intensity conflict going as a means to destabilize Ukraine in the hope of eventually drawing it back into Russia's strategic orbit.
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Rather, laws like the Colorado statute Jack was accused of violating began as a means to ensure access to "certain essential goods and services" irrespective of race.
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In 2016, India plunged into crisis after Prime Minister Narendra Modi suddenly banned high-value cash currency as a means to combat corruption and reduce tax evasion.
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Many people in the industry see products like Echo speakers—and the popular Alexa voice assistant that runs on them—as a means to a greater end.
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Mimi Rocah, a former federal prosecutor in New York and MSNBC contributor, said that Mueller may see Cohen as a means to gain more information about Trump.
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This one, called the Sundial, will also serve as a means to bring back Saint-14, a fan-favorite character who died in the game's deep lore.
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The president previously has tried to use the threat of ending the cost-sharing payments as a means to force passage of a bill to replace Obamacare.
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He will do so in the hope of artificially boosting the U.S. economy and keeping the stock market very high as a means to secure his reelection.
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There have also been moments of American and Russian athletes bonding, reflecting the Olympic ideal of sports serving as a means to bridge differences and spur cooperation.
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But from March 2014 to August 2015, Conway forged leasing agreements as a means to attract outside financing, much of which he pocketed himself, according to prosecutors.
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Your womb is probably too old to be of any use, and you don't even have the looks to serve as a means to satisfy carnal desire.
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Prosecutions under the Thai law have risen since a 2014 coup and critics of the junta say it has been used as a means to silence any dissent.
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Cole told BuzzFeed News that her success is owing to Maynard Jackson's determination to use politics as a means to empower black people is what inspires her philanthropy.
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Davenport's team has devised a solution, applying a mixture of cow dung and chilli pepper -- foul smelling and irritant -- to maize as a means to ward off Kipunjis.
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If Mr Trump does view the putative talks as a means to declare victory and quit Afghanistan, as some suspect, he has simply given up on the place.
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"Like many of my colleagues in sports, I have used social media as a means to keep up with the news," Colangelo said in a statement to TheRinger.com.
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In support of the summit we bring you a host of content encompassing several formats as a means to present the main issues revolving around fashion and sustainability.
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What she had was a politician for a father and so she managed to bag herself a man who viewed their marriage as a means to an end.
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He tells us Azriel is the one who suggested Trump Tower as a means to control the media circus she thought her family would orchestrate around the meetup.
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Apple has kept a close hold on its Watch faces as a means to control the user experience, but this little tidbit could mean it's at an end.
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" Not as a means to integrate into the white mainstream but instead to "remain on the borders of discourse, speaking from the vantage point of the insider/outsider.
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Texturally interesting and captivating from afar, Miranda shares he's frequently outdoors, as a means to preserve the sensation of warm weather and bursting plant life for colder times.
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Each bag also has a stiff pocket that can be used to store a laptop, tablet, or book, and doubles as a means to tamp down your clothes.
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But as a means to stand out in a crowded field, single-payer has lost some of its luster for Sanders as it gains traction within the party.
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These connections allow Microsoft to share strategic insights with area businesses, government and educational institutions while also serving as a means to recruit new employees from the community.
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We've also seen multiple Spots used in the same house as a means to quickly call up to someone in, say, an upstairs office to ask a question.
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Garrett Rank, 30, first began playing golf as a means to hang out with his older brother Kyle, who will be his caddy at Shinnecock Hills this week
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A Texas official told the Post that Texas has identified voters with Hispanic names since 1983 as a means to identifying voters who may need bilingual election notices.
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Given that provinces like Ontario and Alberta are moving away from coal as a means to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, methane leaks happening under the radar are concerning.
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But increasingly, the cities hit the hardest by homelessness are being forced to reconsider simply providing food and shelter as a means to end a full-blown crisis.
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His campaign wants Spain to adopt GMT (like its Iberian neighbour, Portugal) as a means to change habits, with a shorter lunch-break and more conventional working hours.
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It was recommended after I'd wrapped up Blood and Wine, The Witcher 3's final expansion DLC, as a means to continue my adventures with Geralt and company.
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With the acquisition of Genzyme's biotech drugs that treat rare disease, it was seen as a means to help fill Sanofi's revenue gap, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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Trump used Saucier's case during his 2016 presidential campaign as a means to portray the perceived double standard of Saucier's treatment by federal investigators with that of Clinton's.
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This is a common trick by the left to attempt to tie hate speech to the president and his supporters as a means to demean and taint them.
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The event was labeled as a means to thank the countries for "their friendship to the United States," according to a copy of the invite obtained by CNN.
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Watch it here"American Horror Story" revolves around The Harmons, a family of three who moved from Boston to Los Angeles as a means to reconcile past anguish.
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"The food truck really started as a means to an end," she explained, standing next to her truck in downtown Durham, NC. The end Polanco had in mind?
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Their collaborative project, Fade Like a Sigh, took shape in the form of nearly 40 photographs retracing their absent parents' footsteps as a means to reconcile that loss.
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Using his brain activity as a means to indicate yes or no, they were able to ask if he still wanted his television tuned in to hockey games.
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The drivers are alleging that Juno simply used the program as a means to quickly increase their supply of drivers in New York City's competitive ride-hail market.
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That's a lot to reveal here, but it's important that I mention this as a means to say how powerful this movie was in my relation to it.
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"As a strong supporter of public exchanges as a means to meet the needs of the uninsured, we regret having to make this decision," CEO Mark Bertolini said.
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But a year on, nothing has changed in Northern Ireland, and some activists now see a boycott of the film industry as a means to pressure the government.
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Judges across the country are embracing video technology as a means to hold hearings and conduct other judicial business while courtrooms close their doors amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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But when students are forced to see college as a means to an end, they potentially switch from broad learning to a specialized learning mind-set even sooner.
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Terrorist groups in the past, such as the Irish Republican Army, which bombed Manchester's main shopping center in 1996, used terror as a means to a political end.
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While the summit participants wanted their loved ones to have access to treatment, none of them seemed to favor incarceration as a means to get them that treatment.
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Instead, he wants to use his music as a means to transport his audience into a new space outside of themselves — a non-physical realm bathed in light.
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The Obama administration has used legislation that stemmed from the savings and loan crisis in the 1980s as a means to pursue cases stemming from the financial crisis.
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Cotton and other Republicans share the concern that Chinese companies could be pressured by the Chinese government into using their technology as a means to spy on Americans.
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Industry leaders have long pushed for an increase to the federal gas tax as a means to help the struggling Highway Trust Fund, which pays for road projects.
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"Those who seek to use Israel as a means to scoring political points do a disservice to both Israel and the United States," the New York Democrat said.
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Jamal's well-being, as a Saudi citizen, is our utmost concern and we are focusing on the investigation as a means to reveal the truth behind his disappearance.
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"This 'last in, first out' approach will help deter those who might try to use the existing backlog as a means to obtain employment authorization," USCIS tweeted Wednesday.
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Jamal's well being, as a Saudi citizen, is our utmost concern and we are focusing on the investigation as a means to reveal the truth behind his disappearance.
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Now, she's using the platform to give makeup tips, answer fan questions, vent in the occasional rant and as a means to promote her EDM project, Fancy Monster.
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Doesn't the tape, both large and small, which is used as a means to simultaneously secure and obscure, suggest as well as deny the dangers that lie ahead?
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The pair raised $41 million for the debut effort, opting to nearly double that number the second time around as a means to participate in more follow-on fundings.
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Rather than data being used as a means to improve the quality of policies, the crude volume of migrants, whether entering or departing, has become a metric for success.
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Black women are using their social media pages and channels as a means to share and show off their hair journeys, becoming stars of their own in the process.
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The need for diversification as a means to mitigate technology-related risk ultimately served as an important catalyst to slowly open up the world of space to private enterprise.
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And like many new-age entrepreneurs, her passionate creed of health and inclusivity is matched by a faith in her business as a means to deliver it to society.
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Pebe Sebert, a successful songwriter in her own right, told Billboard that the producer constantly berated her, using the abuse as a means to keep her under his control.
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Iran and Russia have increased their support of the Taliban not only as a means to counter a common enemy, Islamic State, which is seeking a foothold in Afghanistan.
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The Transported Man, a group show at the Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum at Michigan State University, uses the mechanisms of magic as a means to analyze art.
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Twitch hopes the program will expand the number of streamers on its platform who use streaming as a means to earn money and eventually even to make a living.
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I started to see the pro-life movement as a means to maintain strict gender roles with women bound to home and family and disproportionately punished for unwanted pregnancies.
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But the decision is a blow for Chief Executive Rakesh Kapoor, who has long coveted the Pfizer operation as a means to bolster Reckitt's position in consumer health (CH).
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That information includes views, shares, and other kinds of information about what type of content users engage with as a means to understand what content to deprecate over time.
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Najib's ruling coalition promoted the law as a means to counter threats to security in predominantly Muslim Malaysia, which has long dealt with a fringe element of radical Islamists.
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The pain of losing her daughter also threaded through a Facebook post written by Lori Alhadeef, although she paid tribute to Alyssa's spirit as a means to inspire others.
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Upgrade briefly dives into the question of whether it's worth it to have a functioning body and mind if you're using them exclusively as a means to an end.
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We see the space as a means to center artists within the city's trajectory, not just as voices of our time but as a means of envisioning new futures.
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And she's not alone; within conservative media, Trump is viewed by many as a means to an end, whether that's conservative judicial nominations or deregulation of businesses and corporations.
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Such responses underline the ongoing PR value that Snowden's stay in Russia holds for Putin's government — as a means to apply high level moral pressure to successive US administrations.
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Others find the show too graphic in its depiction of suicide, and say that it romanticizes suicide as a means to get revenge on the people who hurt you.
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But many in the industry are now adopting business models that are more in line with tech giants like Apple, Samsung and Sony as a means to grow sales.
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Kristen Clarke, executive director of the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, said the ruling will lead to more debt buying as a means to circumvent the law.
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Songs were cleaner and slicker, with Barnett using his raspy voice as a means to scream about the political upheaval swirling around Richmond—a cue clearly taken from Barry.
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The papers feature scribbled drawings by German artist and self-described "super-medium" Vanda Vieira-Schmidt, who saw her images as a means to counter demonic forces she felt.
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Jessica Drake was the 11th woman to come forward with allegations against Trump, and the president used her profession as an adult entertainer as a means to discredit her.
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It would be something of an understatement to say we're living through politically divisive times where many turn to humour and satire as a means to cope and escape.
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BOJ sources have said the central bank is considering ways to steepen the yield curve as a means to reduce short-term costs for businesses while protecting Japanese banks.
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Pakistan currently plays an important role in China's massive Belt and Road Initiative — an investment scheme introduced by China as a means to create a vast global infrastructure network.
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Although the internet serves as a means to connect people to jobs, educational, political and healthcare resources, the internet's promise of opportunity for all does not reach our communities.
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Since 2013, the Toronto-born artist has been using the plastic construction toys—black in color—as a means to facilitate expression, covering topics around blackness and general otherness.
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So, Kremlinologists wonder, does the shake-up signal that Mr Putin wants early presidential elections next year, as a means to renew his mandate and launch needed economic reforms?
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Even weirder ... she plugged a foundation she founded with her hubby -- The Hunter Foundation -- as a means to get people the help they need to kick substance abuse issues.
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The original surveillance, started in 2009, was sanctioned by the bank as a means to keep tabs on potentially dishonest traders, according to a Bloomberg News report published Thursday.
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While Catalan separatists have called for outside intervention as a means to potentially help end Spain's ongoing political crisis, it has not yet come close to producing a solution.
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The allied strikes on Friday were cast by U.S. officials, not as a punishment for Assad's government, but as a means to eradicate Syria's chemical stockpile and production capabilities.
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On the other hand, the effective tax hike for some investors due to the cap could boost the popularity of munis as a means to reduce their tax burdens.
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Another idea that has been advocated to end the CFPB's abusive practices is to use the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1980 as a means to render CFPB regulations unenforceable.
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In an appearance at a major conservative conference this week, NRA CEO Wayne LaPierre said it was "ridiculous" to use shooting events as a means to advocate gun control.
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"From day one, this case was used as a means to foment hate, to foment division and to foment a program of mass deportation," public defender Francisco Ugarte said.
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" "The sad fact is that interests from outside our community are using our students and our schools as a means to advance their national and anti-charter school platform.
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Only time can reveal whether Americans are truly opting out of homeownership for good, or if renting simply served as a means to an end following the financial crisis.
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The move comes as other major companies, including Starbucks and McDonald's, have moved to reduce or eliminate plastic products, including straws, as a means to cut back on waste.
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Understanding that building this new capacity represents the fastest growing cost on ratepayers' electricity bills, FERC saw competition as a means to construct urgently needed transmission projects more affordably.
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Instead of turning to closures as a means to boost sales productivity, CEO Kevin Mansell is looking for opportunities to trade in Kohl's big-box locations for smaller shops.
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European Commission Vice President Jyrki Katainen told reporters Wednesday that EU member states want the project to go ahead as a means to increase security while also saving money.
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The reformist instinct of MbS to attract foreign direct investment as a means to grow the Saudi economy has also run into headwinds due to His Royal Highness's behavior.
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Rachel Stern: In our class, we are asked to look at the world and represent it as a means to engage in the most critical conversations and salient emotions.
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While the Dabbing Dude meme can induce guilt (we know that viral fight videos can ruin lives), it can also be used as a means to point out injustice.
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Sound smart: The Chinese have used bitcoin as a means to move money out of the country as China tries to prevent capital from fleeing its slower-growing economy.
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It isn't a ban on "products developed for and aimed at one gender," it said, or the use of "gender stereotypes as a means to challenge their negative effects."
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"We believe any firsthand experience should be posted to our site as a means to communicate to other consumers looking for information on where they should travel," TripAdvisor said.
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But Americans didn't broadly begin to think of homeownership as a means to create wealth until around the 1970s, when housing started to appreciate faster than many other assets.
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Cash bail also places enormous pressures on the poor, Ms. Lieberman said, to plead guilty in their cases simply as a means to get themselves out from behind bars.
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The free Wi-Fi initiative was first announced in late 2015 as a means to get more Indians online by offering services at 93 train stations across the country.
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"Social structures are keeping people stuck in the cycle of poverty but they can access credit as a means to increase their social mobility, like I did," she said.
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The famous ad featured a woman absolutely annihilating a propaganda broadcast with a sledgehammer, all as a means to introduce the world to the now-ubiquitous Macintosh computer brand.
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And though much has been made of Hoover's well known feud with Dr. King as a means to smear Hoover as a racist, that canard simply doesn't meet muster.
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Some Republican lawmakers have pointed to a vehicle-mileage tax as a means to fund infrastructure projects, but they also note that these programs are not ready for implementation.
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Jamal's well-being, as a Saudi citizen, is our utmost most concern and we are focusing on the investigation as a means to reveal the truth behind his disappearance.
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But even as ministers from our two neighbors have consistently framed the issues as a means to further North American competitiveness, the United States has offered a different view.
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The army, which has emerged as the most powerful institution in the country, has pushed for next month's election as a means to end the protests and restore normality.
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And while the Trump administration has indicated that it will pay closer attention to Iraq as a means to counter Iran, the question is whether it is too late.
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It is not clear how much the Republican platform will guide future policy, but it is still useful as a means to check the party's pulse on certain issues.
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Those voters, so long oppressed by the political system, seem to understand better than anyone the importance of accepting the imperfections of politics as a means to an end.
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Musk explained his potential decision to take Tesla private by saying that he was in talks with Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund as a means to finance the deal.
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Real Worlds invites viewers to consider photography not just as documentation of myriad moments but as a means to more deeply understand lives and interpersonal relationships in Western cities.
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According to SamMobile's report, Samsung started developing smart contact lenses as a means to create a better augmented reality experience than the ones that exist through Google Glass-like wearables.
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After decades of opening stores as a means to fuel their growth, a new report has concluded that high-end retailers need to pump the brakes on their expansion plans.
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Focusing exclusively on money as a means to building a fulfilling career is one of the biggest mistakes a professional can make, according to a behavioral economist who studies motivation.
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One way to read Hydra's involvement in WWII is that it has a fascist and totalitarian worldview, and its members therefore saw the Nazis as a means to an end.
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After centuries of depicting pain (often as a means to induce piety), artists in the 1970s on both sides of the Atlantic began exploring pain itself as a creative act.
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Tripp's letter reeks of the worst type of "male feminism," the Matt McGorrys of the world who spout feminist dialogue mostly as a means to congratulate themselves for being feminists.
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Known as SESTA/FOSTA, the law was promoted as a means to combat sex trafficking, but in practice it eradicated websites and other platforms where consenting sex workers meet clients.
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When an overdose occurs, first responders on the scene can use naloxone as a means to neutralize the opioids in the nervous system and allow the person to breathe again.
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Another country of note in the data is Turkey, which stands out for its use of the content withholding policy as a means to silence opposition voices on the platform.
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" He added: "We believe any first hand experience should be posted to our site as a means to communicate to other consumers looking for information on where they should travel.
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Before the king's intervention, observers had assumed that he was backing the princess's candidacy as a means to end a 13-year-old political feud that has riven the country.
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"Children are supposed to be protected by adults, not used as a means to make money," said William Sweeney of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, who worked on the case.
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Sleep is usually discussed as a means to an end—a tool to ensure the daytime is productive, to improve memory, regulate metabolism, and keep the immune system in order.
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As well as using violence as a means to convey character, or as the centre of intriguing, ambiguous stories, games in 2016 seemed to grow comfortable with bloodshed and killing.
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It accused the WWE of concealing the risks of head trauma stemming from performing, and classifying the plaintiffs as "independent contractors" rather than employees as a means to evade liability.
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But Memphis is unwise to count on free agency as a means to sustain the plucky zeal it used to cultivate; the organization is staring at a long-term conundrum.
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Subsea 7's biggest shareholder and chairman, Norwegian billionaire Kristian Siem, has long called for the industry to consolidate as a means to cope with cost-cutting by oil companies.
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Most recently, while serving as a member of President Trump's transition team, Mnuchin suggested that an infrastructure bank could serve as a means to increase investment in highways and bridges.
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During the political cataclysms of the 20th century, European thinkers regarded construction-play not merely as a way to educate children but also as a means to heal their souls.
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Some catwalkers may indeed be using their modeling careers as a means to meet their favorite French philosopher, like Audrey Hepburn's character in Funny Face, but it's not very likely.
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Your own tweets supporting protests and labeling the government brutal and corrupt are likely perceived by at least some Iranian leaders as a means to directly interfere in their politics.
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While some people have downsized into tiny homes to save money or as a means to travel the world freely, the movement is also spawning tiny-home resorts and communities.
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Some conservatives are calling for the filibuster to be obliterated as a means to expedite the repeal of Obamacare and to quickly confirm a Trump nominee to the Supreme Court.
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The project will deploy a "stigma research initiative" in the South Asian country as a means to "explore anti-trans stigma" against transwomen, or biological men who identify as women.
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The name of the game is to improve operational efficiencies, he says, as a means to real bottom-line results — and that's what will really compel wide-scale AR adoption.
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With a lineup of talking heads across discipline and party—Michelle Alexander, James Kilgore, Khalil Muhammad, and Angela Davis, to name a few—13th informs as a means to infuriate.
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I've always used it as one part of the process—as a means to get to the next step, be it shaping my skins or pairing them with other elements.
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Bowles, who has obtained the cancellation of five hirings in the past year, said direct appointments risked making ECB staff seek their superiors' favors as a means to obtain promotions.
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In line with this policy, PayPal has recently discontinued service to certain businesses that actively promote their services as a means to circumvent copyright restrictions and violate intellectual property laws.
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At the same time, the actual Black Panthers had taken to patrolling black neighborhoods while armed, specifically in Oakland, California, as a means to deter police violence against black people.
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After all, it's really meant to serve as a means to split the costs of fun activities with friends, not function as the main cog in a shared financial machine.
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It's as though Murff and Young have turned inward, using photography as a means to catalogue their losses, rather than to embalm what they had (as most family photographs do).
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In 2017, the American Nurses Association published a statement in support of the ethical right of suffering people with decision-making capacity to fast as a means to hasten death.
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In the months leading up to the Iowa Caucus, Amy Klobuchar has used a classic Midwestern meal, "hot dish," as a means to gather voters and talk about her campaign.
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Announced by video-link from Seoul on Tuesday, the seven members of BTS explained the project as a means to connect with people across continents, like the band's music has.
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Lawyers are retained by companies to ensure compliance with the law, not as a means to take greater risks in the hope that the government cannot prove an intentional violation.
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But the judge said that claim did not belong in his court, even if Subway viewed McLaughlin as a means to "ground their valuable pitchman" and depict his "wholesome" life.
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With options expensive due to the high expectations of a large near-term move in the shares, Strugger suggested March options collars as a means to hedge long stock positions.
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The proposals, widely seen as a means to allow Putin to extend his grip on power after leaving the presidency, will be put to a national vote on April 22.
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The film also tells a different side of the opioid crisis, of people who sell the drug as a means to survive financial hardship at the expense of their community.
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He expects that discussion to emerge as the Fed considers winding down its purchases of $60 billion in Treasury bills each month, as a means to expand its balance sheet.
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"I think many people look at crowdfunding as a means to help a family in this situation," said Randy Anderson, the owner of Radney Funeral Home in Alexander City, Alabama.
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China's government has recently threatened greater repression of demonstrators in Hong Kong as a means to end the months of protests, including authorizing the use of live ammunition against civilians.
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These days, among younger thinkers on the left, the U.B.I. is seen as a means to ending poverty, combatting rising inequality, and liberating workers from the burden of crappy jobs.
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Judge Gorsuch could take up the call to look more carefully at prosecutions based on administrative regulations as a means to cut back on the power of the federal bureaucracy.
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In May, they finalized their talking points which included the history of dress codes as a means to force students to racially assimilate and citing the school's anti-discrimination policy.
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However, only prioritizing a military CT approach to deal with terrorism will not address violent extremism's appeal to non-state actors as a means to resolve conflicts or create change.
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Some conservatives have suggested arming teachers as a means to prevent mass shootings after a gunman killed 17 people and wounded more than a dozen people last week in Florida.
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Soon after, the mysterious and purported creator of bitcoin, Satoshi Nakamoto, released statements explaining the electronic cash-to-cash system was developed as a means to fight centralized currency manipulation.
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The smugglers' strategy exploits a weakness in the very border wall President Donald Trump has touted as a means to protect the United States from undocumented immigrants and illicit drugs.
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In a way, the collaboration makes it seem as though Lamar has entered the storied tradition of brands using politics as a means to engage with audience to make money.
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The two articles were passed by the House to submit a president for trial, not to empower Pelosi to unilaterally use impeachment as a means to coerce an equal chamber.
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In a separate 2014 report by the Justice Department's Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) Office, several police chiefs heralded the use of body cameras as a means to collect evidence.
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US Renal Care added a 2425% cap on the amount of add-backs, or projected cost savings, it can include in the transaction, which serves as a means to lower leverage.
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It's hard to picture a world in which everyone relies on a dorky-looking headband that emits pink noise into their brain as a means to get some decent shut eye.
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He was particularly interested in tech and "creat[ing] a bridge between the inner cities and Silicon Valley" as a means to improve his community, he once said to Hot 97.
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Heck, both Avengers movies feature "mind-controlled super-powerful hero is forced to fight the rest of the team as a means to come together" as their major second act conflict.
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But while my hands have been occupied with the monotony of manual labor, my mind has been elsewhere, delving into a fantasy realm as a means to fight off the boredom.
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In accordance with regular procedure, members of Congress are allowed to deliver one-minute speeches before daily legislative business, as a means to add remarks or issues to the Congressional record.
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Deliveroo, the on-demand delivery service for restaurant food, has begun investing in its own kitchen space, as a means to help solve the supply-side problem and expand the offering.
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Following a number of high-profile crimes in which foreigners were found to be the key suspects, the new measure was also interpreted as a means to fight more deadly offenses.
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The clip, titled "Girl at a Bar," sees a foursome of potential suitors clamoring for a woman's affections while touting their pro-woman beliefs as a means to seal the deal.
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But it's possible that the Super Soaker served merely as a means to an end that would allow its creator the freedom to focus on developing the future of sustainable energy.
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However, as VR continues to go mainstream, it's possible that more litigators will attempt to employ the technology as a means to reach jurors with the next best thing to reality.
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Anywhere else, you travel mostly on the highway as a means to get from A to B. In America, those green signs hanging down in places—it's like a b-movie.
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While the rapper sees being hard on herself as a means to making great work, Dr. Singh worries the habit has dredged up the anger and anxiety she's struggling to overcome.
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Since President Trump's announcement nominating Kavanaugh last Monday, Democrats have been beating the drum on health care as a means to unify the caucus — and hopefully sway two pivotal Republican moderates.
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In turn, young Zimbabweans repurpose the tubes as containers for recreationally drinking cough syrup — an unfortunate habit that has developed among Musekiwa's generation as a means to help pass the time.
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Using a gene-editing tool like CRISPR to clear out an infectious disease may seem strange, but HIV is a retrovirus that embeds itself within DNA as a means to replicate.
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Before I joined, I thought of an elevator as a means to get from floor to floor, but now I am thinking of it as part of a connected passenger experience.
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"As a strong supporter of public exchanges as a means to meet the needs of the uninsured, we regret having to make this decision," Aetna CEO Mark Bertolini said in August.
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Every other team in the league will have cap space, too, and banking on free agency as a means to go from good to great isn't the wisest long-term strategy.
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Chris Whaley was a sickly kid who took to working out, and used pro wrestling as a means to work his way through divinity school and channel his need to entertain.
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It accused Stamford, Connecticut-based WWE and Chairman Vince McMahon of intentionally classifying wrestlers as "independent contractors" rather than employees, as a means to avoid liability under applicable worker protection laws.
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Trump justified his unorthodox summit last month with North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un in similar terms: as a means to avoid nuclear war, fears of which he had stoked himself.
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And during a news conference to announce the rule, acting Director of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Ken Cuccinelli described the rule as a means to ensure immigrants are self-sufficient.
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That evidence — or what we call the preponderance of evidence — supports current nutrition standards that reduce sodium intake as a means to lower blood pressure and prevent its adverse health consequences.
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Globalization was seen not as a way to lift the economy the way that it was seen in China, but rather as a means to invade Moscow using international business tools.
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With demand recovering slowly and debt levels forcing players in several sectors to sell assets, many firms are prioritizing mergers and acquisitions over new capital spending as a means to expand.
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New technology is regarded by the left as a means to displace workers and knock them out of the middle class — a view, by the way, that crosses the political spectrum.
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The irony here, of course, is that there are now so many people using (((Echoes))) in solidarity with Jewish people as opposed to using it as a means to harass them.
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Witherspoon launched Pacific Standard with her producing partner Bruna Papandrea in 2012 as a means to get more women both behind and in front of the camera in more prominent roles.
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The project will feature a series of performance scores and visual art throughout the Brooklyn Public Library's Central branch as a means to experiment with different modes of learning and unlearning.
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That severely limits the usefulness of the port as a means to gain access to information on a locked iPhone — but also limits hackers from using the port for malicious purposes.
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Busking started out as a means to an end for Amiri and Rahiem, who were eager to find a way to support themselves and quit the low-paying jobs they loathed.
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But the process of "investing" in money-losing price cuts as a means to gain market share is fundamentally different from investing in productive assets like factories, stores, or computer software.
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Although located 200km away from the nuclear power plant, Morishita filed for divorce a year later after numerous disagreements with her husband over relocating as a means to eliminate radiation risk.
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Those lawmakers, notably Boris Johnson, the former foreign secretary, and Jacob Rees-Mogg, see a harder Brexit and a clear break with the European Union as a means to an end.
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Trent Rhorer, head of the San Francisco Human Services Agency, told the Chronicle that he has secured 500 hotel rooms so far as a means to get people off the streets.
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Tuesday, San Francisco is one of many Bay Area cities placed under a "shelter-in-place" order to prevent human contact as a means to stifle the spread of the coronavirus.
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After testing the practicality of playing games online in a "scrim league," the LPL has made the current schedule as a means to wrap up the spring split by April 19.
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Despite ongoing speculation and investor pressure, Netflix is still declining to adopt an advertising-based business model as a means to boost its revenue, Netflix CEO Reed Hastings confirmed on Tuesday.
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This status, first introduced in 2012 as a means to limit the activities of nongovernmental organizations by deterring foreign funding, opens the way for intrusive audits and inspections by the authorities.
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Since long before he was a politician, he's lied frequently and even written in multiple books about his profound belief in the value of lying as a means to get ahead.
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Increasingly, these same firms are identifying new talent to provide to founders more attention, resources and support through the company-building process as a means to win access to top deals.
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Biden called video game developers "little creeps," and described their games as a means "to teach you how to kill people," in a recently published interview with The New York Times.
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The president's tariffs — which impose a sizable levy on imported steel and aluminum products, with exemptions for Canada and Mexico — have been presented as a means to correct unfair trading practices.
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Every issue — no matter how convoluted or abstract — is seen as a means to an end for Democrats and some Never-Trumpers in their fight against the White House chief strategist.
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If you're considering this type of tool because there's been a breach of trust or some other shenanigans, you can frame it as a means to get back on track. Troubleshooting.
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Ms. Warren framed the issue broadly: not just as a matter of access to education, but as a means to promote economic growth and address gender inequality in the work force.
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Brox alternates sections on the prison's history with ones on the medieval order of Cistercian monks, who structured their lives around silence, which they too saw as a means to redemption.
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Louise Nevelson née Berliawsky married Charles Nevelson, a wealthy merchant residing in Manhattan, as a means to escape small town Maine for New York City, and then unexpectedly had a son.
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"There is nothing more shameful than a sexual predator using the veil of catastrophe as a means to exploit the vulnerable in their most defenseless moments," he said in a statement.
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He's unwavering in his support of universal universal health care, decriminalizing marijuana as a means to tackle the opioid crisis, raising the minimum wage, criminal justice reform, and other progressive benchmarks.
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Using tofu as a means to claim that a foe is only capable of bringing a lower level of dispute to the table surely casts doubt on their very moral fortitude!
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"The previous government should have acted sooner to try and create more housing and security for displaced people, as a means to prevent girls from wanting to kill themselves," Mohammed says.
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The more closely you look at the Moreau paintings hanging at Nahmad, the more you appreciate his vision of painting as a means to transcend or overpower any other plane of reality.
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Pichet justified the decision as a means to adapt to the changing journalistic landscape and said he wanted the position held by a civilian "communications expert" rather than by a police officer.
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His pick of Moore and former Republican presidential candidate Cain has been seen by critics as a means to put pressure on the central bank to ease policy and help him politically.
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The heel raise exercises recommended by airlines as a means to reduce the risk of developing deep vein thromboses (DVT) on long distance flights are also a form of soleus muscle exercise.
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"Like many of my colleagues in sports, I have used social media as a means to keep up with the news," Colangelo said in a statement after the initial report was published.
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In the court affidavit from Shiloh Detention Center in Texas, some children were being prescribed heavy-duty psychiatric medications—as a means to chemically straight jacket and silence them to some extent.
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Funded for four consecutive classes of students by a Ford Foundation grant, it was promoted as a means to root out inefficiencies in the education system and more rapidly cultivate bright minds.
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Depicted outside of China as a creepy digital panopticon, this network of so-called social-credit systems is seen within China as a means to generate something the country sorely lacks: trust.
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She continued: My questions as an artist are: Is it enough to host and commission diverse artists (particularly black, brown, and queer artists) as a means to show a set of values?
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In promoting the market and private sector as a means to "do good" and solve problems of poverty, the Democrats helped make market ever more embedded in government policy and American life.
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OLIVER LARCHERBolzano, Italy Mr Renzi once compared the Italian referendum to the pin code of a mobile phone, as a means to switch Italy on and unlock the path to more reforms.
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Using fabrics as a means to explore the knotty issues around globalization, Mack weaves together a kaleidoscopic meditation on how we — our clothes, cultural identities, and other economic baggage — are tied together.
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He sees it as a means to "save" a larger majority, offer them physical safety, and create a new, post-apocalyptic economy with himself and his friends as the new one-percent.
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While I'm not a huge fan of the song, I can definitely appreciate Carey using it as a means to prove which pop princess truly has a monopoly on the holiday season.
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Google has, apparently, been testing the application of the horn for some time now as a means to alerting other drivers of the car's presence — but only played it inside the cabin.
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It's not often that the FDA makes moves to ban a device, but the government agency has concluded that these tools should no longer be used as a means to modify behavior.
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It's no surprise, then, that denim is a nonnegotiable in the wardrobes of the ever-evolving Generation Z, using style as a means to explore and extend a tangible sense of self.
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With competitors like Wal-Mart zeroing in on its bread-and-butter categories during the fourth quarter, Best Buy plans to lean into its product expertise as a means to differentiate itself.
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In seeking to scapegoat China as a means to deal with other challenges, the leaders of the three largest economies in the euro zone are in danger of making an historic mistake.
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This trend has supported a surging global "Maker Movement" consisting of DIY software designers, artists, musicians, designers tinkerers, and entrepreneurs who are using these devices as a means to wildly imaginative ends.
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Brands including J.C. Penney, which revived its catalog last year, and Restoration Hardware have continued to use these print publications as a means to drum up excitement in an increasingly digital world.
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Trump is using Twitter as a substitute for press conferences—as a means to make serious policy announcements in a safe space where he can spout off without being questioned or challenged.
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"Our studies raise serious concerns for the common practice, especially among adolescents and young adults, to drink soft drinks as a means to quench thirst following an episode of dehydration," they wrote.
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"The core of the problem is that foreign governments and entities may perceive the Clinton Foundation as a means to gain favor with the secretary of State," he said at the time.
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For years, the use of two-factor authentication (2FA) and multi-factor authentication (MFA) as a means to ensure online account security and prevent fraud has been a hot topic of discussion.
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When the 60-something-year-old magazine announced the new direction back in October, the move was explained as a means to increasing the magazine's appeal to 20-and 30-something readers.
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Toshiba is looking at a potential Chapter 11 filing as one of several options for Westinghouse as a means to limit future losses from the Pittsburgh-based company, the two sources said.
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Biden assailed the cuts as a means to pay for the sweeping tax reform bill passed by Congress in 2017 that slashed the corporate tax rate but increased the federal budget deficit.
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Now, thanks to the bottomless shittiness of teenagers, one kid has found a way to use the threat of a police sting as a means to cash in a free meal ticket.
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By Syrio's own words: "There is only one thing we say to death: not today," and she's taken that as a means to dish it out as much as to avoid it.
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The movement to end the use of plastic straws has quickly gained traction among major companies, cities and even entire countries as a means to combat pollution and harm to marine life.
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South Africa's ruling party, the African National Conference, announced Tuesday it would withdraw a bill allowing the government to seize land in exchange for money as a means to amend racial disparities.
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"From day one, this case was used as a means to foment hate, to foment division and to foment a program of mass deportation," public defender Francisco Ugarte said after the verdict.
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" The UK posits that the attack was done as a means to frame the opposition "or an operation which went wrong and from which Russia and the regime sought to take advantage.
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"I don't want to be perceived as someone who just bought my way into this world or used my currency as a means to get in," Mr. Thompson said in an interview.
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Infiniti isn't alone among automakers in trying to do more to accelerate the pace of connected city innovation, nor is it alone in fostering startup growth as a means to do so.
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Conservative legislators disguise laws like Texas' HB2 as a means to promote women's health and safety, but in fact, they only make it harder for women to access legal and safe abortion.
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"I started the fair as a means to create a community of black and PoC creatives working in print mediums," explains artist and fair founder Devin N Morris to The Creators Project.
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In Georgia, Tea Party founding member Debbie Dooley has been advocating solar energy as a means to give constituents freedom from big power companies and the choice to use small private ones.
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Rittidet saw it all as a means to an end: work as a trainer or fighter; fight anyone, any level, so long as money is made and a house can be built.
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As countries around the world race to contain the pandemic, many are deploying digital surveillance tools as a means to exert social control, even turning security agency technologies on their own civilians.
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The title of the second, longer section, "The Ultimate High Ground," alludes to both the literal heights of space and the moral high ground that questions war as a means to peace.
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In doing so, he compels us to consider the costs of an insistence on excellence as a means to an end and the only conceivable option for a black kid in America.
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Indeed, more and more churches, student groups, artists, academics and labor organizations are backing the tactics of boycott and divestment as a means to pressure Israel to end its abuses of Palestinians.
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Most people think of a diet as a means to an end, and few who go on a food-restricted diet to lose weight expect to have to eat that way indefinitely.
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In 1928, a political ad for Herbert Hoover appeared to promise voters "a chicken for every pot," using food as a means to highlight wealth disparities and appeal to the average American.
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Cramer is in favor of the U.S. tariffs in place on billions of dollars' worth of imports from China as a means to force the country to change its unfair trading practices.
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The incel community that Mr. Minassian paid homage to, for example, was banned from Reddit last year because, among other issues, some adherents advocated rape as a means to end their celibacy.
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The main arena for this confrontation is Yemen, where the United States is ramping up its support for Saudi Arabia's bombardment as a means to combat what it believes is Iranian influence.
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And let's cut to the chase, some conservatives understand all the reasons Citizens United was bad judicial activism, but support it as a means to justify the ends of electing more Republicans.
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Trump has admitted that he raised these matters in his discussions, but he has denied that he withheld financial aid to Ukraine as a means to pressure them into opening the investigation.
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He terms "fake news" propagated by the "dishonest media," as a means to sow disingenuous seeds of doubt among his most rabid supporters that it is the system that is against them.
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Even the country's Roman Catholic bishops, whose congregants represent half of the Congo's more than 85033 million inhabitants, have, after initially backing the dialogue as a means to avoid violence, backed away.
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The first is a move away from large-scale, export-based manufacturing and towards a cleaner, more service-based domestic economy, which is widely viewed as a means to limit air pollution.
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For this we can thank a 1998 rule known as the Sonny Bono Copyright Term Extension Act, famously lobbied for by the Walt Disney Company as a means to extend copyright protections.
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White people finding out that we talk about white people as a means to vent about and survive the whiteness we're forced to experience is, to put it one way, never boring.
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Mr. Meyer, the entrepreneur behind Shake Shack, the Modern and Blue Smoke, has recently embraced this cause, pledging to do away with tipping at his restaurants, as a means to combat income inequality.
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"There's plenty of reason to still look at gold as a means to have some protection" given expectations that other markets will continue to struggle, especially stocks, Saxo Bank analyst Ole Hansen said.
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I can imagine using weekly meal-planning printables, if only as a means to remind me that meal planning saves my husband and I from having a daily text exchange at 3 p.m.
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If you're a fan of Flannery O'Connor stories, the 1982 Bruce Springsteen album Nebraska, art as a means to a petty end, or the world's greatest living actor Jake Gyllenhaal, check it out.
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But many of these same people also use Instagram as a means to downright stalk people, and the ability to bookmark a whole gallery of said people is basically screenshot creeping made easy.
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CNN reporter Donie O'Sullivan recently agreed to allow Rachel Tobac, a cybersecurity executive and hacker who specializes in social engineering, to hack him as a means to show how a scam can work.
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A fresh Sony patent has been interpreted by some as a means to make a new console that allows users to play old games but with fresh rendering for modern higher-resolution displays.
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Xiaomi sells phones at breakthrough prices, such as the new Pocophone F1, primarily as a means to get people using its services and to steer them toward its other online and retail ventures.
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"As a strong supporter of public exchanges as a means to meet the needs of the uninsured, we regret having to make this decision," Chairman and CEO Marc Bertolini said in a statement.
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"I was kind of, like, 'I'm going to make my own show.... I saw YouTube as a means to do that," he tells CNBC Make It. Morenstein brainstormed content ideas, including comedy skits.
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Blockchain, the technology behind cryptocurrencies like bitcoin, is drawing interest from a range of industries as a means to track minerals or create more security and transparency in trade and other financial transactions.
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It sees LIDAR, which is an acronym for light detection and ranging, as a means to "spur the growth of applications outside of self-driving cars," while also serving as a revenue source.
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A Pew Research Center study indicated that although technology is often sold as a means to reduce labor, it may actually create more high-paying jobs than the low-paying jobs it eliminates.
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Hence, it would be imprudent for the Fed to dampen economic activity as a means to choke off faster wage growth, a development that has been so lacking in the current business cycle.
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"Using books as a means to fund-raise is standard practice from political parties on both sides of the aisle," Mr. Reed said, pointing out that several Democratic campaigns have done the same.
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While BMW seems to be focused on using water injection as a means to increase performance, Bosch sees an opportunity for a much broader application of the technology aimed at meeting environmental goals.
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Novavax is evaluating its RSV vaccine in three groups - individuals above the age of 60, pregnant women as a means to protect unborn babies, and children aged between 6 months and five years.
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" He considered his prescient investment in Facebook, in 2004, as "a means to create the space for new modes of dissent and new ways to form communities not bounded by historical nation-states.
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And when it comes to saving lives, how is it that those who are giving the care must treat formula as something requiring a prescription rather than as a means to saving lives?
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Leader of the right-wing Front National party, Le Pen has campaigned strongly on security and called for an outright halt on immigration as a means to prevent radicalized individuals from entering Europe.
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The King Abdullah Foundation was endowed by the late King, MbS's uncle, not only as a means to preserve his legacy but because King Abdullah saw charity as a core duty of Muslims.
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Maybe over time these principles will evolve, and that can be more specifically applied as a means to qualify and quantify largely anecdotal evidence which is what we have from thousands of experiences.
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His Plastic Bottle Village is just one of a number of sustainable architecture projects that have emerged in recent years around the world as a means to creatively tackle our worsening pollution problems.
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" Calderwood went on to share a post from a woman named Kasie Schultz Taylor, who made a similar plea that Tibbett's death not be used as a means to promote "racism and hate.
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I was thinking about the notion of conjuring — to call upon a spirit or ghost to appear, by means of a magic ritual — and scent or smell as a means to do this.
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I had a chance to talk with Lambe Culo about sketching Selena outfits, growing up Chicana in Texas, and using art as a means to analyze the fluidity of gender and cultural identities.
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But he also used the tragedy as a means to promote his travel ban — and he even used the word "ban," the exact language his administration and lawyers have been trying to avoid.
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Teachers were also a visible presence at the march, many of whom toted signs criticizing the Trump Administration's support for the idea of arming school staff as a means to improving school safety.
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Walls have worked for politicians who used them as a means to mobilize supporters, but not to deal with the problem of migration, Nick Buxton, a researcher with the institute, said by phone.
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In becoming involved in their sports, the women I spoke to said their bodies became about more than aesthetics as they began to regard them as a means to attain a greater goal.
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It is appealing to Hollywood, TV, music and sports celebrities as a means to interact more intimately with their fans and share the kinds of details they'd never provide to traditional celebrity media.
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Indeed, floating cities have been proposed by Paypal founder and conservative libertarian Peter Thiel as a means to escape government regulation and taxes, while also posing as a solution to rising sea levels.
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"We should be a better country than one that tears families apart, turns a blind eye to women fleeing domestic violence, and treats frightened children as a means to a political end," Mrs.
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That same month, the social media platform hosted its first-ever #MakeBlackHistory Creator Summit as a means to honor those at the center of creating the culture that attracts many of its users.
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Ms. Monopoly is being pitched as a means to show young women that they can be as successful as men in business and STEM fields, while also highlighting the very real wage gap.
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This unofficial uniform isn't just about aesthetics; it's a tribal marker that crosses national borders and language barriers, and serves as a means to separate us from them — the heshers from the squares.
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In typical Kingdom Hearts fashion, the narrative justification for this is both transparent as a means to rewrite old material and entirely consistent and natural as a direction for the game's protean lore.
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During a press conference after the award ceremony, Golden Globe winner Phoebe Waller-Bridge announced that she would use her custom black and gold suit as a means to raise money for Australia.
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Welding an active imagination with scientific thought, Churchill produced a few madcap ideas — which he called "funnies" — that he actually championed while he was prime minister, as a means to defeat Nazi Germany.
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For more than 85033 years, our city shoreline was seen as a means to an end—valued primarily as a site for industry and an engine for growth, but with a harmful downside.
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The "black box" nature of admissions procedures, he writes, means that "holistic review can serve as a cover for the illegitimate use of race," specifically as a means to discriminate against Asian students.
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If we are to take into account the experience of the past 35 years in the majority-Muslim countries, we must conclude that Islam is being used as a means to an end.
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Today, Chief Justice John Roberts used the phrase as a means to discuss age discrimination at a Supreme Court hearing and whether uttering it during a job interview could qualify as legal evidence.
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It enlists the Atlantic blue crab as a means to teach students in the area about increased flooding and sea-level rise, nudging students toward actions they can take to reduce climate impacts.
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This problem of approaching argument as a means to prove one's stance has been exacerbated in schools during the past decade by tests that ask students to argue for or against preset claims.
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