And yet, I now see this failure as a necessity.
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Conley did not recommend testing the president as a necessity.
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Conley did not recommend testing the president as a necessity.
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During WWII, the order was justified as a necessity of war.
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She embraced that kind of fluidity as a necessity of politics.
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Tim: I suppose our collaboration came as a necessity for me.
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Makeup will never be framed as a necessity in our household.
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He said that what started as a necessity grew into a preference.
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He sees sourcing outside talent as a necessity for Africa's tech ecosystem.
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Companies these days hawk high-end sleepwear as a necessity for better rest.
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Less than a quarter, however named other useful items like matches as a necessity.
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What "started as a necessity, has become a hobby of sorts," Ms Swaraj claims.
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They arrogantly confused a convenience for a few as a necessity for the many.
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Aides on both sides characterize the affable spirit as a necessity to an effective transition.
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Many are finding it difficult to penetrate these companies but see it as a necessity.
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There are heated debates within the prepper community about what actually counts as a necessity.
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As her generation steps aside, Catchings sees Charles's foray into the limelight as a necessity.
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Sinclair: So as a necessity of living here, we have to filter it all out.
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Not everyone has excellent credit to ruin, and not everyone sees dog oral surgery as a necessity.
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Despite the criticism, Democrats of all stripes see some DCCC intervention as a necessity — especially in California.
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He has frequently hailed coal as a necessity for the economic betterment of rural workers (read: voters).
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Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.) sees regulation as a necessity, the only thing that separates superheroes from supervillains.
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And, like the calculator, calendar and ringtone composer, it was just another little feature seen as a necessity.
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While middle class people often believe they can't afford to give, rich people see generosity as a necessity.
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Having a four-year college degree is generally regarded as a necessity to score a job in tech.
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Seven other states have passed less sweeping versions that single out diapers as a necessity and therefore tax exempt.
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But given how common meeting online has become, you can't expect that someone would see that as a necessity.
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Once you get used to having one around, a hammock isn't so much a design option as a necessity.
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And yet somewhere along the way, privacy was recast as a necessity for cultivating the life of the mind.
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Women's participation must no longer be viewed as an optional add-on, but as a necessity for operational effectiveness.
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Video dominates social media — it creates 10x more comments than text — and is emerging as a necessity for B2B media.
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And parents who now see EpiPens as a necessity are fearing for their children's lives when they can't access the drug.
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But even in embracing these boob-related thingamabobs and doodads as a necessity of life, I can't help feeling bitter about them.
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But now that cable-free earphones are cementing their status as a necessity rather than luxury, there comes another set of problems.
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First are ride-hailing services like Uber, perhaps because younger age groups can't afford cars or don't see them as a necessity.
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A recent Gallup poll of more than 2,000 American adults reveals that roughly half of Americans don't see college as a necessity.
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She also cited "comfort in the courtroom" as a necessity for the role, which relies on convincing a jury of US Senators.
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A White House meeting between Presidents Zelensky of Ukraine and Trump has been brought up repeatedly as a necessity for the Ukrainians.
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Now, a Gallup poll of more than 2,000 American adults reveals that roughly half of Americans don't see college as a necessity.
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"Something that was once viewed as a nuisance is now seen as a necessity," said Eric M. Garcetti, the mayor of Los Angeles.
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Wookie, whom he got as a puppy, was the one who taught him the patience he preaches as a necessity for child-rearing.
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If that's something that usually seems like a leisure activity, like exercise or expressing yourself through art, now see it as a necessity.
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But small cities have continued to suffer from lack of air service, and many, including Black, now see the program as a necessity.
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From our perspective, immigration has not only had a positive impact on our company; in many ways, we see it as a necessity.
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This approach to found or recycled materials wasn't so much a departure as a necessity, especially during the bleak years of the Depression.
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Online, hard leftists increasingly discuss politics in dire terms, and rationalize violence as a necessity— even the true inheritor of traditional progressive activism.
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Internet access is increasingly being recognized as a necessity like food, water and shelter — and Google doesn't want anyone left out in the cold.
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This is critical for many ride-share drivers like Anthony who see working for Uber and Lyft as a necessity, rather than a choice.
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Incumbents, meanwhile, see lower fees as a necessity to keep up with competitors, especially when certain products that track indexes are already very similar.
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The staff turnover is apparently something McMaster views as a necessity in order to streamline the process and eliminate threats to his own power.
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Beyond the time and financial commitment involved, there is also the risk of turning off those potential buyers who see a tub as a necessity.
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" Another lawmaker in favor of the legislation asked, "Why is it in 2020 that toilet paper is seen as a necessity but period products aren't?
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The question of profitability wasn't one that Tung ever wanted to address, nor was relying on fundraising as a necessity, the founder and chief executive said.
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This finding suggests men view having a partner with good financial stability as a luxury, while women view this trait as a necessity, the researchers wrote.
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The secure storage of intelligence and the ability to rapidly retrieve same are hallmarks of the FBI and were originally viewed as a necessity by Hoover.
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Previous resolutions, dating back to 1993, have failed to stymie the nuclear ambitions of North Korea, which views its arsenal as a necessity for self-preservation.
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The Trump campaign, meanwhile, does not view having a confirmed secretary of state as a necessity to the President's 2020 campaign, one of the sources said.
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Some report that birth control is almost treated as a necessity for deploying women, as the military aims to prevent pregnancy for their deployed service members.
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"If there's a great plan in place, and they're not going to be charged any extra administrative fees, I don't see a rollover as a necessity," Kennedy said.
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In their phone briefing, both CDC's Redfield and NIAID head Anthony Fauci reaffirmed a commitment to ending stigma against trans people as a necessity of lowering HIV infections.
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" Helfand also describes an inherent love for tennis as a necessity of the exhibit: "[The artists] appreciate it metaphorically, for the back and forth and he strategic components.
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Some deckers, namely the environmental hacktivists from the fictional Salish-Shidhe region (formerly British Columbia), see technomancy as a necessity to ensure the future survival of their land.
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In an article published in L'Express today, adjoint editorial director Eric Mettout described advertising as a "necessity" for those who want to read the paper without a subscription.
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"Why is it in 2020 that toilet paper is seen as a necessity but period products aren't?" asked Scottish lawmaker Alison Johnstone during the debate, according to Reuters.
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The provision was a condition of Canada's entry into its first trade deal with the United States, in 1988, and Canadian negotiators still describe it as a necessity.
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Once the majority of their fans started seeing paywalled content as a necessity, the podcast went from earning a few thousand dollars a month to as much as $25,000.
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Minutes of The Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) latest meeting, released on Tuesday, showed that the bank saw further interest rate cuts as a necessity to spur local economic growth.
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Plus, subscriptions cost upwards of $150 a month forsomething that for most people can't exactly be described as a necessity, meaning users have high expectations and are quick to complain.
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Ad revenue remains the key way for creators to make money on YouTube, but many creators, including Ellis and performer Natalie Wynn, see access to other forms of revenue as a necessity.
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South32 Chief Executive Graham Kerr this month said that his company was still interested in Anglo American's stake at the right price, but that the transaction was not seen as a necessity.
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"Computer science is not treated as a necessity even though it brings to most people's lives things that are considered basic necessities, like the internet and other aspects of technology," says Teklemedhin.
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Trump had initially said he would be "proud" to shut down the government in pursuit of a wall, which he has described as a necessity for protecting the very existence of the country.
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And look, money and fame aside, if these ladies can pull it off, then that means leggings are one step closer to being universally considered as a necessity instead of one's saving grace.
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These guys, she explained, tend to be more confident—they're not embarrassed about the money element of the relationship, meaning they generally see sugar relationships as a convenience rather than as a necessity.
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As for the Thai bird chiles that intimidate some American diners, she deploys them matter-of-factly, as a necessity of life, and at moments in the meal they make the world spin.
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It's kind of the reverse of a tax, actually: State governments can choose products to exempt by defining them as a necessity, and most have chosen not to include menstrual products on that list.
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As a result, plenty of scientists, students, and journalists alike have come to see an empire of academic piracy as a necessity, raising the question: what value do publishers add to any given paper?
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This regulation, which is based in part on the Supreme Court's decision and the EPA's subsequent "endangerment finding," was argued as a necessity to help protect people from the impacts of global climate change.
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In Iowa, meanwhile, the newest candidate in the race was casting his political worldview as a kind of high-minded pragmatism, describing bipartisanship as a necessity during his six years in the House minority.
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If investigators determine that those missing upgrades could have prevented both the Ethiopian and Indonesian crashes, it may be way past time to start thinking of safety upgrades as a necessity, not a luxury.
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Investing in these high-risk markets came to be seen as a necessity for a diversified portfolio as well as an opportunity for these firms to levy some of the highest fees in the industry.
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Silvia Bello, an anthropologist from the Natural History Museum in London who has also studied ancient cannibalism, agrees with the paper that Paleolithic cannibalism was probably practiced more as a choice than as a necessity.
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An aggressive push into the rapidly growing segment is seen as a necessity for Sony as its games unit has emerged as the group's largest profit contributor following an overhaul of the group's consumer electronics business.
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Their ambivalence helps explain why no president has ever been convicted of "high crimes and misdemeanors," or why impeachment, often viewed as a necessity to stop a lawless leader, may prove almost impossible to execute successfully.
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Fitch expects capitalisation and leverage to remain adequate but considers this as a necessity due to the group's presence in volatile and less developed markets and in light of concentrations, while capital would not be totally fungible.
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The lawmakers ask Mattis and Nielsen to say when DHS and DOD completed an assessment that identified the Guard as a necessity along the southwest border, and the factors used to determine the cost of the endeavor.
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The memos are variously described by current and former administration officials as a necessity for the free flow of information and knowledge, and an impediment to quick action on decisions formerly handled by agencies or deputy mayors.
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At first, it was described as a necessity because nobody knew him and he was running as a candidate either from a minor party (sorry, New York City Republicans) or as an incumbent essentially without a party.
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"It's not a given that Cosa Nostra will see a charismatic leader as a necessity" in the future, Lo Voi said, returning to "a decentralization of operations and decision making" as there was before Riina took over.
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These men and women are following paths carved out by a pioneering generation of sommeliers who established the job as a necessity in modern American restaurants, while also demonstrating its potential as the beginning of a different career.
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It was a terrific piece of television — that may or may not have made America more open to the idea of torture as a necessity in wartime, maybe even for those who were strenuously anti-torture like me.
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It's not every day you see this group of companies agree on anything, but as Kubernetes has developed into an essential industry tool, each of these companies sees it as a necessity to join the CNCF and support its mission.
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Now, with the possibility of a realignment in the region, including an alliance against Iran that would include Israel, Saudi leaders want to go public about the new ties but dress them up as a necessity, mandated by the treaty.
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Related: How North Korea's Rocket Launch Could End Up Screwing China in a War Against the US Previous resolutions, dating back to 1993, have failed to stymie the nuclear ambitions of North Korea, which views its arsenal as a necessity for self-preservation.
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With the same familiar irony that applies across the recent analog revivalism, the engine that was killing the fountain pen (and the pen store) as a necessity has resurrected it as a pure pleasure and a novel way to display personal style.
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The results of the GOBankingRates survey seem to indicate that most of the country views earning at least seven figures as a necessity to be considered rich, despite the reality that almost nine out of 10 Americans aren't even clearing $100,000 a year.
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I believe that the core of our public discontent is that government and therefore politics has assumed a place in our lives that was never envisioned by the founders who saw limited government as a necessity to ensure the blessings of liberty.
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During the Cold War, foreign policy realists lauded America's morally indefensible alliances with regimes in Saudi Arabia and Pakistan that fostered Islamic extremism at home and exported it abroad as a necessity in the struggle with Communism, especially during the Soviet-Afghan War.
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While I absolutely believe in the separation of church and state as a necessity to the health of our nation, no American should be asked to renounce his or her faith or membership in a faith-based, service organization in order to hold public office.
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Trump has portrayed his proposed wall along the southern border as a necessity to thwart a humanitarian and security crisis, and a deterrent to drugs and crime pouring into the U.S. He traveled to Texas on Thursday to drum up support for the wall.
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I wonder what it would be like to grow up in a world where being beautiful is not seen as a necessity, but instead a nice thing some people are born with and some people aren't, like a talent for swimming, or playing the piano.
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In this sense, a basic grasp of digital etiquette is an essential aspect of modern "soft skills," the communication and social skills that are frequently touted as a necessity for success in the workplace and are just as important in our personal lives, too.
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Although Canadian crude-by-rail volumes slipped in 2015, rail is still seen as a necessity for many landlocked oil sands producers given growing production and a lack of progress on export pipeline proposals like TransCanada Corp's Keystone XL and Enbridge Inc's Northern Gateway.
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But thanks to the victims who have come forward thus far, a decline in sexual harassment cases and a major cultural shift in this country—both in and out of restaurants—are now being seen as a necessity, not just another pipe dream on the menu.
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The ruling Communist Party announced the proposals on February 25 and, amid a backlash in some quarters, has justified the change as a necessity to align the presidency with Xi's two other, more powerful, posts -- heads of the party and the military -- that have no term limits.
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I'm pretty sure that the challenge we will have is whether or not this becomes something that people can identify as a necessity — as, Oh: This is good content that represents me adequately and that I need more of because it is educating me, highlighting me, celebrating me, and inspiring me.
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After Trump defended the process of eminent domain, the process of government claiming private property for public use, as a necessity, Bush tore into Trump's use of the process to try to force an old lady out of her home so he could build a limo parking lot for his Atlantic City casino.
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And that will be, over time, what is learned — whether Roberts's slight moderation in recent years was a move he viewed as a necessity borne of Kennedy's position on the court or a gradual change in his views that was independent of — or at least remained after — Kennedy's time on the court.
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In 1953, President Eisenhower appointed GM's president and CEO Charles Wilson as secretary of defense to oversee, among other things, the planning of a federal highway system, a 100 percent government-funded program to the tune of some $100 billion that helped cement the automobile as a necessity for nearly all American families.
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Mr. al-Assad's government has repeatedly defended the counterterrorism law as a necessity for what he contends is his success in retaking and stabilizing most of the country, where by some estimates a half-million people have been killed and roughly half the prewar population of 22 million have fled their homes.
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Taken together, these are the most common misconceptions about American slavery I encountered during my time interpreting history to the public: There is a surprisingly prevalent belief out there that slaves' rations and housing were bestowed upon them out of the master's goodwill, rather than handed down as a necessity for their continued labor — and their master's continued profit.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Saturday cast his use of Twitter as a necessity to fight back against "dishonest and unfair" news coverage.
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And all of the doctors that I spoke to agreed that lavender oil is "generally" beneficial for "most" people as an ingredient in skin care, provided it's properly diluted and plays well with the rest of the formulation — a somewhat frustrating conclusion for me, a person who sees lavender not as a necessity for a sweet Biblical garden but one of my skin's worst allergy triggers.
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But the only thing that will change the canon, write the right history, is to make art that has been excluded consistently present, present in many shows, in many institutions, with those shows appearing one after the other, over long stretches of time, so that the art is never out of sight; so that it is perceived, not as an exotic luxury, but as a necessity.
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