Respect me as being a woman, respect me as being black, respect me as being an athlete who represented the United States.
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I don't think of traders as being shallow people and investors as being deep people.
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Bernie Sanders speaks to and for it—not as being white but as being economically victimized.
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We want to stand out as being intellectual and athletic, but also as being kind and respectful.
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I don't see the new Star Wars films as being woman-focused, I see them as being human-focused.
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Don't look at it as being bad for you—look at it as being resourceful with what we had.
|
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According to the poll, Clinton is seen as being more qualified, but Sanders is seen as being more honest.
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"The watch immediately struck me as being comparatively low-quality for a watch signed as being made in London," she said.
|
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A bunch of the technologies that have emerged in the last couple of decades were thought of as being good, as being beneficial.
|
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Anderson notes that part of this suspicion arises from commonly held stereotypes of black people as being criminal and black behavior as being deviant.
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I don't think of it as anti-beauty; I think of it as being free, and as being beauty that you decide for yourself.
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"I think this is really a good example of the need for all of us to be very, very specific about what it is we are saying so that we don't come off as being anti-Semitic, as being racist, as being bigoted," he said.
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"It's an obligation of us as being humans, us as being neighbors, us as being Muslims to not only make sure that we remain safe but we want to make sure that our neighbors, they also remain safe and protected," Ahmed says in the video.
|
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Clinton is viewed by voters as being smarter and having higher "moral standards," while Mr. Trump is seen as being a better leader and more inspiring.
|
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Anderson notes that commonly held stereotypes of black people as being criminal and black behavior as being deviant strongly shape how they are viewed by others.
|
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In a statement, Gaiman described the show as being in the works for a while, as well as being a vehicle for exploring the angel characters further.
|
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"I have allowed myself to think about Kristina as being the mother of my children and as being my wife," Blake said in an on-camera interview.
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Beyond the many technical differences, though, there is the simple fact that people don't really think of songs as being poems, or of songwriters as being poets.
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For years we've always talked about Siemens and General Electric not only as being, you know, competitors, but also as being similar in terms of the asset mix.
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The way that everyone knows you is not really the same thing as being known; you are visible, but that is not quite the same as being seen.
|
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"I have allowed myself to think about Kristina as being the mother of my children and as being my wife," Horstmann said in a confessional during the episode.
|
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Of the 30 crises identified as being plausible in 2020, close to half were assessed as being dangerous enough to trigger the use of the United States military.
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The idea that things will never be the same again—you can see those as being positive things, but you could also see those things as being quite sinister.
|
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The spirituality was credible enough, though I eventually came to regard Jawlensky's passion as being more about art than as being fully engaged in it: poignant rather than powerful.
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So, right from the get-go, I did not think of this as being part of a trilogy; I thought of it as being just a single, self-contained movie.
|
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And I would much rather have that $20 billion in these companies that I-- don't look at it as being in stocks, I look at it as being in businesses.
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And I would much rather have that $8033 billion in these companies that I don't look at it as being in stocks, I look at it as being in businesses.
|
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So, trying to move ourselves from a perception of ourselves as being victimized and rather seeing ourselves as being empowered, and being capable of making the changes that we want to see.
|
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I think that would strike some people as being concerning.
|
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I think of the middle section as being a battle.
|
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"I thought of myself as being sexy before," she declares.
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It's the same as being a woman in any workplace!
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And then that is defined as being 'strangely private'. Fine.
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TIMPF: Whoever - why is it seen as being objectively good?
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Or are you looking at this as being the future?
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You can think of police reports as being like lawsuits.
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They're known as being affectionate, cuddly, and good for therapy.
|
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The whole book strikes me as being about the apocalypse.
|
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She described it as being a particularly odd "musky" stench.
|
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" Another described Theesfeld as being emotionally abusive and "super misogynistic.
|
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And that's not the same as being partisan, she argues.
|
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Do you see the franchise as being influenced by this?
|
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All this connecting isn't seen as being fully positive, however.
|
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I think about the structure of space as being ideological.
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People in Tuk remember the concert as being very loud.
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Millennials are defined as being born between 1982 and 2004.
|
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Mr Xi sees Mao's legacy as being under similar assault.
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I got a sense of him as being quite ethereal.
|
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Does wearing nothing but a helmet count as being naked?
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But that is not necessarily the same as being atheist.
|
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Friendly bacteria, like lactobacilli, are tolerated as being like oneself.
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They see it as being really valuable for their business.
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I interpret that as being kinda two things at once.
|
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I don't see it as being that farfetched an issue.
|
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It is not the same as being found not guilty.
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Because usually being an outsider is perceived as being lonely.
|
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" Halep went on to praise Kate as being "very kind.
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"I see momentum as being a big theme," he said.
|
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Now, being "certain" is not the same as being correct.
|
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They regard themselves as being in the vanguard of openness.
|
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Worse, they unfairly perceived those Black applicants as being pushy.
|
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Local reports identified him as being of Somali descent. Rep.
|
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Is it okay to depict hate groups as being normal?
|
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They cater to what wider society terms as being alternative.
|
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That said, this could also play out as being romantic!
|
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Some have seen the comments as being supportive of pedophilia.
|
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The clip scored 98.9996 out of 100 as being synthetic.
|
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Apparently there is such a thing as being too nice.
|
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" Neptune said, "Everyone knew Tee as being an honors student.
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You wouldn't think of it back then as being cliché.
|
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" He also described the accusations as being "At best ... uncorroborated.
|
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As good as being high feels, he knows it's wrong.
|
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"We took the decisions as being market positive," said Woods.
|
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It's not the same as being a CoCom (combatant) commander.
|
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Meanwhile, KBS named Bang outright as being the figure involved.
|
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It categorized 6 million people as being "severely food insecure."
|
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It's as simple as being a sculpture, having a life.
|
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The move was widely viewed as being aimed at Huawei.
|
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The White House is characterizing her perspective as being unfounded.
|
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Those numbers were characterized as being significant to the gunman.
|
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" And Stone labeled the Mueller probe as being "politically motivated.
|
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Emails can be misinterpreted as being rude or too direct.
|
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"Married... with Children" has also been criticized as being sexist.
|
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It's not the same as being punched in the face.
|
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She also came out as being transgender in her post.
|
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It was criticized by staff as being uncomfortable and impractical.
|
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Viewers praised "Persepolis" (2007) as being both poignant and moving.
|
|
Sanders, unsurprisingly, is described by many people as being cheap.
|
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Instead, she simply described him as being handsome and aristocratic.
|
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The tweet set off angry denunciations as being highly insensitive.
|
|
They were important, but only insomuch as being a vehicle.
|
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But I didn't envision the character as being that tall.
|
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I don't see that as being anything other than beneficial.
|
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As well as being exciting it was equally as scary.
|
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I think I do see it as being equally significant.
|
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Some challenged those developments as being too little, too late.
|
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The music really comes through for me as being primary.
|
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Mr. Mann's family has described him as being mentally ill.
|
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"People think of Judson as being about minimalism," she said.
|
|
I don't see him as being beaten up right now.
|
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"I don't see that as being a starter," Meadows said.
|
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The fossil came back as being about 88,000 years old.
|
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I saw being a chef as being a performer, really.
|
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To be willfully blind is the same as being complicit.
|
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I preferred to think of myself as being painfully honest.
|
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American government maps won't identify Jerusalem as being inside Israel.
|
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I never thought of myself as being part of history.
|
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The complaint referred to two unnamed coaches as being involved.
|
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A lot of feminists didn't take that as being feminism.
|
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I remember myself as being a bit of an idiot.
|
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Bride and groom are listed as being 18 years old.
|
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I didn't remember it as being scary, but it was.
|
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Do you think of these images as being fashion pictures?
|
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Mr. Mulvaney's job has been perceived as being in jeopardy.
|
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Canada is generally seen as being good at forest management.
|
|
Allegri does not regard himself as being on sabbatical, though.
|
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That is not the same thing as being a hero.
|
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Being real is not the same thing as being honest.
|
|
" Mr. Trump had characterized their conversation as being about "life.
|
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Rowland was listed as being held in jail in Columbia.
|
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Both calls are listed as being under internal affairs investigation.
|
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There is such a thing as being too serene, however.
|
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I didn't really think of him as being distinctly different.
|
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It didn't strike me as being of a different strain.
|
|
It's quite humbling to be judged as being so calculating.
|
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Not being investigated isn't the same as being proven innocent.
|
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I think everyone sees this possibility as being so close.
|
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LG: Do you see that as being inherently more risky?
|
|
NH: There is an enormous amount of data that comes as being a services company to really what you're describing as being all things to all people in some ways... NH: To the masses.
|
|
On the subject of style, while Allbirds sees its shoes as being well designed—and even stylish—co-founder Tim Brown tells Axios he's never thought of his company as being in the fashion business.
|
|
The court might dismiss the filing as being in bad faith.
|
|
"People always saw me as being this Energizer bunny," she says.
|
|
What do you now think of California-style pizza as being?
|
|
So I regard myself as being in the wilderness a little.
|
|
His comments were widely interpreted as being directed at the group.
|
|
Perhaps. But she didn't see it as being a legal violation.
|
|
Being a jerk is not the same as being a rapist.
|
|
" Lovatt described Friedman as being "very supportive of the settlement enterprise.
|
|
It was soon formally identified as being that of Gemma Adams.
|
|
"She describes her diary as being her best friend," Jones said.
|
|
"I'm sorry that you experience me as being mean," I say.
|
|
Cooke described his adaptations as being like noir movies on paper.
|
|
Some people talked about this as being a crisis in girlhood.
|
|
Google's Pixel 3 XL is listed as being revealed in October.
|
|
"I think of the markets as being manic-depressive," Damodaran said.
|
|
Both have described themselves as being painfully shy in their youths.
|
|
I started off simply as being an advocate for green energy.
|
|
And it wasn't characterized as being illegal acts or criminal acts.
|
|
Yet McLaren doesn't strike a visitor as being short of cash.
|
|
Honestly, anyone else as dedicated as being fast every single time.
|
|
Solo defended her remarks as being inextricable from her athletic success.
|
|
Mr. Cohen castigates those who criticized the deal as being pessimistic.
|
|
As well as being speedy, the process needs to be transparent.
|
|
The curbs had been criticized by opposition figures as being authoritarian.
|
|
He estimated his chances of success as being around 30 percent.
|
|
But memories aren't the same as being stuck in a quagmire.
|
|
Mr. Milken is listed by Forbes as being worth $3.7 billion.
|
|
Some have written off these developments as being of little consequence.
|
|
"I view myself as being the average woman," she tells Variety.
|
|
I don't count success as being about rich and/or famous.
|
|
So what qualifies the Kérastase Hair Coach brush as being 'smart'?
|
|
Being bipartisan isn't the same as being nonpartisan, the group contends.
|
|
Telegram sells itself as being beyond the reach of the state.
|
|
And being human is rarely as straightforward as being a saint.
|
|
But few things are as disgusting as being inundated with feces.
|
|
But I think of the city as being more uptempo now.
|
|
Fitch regards Poste Vita as being strategically very important to Poste.
|
|
So I see the problem as being even bigger in future.
|
|
Throughout the trial, prosecutors described Golsby as being cold and calculating.
|
|
I can see how it was interpreted as being insensitive, completely.
|
|
" Patricia identifies herself as being "from somewhere out in the country.
|
|
We rate evidence that agrees with us as being more persuasive.
|
|
I just kind of look at as as being really expressive.
|
|
She was expelled from the country as being a Russian spy.
|
|
You don't think of him as being a pushover, just proper.
|
|
Why would it not be as important as being a guy?
|
|
In Europe it is seen as being ahead of its time.
|
|
We can't hold them up as being this ideal place anymore.
|
|
John Kasich as being excessively right-wing on the Medicaid issue.
|
|
A vegan diet is commonly thought of as being animal-friendly.
|
|
I'll always introduce myself as being from Houston, first and foremost.
|
|
No politician wants to go on record as being anti-baby.
|
|
He specifically called out the kits with meat as being unsafe.
|
|
Mr Najib heads the ministry, as well as being prime minister.
|
|
Huckabee's tweet was quickly criticized on social media as being racist.
|
|
And I think of her as being like this spiritual force.
|
|
The CEO confessed his previous statement as being a huge mistake.
|
|
Instead they see women's primary role as being within the family.
|
|
"People want to think about time as being linear," he says.
|
|
María: The Latin music bucket is perceived as being primarily Spanish.
|
|
None of them were blocked as being scandalous, immoral or disparaging.
|
|
Around 200,000 people have been identified as being at high risk.
|
|
"There is such a thing as being too careful," Faust said.
|
|
"They do humanitarian things and it gets confused as being political."
|
|
You have to build a reputation as being the honest broker.
|
|
It would have been perceived as being unhinged, because it is.
|
|
Ryan shook off the criticism as being part of the job.
|
|
I really just was thinking about playing instruments as being crucial.
|
|
Liking an islamophobic tweet is not the same as being islamophobic.
|
|
It's hard, in fact, to see the issues as being separate.
|
|
Nnebue is generally credited as being the father of Nollywood movies.
|
|
Wild Madagascar lists them as being endangered, mostly due to deforestation.
|
|
One source described Trump Jr. as being cooperative with the committee.
|
|
He probably sees this as being useful in that regard, too.
|
|
But the White House is charactering her perspective as being unfounded.
|
|
The hygiene hypothesis is sometimes misinterpreted as being about personal cleanliness.
|
|
Would you describe your gym as being a hyper-gendered space?
|
|
It was wrong to frame the attack as being on gays.
|
|
The ads were credited as being widely effective in Huddleston's loss.
|
|
I would never discount or discredit somebody's forces as being incapable.
|
|
The protest movement saw her as being too close to Rosselló.
|
|
"I don't see them as being just defensive guys," Girardi said.
|
|
Rather, they envision such robotic clashes as being a futuristic sport.
|
|
BUT I DON'T REALLY SEE LITECOIN AS BEING NEARLY AS INTERESTING.
|
|
How in any way could this be defined as being neutral?
|
|
Trump is described as being "white hot" over the Russia investigation.
|
|
There is such a thing as being overeager in a job.
|
|
Ms. Aitboulahcen was described as being smitten with him for years.
|
|
Drugs were seen as being behind all that's bad in society.
|
|
But being prodigiously talented isn't the same as being a prodigy.
|
|
But they don't see their protest games as being deeply political.
|
|
Liking The Office is roughly as interesting as being lactose intolerant.
|
|
"He didn't quite look at it as being profiled," she said.
|
|
The exodus was buoyed by Canada's reputation as being immigrant friendly.
|
|
Usually it is thought of as being consistently second to Apple.
|
|
Simon was also criticized as being difficult, especially with female stars.
|
|
Mr. Macdonald can see Houston as being greater than her victimhood.
|
|
People relate to them somehow as being superior, physically at least.
|
|
Republican senators, meanwhile, see their colleagues' complaints as being wildly overblown.
|
|
She talked about family as being something to cherish, to nurture.
|
|
SoCal lives up to its reputation as being generally more chill.
|
|
His, his Canadian passport has him as being in Pakistan, right?
|
|
The remaining 26 percent are categorized as being in the middle.
|
|
One resident described the police as being like flowers, for decoration.
|
|
Some saw him as being much like the boys he coached.
|
|
But being watched is not the same thing as being seen.
|
|
That's when I first noticed her as being a really standout.
|
|
Being single is just as fulfilling as being in a relationship.
|
|
" The language is described by multiple sources as being "very aggressive.
|
|
Many content moderators have described the work as being mentally taxing.
|
|
Black men in their uniforms were seen as being unduly proud.
|
|
Medical professionals panned "Grey's Anatomy" as being extremely inaccurate, though entertaining.
|
|
Swift is revealed as being surrounded by men of different generations.
|
|
But collaborators remembered Mr. Shepard as being easy to work with.
|
|
I see the trans movement as being an extension of that.
|
|
"As well as being scary, venom is amazingly useful," Seshagari said.
|
|
John Cryan: I don't see the disconnect as being too serious.
|
|
Environmental benefits are also noted as being among the main benefits.
|
|
I think other teams probably view us as being pretty close.
|
|
Clinton as being trapped within "women's issues" doesn't work for me.
|
|
People "really see Sundar as being very business-orientated," they said.
|
|
Pruitt has defended his decision as being based on sound science.
|
|
UNESCO also described the island as being free from human interference.
|
|
It marks out some as being naturally inferior, disposable and expendable.
|
|
He has denounced the case against him as being politically motivated.
|
|
That case is also listed as being under internal affairs investigation.
|
|
It's approved a variety of brands as being ethical and sustainable.
|
|
Colleagues remembered Heyer, a paralegal, as being devoted to social justice.
|
|
Police earlier described both adult victims as being in their 30s.
|
|
The change was modest, and strategists dismissed it as being unintentional.
|
|
But Tuesday's news boosts Modi's image as being strong on defense.
|
|
He is credited as being a leader of the rescue effort.
|
|
They see it as being weaker in their absurd folk belief.
|
|
Instead, we view these kinds of fetishes as being alternate sexualities.
|
|
I always think of luck as being something intangible and metaphysical.
|
|
MMA fans will look at themselves as being better than boxing.
|
|
US press has always seen us as being a very British band and UK press, particularly NME at the time, saw us as being a very US-inspired band, so it's been a weird middle ground.
|
|
For example, putting information about sexually transmitted infections in a gay bar may only reach men who identify as being gay, and miss men who have sex with men but do not identify as being gay.
|
|
This is a broad question, and it can be as superficial as being able to dye your hair whatever crazy color you want or as deep as being able to freely express your pain to your parents.
|
|
As much as being rejected can hurt, I couldn't lead her on.
|
|
Do you think there's such a thing as being objective about relationships?
|
|
" Do not refer to someone as being "pre-op" or "post-op.
|
|
The missile was clearly marked as being subject to intense customs controls.
|
|
But, nothing is as painful as being where you do not belong!
|
|
But the UK isn't recognizing Assange as being a diplomat for anywhere.
|
|
" Trump has defended the measure as being "in no way a concession.
|
|
One of the boys hailed a rescuer as being "like a father."
|
|
I never thought of myself as being in a closet or hidden.
|
|
Some of these products are marketed as being antimicrobial, but many aren't.
|
|
Of the eight injured, six are described as being in critical condition.
|
|
Perceived as being "unclean," Dalits are considered untouchable by the higher castes.
|
|
The WWF states that almost all species are classified as being "endangered".
|
|
We think of Degrassi as being a 37-year anti-bullying message.
|
|
Defines sex as being determined by chromosomes and sex assigned at birth.
|
|
Her family describes her as being a shy child and good student.
|
|
They just think of me as being normal Maame or being human.
|
|
Investigators later identified Dr. Joseph Popp as being behind the AIDS campaign.
|
|
Some pointed to the news as being evidence of a sloppy campaign.
|
|
But Avon has branded itself as being a company of its sellers.
|
|
As well as being a great talent, he was a great human.
|
|
Hayward described his condition as "being in jail" in his own head.
|
|
But others defended the president's speech as being factually accurate, if uncouth.
|
|
The NRA and congressional allies denounced the study as being politically motivated.
|
|
Ethan was described as being scared that his probation would be violated.
|
|
"You can think of this as being a data generator," explains Kapoor.
|
|
I now see it as being terrible at time and energy management.
|
|
They also condemn Turkey as being untrustworthy and a human rights abuser.
|
|
People often deride them as being old but they are hardly infirm.
|
|
I think it's unfair to single out voice devices as being worse.
|
|
I don't see myself as being intimidating, but I'm told I am.
|
|
Mr Solih and the opposition are seen as being closer to India.
|
|
Trump is still viewed as being fiercely loyal to Lewandowski, sources say.
|
|
Impeachment actions usually start off as being unpopular with the American public.
|
|
Think about the poop as being, for example, a chicken noodle soup.
|
|
In 2012, I was reported as being top three in the country.
|
|
Correction: the Austrian candidate was incorrectly stated as being Heinz-Christian Strache.
|
|
I don't see this show as being something that is body-shaming.
|
|
As well as being green, such initiatives can be useful for companies.
|
|
As well as being less diverse, they are less keen on diversity.
|
|
Only the child identified as being from Tunisia speaks in the video.
|
|
"Think of your day job as being your biggest client," Loper said.
|
|
Cows, however, have been widely criticized as being a high-methane emitter.
|
|
Why do we think of pregnant women as being weak or vulnerable?
|
|
Shaked frequently criticized Israel's Supreme Court as being too liberal and interventionist.
|
|
Buser recalled the switch to St. Barnabas as being an absolute disaster.
|
|
Ram senses that scooters are perceived as being too dangerous in America.
|
|
A key part of the book surrounds your body as being unruly.
|
|
They can be angry and they&aposre not seen as being aggressive.
|
|
"It's always looked at as being a physical loss," he told me.
|
|
After all, being satisfied is not the same thing as being stuffed.
|
|
Qualcomm is reportedly preparing to reject the offer as being too low.
|
|
The USC sports website lists Masina as being from Salt Lake City.
|
|
Of course wanting to smoke is not the same as being thirsty.
|
|
You see relationships as being stronger than the sum of their parts.
|
|
They described Kim as being committed to improving North Korea's agricultural economy.
|
|
" Minister Akins "As far as being underrepresented, I haven't personally felt it.
|
|
" Despite the requests, the renter describes themselves as being "quite easy-going.
|
|
As well as being important long-term investors, reinsurers are risk absorbers.
|
|
"We don't really look at it as being an underdog," Anas said.
|
|
Russia has long considered Afghanistan as being in its own back yard.
|
|
The man, described as being a white male weighing approximately 150 lbs.
|
|
But in her book, Teege describes her Jewish friends as being empathetic.
|
|
The telltale hairline gives it away as being not her natural hair.
|
|
Critics blasted the move as being unfair to those enrolled in Lifeline.
|
|
I'M TOTALLY COMMITTED TO PIZZA HUT AS BEING A PART OF YUM!.
|
|
Atti touted it as being an equally "audacious" counterpart to his operation.
|
|
I'm not sure it's so simple as being misunderstood this time, PewDiePie.
|
|
The startup plugs itself as being better for dogs and the environment.
|
|
These channels are a source of comfort as well as being educational.
|
|
What's the one that stands out as being closest to your heart?
|
|
The women are described as being between 25- and 30-years-old.
|
|
Richey was described by police as being in serious condition, but improving.
|
|
They were called out by critics as being disrespectful to the flag.
|
|
Lewis described Tom as being "wrapped in cotton wool" by his mother.
|
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Frank worries that if they evacuate, they'll be perceived as being weak.
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Widely regarded as being more masculine and certainly more gangsta than Barack.
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" Ironically, the company's size is listed as being "less than $1 million.
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I do actually see my campaign as being part of that movement.
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Beyond bullying Advocates see the law as being about more than bullying.
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Meanwhile, Republicans have dismissed the Times report as being a nothing-burger.
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"I sometimes refer to things as being 'so Sight Unseen,'" he said.
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I always thought of musicians as being the saints of our time.
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Two of the other victims were described as being in critical condition.
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So far, the show's internal logic defines being good as being selfless.
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Wrestling, unlike boxing, has a reputation as being the provincial fighting sport.
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What puts that over the top for you as being your favorite?
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One-third of voters identified as being independents, according to exit polling.
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Comey depicts the president as being fixated with sabotaging the Russia investigation.
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And both are viewed as being highly invested in the president's defense.
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" He described their ultimate effect as being a sensation of "sweet melancholy.
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Rather, he "was noted as being pleasant, cooperative and alert," it said.
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He singled out Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas as being particularly weak.
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Earlier, police had described the suspect as being in his late teens.
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As far as being able to purchase sex from someone who's underage?
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In what dictionary is a sprint defined as being two months long?
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It was largely portrayed as being as certain as death and taxes.
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Trump does not view the settlements as being an obstacle to peace.
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Republicans, however, see Democrats as being hypocritical and playing a political game.
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Some on the left have targeted Kavanaugh's supporters as being anti-woman.
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The Hollywood Reporter pegged the deal as being worth around $200 million.
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Iranian officials have pointed to foreign intervention as being behind the protests.
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Bezos owns The Washington Post, which the president bashes as being liberal.
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Saudi Arabia subsequently accused Hezbollah and Iran as being behind the attack.
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Some progressives view the group as being aligned with Trump and Netanyahu.
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People referred to Manson as being almost an appendage of Dennis Wilson.
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Meera is described as being close in appearance to Arya and Lyanna.
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I looked at it as being away at school for five years.
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As far as being compared to Greece, Germany, those fans are crazy.
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I think of it as being more American in a certain way.
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There was no way I could see it as being something positive.
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I don't think of my work as being in a particular time.
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Is Vodaphone known as being a major player within the Bieber cause?
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Do you think of it as being new games that you're creating?
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Others describe Trump as being in a Celebrity Apprentice-style dealmaking mode.
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"The street (financial markets) took the minutes as being dovish," Cieszynski said.
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He was the only one you could point to as being lauded.
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She describes the shock of his arrest as being like an amputation.
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A fourth victim was described as being "down" near the victim's residence.
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I think we view technology in all areas as being a shortcut.
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I see it as being like playing punk compared to concert piano.
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It could be read as being about hope in a broader sense.
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But we often don't think about bacterial viruses as being easily shared.
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There is, after all, such a thing as being pummeled into submission.
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So an iPhone could reasonably be described as being made in America.
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"She viewed him as being in the John Kennedy mode," he said.
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It's not just being singled out as being unfit simply for existing.
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Another such clavo, which he described as being underwater, included a cistern.
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Texans have seen themselves, historically, as being in a battle with nature.
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Because of party stereotypes and gender stereotypes, they're perceived as being weaker.
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In a way, I don't see the obstacles as being too great.
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It eats away at you, as well as being bad to others.
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Police also described Young as being uncooperative once officers pulled him over.
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This clue infers that being "sauced" is the same as being LIT.
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Playing point guard is not the same as being a point guard.
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"He understands our role as being vital to the world," she said.
|
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But being in the audience was not the same as being onstage.
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An officer at the scene described him as being 20 years old.
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Are you feeling the pressure as being Australia's No. 1 tennis player?
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Don't cross your arms, as that can be seen as being defensive.
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" The aide characterized her "entire existence" as being "centered on personal servitude.
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He blasted Hillary Clinton as being crooked, when he himself was crooked.
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There was no such thing as being safe from danger, not really.
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I didn't think of her as being frightening when I did her.
|
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Delgado is also on record as being disappointed in Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez .
|
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The Pentagon publicly acknowledges some 8,500 troops as being deployed in Afghanistan.
|
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It used to be that leadership was translated as being The Boss.
|
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Murphy has described his career as being "fundamentally" changed by gun violence.
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Traditionally, economists understand money creation or "money printing" as being inherently bad.
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There's nothing so fun as being the dominant tribe after a swap.
|
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The "criminal" is most frequently described as being a young, black, male.
|
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We advertised his new one as being a fifty-heart-power document.
|
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She described the debris field as being about 500 to 600 feet.
|
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Many experts see Uber as being in direct competition with public transportation.
|
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The good news is, being dependent isn't the same as being addicted.
|
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"I thought of Altadena as being too far away," Ms. Cantwell said.
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"I'd classify us as being incredibly progressive," she said of New Zealanders.
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My school is stereotyped as being the middle class drug infested school.
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Yes, probably -- but that's not the same as being removed from office.
|
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We look at the radio business, terrestrial radio business, as being interesting.
|
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Sometimes being second to the party works as well as being first.
|
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"My mom never thought of herself as being a feminist," Rivers said.
|
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He also said he remembered the coverage as being negative about him.
|
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"But I don't really see that as being a huge issue now."
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"They will attack anyone who is perceived as being effective," she said.
|
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Someone who's inebriated can also be described as being or getting lit.
|
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The fund is listed as being in poor health, the station reported.
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They're harder to shut down as well as being difficult to monitor.
|
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Here in the U.S., we take being pregnant as being much safer.
|
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It explains why most millennials define financial success as being debt-free.
|
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The park service cast the changes as being focused on public safety.
|
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In the wake of Ferguson, police see themselves as being unfairly maligned.
|
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CT: The Bank has been described as being slow complex and bureaucratic.
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Democrats, and some Republicans, have panned the measure as being too restrictive.
|
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However, he also described China and North Korea as being friendly neighbors.
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AND AGAIN I DONT THINK OF THIS AS BEING A BROAD BRUSH.
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Likewise, that strikes me as being in the natural order of things.
|
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A reporter would rather not be identified as being spoon-fed information.
|
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We may think of delivery systems for such weapons as being complex.
|
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New Yorkers mostly know it as being the home of the Alamo.
|
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The trademark is listed as being used in connection with hotel services.
|
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Otherwise, she said, being 93 was about the same as being 92.
|
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They don't want to be seen as being like the centrist anymore.
|
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"I think it's the same as being an autograph collector," he said.
|
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So do you see EPMI and IMAGIN as being within the charters?
|
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"We look at this neighborhood as being the next generation," he said.
|
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Archy picked out that one as being something he wanted to try.
|
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The labor market is viewed as being near or at full employment.
|
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Now I wasn't so focused on being repellant as being completely unapproachable.
|
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So what's the deal with describing him as being full of himself?
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Both of you talk about your work as being intertwined with nature.
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Because he's known notoriously as being incredibly combative, as we've said before.
|
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No. You described your work as being hard physically, mentally, and spiritually.
|
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" Vincent describes Traut as being particularly invested in Witchcraft's last song, the 22016-minute "Satanic Mass," which the liner notes proudly touted as being "the first Black Mass to be recorded, either in written words or in audio.
|
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" And the trans writer Julia Serano has noted the "preference for trans men over trans women," which "simply reflects the societal-wide inclination to view masculinity as being strong and natural, and femininity as being weak and artificial.
|
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As such, it positioned the $700 iPhone 11 as being its new flagship phone, while the $20183,000 iPhone 11 Pro and $1,100 iPhone 11 Pro Max were framed as being premium models targeted at camera aficionados an power users.
|
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People are beginning to think of this as being about much more than just economic practicalities, and are thinking of this as being about legitimacy, about independence, about who actually runs the country, about whether the elite is legitimate.
|
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"As we sit here right now today, I would characterize demand as being solid, as being decent — it's not what it was two years ago," JPMorgan Chase's chief financial officer, Marianne Lake, said on a conference call with journalists.
|
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Moreover, many of his followers see him as being on a divine mission.
|
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"There are people who look at the disabled as being cursed," Tebow says.
|
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However, a bug arose that showed all Pokémon as being three footprints away.
|
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Fed officials view the labor market as being at or near full employment.
|
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In early European adaptations of the story, Aladdin was depicted as being Chinese.
|
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We just don't see UTC as being caught up in the Sino-U.
|
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Hermond was described as being 5 feet 10 inches tall and 160 pounds.
|
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Politkovskaya frequently received threats and was vilified by state media as being unpatriotic.
|
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The Church is on record as being opposed to discrimination of any sort.
|
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The country couched both of those events as being part of satellite launches.
|
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The driver, he said, also pointed to the Autopilot system as being engaged.
|
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On the secondary market, prices are already as being quoted high as $550.
|
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You should think as fish as being no different as expensive prime beef.
|
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These teachings can be read as being about divine love and salvation, sure.
|
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Products that are marketed as being antimicrobial, for instance, often contain these chemicals.
|
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What do you think of as being part of a package like that?
|
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"People who are touch hungry usually present as being depressed individuals," Field says.
|
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The jobs market is viewed as being close to or at full employment.
|
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You start to perceive things as being moved perfectly through space by computers.
|
|
Hamer treated the party in the following years as being separate from herself.
|
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Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah on Sunday described Trump as being an "idiot".
|
|
" Also in the investigation, Deluz described the U.S. swimmers as being "very altered.
|
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You don't see Keisha on TV. You don't see Keisha as being sexy.
|
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But the Church has always seen all of God's animals as being blessed.
|
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Both Georgia and North Carolina have marketed themselves as being good for business.
|
|
Weaver views scams as being of some concern, but extortion worries him more.
|
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Sleep — as well as being an objective experience — is also a subjective experience.
|
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Being black in America means that you're looked upon as being the other.
|
|
As well as being centralised, Mrs May's government is an oddly secretive one.
|
|
A challenge billed as being "defined as the top level in autonomy – 5".
|
|
Man, nothing rewinds us back to childhood as quickly as being around family.
|
|
Some in the industry have criticized the Japanese regulations as being too tight.
|
|
Something as immediate and tangible and real as being knocked to the floor.
|
|
It has been advocated as being more sustainable compared to beef or lamb.
|
|
There is no such thing as being "too prepared" for a job interview.
|
|
You know, it's just like some people see chocolate as being overly decadent.
|
|
ISS is generally seen as being reluctant to recommend ousting all board members.
|
|
"The queer characters are not portrayed as being exotic or subcultural," he said.
|
|
Yet he portrays her as being just a hairbreadth short of a masochist.
|
|
Another 8003 were identified as being aligned with leftist or left-leaning organizations.
|
|
Wikipedia, for example, has been explicitly stated as being excluded from the proposals.
|
|
DO YOU SEE THAT AS BEING HARMFUL RIGHT NOW TO THE U.S. ECONOMY?
|
|
Consumers generally regard Target's grocery section as being mediocre on pricing and selection.
|
|
These drugs were seen as being expensive but as having high clinical value.
|
|
But I never really thought of it as being in the public eye.
|
|
It's hard to pin any one event as being caused by global warming.
|
|
"The suspect was described as being dress up as Santa Claus," Knouse said.
|
|
Vaccines were among the drugs most frequently cited as being in short supply.
|
|
BECAUSE IT'S BEEN WRITTEN OFF BY MR. TRUMP AS BEING LOCKER ROOM TALK.
|
|
Verdon, as well as being Fosse's long-suffering wife, was his creative collaborator.
|
|
We never thought of [Monse] as being something no one would ever wear.
|
|
The photo on the left is often captioned as being of Marilyn Monroe.
|
|
This creates the misconception of liquid silicone as being safe for bodily injection.
|
|
The man was described as being in his late 50s or early 60s.
|
|
"It's really easy to write off these spaces as being frivolous," she adds.
|
|
Overall, 49 percent of Obamacare customers viewed their health plans as being affordable.
|
|
"I see the U.S. outlook as being a positive one," Powell said Wednesday.
|
|
Reagan had a similar reputation as being shoot-from-the-hip, even unsafe.
|
|
What do you see as being the most difficult thing to get around?
|
|
Sometimes I think being really rich is as bad as being really poor.
|
|
Novelistic time is tightly bounded, as well as being sequestered in the past.
|
|
Half of respondents didn't view the Los Angeles Police Department as being honest.
|
|
But is there really such thing as being too obsessed with your pup?
|
|
He later addressed the fans, citing the primary concern as being player safety.
|
|
There is no end to the things she will regard as being lucky.
|
|
Even fewer people think about it as being biological in very early life.
|
|
"It goes back to Miss America as being, like, America's sweetheart," explains Julie.
|
|
Because she does not really strike me as being a very creative person.
|
|
It's not one of those things that jumped out as being terribly unusual.
|
|
They are flawed, messy, and capable of hurting as well as being hurt.
|
|
The expert is going to classify those variants as being pathogenic or benign.
|
|
Sometimes, winning can be as simple as being the best at one thing.
|
|
Both have been criticized as being unqualified for not having Ph.D.s in economics.
|
|
And we sort of tied to that big data as being a theme.
|
|
But conservatives like Cruz nevertheless see gridlock as being better than the alternative.
|
|
That said, the energy could also play out as being quite romantic—cute!
|
|
As the saying goes, there's no such thing as being a little pregnant.
|
|
As well as being directive, leaders also have to encourage bravery, said Forde.
|
|
One of the men, described as being in his 30s, was pronounced dead.
|
|
SO YOU CAN TAKE THEIR BENIGN TREATMENT OF ME AS BEING FACT BASED.
|
|
Chicago Alderman Anthony Beale has criticized investigations into police violence as being flawed.
|
|
Microsoft, Sony and even Apple see streaming as being the future of gaming.
|
|
It speaks to her honest experience, though isn't presented as being strictly autobiographical.
|
|
However, the report does not list Mercury as being part of the probe.
|
|
Which abandoned building will you forever remember as being the most mesmerizing experience?
|
|
Reid said the efforts are too early to earn approval as being significant.
|
|
The airport explosions, described as being "very loud," occurred just before 8 a.m.
|
|
Under Modi, the perception of India as being decidedly aligned has only strengthened.
|
|
Two of the deceased were confirmed as being part of the festival staff.
|
|
He was described as being between 5-foot-9 to 6 feet tall.
|
|
" The leaks have been described as being "Snowden 2.0" and "bigger than Snowden.
|
|
The original, unaltered image was described in 97% of cases as being happy.
|
|
Yes, Trump more publicly called out Pakistan as being part of the problem.
|
|
As well as being isolated, teachers lack well defined ways of getting better.
|
|
So we can count this story as being confirmed by the new data.
|
|
But is this new information the deal-breaker Netanyahu presented it as being?
|
|
His father was a carpenter as well as being a part-time minister.
|
|
But now suddenly this is perceived as being contrary to the Roman pontiff.
|
|
And it's listed as being based in Chicago, same as Cards Against Humanity.
|
|
Predictions that far out can be viewed as being all in good fun.
|
|
They don't want the government to be perceived as being flush with cash.
|
|
As it is invisible, clear air turbulence is seen as being especially problematic.
|
|
And no-dating rules, as well as being intrusive, can have perverse consequences.
|
|
A Fiona [Hill] assessed the conversations as being similar in tone and approach.
|
|
Being generous in defeat is just as important as being generous in victory.
|
|
However, one person described the Riesenrad as being "totally boring" on Google Reviews.
|
|
I never saw the extra work as being anything more than economically logical.
|
|
He knows you have publicly supported him as being "strong on immigration" before.
|
|
He sees the press as being a wildly unpopular institution among his base.
|
|
And it did strike me as being a rather typical university, intellectual joke.
|
|
The labor market is viewed as being close to or at full employment.
|
|
This is a manageable hazard, but that's not the same as being managed.
|
|
In hearings last Thursday, Kavanaugh painted opposition to him as being politically motivated.
|
|
Clinton as being "extremely careless" in using a private email address and server.
|
|
The chancellor often explains her decisions as being alternativlos, or without an alternative.
|
|
And he's an extraordinarily clear thinker as well as being a brilliant thinker.
|
|
"He is very consciously positioning his image as being a hero," Green said.
|
|
" Vindman also noted that he never viewed the job offers as being "legitimate.
|
|
One of them is a line listed as being for Mar-a-Lago.
|
|
Some people describe it as being drunk, and it also decreases their mood.
|
|
It does, however, market itself as being reef-safe because there's no oxybenzone.
|
|
"Buckland described Raab's comment that the law was "flawed" as being political "commentary.
|
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The U.S. labor market is viewed as being near or at full employment.
|
|
Crossing a two-way street is the same as being chased by lions.
|
|
Britain has never really thought of itself as being a part of Europe.
|
|
A few companies stood out as being highly committed to increasing gender diversity.
|
|
"We described our mission as being to make internet business personal," he added.
|
|
She won, and her campaign was widely viewed as being back on track.
|
|
A beloved fashion figure, Mr. Elbaz was widely seen as being almost irreplaceable.
|
|
Nobody thought of the midterms as being that big a deal for years.
|
|
"I've come to think of cooking as being similar to sewing," Yoon writes.
|
|
Nik, you've described this record as being the most "you" album you've made.
|
|
Reparations maybe as being so terrifying because they're an admission of failure, right?
|
|
This makes sense, as being an early home computer user was not cheap.
|
|
Meanwhile, a friend once described her as being as American as hip-hop.
|
|
However it also goes on to describe these efforts as being in "imbalance".
|
|
Students ask about careers such as being a crime analyst, we included that.
|
|
The second route is when the user flags the content as being inappropriate.
|
|
Nobody really thinks of boys as being susceptible to body dysmorphia or whatever.
|
|
According to BuzzFeed News, Buzbee is still listed on Facebook as being single.
|
|
Mr. Trump assailed a judge overseeing a lawsuit against him as being biased.
|
|
As soon as being there becomes an expectation, an obligation, that joy disappears.
|
|
"You think of pet fish as being an innocent thing," Ms. Voigt said.
|
|
I didn't think it ... I don't see it as being an everlasting job.
|
|
It has definitely served that purpose, as well as being a creative outlet.
|
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We're very insecure about the things we perceive as being unacceptable to others.
|
|
Gaiman saw this partnership as being almost as unlikely as Crowley and Aziraphale's.
|
|
Just as being the No. 1-ranked team in the world brings pressure.
|
|
Just as being the biggest, most marketable stars in the world brings pressure.
|
|
They're seen as being brash and boastful and abrasive and all those words.
|
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"There are things we don't think of as being threats," Professor Rhue said.
|
|
I'd put Branden Jacobs-Jenkins among them, as being young and exceptionally good.
|
|
I think of the pieces exhibited as being less didactic and more pleasing.
|
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I'm at a disadvantage as being a basic American who only speaks English.
|
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"You don't want to come off as being a pushy woman," she said.
|
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"When we need to, we will re-register Clinic Co as being active."
|
|
The payment to Ms. Dermansky's lawyer was listed as being made on Aug.
|
|
Others dismissed the role as being a sort of exile in the desert.
|
|
This second Picasso had also been identified as being offered by Mr. Wynn.
|
|
Duhigg, like Wood, sees habitual routines as being driven by cues and rewards.
|
|
She remembered Dr. Leary, 163 years her senior, as being boring and overweight.
|
|
I've referred to it as being out of breath at the starting line.
|
|
Stephen Foster, the man widely credited as being the father of American music.
|
|
Moynihan dismissed skepticism about the effort as being more public relations than substance.
|
|
One of the Lego sets did not ring up as being on sale.
|
|
But the picture was credited as being of another woman: Geraldine Hoff Doyle.
|
|
Some reports have his salary as being as high as $83,000 per month.
|
|
In the "Annihilation" novel, Leigh's character is described as being half-Native American.
|
|
" Trotz also described Ovechkin as being "on a little bit of a mission.
|
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We see this as being the second major phase of the Podium platform.
|
|
There, he was flagged during booking proceedings as being in the country illegally.
|
|
" Clarification: A previous version of this story described Hawking as being "wheelchair-bound.
|
|
To understand loss and longing as being merely the cost of doing business?
|
|
He has been criticized as being technocratic, abstract and sometimes lacking in empathy.
|
|
He described the ships as being hit in a "reported attack," without elaborating.
|
|
"Being underweight can be just as detrimental to a pregnancy as being overweight."
|
|
"As far as being a franchise quarterback, it's an interesting thing," Hill said.
|
|
With AlphaZero and future machines, I describe the human role as being shepherds.
|
|
TikTok's policy notably only refers to Californians as being entitled to this data.
|
|
They had dated long enough to think of themselves as being in love.
|
|
Schiff has defended his remarks as being an intentional parody of Trump's comments.
|
|
The majority continue to describe the cycle as being at a peak (123%).
|
|
Throughout Tuesday's event, Osterloh described ambient computing as being everywhere, all the time.
|
|
Many people cite Scott as being the first designer to revive the eighties.
|
|
Larry Fink noted the narrow breadth in the market as being maybe concerning.
|
|
Trump twice gave public remarks that were widely condemned as being too equivocal.
|
|
"Arriving before the shelter opens does not count as being first," it said.
|
|
The insurance fund is listed as being in poor health, according to WCHS.
|
|
But the gray banner strikes me as being just as easy to confuse.
|
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Being qualified to marry isn't the same as being qualified to raise kids.
|
|
"It's listed as being on 'manufacturer backorder' with our pharmacy supplier," Goldstein continued.
|
|
He's described the earlier private proceedings as being conducted in a "cultlike" atmosphere.
|
|
At Facebook, both execs portray their roles as being complementary to one another.
|
|
Goldman's economists have maintained that the market misinterpreted Powell's remarks as being dovish.
|
|
Do the majority of cult members recognize themselves as being members of cults?
|
|
Trump also mocked those supporting asylum as being in denial about migrants' motivations.
|
|
People think of addicts as being out of control, and they really are.
|
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He gives his address as being in Karlsruhe, about 125 miles from Friedrichshafen.
|
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Whatever else the employee defines as being fulfilling for them as an individual.
|
|
" Lemon blasted Trump's speech as being "devoid of facts and devoid of wisdom.
|
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But it's known as being the third most corrupt country in the world.
|
|
Others have pointed to the location as being less than stellar for tourists.
|
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" The piece is described as being "fashioned in a 'tell-all, confessional style.
|
|
There are other styles of rope that people describe as being more meditative.
|
|
"Craft is seen as being cute and cuddly, very kitchen table," she said.
|
|
So, I'm asking to be fairly recognized as being associated with similar work.
|
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Maintaining a dialogue with fans is perceived as being a good business strategy.
|
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But that would probably be the only thing I've experienced as being challenging.
|
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It's emotional and chilling, at the same time as being happy and sad.
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Having contempt for the law isn't the same thing as being a lawbreaker.
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But Harris sees her race as being about more than her versus Carper.
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And if we can, then I would think of that as being successful.
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I've said before: I think of this job as being a relay runner.
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It's easy to picture everything at NASA as being state-of-the-art.
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I could also see robot love as being psychologically satisfying but spiritually empty.
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"I don't recall you as being particularly vocal on such issues," McCain said.
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So when they fought, they promoted the fight as being East versus West.
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As the political scientist Lynn Vavreck of the University of California, Los Angeles, has shown, in the 2012 election more voters saw Mr. Obama as being to the left of their beliefs than saw Mitt Romney as being to their right.
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" Mr. Cowan, who was a major general in the British Army, described the anti-personnel mines as being "about the size of a Camembert cheese" and the anti-tank mines as being around "the size of a 12-inch pizza.
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"For most African-American voters, and, we should also argue, Latino voters, there are people who will identify as being ideologically moderate or conservative who still identify as being Democrat because they still are concerned with issues of race," Gillespie said.
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That nominee could, strange as it may seem, have a pathway to take on Mr. Trump on a signature issue by simultaneously attacking him from the right, as being anti-business, and from the left, as being bad for workers.
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The home is described as being "fully equipped and ready to live/adventure in."
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Such a system would certainly qualify as being the most complex market ever created.
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But they were rated as being slightly more courageous than those who did not.
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Both candidates were widely viewed as being progressive — a point of contention between them.
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As well as being far quicker and more accurate, it is also much safer.
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Hence my question: Is there such a thing as being single for too long?
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Officials say that four camera sites were noticed as being offline on January 12th.
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It wasn't really thought of as being such an important driving force for organization.
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The event was named Beachnik, and advertised on Instagram as being from 12 p.m.
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The selections were characterized as being variously dedicated to right and left-wing views.
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True to form, Manning chose to look at the glass as being half full.
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Of those claims, 221 were assessed by the government as being eligible for compensation.
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"You think of women as being nurturing, and you trust them more," she says.
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Sometimes, Nym said, people just need "someone to acknowledge their world as being true."
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We won't recognize AI as being human-like because we'll never build such limitations.
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But he described the project as being in the "very preliminary stages" of formation.
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The actors and producers have marketed the comedy as being all about supporting #BlackGirlMagic.
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"There had been attacks on comic books as being dangerous for children," explains LeClear.
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How do you look at ... I see robotics as being something real in food.
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Some see those characters as being inspired by Chacón's persona and ultra-stacked frame.
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Correction: This post originally identified the Tesla plant in Fremont as being in Fresno.
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And they took my interest in a physical component as being pushy or aggressive.
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And they have described Democrats down there as being as bad as child molesters.
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His club was praised as being the safest and most effective in the area.
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There are no police reports as far as being trespassed or entering after trespass.
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Haney, who officers have described as being homeless, is being held on $5,000 bond.
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Normally we think of a balanced dish as being neither too salty nor undersalted.
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When it comes to online security, there's no such thing as being too careful.
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The political appointments have sometimes been criticised as being biased towards governments in power.
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Bush as being "instrumental" in her husband appointing a black person to his cabinet.
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Studies show that fat people are sometimes stereotyped as being lazy, incompetent, and unattractive.
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Although earlier stories described the patient as being in a vegetative state, on Jan.
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It's just as interesting as being in a new relationship; it's just different. Sure.
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Administration officials have repeatedly described the entire immigration system as being stretched beyond limit.
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ADD conceives of the extra dimensions as being shrunken, compared with the familiar ones.
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Federal Reserve officials view the jobs market as being at or near full employment.
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Only some of these cases have been confirmed as being connected to CRF products.
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As well as being potentially deadly, air pollution also has a significant financial cost.
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It was also mocked as being too expensive and using up too much gas.
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Smith told BuzzFeed News the property was listed as being owned by a woman.
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Simpson was described as being "surprised" at the extent of her swelling and bruises.
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"For us, we view our software as being a very important asset," said Miyamoto.
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The Ohio governor has defined his entire campaign as being the anti-Trump candidate.
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Death Note has been described as being about the conflict between liberty and security.
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I'm not suggesting that Schumer defines either of those categories as being mutually exclusive.
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It also incorrectly identified a participant named Kiara as being a part of Win.
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The former mayor of Florence has always seen his place as being centre-stage.
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Two pieces of plane debris were previously confirmed as being from the missing jet.
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An early performance review described James as being "well liked" with a good personality.
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Ricardo Rosselló's administration defended as being an accurate figure for months after the hurricane.
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Privacy advocates have long criticized mobile app permissions as being both invasive and opaque.
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"It was showing signs of being emaciated" as well as being dehydrated, Blatchley said.
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But they knew that walking out of prison isn't the same as being free.
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Analysts have valued the unit as being worth roughly 5 billion euros ($5.8 billion).
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A friend of Cunanan's described their connection as being "pretty sparky" to Vanity Fair.
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"They didn't stand out as a couple as being weird or odd," he says.
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In China, this is as awkward and unusual as being naked in a meeting.
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Cynical people in Washington dismiss that as being an effort without merit or value.
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Also, several Trump suits listed on Amazon are described as being made in China.
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Kaepernick was criticized as being insulting to those who made sacrifices for the country.
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"Nothing is as good as being your own detective and checking prices," Dworsky said.
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In addition to Russia, traders also pointed to Iran as being a wild card.
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And of course WADA has still to look at RUSAF as being code-compliant.
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What I think of as being my body plan is entirely dependent on gravity.
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Bresch's senator father Manchin is on the record as being opposed to tax inversions.
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"I see a gradual upward pace in interest rates as being appropriate," Mester said.
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"Sometimes a less accurate forecast is perceived as being a better forecast," Floehr said.
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"People have this image of dire wolves as being these massive creatures," he said.
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He described a previous report that found no evidence of wrongdoing as being compromised.
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"It started with identifying Makayla as being evil," he testified at a January hearing.
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Many were listed as being dozens of gigabytes, indicating a huge mass of files.
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Nevertheless, the EC model is often touted as being more accurate than the GFS.
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The victim is described as being a 32 years old, according to ABC News.
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The passenger of the car was described as being about 5-11, 240 lbs.
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Cole described Doolittle as being very patient and not a 'blustery type of individual.
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Edit: This article originally credited Song to the Seagull as being released in 1972.
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Aldrin's manager, Christina Korp, described Aldrin as being in "good spirits," the statement reads.
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Pussy, wimp, and faggot—those are words that just mark you as being effeminate.
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As well as being technologically advanced, there is a heavy emphasis placed on sustainability.
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Ice cream truck operators—and ice cream itself—have come off as being faultless.
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In Chicago, Trump hailed Poland as being up to date with its defense contributions.
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Fitch views leverage sustaining between 6x - 7503x as being appropriate for the 'BBB' rating.
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But that elongated skull would give them away as being not quite like us.
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But being black and Muslim isn't the same as being just Muslim, she says.
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Two further action RPGs stand out as being likely to impress when they're released.
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Because the disease starts with unexplained seizures, many patients are misdiagnosed as being epileptic.
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As well as being men, the astronauts were white, too, white as the spacesuits.
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Modi was also full of praise, describing the visit as being "filled with friendliness".
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For us, we view our software as being a very important asset for us.
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Toronto is frequently ranked as being one of the safest cities in the world.
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It isn't as simple as being about territory or money or any of that.
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But critics saw the amendments as being designed to cover up high-level malfeasance.
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Keeping warming to 2°C was seen by the study's authors as being important.
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As far as being on tour goes, being a musician is a great job.
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It's music that Deeon himself describes as being "for the strippers, for the street".
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The Anne Frank Center rightfully labeled Trump's remarks as being too little, too late.
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Mullah Mansour was viewed by some field commanders as being too close to Pakistan.
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As well as being hard to understand, the scoring system appears to be skewed.
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Chris Le describes his brainstorming process as being as much about marketability as creativity.
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Commenters have described the Sea of Azov as being turned into a Russian lake.
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Prior to Watergate, Reagan had occasionally been critical of Nixon as being too liberal.
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The payments are just described as being for "legal services" on the FEC filings.
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And it's not just its reputation as being an unromantic destination that's the problem.
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Despite its subject matter, it doesn't strike me as being an overtly "political" song.
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The White House has cast him as being the victim of a smear campaign.
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" Bolton disputed the characterization of the U.S. as being "engaged in a cyber war.
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Of the drugs described as being potentially adulterated are skincare and Assured Brand products.
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He treats the U.S. as being equal to the totalitarian murderous regime of Russia.
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We kind of think of it as being able to replay the U.S. playbook.
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In the original version of the script, it was described as being bear-like.
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The two senators pointed at U.S. immigration laws as being culpable in the death.
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Clinton as being irate but Mr. Trump as simply trying to best his opponent?
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But some people reviewed it on Google Reviews as being too expensive and boring.
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" Ryan specifically mentioned Medicare as being the "biggest entitlement that's got to have reform.
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That study found that 60% of respondents define financial success as being debt-free.
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MSM describes behavior perceived as being high-risk for HIV transmission: sex between men.
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And Democrats were seen as being more opposed to a possible shutdown than Republicans.
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In a phone call, Bondi characterized the protesters as being ready for a confrontation.
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Still, officials said they saw the protesters as being manipulated by the political opposition.
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Posing nude is not the same as being a porn star, but come on!
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The Justice Department and other Republicans, however, have slammed the subpoena as being premature.
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Both policies reflect the deep animosity against immigrants who were perceived as being undeserving.
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No residents of Erie have been publicly reported as being injured in the storm.
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" Kaepernick spoke of Ali's legacy as "being that of a champion of the people.
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An aide to McAuliffe defended the governor's order as being within his constitutional authority.
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We typically conceive of poverty as being largely an urban phenomenon in our country.
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It's tempting to think of an economic expansion as being like a life span.
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He described the driver as being a 50-year-old man from western Michigan.
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Companies have two hours to move bikes that are reported as being incorrectly parked.
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In different descriptions, Appel described the sharks as being at least 50-feet long.
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For most purposes—work, visiting, play—the avatar was as good as being there.
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