We are enough Not as one but as one of many.
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It becomes small as one song, as one kiss of the eternal.
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In that moment, we're all feeling something — as one nation, as one race.
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He positions himself as one of them but they never saw him as one.
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Some held banners reading: "We rise as one, we fight as one" and "Stop violence".
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It began as one of sports' greatest triumphs and ended as one of its biggest scandals.
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As one danced, the other stood still; as one carried forward, the other lingered behind, unwilling to continue the pilgrimage.
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They form a sort of sisterhood, moving as one — and seemingly breathing as one — which gives the dance its gossamer sheen.
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The matchup Monday was hardly as one-sided as one might have expected based solely on the pedigrees of the programs.
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Nicholas Kristof rightly points to drug-related crimes as one of the causes and to treatment as one of the solutions.
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Lloyd Doggett, as one that was drawn improperly, with race as one of the main factors, to minimize the number of Democratic districts.
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This has earned him a reputation as one of UK rap's most fearless voices, as well as one of its most imaginative artists.
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As one of the platform&aposs longest-running shows, the series has been acclaimed as one the best animated shows of all time.
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It means seeing my position not as one defined by lack, but as one rich with the potential for collaboration, solidarity, and giving back.
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Hollinghurst is routinely praised not simply as one of the best living English novelists but as one of the best living novelists working in English.
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The shooting still ranks as one of the worst mass shootings in US history as well as one of the deadliest episodes of school violence.
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The characters include Uber co-founder and director Garrett Camp; Kalanick BFF and investor Shervin Pishevar; the (mostly) boys of Benchmark, who write as one; and the board members of Uber who aren't suing each other, who also write as one but are actually not as one at all.
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"Night testing - as one of the approaches to reaching communities - needs to be promoted as one of a comprehensive package of services," Samba told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Prosecutors portrayed him in his prime as one of the Mafia's top "earners," generating many millions of dollars in loot, and as one of its most fearsome killers.
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Many Indonesians see government corruption as one of the nation's biggest problems and view the commission as one of the few entities that has done something about it.
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For example, those who view Obama as one of the worst American presidents outnumber those who view him as one of the best by nearly a 3-1 margin.
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Mainstream Democrats have tended to see high-skilled visas as one component of broader immigration reform and the tech industry as one member of the coalition pushing for it.
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As one of the few black candidates in the field — and as one with a tendency toward sweeping, unity-oriented speeches — he'd long drawn comparisons to former President Obama.
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Many Scots felt that Mrs May's insistence that the United Kingdom which had joined the EU as one country would leave it as one country ignored two decades of devolution.
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In 2016, Pons was named as one of People en Español's 25 Most Powerful Women and recognized by Time Magazine as one of the 30 Most Influential teens of 2015.
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As Trump's longest-serving political aide, Hicks also became known as one of his closest, almost like a "security blanket," as one source told Vanity Fair, and collected myriad titles.
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At any rate, he stands as one of the greatest studies in a fighter's change over time, and certainly as one of the savviest heavyweights to ever get into the ring.
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That guy may be the "definition of a flawed candidate," as one GOP operative put it, and "Montana's version of Ted Cruz: Nobody likes him," as one resident said to me.
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Tweed is seen as one of as one of the largest, if not the largest, weed companies in Canada, a country that is on the verge of full-blown marijuana legalization.
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Not just as one who served her country with steady hands, but also as one who provides an oasis of sanity in a desert of self-seeking, power-mongering African leaders.
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" The bank dubbed Turkey as one of " in 2017.
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Such as — one recent addition — an escrow payment service.
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As one example, after RentPath — the owner of Rent.
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She has been recognized by Ad Age as one of the 0003 Most Influential Women in Advertising and by the Wall Street Journal as one of the Top 50 Women to Watch.
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As one of China's two largest telecom equipment makers, ZTE has been heralded as one of the country's "national champions" that will lead China into its next phase of technologically driven growth.
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Rodrigo found CareCoach on an online freelancing platform and was hired in December 923 as one of the company's earliest contractors, role-playing 36 hours a week as one of the service's avatars.
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In 2015, Holmes was featured on several front page covers (including Forbes) and was honored as one of TIME's 100 most influential people as well as one of Glamour's Women of the Year.
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He saw the project not as one that would improve the building as a whole, but as one in which the common space would be used to improve the value of some apartments.
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Her decision to seek re-election is not unexpected, but as one of the chamber's few remaining moderates, she is seen as one of the more vulnerable senators in an increasingly polarized environment.
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It still ranks as one of the most expensive movies ever made and is regarded as one of the best uses of CGI in history — no matter what people say about the plot.
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Yet it is seen as one of society's great headaches.
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As one of the internet's pioneers, eBay's seen it all.
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Its owner, Josh Sharkey, cited escalating costs as one reason.
|
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But Haaretz saw the evening as one for the books.
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As one woman's experience demonstrates, reporting isn't always that simple.
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The brash British chef responded exactly as one would expect.
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By choosing Storyville as one of the settings for "Formation,"
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But as one [Chinese] businessman said: 'China is our ocean'.
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It wasn't exactly "crime cosplay," as one puzzled attendee expected.
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" As one senior official told us, He's "fine -- for now.
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That would count as one game played in the final.
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As one source said, she's incapable of performing for anyone.
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Minit begins as one of the most frustrating games ever.
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But increasingly, celebrities cite it as one of society's ills.
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Or, as one sadly convincing Reddit theory posits, she's dead.
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Amazon recently announced Queens as one of its HQ2 sites.
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As one adviser's star falls, another's is on the rise.
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It's hard to care as one should about the characters.
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Antonov was listed as one of the site's main contributors.
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"These are important relationships," as one former staffer described it.
|
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According to the interview, she totally identifies as one now.
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Stewart currently works as one of the hosts of E!
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Faraway Singapore adopted it as one of its "mother tongues".
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Best known as one half of the duo Mobb Deep.
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Conservatives don't view Anthony Kennedy as one of their own.
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As one would expect, Amal has "amazing hair," he shares.
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Watch above as one woman goes through 10 incredible transformations.
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It's also not available as one of the preorder bonuses.
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Liang names Miyazaki as one of the his primary influences.
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I'm counting all three of those questions as one question.
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People are, as one would expect, not happy about it.
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But that will not stop it being seen as one.
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Wag would certainly qualify as one of SoftBank's riskier ones.
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Khashoggi was not specifically identified as one of those targeted.
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He became known as one of Hu's most trusted advisers.
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Telehealth, or virtual visits, are emerging as one possible solution.
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And it turned out as one of the best scenes.
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As one of the IRCPs' administrators, Biros reads every claim.
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Fernéndez was confirmed as one of the three deceased found.
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You've emerged as one of the faces of this group.
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It just counts as one win, just like this one.
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As one opponent quipped, 'Sisi is just Mubarak on steroids.
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And its members are trying to act more as one.
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As one woman put it in the pages of Utopia
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As one would expect, some have fared better than others.
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As one officer approached Tran, he began to walk away.
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He's known as one of the industry's most talented musicians.
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Tribeca selected it as one of 55 shorts to showcase.
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"They laughed as one of them said, "Oh, he's dead.
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But Hollywood never accepted him as one of its own.
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For me, it all started out as one big adventure.
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India will emerge as one of the world's greatest consumers.
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Leaders view goal attainment as one step in employee development.
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The scene was just as good as one could hope.
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Instead, she sees the whole situation as one big laugh.
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It's as close to casually obsessed as one can get.
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Someone who's been around is seen as one of us.
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You mentioned sulfites as one of the problems in wine.
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As one Gallagher brother's album campaign ends, so another's begins.
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"As one does," the model jokes while flipping her hair.
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Kemet is listed by Apple as one of its suppliers.
|
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Dressing up as one of the presidential candidates this weekend?
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It seemed like it all worked as one big thing.
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But as one prestige TV door closes, another one opens.
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We just put it there as one of the issues.
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Trash has emerged as one of China's biggest environmental challenges.
|
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Godsil pointed to the transgender canvassing study as one example.
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Oh, and as one Twitter user pointed out, there's this.
|
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Yet it's still most often recommend as one monolithic practice.
|
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He did not mention environmentalists as one of those stakeholders.
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"We see each other as one family," Mr. Bimpeh said.
|
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Other legal scholars saw Kennedy as one of a kind.
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Amazon UK lists Royal Mail as one of its carriers.
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Five prosecution witnesses identified Shadwick as one of the robbers.
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Mycologists studying the fungus point to overharvesting as one reason.
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As one might expect, things didn't turn out as planned.
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He was regarded as one of the greatest defensive fighters.
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The Conservative advantage increased as one climbed the age ladder.
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True creativity endures as one of the last eternal scarcities!
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As one of my colleagues said, this was straight loco.
|
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" As one conservative economist told Bloomberg, "It's death to Democrats.
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Extremely honored to be included as one of the speakers.
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He will be seen as one of the best ones.
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"There is no such thing as one Shariah," he said.
|
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And, of course, as one more bit of canny branding.
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That pact recognizes REDD+ as one way to do that.
|
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Republicans view Clinton's unpopularity as one of her primary weaknesses.
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He counts Dennis Rodman as one of his closest friends.
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In some states, it's as high as one in five.
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But then Trump had not yet rebranded himself as one.
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Disney, as one might guess, almost never finds it amusing.
|
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As one explores the idea further, it becomes more attractive.
|
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But what if we view Airbnb as one giant hotel?
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Forbes listed him as one of Africa's 50 richest men.
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The others don't really accept me as one of them.
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They are treating the case as one of domestic terrorism.
|
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Romero will likely go down as one for the ages.
|
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Logging your period is as easy as one simple tap.
|
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Sessions has emerged as one of Trump's most polarizing picks.
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She cited speed as one advantage of such a campaign.
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We always pitched it as one movie, and that's it.
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Builders cited a shortage of developed land as one reason.
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But Saleh ended up as one of the lucky ones.
|
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Brownback's legacy will be viewed as one and the same.
|
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And when we come together as one, we are invincible.
|
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So, prison is something that unites us as one race.
|
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Dollywood excels, as one might expect, in traditional Southern fare.
|
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Amazon UK lists Royal Mail as one of its carriers.
|
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Unfortunately, this is not as straightforward as one might think.
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Their posts are often intensely bigoted, as one might expect.
|
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It wasn't, as one might expect, a lengthy, sentimental goodbye.
|
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By the end, you and Cardiff are breathing as one.
|
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As one Twitter user pointed out, who bakes zucchini anyway?
|
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Count Kelly Ripa as one of Idris Elba's biggest fans.
|
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The title does not count as one of the lines.
|
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"When five play as one," Carlisle said, "you win championships."
|
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I don't think women saw her as one of them.
|
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Ms. Yellen cited persistently weak wage growth as one reason.
|
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Those Olympics were viewed as one of Russia's least successful.
|
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But as soon as one dealer departs, another steps up.
|
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He's known as one of the founding fathers of Bourbon.
|
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In J.T. LeRoy's case, she wrote as one of them.
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It took me some time to even identify as one.
|
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The change has been rocky, as one might be expect.
|
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But, I don't see them as one or the other.
|
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As one of the hardest exposures, he even emailed Connor.
|
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As one might expect, he isn't meekly lying in wait.
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He was there to guide us, as one of us.
|
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To be fair, it also costs as much as one.
|
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Wirecutter included the mStand360 as one of its top picks.
|
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Still, MADE NYC makes the cut as one of Booking.
|
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But this time it's about me, as one of them.
|
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As one of his last efforts before leaving office, Gov.
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I was selected as one of several guides for Oidvin.
|
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Wars force citizens of a nation to respond as one.
|
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I'm not sure that's as satisfying as one would hope.
|
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He served as one of the advisers for our walk.
|
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And you have emerged as one of the key others.
|
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Cohen spent years as one of Trump's most important aides.
|
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As one naval commander says, "Listen, history plays strange games."
|
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It is about as biologically intimate as one can get.
|
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Donald C. Bolduc, as one reason for the failed mission.
|
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Republicans also characterize the issue as one of local mismanagement.
|
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The logical conclusion of the blackpill is, as one incels.
|
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Clinton for counting Harvey Weinstein as one of her supporters.
|
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Last January, as one does, I pledged to eat better.
|
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It's personal (as one of the showrunners, Dan Weiss, says)?
|
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I looked upon him as one of my best friends.
|
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Consume hot or warm as one might consume hot chocolate.
|
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The UN claims the referendum as one of its triumphs.
|
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America's most liberal president, he assiduously avoided campaigning as one.
|
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The G Stylus, as one might guess, has a stylus.
|
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As one commentator has said, Trump isn't draining the swamp.
|
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But it may have acted as one, all the same.
|
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This was regarded as one of Trump's better presidential moments.
|
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It comes as one piece so there's no assembly required.
|
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The men obviously are separate, but they appear as one.
|
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If an audience ever sighed as one, it does here.
|
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She hates to think of herself as one of them.
|
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Many on Wall Street saw Zabel as one of them.
|
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" As one of Bernie's younger supporters might say: "Wow. Rude!
|
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Courtney's client isn't nearly as diversified as one might imagine.
|
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The woman then identified herself as one of the accusers.
|
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It reduces and constricts, it treats the many as one.
|
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Prosecutors have identified Ms. Park as one of the bribetakers.
|
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What began as one woman's fight has become much bigger.
|
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The regression line is positively sloped as one would expect.
|
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His teammates described him as one of Eritrea's best players.
|
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This has always struck me as one of those categories.
|
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So, we absolutely are going to operate as one ViacomCBS.
|
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She did not identify Kavanaugh as one of her attackers.
|
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But the fires were counted as one event by NOAA.
|
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"Mike Bloomberg treated us as one of five," Oddo said.
|
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As one expert noted, bribery is by its nature invisible.
|
|
But as one reviewer succinctly wrote, "Welcome to the future."
|
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" He described Pakistanis as "one of the most intelligent people.
|
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"They are flying a kite," as one diplomat put it.
|
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Art has emerged as one of our last truthful experiences.
|
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A young Ethan Hawke stars as one of Keating's students.
|
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And destroy this painting, as one of the artists suggests?
|
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Education is touted as one way to rectify the difference.
|
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J.Crew is known as one of America's foremost preppy brands.
|
|
Hickenlooper could emerge as one of the last people standing.
|
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As one source said ... "Caitlyn has always been about Caitlyn."
|
|
"Trump's gonna Trump," as one observer described the Beltway reaction.
|
|
Two of six is the same as one of 12!
|
|
Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota defended her presidential candidacy as one that could appeal to both moderate and liberal voters, calling herself a "proven progressive" and casting her record as one of bipartisan accomplishment.
|
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The shooting at Columbine -- about 20173 miles from the scene of Tuesday's slaughter -- ranked as one of the worst mass shootings in US history as well as one of the deadliest episodes of school violence.
|
|
Across cities nationwide, the proportion of boys who reported having sex before age 83 ranged from as small as one in 20 in San Francisco to as large as one in four in Memphis, Tennessee.
|
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Page, who Trump singled out by name in a March 2016 interview as one of his foreign policy advisers, was first named in January as one of multiple Trump associates under investigation by law enforcement.
|
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"Just as one loves one's own eyes, one must love ethnic unity; just as one takes one's own livelihood seriously, one must take ethnic unity seriously," Xi told the delegation, according to the state broadcaster.
|
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Here are the cities ranked best for millennials: With a longstanding reputation as one of the world's most livable cities, it's perhaps unsurprising that Melbourne emerged as one of ValueChampion's top five cities for millennials.
|
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McGregor attended the World Cup final as one of Putin's guests according to the caption below the image, in which he also described the Russian President as "one of the greatest leaders of our time".
|
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Nose tackle Vince Wilfork lined up as one of his blockers.
|
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Snap was a camera company, pointing to Spectacles as one example.
|
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"I see this as one early piece of evidence," Simon says.
|
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Smith described her street as one where neighbors typically keep watch.
|
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And it worked to be trusted as 'one of the guys.
|
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He highlighted the ACA as one incremental change for the better.
|
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And who wouldn't want to dress up as one of them?
|
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That leaves mergers and acquisitions as one possible strategy for 2017.
|
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We'll update with a statement as soon as one is available.
|
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As one editor pointed out here, there's nothing wrong with Hotmail.
|
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Unfortunately, as one reacher found, they could have done just that.
|
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It's known as one of the most haunted houses in America.
|
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In October, it rolled out Triple Breakfast Stacks as one example.
|
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You know, just casually putting it out there — as one would.
|
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As one source said, the editing of the auditions is everything.
|
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Eventually, she graduates from fish to human flesh, as one does.
|
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McCain named Flynn as one person about whom he had questions.
|
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Blockchain, he said, was useful as one of many technology tools.
|
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You already know Awkwafina as one of the funniest women onscreen.
|
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Authorities have not officially identified Zamarripa as one of the deceased.
|
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It was featured as one of the sixth-generation iPod colors.
|
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Officer Samuel Jimenez has been identified as one of the victims.
|
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It now counts Wells Fargo as one of its largest clients.
|
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Its 1,050 horsepower engine is "insane," as one executive described it.
|
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"As soon as one is taken down, five more pop up."
|
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As one bit of the industry is crimped, however, another flourishes.
|
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They all came together as one whole gathering of indigenous people.
|
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The audio was released as one file with no time stamps.
|
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Benioff has already emerged as one of the city's great philanthropists.
|
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The eighth episode, structured as one long conversation, is a marvel.
|
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Meals were provided for as low as one rupee (25 cents).
|
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As well as one piece of reality: Who has the job?
|
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I like to think of us as one perfect human being.
|
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Samba Capital was earlier named as one of two local advisers.
|
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Many people view him as one of the worst modern presidents.
|
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As one participant told me: ''Self-help is just the gateway.
|
|
Two can live as cheaply as one, the old saying goes.
|
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The Witcher 2 should be remembered as one of those games.
|
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S. credentials as one of his few remaining sources of support.
|
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He mentioned Jordan Peterson, the conservative Canadian academic, as one possibility.
|
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And it's using sports as one way to get to them.
|
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As it goes down as one of my faves of 2018!
|
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Abe declared North Korea as one of Japan's two national crises.
|
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As many as one million asylum seekers entered Germany last year.
|
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It also announces its decision as soon as one is reached.
|
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He's widely respected as one of the top bookmakers in Vegas.
|
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It stands as one of the best meals of my life.
|
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By and large, the data plays out as one might expect.
|
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Hard floors give way to carpets as one approaches office areas.
|
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It has been dubbed as one of the largest aircraft competitions.
|
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As soon as one problem is fixed, however, another comes knocking.
|
|
Stewart, 30, currently works as one of the hosts of E!
|
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As one commenter put it: What a time to be alive.
|
|
As one might assume, some of them are holding selfie sticks.
|
|
Orban is seen as one of Europe's most divisive leaders, however.
|
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Spag bol is regularly named as one of Britain's favourite foods.
|
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Meanwhile, as one part of the deal, Mr Deng is back.
|
|
Do you find that your work as one influences the other?
|
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You pinch your nose to keep from sneezing, as one does.
|
|
Taylor cites an F16 jet as one inspiration for his vision.
|
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Mr. Brock has emerged in this campaign as one of Mrs.
|
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Biden, 73, has emerged as one of Clinton's most powerful surrogates.
|
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ISIS may also opportunistically claim Rahami as one of its soldiers.
|
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He singled out financial stability as one area of particular risk.
|
|
Ellis has recently emerged as one of the medium's breakout stars.
|
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It's not a fair fight -- and shouldn't be presented as one.
|
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Wild, as one example, will hit the streaming platform this week.
|
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"Just hoping someday the world will be as one," he wrote.
|
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He participated in the study as one of seven test subjects.
|
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Max Krause was thinking of buying some bitcoin, as one does.
|
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He's selling his candidacy as one focused on national security. Rep.
|
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As one of three myself, I think it's a lucky number!
|
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I don't want to pretend that we treat it as one.
|
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However, as soon as one comes to mind, it refutes them.
|
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"We need to come together as one," said NE-YO, 36.
|
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Rather, view it as one piece of a larger transition process.
|
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Pence cited a plan he expanded in Indiana as one example.
|
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The odds could also be as low as one in 3,13.
|
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We are all in this together, as one, united in love.
|
|
Fan reaction was pretty much as euphoric as one might expect.
|
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He acted as one of the death camp's paramedics from Aug.
|
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BP has earmarked Egypt as one of its key growth markets.
|
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Millions are PISSED, and you can count Amy as one them.
|
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As one might imagine, they are extremely pleased with the news.
|
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We will unite as one against Trump and his lying government.
|
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It's not clear when you're treating the gang as one monolith.
|
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Tata Communications is now joining as one of the lead collaborators.
|
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And they have spoken as one in outrage at Trump's remarks.
|
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It's as beautifully rendered as one could manage at the time.
|
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Then again, Claude Viallat sees his entire output as one painting.
|
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Krupskaya must have interpreted it, as one would a Ouija board.
|
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The 2016 campaign will not be remembered as one of those.
|
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Graves framed the issue as one of shoring up states' coasts.
|
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" As one Twitter user put it, "I choose people over straws.
|
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The Witcher 2 should be remembered as one of those games.
|
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As one might imagine, reactions have been somewhat less than positive.
|
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The defector painted his birth country as one in dire straits.
|
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" He praised the current era as one of "shark conservation activism.
|
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We face a pandemic, and we should treat it as one.
|
|
Haley is already earmarked as one that could fill the bill.
|
|
Prokopchuk will remain as one of the organization's three vice presidents.
|
|
Haslam's decision comes as one of his last acts in office.
|
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A quick Google search provides articles such as one from Singularityhub.
|
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German debt is seen as one of the world's safest assets.
|
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As one who's written for the Book Review, I'm truly embarrassed.
|
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As one study points out, it did not achieve its objective.
|
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Indian authorities report rape as one of its fastest growing crimes.
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He's notable as one of several military veterans signing the letter.
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Finland is often referenced as one of the top education systems.
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Obituaries heralded him as one of the heroes of those negotiations.
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"As one of those 'troublemakers,' I take his words seriously," Rep.
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" As one resident put it: "The people of Baiyin were different
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We always pitched it as one movie, and that&aposs it.
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Apple, as one can expect, sued the brothers over the trademark.
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Widodo has been seen as one of the governor's main supporters.
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He cited Donald J. Trump's comments about China as one example.
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"The world is full of con men," as one character notes.
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They rank as one of the state's favorite coastal wildlife attractions.
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They shouldn't ignite "like a nightdress," as one bystander put it.
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Now I view them as one integrated stream of constant learning.
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Don't just think of the debt as one large lump sum.
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Hoarders: Reeves breezily mentions the decline in trade unions as one
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It does so for the promoted drug, as one would expect.
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AEP cites work preparedness as one key aspect of arts education.
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Gerard counts conservative icon Barry Goldwater as one of her heroes.
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Their take on the song was, as one might expect, excellent.
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How do you all see ... Is it run as one brand?
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As one might expect, refugees face challenges other immigrants might not.
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You've mentioned J Dilla as one of your most prominent influences.
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I'm very fortunate to have him as one of my vets.
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"It still holds as one of my favorite episodes," says Weinstein.
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The inspiration is, as one might expect, the beloved Lupita Nyong'o.
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This feels like a constructive debate, we operate as one team.
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He identified the draft rules around emissions trading as one weakness.
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She ran the Honolulu Marathon, as one of about 20 women.
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Officials want to reduce that to as little as one year.
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Stone appeared as one of the leads in "Irrational Man" (2015).
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Produce is widely cited as one of the grocer's greatest strengths.
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Why didn't Lydia recognize the doctor as one of her own?
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Hadeel Abdulaziz AlRashed could be viewed as one of those recruits.
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We count it as one of our most helpful apartment purchases.
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" As one person responded on Twitter, "Some days I'm the man.
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He framed the battle as one best fought by other countries.
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Amputation was specified as one of the punishments for runaway slaves.
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It lurks all around, as one immersed in grief quickly learns.
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As one source says, the effects of aging are clearly present.
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But he's as much a prop as one of the billboards.
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It's regularly listed as one of the greatest Super Bowls ever.
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In softball, she ranks as one of her team's top hitters.
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The Islamic State claimed Mr. Chekatt as one of its soldiers.
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Is he, as one of the other teachers suggested, "a shooter"?
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It's regarded as one of the greatest works in modern literature.
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She is now admired as one of the village success stories.
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The shoe industry is seen as one of the most reliant.
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Or, as one two-hour session was titled, Dress to Win.
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Lombard Street is known as one of the world's "crookedest" streets.
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As one of us argued at the time, he was wrong.
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Phyllis' obituary lists his father as one of her three sons.
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I think of it as one of the great redemption stories.
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As one source put it, "She takes the mom thing seriously."
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Mr. Pence framed the issue as one of patriotism and respect.
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It ranks as one of the world's most devastating natural disasters.
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The new fealty toward Serbia, as one regional analyst wrote, is
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As one of the few black female C.E.O.s, the loneliness builds.
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I put that up there as one of my greatest achievements.
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The staff had picked the 2018 theme "As One" last year.
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"Half the park is after dark," as one ranger put it.
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" Or, as one orchestra member's sign plaintively put it, "WTF ROY?
|
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Meanwhile, the delegates hail Michael Bloomberg as one of their own.
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Fisheries have already emerged as one of the biggest sticking points.
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In January, he was featured as one of GoFundMe's kid heroes.
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The Steele information served as one piece of the lengthy application.
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You know, like they accepted me as one of their own.
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Originally scheduled as one event, organizers had to split the Feb.
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He highlighted AEM's superior discipline as one reason for its success.
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But workers' wages haven't grown as fast as one would expect.
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"He never saw people as one race or another," he said.
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It cited uncertainty over Brexit as one reason for the decision.
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As one senator told me, 'this is a red line issue.
|
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Facebook's status as one of the most desirable employers is waning.
|
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Then, Trump called for the country to come together as one.
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"missing" server as one of the fictions propagated by Russia's security
|
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For every athlete, one practice or competition counts as one exposure.
|
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O'Grady cites Python's versatility as one reason for its ongoing popularity.
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Or perhaps, as one official said, the whole thing was Photoshopped.
|
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History will record Ewing as coming as close as one gets.
|
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"Popeye" was known as one of Escobar's most dreaded hit men.
|
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She also serves as one of the Trump campaign's senior advisers.
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"As long as one station stays here, I'll be all right."
|
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Weren't you sorta into Biden as one of the moderate possibilities?
|
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It touts itself as one of the fastest-growing hospitality companies.
|
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Karp is listed by the campaign as one of Biden's bundlers.
|
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"Marriage is about sacrifice as you join as one," he said.
|
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As one club official said, where do you draw the line?
|
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Doctor regularly ranks as one of the three most trusted professions.
|
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The company cited weaker order frequency as one of the catalysts.
|
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Unfortunately, they haven't found as much success as one might think.
|
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His head drooped as one of his cornermen helped him stand.
|
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These presentations are meant, simply, as readings, as one-time interpretations.
|
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Today's cluing was tough, as one might expect on a Saturday.
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I'm representing my client American Express as one of the influencers.
|
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Tobacco use was defined as one or more cigarettes per day.
|
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He picks Intel as one with the greatest potential to rally.
|
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In her affidavit, she named Dershowitz as one of those friends.
|
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As one character observes, "We move in circles in this life."
|
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It is possible to think of these controversies as one-offs.
|
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Education used to serve as one of the few class equalizers.
|
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Alfonso Santamaría, 43, serves as one of Father Ángel's altar boys.
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That is what caused us to come together as one hand.
|
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Probably disguised as one of the members of the Seventh Kalvary.
|
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It, too, lists Whole Foods as one of its distribution partners.
|
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" However, he slammed additional allegations as "one-sided, tabloid trash garbage.
|
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Investigations have highlighted police incompetence as one cause of the chaos.
|
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Polls show voters rating it as one of their highest priorities.
|
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As one might expect, this will create a lot of steam.
|
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This routine can take as little as one hour a day.
|
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They've always also had this as one of their selling points.
|
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It cited uncertainty over Brexit as one reason for the switch.
|
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As soon as one leaves Freeport though, those scant privileges vanish.
|
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An American in Hawaii is as American as one from Alabama.
|
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Parkway earned a reputation as one of Chicago's most violent areas.
|
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Budapest truly deserves its reputation as one of Europe's loveliest capitals.
|
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Neither is Gren, although the outside world treats him as one.
|
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Nonetheless, Mr. Son has emerged as one of WeWork's biggest boosters.
|
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San Diego is credited as one of the birthplaces of skateboarding.
|
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Criticize the South Korean government as one that appeases Pyongyang. 24.
|
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The euro fell as much as one percent to 128.24 yen.
|
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And I think we saw London as one of those opportunities.
|
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Obviously, as one self-progresses, you think, 'Oh, you're the man.
|
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As one might expect, the lawsuit includes a statement by Cenedella.
|
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Or, as one redditor put it, "A faith sucking rabbit hole."
|
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But as soon as one account is gone, another is made.
|
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He was reportedly considered as one of Hillary Clinton's veep picks.
|
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The characters are caricatures, as one might expect in light comedy.
|
|
Nala certainly qualifies as one of The Lion King's biggest characters.
|
|
He was chosen by the American Bar Association as one of the top 85033 young attorneys of 2017 and by Investment News as one of the top 40 financial service professionals under the age of 40.
|
|
But engaging public identities exacts a psychological toll, as one study participant hinted when she described "a relaxed day" at work for her as one during which she didn't have to care what white people thought.
|
|
As one of the more prominent Gen Z rappers to break big in the last few years, Juice Wrld helped to define Soundcloud rap's emerging sound as one characterized by vulnerability, vice, and incongruent musical influences.
|
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As one of the only designers at the time with a keen understanding of the mode of production behind the end product, contemporary designers and critics alike heralded her as one of the most innovative working artists.
|
|
Despite nearly two decades of sour relations with Venezuela, the United States has enormous leverage as one of its most important customers and as one the few countries with refineries capable of processing poor-quality heavy crude.
|
|
Finally, Apple is betting on privacy as one of the card's perks.
|
|
"After today, I'm ranked as one of the top frontrunners," he says.
|
|
As one Twitter user pointed out, they didn't even include Cogdell's name.
|
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As polished as one of the diamonds on her $150,000,000 diamond necklace.
|
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The building began as one of the original five Loews Wonder Theatres.
|
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As one might expect, shoes figure prominently into the beautifully illustrated story.
|
|
However, Renova's website previously described Columbus Nova as one of its holdings.
|
|
The point is, we need to be as one here pushing back.
|
|
President Donald Trump derided it as "one of the worst deals ever".
|
|
Shari Redstone had cited increased scale as one reason for the merger.
|
|
He cited air pollution as "one of the biggest problems" India faced.
|
|
Still, as one put it bluntly (and accurately): "We're in charge now."
|
|
The group performed CPR as one paddle boarder went ashore for help.
|
|
Notice that as one object increases in momentum, the other object decreases.
|
|
At the time, he listed Under Armour as one of those competitors.
|
|
OK Computer is regarded as one of Radiohead's most successful, important albums.
|
|
Newman entered the White House as one of Trump's longest-serving aides.
|
|
British diplomats saw early advantage in negotiating as one country against 27.
|
|
The current owner, David Murray, hopes to sell all units as one.
|
|
When we first meet Tish, it's as one half of a pair.
|
|
Each Juul pod contains as much nicotine as one pack of cigarettes.
|
|
Several suspects identified Carpenter as one of the orchestrators of the crimes.
|
|
Minnelli, in turn, blamed the marriage on Michael Jackson (as one does).
|
|
"Iran increasingly treats Syria as one of its own provinces," Sadjadpour said.
|
|
Malaysia has emerged as one of the alternative destinations for scrap players.
|
|
SARA EISEN: You mentioned confidence as one of the swing factors there.
|
|
Maybe they could have fought as one instead of against each other.
|
|
West had been locked as one of the Coachella headliners until Jan.
|
|
It names billionaire Leslie Wexner as one of the alleged extortion targets.
|
|
And at home, viewers were united as one in thinking: How nice!
|
|
Season 6 had finished production, with Loughlin as one of its stars.
|
|
As one user opines on Sonic Forces, another laments the Trump presidency.
|
|
As one historian put it: the Middle Kingdom has lost its middle.
|
|
It's known as one of the most "legendary" deals in Hollywood history.
|
|
Through software, they act as one single camera, with easy, elegant controls.
|
|
The sanctions were, and are, hailed as one of Haley's greatest achievements.
|
|
As one example, Samsung's latest 82-inch QLED is priced at $10,000.
|
|
It's been touted as one of the solutions to India's water crisis.
|
|
If Mr Campbell were running as one himself, he might well win.
|
|
Every performer knew him and adopted him as one of their own.
|
|
He endorsed a carbon tax as one good way to reduce risk.
|
|
It already counts online-insurance broker Clark as one of its startups.
|
|
Two of your favorite bar snacks have finally come together as one.
|
|
As one of the Bush campaign's top officials recalls of him: ''Conservative?
|
|
Moreno also serves as one of the executive producers alongside Spielberg, 72.
|
|
And as one, it needs to shake hands with the devil sometimes.
|
|
But the HomePod is a speaker, meant to stand out as one.
|
|
Uninvolved/neglectful is viewed as one of the most harmful parenting styles.
|
|
By 3, most can easily identify themselves as one or the other.
|
|
As one group weighs up macronutrients, the other tries to balance frequencies.
|
|
As one mystery inches closer to a resolution, another cracks right open.
|
|
As one product launch followed another, it was easy to lose track.
|
|
Warren Buffett is widely regarded as one of the best investors alive.
|
|
One can't trust these market indicators as one could in the past.
|
|
He gulps the medicine down as one might take a tequila shot.
|
|
As one of the world's oldest countries, Germany offers other encouraging examples.
|
|
This season he has distinguished himself as one of basketball's elite scorers.
|
|
Sometimes there's no such thing as one is better than the other.
|
|
He points to the danger of countries run as "one-man shows".
|
|
She's also stepping up as one of our nation's foremost media critics.
|
|
Mill is rightly regarded as one of the great founders of liberalism.
|
|
I suspect capitalism will serve as one important tool in reducing emissions.
|
|
She grew up poor in Los Angeles as one of six siblings.
|
|
Frames are actually "audio augmented reality," as one would expect from Bose.
|
|
And, as one girl points out, the rooms are more like stables.
|
|
As one of those regular viewers, let me explain what's going on.
|
|
Travel + Leisure recommended Freebird as one of the top apps for 2017.
|
|
The answer is not, as one might suppose, that older workers are.
|
|
Stamos had quite a reign as one of Hollywood's most eligible bachelors.
|
|
Trump started Wednesday as one of the best days of his campaign.
|
|
State Democrats quickly pegged Kane as one of the party's rising stars.
|
|
Peters is listed on the police report as one of those witnesses.
|
|
SPXHC 27 percent as one of the best-performing S&P groups.
|
|
Its website lists the Marcellus asset as one of its focus areas.
|
|
Researchers surveyed ... Ouch, I thought, as one half of an interracial couple.
|
|
Still, Murphy objects to being touted as one of the team's stars.
|
|
Staying in office only poisons efforts to grow together as one nation.
|
|
I hope you can count me as one of your early endorsers!!
|
|
The U.S. left the deal because it viewed it as one-sided.
|
|
Now she's employing hoverboards to efficiently zip around mansions, as one does.
|
|
As soon as one article finishes, the next one will start playing.
|
|
Many conservatives inside the administration didn't view Acosta as one of them.
|
|
Trump is so broke Southwest used him as one of their engines.
|
|
Sayers is regarded as one of the greatest players in NFL history.
|
|
Snap charges people for that as one of its several revenue streams.
|
|
But it's also seen as one big party where the rich mingle.
|
|
" As one person noted, "This is going to be an intense weekend.
|
|
Thus, as one Tory official concedes, the party has an image problem.
|
|
One man alone is often just as vulnerable as one woman alone.
|
|
But just as one rumor comes to an end, another one emerges.
|
|
To have it given to you as one package is just amazing.
|
|
As one mother explains, this is not just about the child itself.
|
|
The obvious approach is to fold them as one does a map.
|
|
Kick off your acceptance with a super-cool handshake, as one does.
|
|
The chamber's 18 Democrats, as well as one Republican, opposed the move.
|
|
Early indications, however, point to human trafficking as one area of focus.
|
|
By the way, I want to put it as one full screen.
|
|
Associate with deadbeats, and you're more likely to be judged as one.
|
|
Still, sex and yoga as one is a fairly modern-day phenomenon.
|
|
The display and bezels appear as one seamless piece beneath the glass.
|
|
Robinson' as one-half of the '60s folk rock duo Simon & Garfunkel.
|
|
Solberg cited farming as one example of a possible conflict of interest.
|
|
Check that off as one less thing you have to think about.
|
|
Kubrick died as one of the most well-respected artists in cinema.
|
|
That ranks as one of the highest-rated soccer telecasts in history.
|
|
However, players may start digging as soon as one puzzle is solved.
|
|
And the fight is not as one-sided as public reports suggest.
|
|
The agencies' trade group, the 4As, blasted the report as "one-sided".
|
|
Kim Kardashian just cemented her status as one of Instagram's biggest influencers.
|
|
As one example, look at the deal between the Canucks and Sharks.
|
|
"I think of myself as one of the lucky ones," Salinas said.
|
|
And in 2017, UNICEF appointed Singh as one of their Goodwill Ambassadors.
|
|
Take the all the talk about corporate tax inversions as one example.
|
|
Weird coincidence, I dressed up as one of your roadies for Halloween.
|
|
He's also regarded as one of the greatest catchers of all time.
|
|
It's been criticized as one of the worst contracts in NFL history.
|
|
Just as one can be right, they can also be very wrong.
|
|
Stamos was widely regarded as one of Facebook's staunchest privacy advocates internally.
|
|
"This last winter was really warm," suggested Castleberry as one possible reason.
|
|
They will certainly not be as one-sided as Spain's attacking options.
|
|
Snap's stance reinforces its reputation as one the world's most secretive companies.
|
|
The response: As one might have guessed, the Kremlin denied any wrongdoing.
|
|
Britney Spears can count DeMario Jackson as one of her many admirers.
|
|
Forbes magazine once listed Guzman as one of the world's richest men.
|
|
Al-Shishani has a reputation as one of ISIS' most capable commanders.
|
|
The aftermath was "a mess," as one of Day's employees put it.
|
|
He is known as one of the earliest advocates of fundamental indexing.
|
|
As one source put it, Weiner would be taken to the brink.
|
|
It is now seen as one of Europe's most impressive artistic centers.
|
|
Banks are seen as one of the biggest beneficiaries of tax reform.
|
|
As one might guess from their name, Sand Tigers are formidable hunters.
|
|
I love that he doesn't want to label himself as one thing.
|
|
Google Trends also had it as one of the most searched topics.
|
|
Seacrest also serves as one of the executive producers of the show.
|
|
What many people call airports, you likely know as one huge queue.
|
|
WalletHub singled out this field as one with lots of immediate opportunities.
|
|
Take the Partners for Automated Vehicle Education (PAVE) coalition, as one example.
|
|
As one biographer points out, though, his request was not so strange.
|
|
Unfortunately, this is not something I can easily change as one filmmaker.
|
|
I count the Chagall print now as one of my GBS scars.
|
|
It has since been recognized as one of Paris' most treasured landmarks.
|
|
As one person replied, that's not a read, that's just a fact.
|
|
Yet as one major supporter concedes: "it was too little too late".
|
|
Jones is seen as one of the most vulnerable senators in 2020.
|
|
For example, non-powered dams were identified as one pathway to growth.
|
|
This is as constitutionally serious as one political party's efforts to prevent
|
|
Mr. Redstone cited the Paramount sale as one reason for the decision.
|
|
But, as one might guess, the evidence is not on Reed's side.
|
|
She recognized Mr. Barrientos as one of the officers at the stadium.
|
|
Africa has long has been perceived as one of technology's final frontiers.
|
|
As one of Cole Haan's more sportier styles, the ZERØGRAND Trainer has
|
|
In the days after the attacks, the nation came together as one.
|
|
Or, as one senior EU official puts it, "it is borderline criminal".
|
|
And working with her ex isn't as awkward as one may think.
|
|
Through software, they act as one single camera with easy, elegant controls.
|
|
But, as one TV crew found out, it's just not that easy.
|
|
CNET lists IPVanish as one of the best VPN services of 2017.
|
|
Faruqi describes the rural abortion experience as one of her chief motivations.
|
|
As one can imagine, dealing with quantum particles is a delicate business.
|
|
TO, pulled out, citing the hostility of local unions as one factor.
|
|
Union's crumble; as one adviser to the Russian Duma's Joint Committee on
|
|
And it was satisfying to be welcomed as one of the team.
|
|
Time indeed may be an illusion, as one of its characters proposes.
|
|
New America is not, as think tanks go, known as one where
|
|
Nina Turner, who is black, as one of his campaign co-chairs.
|
|
Then, as one witness murmurs in disbelief, the violent intent becomes clear.
|
|
Revolution. Eastman appears as one of the five featured subjects of Jeremy
|
|
Followers don't necessarily mean sales, though, as one Instagram star recently discovered.
|
|
"We consider interactivity as one layer of this layer cake," Yekutiel said.
|
|
Prytania Street is known as one of the landmarks of the neighborhood.
|
|
The Telegraph recently rated it as one of the cheapest European cities.
|
|
Trudeau is regularly rated as one of the most attractive world leaders.
|
|
Kitty Wells is known as one of the first female country superstars.
|
|
It is time for us to come together as one united people.
|
|
Buckwheat Zydeco was celebrated as one of the world's great party bands.
|
|
" Outdoorsmen and hunters in America better remember him as "one of us.
|
|
It is not as diverse as one might like it to be.
|
|
As one bond matures, you reinvest the principal in a new bond.
|
|
It's renowned as one of the best games VR has to offer.
|
|
As one of the founding members of the Charter School Caucus, Sen.
|
|
Jatemme, Daniel Kaluuya affirms his place as one of the best young
|
|
Growing up as one of eight children, Jamie strongly identified as female.
|
|
The home good bundles would count as one of the four items.
|
|
In short, Roe treated mother and baby as one individual, not two.
|
|
The pressure only gets heavier as one becomes more successful, he said.
|
|
That said, as one aide reminded me yesterday of the late Sen.
|
|
Founded in 2003 as one of Gawker Media's first two blogs, Gawker.
|
|
"Blah, blah, blah," she said as one reporter recounted the OSC's findings.
|
|
The designer Jasper Morrison counts Mellor as one of his first inspirations.
|
|
Both cited their expiring committee posts as one reason for their exit.
|
|
Her presence was as big as one of Mobile's Mardi Gras floats.
|
|
As one of the first women at sea, I was not harassed.
|
|
"Theological checkups," as one politics professor described them, are not unheard-of.
|
|
The Boombox listed it as one of Prince's 10 most political tracks.
|
|
It's most useful to read them together, as one book or project.
|
|
As many as one in five Americans remains in the digital dark.
|
|
It's often referred to as one of America's most expensive trailer parks.
|
|
"This started as one thing, and that's what it is," Engler said.
|
|
As one who himself lost an election, Nixon's words resonated with me.
|
|
As one approaches "Hand in Hand," small excerpts of text become legible.
|
|
The exit could take as long as one to almost four years.
|
|
As one Star Wars saga ends, another begins… Or maybe another two?
|
|
Some of the identified groups are, as one might expect, vanishingly small.
|
|
Murray described collapsed facilities management and construction services company Carillion as one.
|
|
For six years he worked as one of Facebook's first data scientists.
|
|
As one might imagine, some of what they heard was downright terrifying.
|
|
He cited that company's growing cloud business as one that shows promise.
|
|
The effect on crime seems to have been as one would predict.
|
|
You can't label him as one thing because he does it all.
|
|
He cited China's weakening economy as one of a number of concerns.
|
|
So we should count the convention as one more source of uncertainty.
|
|
As one might imagine, different threat groups launder money in different ways.
|
|
As one might expect, then, the reaction to Smith's work has varied.
|
|
As one of them spoke, the others were crying and they clapped.
|
|
Especially with the ellipsis, which reads as one big virtual eye-roll.
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And, as one worries before any first date, What if they're ugly?
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" Or, as one writer put it, "Mark can't say that he's sorry.
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But Bee noted the parallels aren't as strong as one may think.
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On their own, these incidents can be written off as one-offs.
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This is about as shocking an about-face as one can have.
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As one might expect, Andrade enjoyed his new-found fame in Paris.
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There are moments of pure euphoria as one thousand Stings serenade you.
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Legal fees actually won't be as expensive as one would probably imagine.
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It stands as one of the deadliest mass shootings in U.S. history.
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Basketball-Reference has "Bubba" listed as one possibility, but that's obviously ridiculous.
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Haley is widely viewed as one of the President's most effective appointees.
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He framed China as one of the foremost threats to free expression.
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It is listed as one of Ripple's investors on the company's website.
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Fury has long been known as one of boxing's most entertaining interviews.
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South Korea's relationship with the United States started as one of dependency.
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Would you characterize your childhood as one with a lot of freedom?
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As one rounds the corner in Monikahouse, the little girl grows up.
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As one of the world's best guitarists, his fluidity is on display.
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The futility analysis calculated its likelihood of success as one in six.
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The first three acts, here combined as one, are swift psychological tragedy.
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Simple everyday hills, then, just as one always imagines but never sees.
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He is regarded as one of the FBI's experts on classification issues.
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As one officer tried to grab Mr. Garner's hand, he slipped free.
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Is he discounted as a seer, then — or supremely validated as one?
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It is as many as one million species, not millions of species.
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So, as one does in these moments, I flew into a panic.
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He is now regarded as one of the wealthiest people in China.
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As one pair shared a kiss, Cher's "Believe" boomed in the background.
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Ginzburg died in 1991, celebrated as one of the great Italian writers.
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As one example, prosecutors have played a major role in mass incarceration.
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The three would govern as one big happy family, they all insisted.
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Then the anti-Trump resistance claimed him as one of its own.
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In 1993, she joined fledgling Huawei as one of its three secretaries.
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But altogether it's as good an "Odyssey" as one could hope for.
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There's Anthony Hopkins as one of the men who created the Hosts.
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She's all about training the body and mind to work as one.
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Terrorism scholars and analysts primarily view terrorism as one tactic among many.
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As one monk said to me, this is the world's first skyscraper.
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Occasionally, they crash, as one did in the Hudson River last Wednesday.
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"It's home they want, as much as gold," as one character explains.
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He joined the company in 1990 as one of its first animators.
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Tension mounts as one suspect after another cuts a deal to cooperate.
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Doug Jones — viewed as one of Democrats' most vulnerable incumbents — in November.
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You've long been known as one of the L.P.G.A.'s best putters.
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Think of the strikes as one plot point in a larger story.
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It's really nice to have her as one of my dearest friends.
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I often recommend Maelove as one of the internet's best-kept secrets.
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Ms. Carter served as one of its two trustees at the time.
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As one of the truly great intellects & my friend, I won't forget!
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Luzardo, 22, is regarded as one of the best prospects in baseball.
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Jimmy Butler named the Nets as one of his preferred trade destinations?
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Mr. Spacey is widely recognized as one of our most accomplished actors.
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Ayanna Pressley as one of her three national campaign co-chairs. Sen.
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How could it, with Nick Offerman as one of the two leads?
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Costco sells Birkenstocks for as low as one-third the normal price
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I'm thinking about the issue as one between two freely consenting adults.
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Mr. Carter saw the Alaska legislation as one of his biggest accomplishments.
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This may have left Thornton as one of the only local options.
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Ms. Castro ran for City Council as one of the party's candidates.
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They are a motley bunch, yet feel as one sharing Dylan's songs.
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Some have delivered long, incoherent tirades, such as one given by Col.
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Angola is often listed as one of the world's most corrupt nations.
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It counts venture capital firm Accel as one of its early investors.
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Thorpe was known as one of the greatest athletes of his generation.
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Mr. Mishustin is widely seen as one of Russia's most effective technocrats.
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Mr. Mishustin is widely seen as one of Russia's most effective technocrats.
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Old Trafford stood, as one, to welcome the substitute onto the field.
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I am a woman—can I not be referred to as one?
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Her house is being used as one of the city's testing sites.
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Nothing justifies setting an opponent on fire, as one protester apparently did.
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But that spread is perhaps not as wide as one might expect.
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Tom Lee is known as one of Wall Street's biggest bitcoin optimists.
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Alexander the Great is regarded as one of history's most influential figures.
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As one example, consider the brief of the First Amendment Lawyers Association.
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Jobs is held up as one of the greatest CEOs in history.
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But look as one might, there are few relics of Jewish death.
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Tucked into Joel's arm, she rules as one of evangelicalism's first ladies.
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" She described the Obama administration's approach as one that "normalizes teen sex.
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He cited Mr. Johnson's intervention as one of the constraints upon her.
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He quickly established it as one of the city's premier recording studios.
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Regular-season pain dissolves quickly, as one game blends into the next.
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In the face of grave danger, that community simply acted as one.
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Pompeo, meanwhile, is viewed as one of Trump's most trusted Cabinet members.
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"This is as friendly a departure as one could have," he said.
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He has ranked as one of the wealthiest people in the world.
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She got her start in the 21960s as one of Rivera's assistants.
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And as one measure of fame, we know how big Fortnite isn't.
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He will serve as one of 100 jurors in the Senate trial.
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I ask, as one does, when ravished: Where did you come from?
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Now he gives it back as one of the tour's best needlers.
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Show that you're not pigeonholed as one kind of creator or writer.
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"We're looking at food deserts as one of our issues," said Rep.
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Investigators are focusing on the weather as one of the likely causes.
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Or is there not really such a thing as one big break?
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But as soon as one smoldering spot is extinguished, another flares up.
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Often, they move as one, merging into a larger organism or system.
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Meanwhile, Kantner and Slick reigned as one of rock's most prominent couples.
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The home serves as one of the settings for Cavallari's new E!
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Okanohara, the Preferred Networks co-founder, pointed to diversity as one solution.
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The physical guard is noted as one of the NBA's top defenders.
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Items such as refinancing and IPO preparation are treated as one-offs.
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It likely will be remembered as one of the show's best episodes.
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You work as one to go out and provide for the community.
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Newsweek had recently tagged South Bend as one of America's dying cities.
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It is one thing to practice one's faith as one sees fit.
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He may deserve his reputation as one of the sport's good guys.
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And GRIS has been described as one of the most gorgeous games.
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As one of the men became physical, Erbil began to record video.
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So, how do we keep humanity "as one thing and not another"?
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And King's Vietnam speech is seen as one of his finest moments.
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And where there are tears, as one character says, there is hope.
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Almost all of them were "parkies," as one man eventually put it.
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It was widely picked as one of the best albums of 2015.
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Brazile was also trending as one of Twitter's top topics on Thursday.
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McCain emerged as one of Bush's chief Republican antagonists after the election.
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Idris Elba teleports in and out of the movie, as one does.
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Swetnick did not identify Kavanaugh or Judge as one of her attackers.
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" Her friends agree as one offers, "We can get you another one.
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There were trouser suits, sure, but just as one option among many.
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Gong was also featured as one of MIT's 35 Innovators of 2017.
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Altria cited regulatory factors as one of the reasons for its writedown.
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Jason died in the slaughter, but not as one of the victims.
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This is the strongest position, as one offer usually attracts more offers.
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As one instructor explained, the idea is not to be the bush.
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Yeezy is no victim and should not be empathized with as one.
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As one of the more moderate senators, Murkowski -- along with Maine Sen.
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He is widely regarded as one of the greatest sushi chefs alive.
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This list does not include shows designed as one-season mini-series.
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Moderate drinking for women has been defined as one serving a day.
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McKesson, as one of the nation's largest distributors, takes our role seriously.
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That national discourse just gave us Mr. Bezos as one day's entertainment.
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But that would leave the achievement as one only for male students.
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Some of the already-posted policies are as short as one paragraph.
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He was listed as one of India's most powerful people in 2015.
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Much of the time, they had to work together as one brain.
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Wells Fargo was regarded for years as one of America's best banks.
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He now regularly names Thrive as one of his administration's core achievements.
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As one of the singers, I recall an emotional and moving morning.
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As one of Peru's best players, he was baffled by the decision.
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I blew it off as one of those weird things kids do.
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Nixon as one of the four great moments in Supreme Court history.
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Lindsey Graham, who served as one of the Republican prosecutors during impeachment.
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Ted Leonsis got his big break as one of AOL's first executives.
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Amiri is regarded as one of the most powerful figures in Iraq.
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