Might this be a factor in the LME cancellation activity?
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Oil prices may also be a factor in the week ahead.
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That doesn't mean McCain won't be a factor in Arizona politics.
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That might be a factor in whether he stays or goes.
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I think it'll be a factor in the City Council races.
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The border wall could be a factor in infrastructure, Collins suggested.
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Wheaton said the investigation will be a factor in the voting.
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More recently, Dimon said trade could be a factor in derailing growth.
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Beathard's status will be a factor in next week's decision at quarterback.
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President Trump will be a factor in Republican elections in South Carolina.
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They'll be a factor in month-to-month changes in retail sales.
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McMullin is competitive in Utah and may be a factor in Idaho.
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Will the economic downturn continue to be a factor in your industry?
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Clinton and many analysts to be a factor in Mr. Trump's victory.
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Another, simpler, motive may be a factor in some of these killings: revenge.
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The employment situation is bound to be a factor in the presidential election.
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Persistent misconceptions of the vaccine may be a factor in this worrying trend.
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He also said racism "could be" a factor in the charges against him.
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Nor do drugs appear to be a factor in her death, Champion said.
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That would be a factor in the bill you have come forward with.
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She also says that age may be a factor in developing the condition.
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None have found it to be a factor in weight gain or obesity.
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I don't think age would be a factor in a Biden-Trump election.
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Weather stability seems to be a factor in migraine triggers and joint pain.
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The climate crisis may already be a factor in the spread of some diseases.
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Then again, boredom or just plain apathy might be a factor in other cases.
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The euro's strength is also expected to be a factor in the ECB's decision.
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Regardless, Markle's past — "shady" or otherwise — need not be a factor in this process.
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Boeing's (BA) 737 Max production slowdown could be a factor in the sluggish performance.
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But unless you're at that point, taxes shouldn't be a factor in your decision.
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Analysts said central bank policy could be a factor in the dollar-yen pair.
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Schlossberg agrees that this distinct hue might be a factor in the drink's popularity.
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Like in the 2000nd District, Stewart could also be a factor in this race.
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That's another important point that should be a factor in the decision-making process.
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But the board's changing partisan makeup could be a factor in future organizing efforts.
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The Google guys explained how the new recommendation system will be a factor in search.
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Some critics have mistakenly argued that religion should not be a factor in refugee admissions.
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Kentucky ruled in 1986 that race cannot be a factor in excluding an eligible juror.
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So that could certainly be a factor in why Apple decided against its usual playbook.
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The employment situation is bound to be a factor in the presidential election in November.
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Drowsiness was determined to be a factor in up to 9.5 percent of those accidents.
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I'm just not sure that's enough to be a factor in a race like this.
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None of these would be a factor in a single-payer, Medicare for All system.
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And our sex, it turns out, can be a factor in how those genes are expressed.
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That could also be a factor in the government report's, expected Friday at 8:20183 a.m.
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And Brooks' support for the GOP health bill should itself be a factor in the campaign.
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"If Google continues this momentum, it will definitely be a factor in the conversation," he wrote.
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Users don't wear a heart rate monitor, so that can't be a factor in ZEEQ's algorithm.
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Still, Pittsburgh Coach Mike Sullivan remained confident that Malkin would be a factor in the series.
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Money laundering appears to be a factor in the financial firms' concerns about dealing with cryptocurrencies.
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The trade dispute also is considered to be a factor in a broader global economic slowdown.
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Thanks, -- Travis Boyce Climate change cannot be shown to be a factor in the Fort Mack blaze.
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SO I THINK THE ELECTION, IT'S FAIR TO SAY, COULD BE A FACTOR IN THIS YEAR'S ECONOMY.
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Brexit may also be a factor in a slowdown in deals by sovereign wealth funds, Maduell said.
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The state of jobs in the economy is bound to be a factor in the presidential election.
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Pre-emptive increases in provisioning levels ahead of implementation could also be a factor in some instances.
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Race does not appear to be a factor in that shooting, though it is still under investigation.
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Dr. Tisch said she still firmly believed that test scores should be a factor in teacher evaluations.
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That could be a factor in why most New Yorkers don't buckle up in cabs, he said.
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"In any case, mental health could be a factor in students using drugs in the first place."
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Scientists worry that antibiotic resistance may be a factor in the 28503 percent hike in confirmed cases.
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They also liked his work ethic, which they believed would be a factor in a successful recovery.
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"This will be a factor in funding decisions by the city going forward," Mr. de Blasio said.
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Authorities investigating the incident said alcohol may be a factor in his death and are awaiting autopsy results.
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However, the current employee said she was told her referrals would be a factor in her performance appraisal.
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Her mother, whose rights were unlawfully stripped from her, appeared not to be a factor in the least.
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Intent will no longer be a factor in situations involving goals or goal-scoring opportunities from next season.
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Whether a client is terminating a relationship and liquidating positions also cannot be a factor in determining price.
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While mental health might be a factor in some mass shootings, it was not in all, Colville said.
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The less religious Republican voters in the Northeast might be a factor in Mr. Trump's strength as well.
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"I think Bloomberg is going to be a factor in this race, no doubt about it," Chen added.
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Economist said the tightening of financial conditions from a falling stock market could be a factor in the ISM.
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According to the crash report, cops did not suspect drugs or alcohol to be a factor in the crash.
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Baucus said the upcoming U.S. presidential election in 2020 will also be a factor in the ongoing trade negotiations.
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Diane Swonk, CEO of DS Economics, said Prime Day could be a factor in the sales results in July.
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A Trump administration plan to dramatically reduce taxes on repatriated earnings may be a factor in delaying M&A.
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He will probably shake his illness, and he may well be a factor in the remaining FedEx Cup tournaments.
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Weather is not believed to be a factor in the crash, police said, and further details weren't immediately available.
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The erosion of trust between Trump and the GOP could also be a factor in the government funding talks.
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Along with Nebraska—and maybe Wisconsin and Northwestern—Iowa will be a factor in the Big Ten West race.
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Brexit was widely considered to be a factor in last year's collapse of Thomas Cook, the British travel agency.
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And Bullock got into the race so late that he's struggled to be a factor in Iowa or anywhere.
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HSBC in Hong Kong declined to comment on whether Lee's disappearance could be a factor in the domicile decision.
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Ford said any worries about a slowdown in China were not likely to be a factor in domestic demand.
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That means the shutdown will keep them from potentially lifesaving procedures, and could be a factor in their deaths.
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Responding to specific queries from senators, he also said his Catholic faith would not be a factor in his rulings.
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Tolerant attitudes towards crime may also be a factor in explaining why arrests and prosecutions for property crime have declined.
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Kenya says white guys CAN jump now ... and are crushing dunk contests ... and that'll be a factor in the movie.
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Fischer noted that Friday's employment report for August, as well as other data, will be a factor in the decision.
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But that could be a factor in why Flynn offered to testify before Congress in exchange for immunity from prosecution.
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But this could also be a factor in the rising border crossings as people seek work in the United States.
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Animal studies suggest that it may also be a factor in birth defects, testicular cancer, leukemia, lymphomas and lung tumors.
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Technology has made dating so much worse, and should not be a factor in who you find for a relationship.
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And that branding could be a factor in why investors are expected to value Peloton at more than $8 billion.
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Antibiotic-resistant strains have been isolated in Madagascar but are not thought to be a factor in the latest outbreak.
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Believe me, I want to keep my playoff streak alive, and I want to be a factor in the playoffs.
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Some around the game have suggested that the compact schedule of women's basketball could be a factor in officiating lapses.
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The crash site is in a "somewhat rugged area," O'Donnell said, adding, "accessibility will be a factor" in the investigation.
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The Justice Department has maintained that the administrative record, not Ross' mental state, should be a factor in the case.
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Impairment has not yet been determined to be a factor in the crash, and toxicology tests are pending, according to FOX8 .
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But the conviction that no one is perfect—no, not one—may also be a factor in his seemingly contradictory appeal.
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Regulatory issues could also be a factor in any future combination of the two companies, which are the industry's dominant toymakers.
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For Americans between the ages of 30 and 44, 34 percent said climate change should be a factor in having children.
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Abiteboul said the Suzuka decision did not help from an image perspective but would not be a factor in the bigger picture.
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Dunn's mental health may be a factor in this case as well: Hartke says his client believes he may have bipolar disorder.
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Oil could also be a factor in the week ahead, since West Texas Intermediate crude futures broke below the key $49 level.
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However, they could be a factor in some swing states, including Florida and Virginia, if the election proves to be exceptionally close.
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"We think that could be a factor in depressing, on a seasonally adjusted basis, some of the service-sector hiring, " he said.
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Democrats said the tariff issue would likely be a factor in the 18th District race, but one that would cut two ways.
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It takes effect January 2017, but will not work retroactively, so it will not be a factor in the case against Cosby.
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The extraterritorial impact of the highly detailed regulations demanded by these two huge economies will certainly be a factor in motivating Congress.
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Heat is rarely listed as a cause of death, but it can be a factor in heart attacks, strokes, and respiratory arrests.
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Even in a place as diverse as Oakland, race seems to be a factor in who has to work and who doesn't.
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Another strategy might include selling CBS to a bigger company, which would also be a factor in how the board considers candidates.
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More recently, her office reviewed the reductions and concluded that problems with state computer systems may be a factor in some places.
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Another figure who could be a factor in the race is Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach, the GOP nominee for governor.
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Yahoo's Chris Moody reported on Monday night that the retired neurosurgeon, who is not expected to be a factor in tonight's Republican caucuses,
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So it's no surprise that nearly 29 percent of respondents stated high cost of living to be a factor in not saving more.
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More than a third of American Millenials think climate change should be a factor in a couple's decision about whether to have children
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That limited the number of at-bats he had during the preseason and could be a factor in his slow start, Roberts acknowledged.
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Gluten intake is considered to be a factor in developing celiac disease, but according to Tuesday's study, quantity plays a major role, too.
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It's too early to tell whether the economy or war will be a factor in 2020, but a close race should drive turnout.
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Trade uncertainty "may well be" a factor in companies holding back on wage increases, Powell said in response to a question from Sen.
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Opn Sesame's specialty is texting voters, a burgeoning and lightly regulated field that is expected to be a factor in the 2020 campaign.
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Given that level of duress, it's fair to wonder whether it couldn't be a factor in workers' likelihood to start believing in conspiracy theories.
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Those arrests spoke to dark fears among Markel's closest friends and colleagues that the couple's acrimonious split might be a factor in the killing.
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When he won a novice national title in 2010, he said on the broadcast that he would be a factor in the 2018 Olympics.
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Zandi said as long as wage growth is picking up, a slight slowdown in monthly jobs growth shouldn't be a factor in the election.
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Priebus said the age of the nominee will be a factor in Trump's deliberations, possibly preferring a relatively young jurist for the lifetime post.
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Furthermore, Japan recently made a deal with the European Union, eliminating tariffs on car imports, which could also be a factor in Honda's decision.
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She says that peer pressure could be a factor in how some teens are handling the "panic," including making reports or masquerading as clowns.
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Dysfunctional workplace dynamics can play a major role in how workers feel about their jobs, and they can also be a factor in burnout.
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Bloomberg's wealth, estimated at $22019 billion by Forbes, could also be a factor in the current political environment where progressives such as freshman Rep.
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An Immigration and Refugee Board spokeswoman confirmed, however, that an applicant's time in the United States can be a factor in a tribunal's decision.
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The analyst said Intel's problems in moving to its next-generation chip manufacturing technology may be a factor in its potential market share losses.
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While some studies have shown links between aggressive behavior and video games, none have substantiated that they can be a factor in mass shootings.
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Lawmakers instead agreed to a statement supporting the principle that "race, faith or ethnic origin" should not be a factor in creating immigration policy.
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So although high velocity has been found to be a factor in arm injuries, that doesn't mean that slower throwers won't also get hurt.
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But some economists think that the possibility of a trade war slowing the global economy might also be a factor in driving prices down.
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" He also argued that "neuroticism (higher anxiety, lower stress tolerance)" could be a factor in "the lower number of women in high stress jobs.
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Though convenience might certainly be a factor in both cases, it doesn't hurt that flying "with the people" gives a politician a relatable gleam.
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Nora was never supposed to be a factor in Lily's life, and now, Lily isn't Lily anymore, and has no idea who Nora is, anyway.
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They said it was important to do because the Plus recommendations would be a factor in search results—a crucial source of traffic to publishers.
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And a record share of registered voters (68%) say the issue of which party controls Congress will be a factor in their vote in November.
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Why it matters: There's been some debate in the scientific community on whether infections in utero could be a factor in the development of ASD.
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It argues that rather than being crucial to the development of complex life, and thus humans, the Moon might be a factor in their downfall.
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A November 2017 Security Council resolution said the peaceful settlement of the border dispute would be a factor in any review of sanctions on Eritrea.
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A House and Senate vote with a united Democratic Party and some GOP defections could be a factor in how the courts decide the case.
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The loonie has retreated this week after a Bank of Canada policymaker said the currency's strength will be a factor in future interest rate decisions.
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Mr. Quijano, who had evaluated Mr. Buck, testified that race could be a factor in predicting whether a person posed a future danger to society.
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While unenthusiastic parents are likely to be a factor in why fewer girls participate in flipping, girls themselves may also be hesitant to join in.
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But all—even those who emphasized Kavanaugh's "accomplishments" as a federal judge—told Broadly they thought age shouldn't be a factor in evaluating Ford's accusations.
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Nurses and medical workers are one of the factors that drive the costs of dialysis in centers and can be a factor in home care costs.
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He is popular among young people and has tapped into anger over a sluggish economy and endemic corruption, which could be a factor in the election.
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European cities would begin to give more attention to hostile vehicle risks in street design, although money will be a factor in deciding when, he said.
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A switch to right wing would be a factor in his success in the Western Hockey League, where he won two scoring titles during the 1960s.
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All three groups are "keying" the vote, which means it will be a factor in determining whether the groups deem a lawmaker to be sufficiently conservative.
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Twenty-six states require abstinence be a factor in public sex education, though in most cases it is promoted alongside information on contraceptives and sexual orientation.
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In recent weeks, Sanders' campaign has begun airing TV ads in the early states, which could be a factor in his slight uptick in polls there.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Cam Newton suggested for the first time Wednesday that race might be a factor in why he had become a lightning rod for public criticism.
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Regulatory changes designed to cool the housing market, both those introduced in 2016 and proposed for the future, will also be a factor in slowing mortgage lending.
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These are among the highest shares saying their view of the president would be a factor in their vote in any midterm in more than three decades.
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Britain's possible exit from the European Union will be a factor in the Fed's decision on rates later this month, Fed Board Governor Daniel Tarullo said Thursday.
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According to a 2400 review of the research on SAMe published in the Journal of Clinical Psychiatry, methylation has been documented to be a factor in depression.
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Thanks to the college football playoffs, F.B.S. teams are paying more attention to strength of schedule, which can be a factor in deciding which teams get in.
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"Realistically, the only thing available is if he is ever eligible for a security clearance again, that this will be a factor in that determination," Zaid said.
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"It's important for people to realize that a lack of a proper complaint should not be a factor in determining someone's credibility," she said in an interview.
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Relationships can be a factor in tough Senate votes, something that appeared to be underlined with McCain's own defection on an ObamaCare repeal measure earlier this year.
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Getting enough of the general public excited about it will also be a factor in whether fans will help permanently make the stadium a "Zero Waste" facility.
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The company's shares have surged 33 percent so far this year through Thursday, which may be a factor in why the analyst hasn't updated his forecast yet.
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Earnings will continue to be a factor in the week ahead, with about 50 S&P 500 companies reporting, including media names like Disney, News Corp and Viacom.
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PSG is also under pressure to comply with European football's governing body UEFA over financial fair play rules, which could also be a factor in deciding Neymar's future.
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There is a chance that it will help them keep Durant in July, but it could be a factor in the team potentially losing Green 12 months later.
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State Police also noted that a preliminary investigation determined that alcohol did not appear to be a factor in the fatal crash, but the incident remains under investigation.
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Britain's decision to leave the European Union, which could lead to trade tariffs, could be a factor in the decision, although the country's politicians and unions are lobbying hard.
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Japanese star Shohei Otani, prized as a right-handed pitcher and outfielder, also could be a factor in the market if he tries to come to the major leagues.
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"We're tracking global sentiment ... monsoon update has helped sentiment and that will continue to be a factor in the coming weeks," said Jayant Manglik, president - retail distribution, Religare Broking.
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Even before Kavanaugh was named as a nominee, voters on the left — including women — were particularly likely to say the Supreme Court would be a factor in their vote.
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Mara said the desire to keep Manning in the same system next season would be a factor in the decision on a new coach but not the overriding one.
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In short, they learned that while digestion seems to be a factor in why ruminants don't lie on their sides, it appears that there are other factors, as well.
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However, a representative told the New York Daily News that following a full investigation of the incident, gender was not found to be a factor in the salary differential.
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While it's believed turtles use the Earth's magnetic fields to navigate when migrating long distances, researchers think sunrises might be a factor in helping them pinpoint their final destination.
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Additionally, Apple removed the news app Quartz, and the site's investigations editor John Keefe suggested Quartz's coverage of the Hong Kong protests could be a factor in the decision.
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JMP Securities analyst Ronald Josey said search revenues are a significant portion of Yahoo's overall revenues and their continued decline could definitely be a factor in the sale negotiations.
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But election experts say some of that surge came from people who were motivated to vote against Mr. Trump, which would also be a factor in the general election.
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"It's proven to be worse for health than smoking 15 cigarettes a day, but it can be overcome and needn't be a factor in older people's lives," he said.
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If companies were forced to live within the cash flow they produce, American oil would not be a factor in the rest of the world, an investor told me.
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Ibuprofen "could be a factor in worsening the infection," he wrote in French, and those with fevers should instead take paracetamol, most commonly sold in the US as Tylenol.
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How highly and readily she praised him would be a factor in his fate, and that would give her a leverage with the state that de Blasio doesn't have.
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Those forces may have been a factor in 2018, when a record number of women were elected to Congress, and they could be a factor in 2020 as well.
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While Zarate's immigration status is what brought the case into the national spotlight, jurors will not hear evidence about that, and it will not be a factor in the trial.
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Fatigue was found by federal investigators to be a factor in the 2005 explosion at BP Plc's Texas City, Texas, refinery that killed 15 workers and injured 180 other people.
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On the flip side, millennial women often rejected the notion that gender should be a factor in their vote, particularly if their loyalties lay with Clinton's primary rival, Vermont Sen.
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Fed Board Governor Jerome Powell said last week said the vote could be "a factor in favor of caution about raising rates," a view fellow governor Daniel Tarullo echoed Thursday.
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Alongside studies showing the positive impact of flavors, though, is mounting concern that the variety of appealing flavors offered may be a factor in attracting young people to start vaping.
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Oil could also be a factor in Friday's trading, especially if it heads toward $25 per barrel, a level considered too low for most U.S. shale drillers to make money.
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The company expects to add another 400 jobs in the area by 2020, investing an additional $600 million — and to continue to be a factor in the auto capital's resurgence.
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When your parents separated, if your father moved out of state, this might be a factor in the court's decision; generally, it is best if separated parents live closer together.
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Researchers know that birth rates decline nine months after a heat wave, leading some infertility experts to believe that climate change may actually be a factor in sperm count decline.
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While he acknowledges his role as an inspirational figure for young black players he said he did not feel his race should be a factor in how people view him.
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The county's agreement with ICE is up in September, and Ramos-Gomez's case will be a factor in the decision-making on whether to continue with it or not, DeWitt said.
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While Garcia Zarate's immigration status is what brought the case into the national spotlight, jurors will not hear evidence about that, and it will not be a factor in the trial.
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That means that luck will always be a factor in determining who wins a match, and multiple matches typically need to be played to prove a player's overall performance and consistency.
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Activity at its main Yongbyon nuclear reactor site will be a factor in future talks and Washington will want to see proof of the shutdown of its Punggye-ri test site.
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They were easily accommodated to the hospitals here to make sure they had continued care and the storm wasn't going to be a factor in how they recovered from their illnesses.
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Although progress has been made, criminal justice systems in the UK and the US seldom recognize the extent to which intimate partner drug use can be a factor in female offending.
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Bank of Canada Deputy Governor Timothy Lane said on Monday that the currency's strength will be a factor in future rate decisions, which could signal a more gradual approach to tightening.
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GAO also found that judges with 7 years of experience were 28 percent less likely to grant asylum than less experienced judges, which could be a factor in explaining the disparities.
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Because the change would require voter approval of a constitutional amendment, Moody's said it will not be a factor in the state's budget for the fiscal year that begins July 1.
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And, of course, a Democratic president may have to contend with a Republican-controlled Senate, which would be a factor in how effective a Democratic administration could be in replacing judges.
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How Apple trades over the next several days will be key for the market, and the way the market trades will be a factor in deciding how it trades into next year.
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Democrats will still be a factor in the next wave of health care reform, but Trump has every tool he needs to remove everything President Obama did and issue radically different policies.
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Lawyers for the Republican lawmakers argued broadly that courts should not be in the business of deciding when it's acceptable for politics to be a factor in redistricting, and to what extent.
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Trump has suggested easing U.S. restrictions on Huawei could be a factor in a trade deal with Xi. China has demanded the U.S. drop the curbs, saying Huawei presents no security threat.
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Yes, but: Just because genetics may be a factor in some behavior shown by autistic children does not mean that parents cannot play a role in helping their child overcome autistic behaviors.
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He added that withdrawal could also be detrimental to the functioning of financial markets and that this would also be a factor in their decision whether to remove the bonds or not.
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"The number of hours seems excessive, hourly rates not so much," Otero said, adding that the involvement of a sitting President needed to be a factor in who would handle certain motions.
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The big crowd at Hazeltine, boisterous and frequently disruptive on Saturday as the empty beer cans continued to pile up outside the ropes, could also be a factor in the Americans' favor.
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The approach means that the improper disposal of chemicals — leading to the contamination of drinking water, for instance — will often not be a factor in deciding whether to restrict or ban them.
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The latest protests are too small to be a factor in any election timing, said Kan Yuenyong, a political analyst and executive director of the Siam Intelligence Unit think-tank told Reuters.
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Trump has suggested easing U.S. restrictions on Huawei could be a factor in a trade deal with Xi. China has demanded the U.S. drop the restrictions, and said Huawei presents no security threat.
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Trump has suggested easing U.S. restrictions on Huawei could be a factor in a trade deal with Xi. China has demanded the U.S. drop the restrictions, and said Huawei presents no security threat.
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The United States has pressed its allies to shun Huawei in their fifth generation, or 5G, networks on security grounds, and has also suggested it could be a factor in a trade deal.
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Khosrowshahi said Uber is "in process of working with a number of authorities to resolve these investigations" but he did not think resolving those probes would be a factor in the IPO's timing.
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FC Dallas's mix of South and Central American players and homegrown Americans produced some of last season's most exciting football and Oscar Pareja's team will be a factor in the Western Conference again.
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Meanwhile, "Doctor Who" star Matt Smith said actors' backgrounds should not be a factor in choosing roles as he defended himself against criticism for playing the gay character Robert Mapplethorpe in a biopic.
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It also represented the type of up-off-the-mat resilience that the Yankees are going to need to show soon if they are going to be a factor in the playoff race.
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The CBS poll also found that 57 percent of women surveyed disapprove of Trump's handling of issues that affect women, and most women said Trump will be a factor in their midterm vote.
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If diversity of perspectives was good, and if universities valued that diversity enough for it be a factor in hiring, then surely the paucity of conservative professors was a wrong to be remedied?
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More than half of respondents said the new limits would not affect their choice of location to set up shop, while 47 percent said it would be a factor in their decision-making.
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Friday's U.S. unemployment data remains a key focus, after Federal Reserve Vice Chair Stanley Fischer said last week the jobs data will be a factor in determining when the central bank hikes rates.
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Sixty-two percent of voters said that whether a person speaks English should be a factor in deciding if they should be allowed to legally immigrate to the U.S., according to the poll.
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The issue is especially troubling considering the ramifications that continued bullying and abuse can have on online users – it can be a factor in troubled teens' decisions towards self-harm and suicide, for example.
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Trump has also suggested easing U.S. restrictions on Huawei could be a factor in a trade deal with Xi. "We actually sell Huawei many of its parts," Trump said at his meeting with Modi.
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Trump has also suggested easing U.S. restrictions on Huawei could be a factor in a trade deal with Xi. "We actually sell Huawei many of its parts," Trump said at his meeting with Modi.
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And this is why I would have no real issue with the selection committee taking Simmons into account; this is why I think he should unquestionably be a factor in their decision-making process.
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Some of the most fascinating conversations were with the many young Democratic women supporting Bernie Sanders who were offended by the suggestion that Clinton's gender should be a factor in who they voted for.
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The prosecutors' findings could be a factor in whether the European Union softens sanctions against Russia, but some members are already chafing at their effect on trade and calling for resuming full economic cooperation.
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The community has observed that beluga whales now avoid the harbor due to excessive marine traffic, and that there are fewer walruses, which may be a factor in pushing polar bears nearer the town.
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For lower-income people around retirement age, the effects of the financial crisis may be a factor in keeping them in the workforce, said Gary A. Officer, president and CEO of Senior Service America.
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The higher prices could be a factor in particular for British customers, who have seen the cost of their holidays rise due to the weak pound following the country's vote to leave the European Union.
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Initial interviews with the people at the scene indicated that they had been drinking Sunday night at a fraternity party, a police spokesperson said Tuesday, adding that "alcohol may be a factor" in Ellis's death.
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" A REFERENDUM ON TRUMPINESS IN S.C. AP: "Though on the other side of the globe, President Donald Trump figures to be a factor in Republican elections in South Carolina, one of five states holding primaries.
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Although there is not expected to be a formal review process by the NSC specifically on Hinkley, the comment marked the first official acknowledgement that national security advice would be a factor in her decision.
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The finding by the psychologist for Pennsylvania's Sexual Offenders Assessment Board can be a factor in sentencing and in the conditions imposed on a person found to be a predator, both in prison and afterward.
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"The approach means that the improper disposal of chemicals — leading to the contamination of drinking water, for instance — will often not be a factor in deciding whether to restrict or ban them," The Times reported.
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Editorial The federal court decision last week to remove the "too big to fail" label from MetLife, the insurance giant, may or may not turn out to be a factor in a future financial crisis.
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Yet Muslims around the world must raise their voices against all forms of oppression and stand with the oppressed, and the identity of the oppressor and the oppressed must not be a factor in this endeavor.
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NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman, asked on Saturday about Quebec's chances, said he did not know if the currency's fall would be a factor in a purchase, but that he did not think the process had changed.
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The Cavaliers, who were not ranked in the preseason, are up to their old tricks while holding opponents to 52.3 points per game and showing the depth needed to be a factor in the ACC race.
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Justices ruled, 18903-21890, on Monday that prosecutors in Georgia had violated the Constitution by excluding African-Americans from the jury in a black man's murder trial, as race can't be a factor in jury selection.
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Wong said that slipping popularity ratings for top local official Chief Executive Carrie Lam, who marks one year in office on July 303, could be a factor in the announcement expected by the end of June.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Three Americans detained in North Korea will be a factor in any talks between U.S. officials and their North Korean counterparts as they discuss a future summit, a White House official said on Tuesday.
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This change in metabolic processes is believed to be a factor in why 80 to 90 percent of people who lose weight gain it back, according to a review published in the International Journal of Obesity.
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A much stronger dollar may be a factor in pushing South Americans down the list, but a much stronger relationship between Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, and President Donald Trump may also be bringing in more Russian interest.
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Friday's U.S. nonfarm payrolls report remains this week's key market focus after Federal Reserve Vice Chair Stanley Fischer said last week the jobs data will be a factor in the timing of central bank interest rate hikes.
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Friday's U.S. nonfarm payrolls report remains this week's key market focus, after Federal Reserve Vice Chair Stanley Fischer said last week the jobs data will be a factor in the timing of central bank interest rate hikes.
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Christian Coleman also produced a 2019-leading time, winning the 100 meters in 9.81 seconds, as 37-year-old world champion Justin Gatlin showed he will again be a factor in Doha after taking second in 9.87.
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"We have a lot of talented people, and ethnicity should not be a factor in whether or not they can provide the type of skill that's needed for the type of job that they're performing," she said.
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If you believe—as many do—that Melissa Calusinski is innocent, then her case raises important questions about how our criminal justice system treats vulnerable women, and whether gender should be a factor in prosecutorial interrogation strategies.
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Speaking to The Verge, Kosinski says he and Wang have been explicit that things like facial hair and makeup could be a factor in the AI's decision-making, but he maintains that facial structure is the most important.
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Many people have asked why, if we want race to no longer be a factor in spaces like the palace, I choose to talk so much about Markle's race, especially when she's gotten so much flack for it.
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Envisioning a run at the NHL title is the difference between this season and three seasons ago, when he was finishing up a contract with the Carolina Hurricanes, who weren't expected to be a factor in the postseason.
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Sanders in the interview on Sunday said people "have a right to be suspect" that race may be a factor in how Trump has handled the United States territory, which has been devastated by storms this hurricane season.
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The tests, which are given to third through eighth graders and will begin this year on April 5, were shortened, time limits were removed, and the results will not be a factor in teacher evaluations, among other changes.
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The poll also found that, while just 36 percent of voters approve of Trump's performance in the White House, a majority — 51 percent — said Trump would not be a factor in how they vote in the 85033 midterms.
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"Consuming beverages with caffeine and sugar may be a sign that people are not getting the quality and quantity of sleep they need, but also may be a factor in causing poor sleep," Bertisch told Reuters Health by email.
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Physical intimidation can be a factor in sexual relationships between people of any gender, but given that women are too often violently attacked and even killed for rejecting men, physicality takes on a different meaning in male-female relationships.
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Dry weather and lower fertilizer use - a move adopted by some growers to save costs - have affected output this year at top producers Indonesia and Malaysia, and will continue to be a factor in the coming years, Fry said.
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Dry weather and lower fertiliser use - a move adopted by some growers to save costs - have affected output this year at top producers Indonesia and Malaysia, and will continue to be a factor in the coming years, Fry said.
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ANSES's authorisation of the products angered environmental protection groups, which say they are part of the neonicotinoid family of substances that are being phased out in France because of concern they could be a factor in declining bee populations.
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Sources in Ted Cruz's orbit had suggested the Texas senator would still be a factor in delegate battles over the weekend, flexing his muscle among conservative activists to try and retain a position of influence at the national convention.
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The U.S. August nonfarm payrolls report is even more in focus than usual, after Federal Reserve Vice Chair Stanley Fischer said last week that the employment data would be a factor in the timing of the central bank's interest rate hikes.
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There also had been signals around his close-knit team that family — from the appetite of his wife, Jill, for a third White House campaign to a divorce involving his youngest son, Hunter — would be a factor in his decision.
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Given the current political tension between U.S. and Russia, – much of it fueled in the popular imagination by the fake news epidemic and cyber-warfare – this connection, however tenuous, seems to be a factor in some people's dislike of the channel.
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While the company has denied its products pose a security threat, the United States has pressed its allies to shun Huawei in their fifth generation, or 5G, networks and has also suggested it could be a factor in a trade deal.
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Britain's Foreign Office said that Saudi Arabia's approach to humanitarian law will be a factor in London's continual assessment of arms sales to the kingdom, and it would look into the air strike on the funeral as part of that process.
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Being overweight is known to be a factor in early periods and also in what's known as gestational diabetes, but it did not fully explain the link between the two conditions, the researchers write in the American Journal of Epidemiology.
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While some don't necessarily share Pacquiao's view on the matter, they do believe he should have the freedom to think and speak as he chooses, and that an athlete's social views should not be a factor in determining their professional career.
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A sentencing scheduled for Wednesday before Judge Rakoff will present another issue that arises frequently in white-collar sentencing: How much should the loss of prestige and income by the white-collar offender be a factor in mitigating a sentence?
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Since the endocannabinoid system is so intricately connected with many areas of our health, it makes sense that disruptions in it can be a factor in a variety of common disorders, including neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, and multiple sclerosis.
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Also, if "moral turpitude" is going to be a factor in determining a person's fitness to vote, then why does the list leave out public corruption, bribery and other offenses that would seem to be far more relevant to that determination?
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Even after luring Ferrell and Bjelica, the Kings still could be a factor in the late stages of free agency as they have over $10 million remaining in cap space, easily the largest figure of any team in the NBA.
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Harvard has said in the past that its admissions policies on race have lined up with legal precedent set over the past 40 years by the Supreme Court, which has allowed for race to be a factor in the admissions process.
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"This will be a factor in funding decisions by the city going forward, because it's important to ensure if we're investing public money that these organizations represent everyone and include everyone," he said according to a transcript of the press conference.
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Just over half of registered voters said that Trump would not be a factor in how they planned to vote in the 2018 congressional elections, with 20 percent saying they'd vote to support him and 93 percent saying they'd vote against.
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Just over half of registered voters said that Trump would not be a factor in how they planned to vote in the 2018 congressional elections, with 20 percent saying they'd vote to support him and 24 percent saying they'd vote against.
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Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan, also at Stanford on Thursday, said during a visit to London last week the Brexit vote will be a factor in the Fed's June decision unless the outcome of the vote is very clear ahead of time.
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And third, the civil war in the Democratic Party between the left and the far left is real, is getting closer and closer to the boiling point, and is very much going to be a factor in determining who controls Congress come January.
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The 2028 U.S. Summer Games, the first Summer Games in the United States since 1996, could be a factor in the renewal discussions with sponsors that are currently underway, said John Grady, a sports law professor at the University of South Carolina.
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Stephenson told the conference he has no reason to think Trump would be a factor in the deal's approval and said he hoped the matter would be settled well before the April 22, 2018, deadline when parties can walk away from a deal.
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He has also suggested that those claims should be rejected even before asylum seekers appear before a judge and begin court proceedings and that the simple fact of crossing the border illegally could also be a factor in rejecting an asylum claim.
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Dry weather and lower fertiliser use - a move adopted by some growers to save costs - have affected output this year at top producers Indonesia and Malaysia, and will continue to be a factor in the coming years, Fry said at an industry conference.
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Stephenson told the conference he has no reason to think Trump would be a factor in the deal's approval and said he hoped the matter would be settled well before the April 22, 2018 deadline when parties can walk away from a deal.
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Dry weather and lower fertilizer use - a move adopted by some growers to save costs - have affected output this year at top producers Indonesia and Malaysia, and will continue to be a factor in the coming years, Fry said at an industry conference.
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ET, CSN New England (Boston), CSN Mid-Atlantic (Washington) ABOUT THE CELTICS (243.2-46.83): Center Jared Sullinger had 246.8 rebounds and a team-high seven assists versus Philadelphia, and he figures to be a factor in the game plan for the Wizards.
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An eleven-year-old Barack Obama watched Shirley Chisholm's run for president in 23, and six years later, in a landmark affirmative action case, the Supreme Court ruled that race could be a factor in college admissions, though schools couldn't impose quotas.
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Yet, despite dropping out of the race, the source said the New Jersey governor wanted to be a factor in the campaign, and after his evisceration of Rubio in a debate in New Hampshire, he relishes the role of being Trump's top attack dog.
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Kate Andersen Brower, the author of the book "First Women," said the high level of scrutiny directed at Barron, who unlike previous first children did not grow up with a father in politics, could be a factor in the Trump family's decision to buck tradition.
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It sounds wonky, but it means that in some cases, certain medical evidence will no longer be a factor in developing pollution regulations that affect public health, while research on the impact of planet-warming pollution won't play a role in shaping climate change rules.
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"London and New York have long vied for the top spot of this index and the uncertainty around the future shape of Brexit is likely to be a factor in their latest switch in positions," said Miles Celic, chief executive of the lobbying group TheCityUK.
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Political analysts view the central Florida district as solidly Republican, meaning it is unlikely to be a factor in Democrats' attempt to win the 23 House seats they need to take a majority in that chamber and act as a check on Republican President Donald Trump's agenda.
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But Hillary Clinton and the Democrats had little success making Bannon and his alt-right ties an issue in the presidential election, where Bannon helped guide Trump to victory nationally, and in some of the same key states he hopes to be a factor in next year.
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While the American Health Care Act plays a role in Montana's race, some Georgia strategists see the bill having a "minimal impact" on the race and argue that it must head through the Senate to see if it could be a factor in down-ballot races.
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ET, FSN Carolina, FSN Tennessee (Nashville) ABOUT THE HURRICANES (2-4-3): While Lee Stempniak (six points) appears to be a solid free-agent signing, Carolina must add more consistent contributors along with fellow forwards Skinner and Rask to be a factor in the playoff race.
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According to law enforcement, Tellis is a gang member with a rap sheet and has served time previously, but his gang affiliation does not appear to have anything to do with Chambers' killing, and drugs do not appear to be a factor in her death, Champion said.
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Reports have suggested that Chinese men make up slightly more than half the diagnosed cases, leading to speculation that in China—where more than half of men smoke, compared to less than 2 percent of women—smoking may be a factor in rates of infection and death.
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That sounds nice, but the standard is so broad it doesn't provide any guidance on when discretion should be exercised — and it fails to include consideration of the seriousness of the crime the alien committed, which should be a factor in deciding whether discretionary relief is warranted.
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Washington has pressed its allies to shun Huawei in their fifth generation, or 5G, networks on security grounds, and has also suggested it could be a factor in a trade deal with Xi. "We actually sell Huawei many of its parts," Trump said at his meeting with Modi.
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This large and long-term study — which showed a 79% increased ASD risk and a 24% increased depression risk in those children — offers further evidence there may be a link, plus new information that this could also be a factor in depression, study author Kristina Adams Waldorf tells Axios.
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Justice Stephen Breyer, a member of the court's liberal wing, argued that the history of the monument, which was built in 1925 to honor men from Prince George's County, Maryland, who died in World War I, should be a factor in deciding whether it should stay or go.
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A 2018 study published in BMJ Open Ophthalmology notes that blue light could be a factor in eye tiredness, but cites dry eyes from not blinking for long periods as a more serious cause of eye strain, as well as too-small fonts, and conditions like uncorrected astigmatism.
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That could even be a factor in Iowa's turnout and New Hampshire's turnout failing to be sizably larger than 2008's number — there are so many candidates in the mix, and Democratic voters may feel like they're fine with any of them, so they decide not to vote.
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But Bobby Bowers, an analyst at STR, said that while the presence of Zika and the Orlando nightclub shooting could be a factor in the downturns, the three cities have more hotel rooms than they did a year ago, so more competition may play a role in the decline.
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The United States has pressed its allies to shun Huawei in their fifth generation, or 5G, networks on security grounds, and it has also suggested it could be a factor in a trade deal with Xi. "We actually sell Huawei many of its parts," Trump said at his meeting with Modi.
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China's Role in Hong Kong Becomes a Factor in HSBC Debate Over Headquarters | HSBC's board meets on Wednesday to consider moving its headquarters to Hong Kong, and concerns about China's influence over the financial hub may be a factor in the decision, Reuters reports, citing a senior source at the bank.REUTERS
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Players You Should Know The speedy Kanjana Sung-ngoen tormented Australia's back line with her pace in the Asian Cup semifinals last year, and the California-born forward Suchawadee Nildhamrong, who went by Miranda Nild when she played at the University of California, could be a factor in the Thai campaign.
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"The Supreme Court says race can be a factor in redistricting, but not the predominant factor, a rule that is so vague, so broad and so lacking in a definable legal standard that it is not really a rule at all," Hans von Spakovsky, a lawyer with the Heritage Foundation, said in a statement.
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Michael J. Lotito, a lawyer who represents employers at the firm Littler Mendelson, said the board had devised the rule with an eye toward accommodating the appeals court decision by allowing indirect control of workers to be a factor in determining joint employment, just not one that could trigger the status on its own.
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But while these moves from 1 Hotel Central Park and other NYC Carbon Challenge properties will most certainly be a factor in helping to meet the project's goals, they are not necessarily visible to hotel guests, who usually have the option of participating in their property's eco-conscious efforts with actions such as reusing their bath towels.
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Ford also insisted that, just as she had not had any special treatment at the Navy-run rehab center where she had gone to kick her addiction to pain medication, there be no private rooms at the Betty Ford Center — and that no one's wealth, status or celebrity be a factor in how they were treated.
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"BlackRock's Board of Directors and I both believe that the performance of our stock price should be a factor in determining the compensation of our senior executives," Fink, who is often quoted for his views on the markets and corporate governance and has been listed among the world's best CEOs by the newspaper Barron's, said in the filing.
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The specific iPhone models affected by the preliminary ruling in China are the iPhone 6S, iPhone 6S Plus, iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus, iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus and iPhone X. Erick Robinson, a patent lawyer in Beijing and former Qualcomm lawyer, said that while Chinese courts had become fairer in recent years, nationalism could sometimes be a factor in rulings.
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The specific iPhone models affected by the preliminary ruling in China are the iPhone 6S, iPhone 6S Plus, iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus, iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus and iPhone X. Erick Robinson, a patent lawyer in Beijing and former Qualcomm lawyer, said that while Chinese courts had become fairer in recent years, nationalism could sometimes be a factor in rulings.
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Read MoreJune rate hike would give Fed option for 3 increases this year: Kovacevich Earlier, Fed Board Governor Daniel Tarullo said Britain's possible exit from the European Union will be a factor in the Fed's decision on rates later this month, "In the short term it is more a question of the immediate impact on markets," Tarullo said in a Bloomberg TV interview, Reuters reported.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE (D-Mass.), who has called on the House to begin impeachment proceedings, said politics should not be a factor in how the House responds to the Mueller report.
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Lime has spent more than a year asserting its newer, more durable scooters will improve the shared scooter industry's dismal economics, but the jury appears to still be out (for what it's worth, the more durable yet heavier 45-pound scooters seem to be a factor in some juicers no longer wanting to do the work, because they're harder to lift into trucks or SUVs).
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TRUMP DODGES ON TIME WARNER-AT&T MERGER: In an interview, Breitbart asked President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE if "CNN's pretty bad behavior" should be a factor in assessing the merger between Time Warner's -- the cable news channel's parent company -- and AT&T.
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So with the Greens poised to make their best-ever showing this year, May spent the first half of the campaign dividing her time between the party's home base in British Columbia, where it's expected to pick up seats, and pockets of central and Atlantic Canada that could also help expand its footprint in Parliament — enough so, perhaps, to finally be a factor in national climate politics.
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Instead of allowing fans to submit nominations, however, the league had some poor staffers do the grunt work themselves—and the results skew heavily toward the recent and obvious Recency bias was always going to be a factor in the final selection, but teams exacerbated it by asking fans to pick not the "best" games but the "most memorable" ones, priming them to pick games they clearly remember.
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The moves align the No. 85033 and No. 3 House GOP leaders with President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, who could be a factor in a future leadership race between the two friendly rivals.
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" While discussing whether a candidate's personal life should be a factor in voters' decisions at the ballot box, co-host Angela Yee said, "It didn't affect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and the terrible things he's done in his personal life, and he still managed to be president.
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New data suggests that fear over the Trump administration's crackdown on unauthorized immigration may be a factor in last week's Census Bureau report showing the first increase in the number of people without health insurance in nearly a decade, according to AP. Why it matters: The White House blamed the Affordable Care Act's high premiums for the rise in the uninsured, but only Hispanics and foreign-born people experienced a significant increase in their uninsured rate.
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