" Asked if he wanted to be associated with Mussolini, Trump replied, "No, I want to be associated with interesting quotes.
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Maisie Williams may forever be associated with Needle, Arya's sword.
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We don't want our work to be associated with you.
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"To be associated with success is absolutely wonderful," he says.
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That's certainly not a party I will be associated with.
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Artificially sweetened drinks may be associated with stroke and dementia.
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I stepped away so I wouldn't be associated with them.
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"Equation malware" is thought to be associated with the NSA.
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Why didn't you want to be associated with those venues?
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Some of those organic molecules could be associated with life.
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I guess that's an okay thing to be associated with.
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" Adding: "As if manhood could ever be associated with him.
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I'm proud to know you and be associated with you.
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They were people you didn't want to be associated with.
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And, of course, it would be associated with market volatility.
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You wouldn't want to be associated with someone like that.
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Like other sciences, parapsychology tends to be associated with men.
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We definitely didn't want to be associated with them at all.
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It's hurtful that they don't want to be associated with it.
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It's the kind of brand we're proud to be associated with.
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I answer, that he cannot without disgrace be associated with it.
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For example, Richard Simmons will always be associated with the '80s.
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Two servers were found to be associated with the hackers' efforts.
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Some comic book superheroes will always be associated with one actor.
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I have never been prouder to be associated with an organization.
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"That's a pretty humbling group to be associated with," Kane said.
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" She added: "It's the narrative I wanted to be associated with.
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Neither side wanted to be associated with its own presidential candidate.
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"Nobody wants to be associated with coal," Kittle told Judge Gustafson.
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Nobody wanted to be associated with a witch's family, she explains.
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I am not going to be associated with rural America anymore.
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Sexual function does not appear to be associated with genital dimensions.
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Why would such a fad diet be associated with the military?
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The virus could be associated with other neurological complications as well.
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"As if manhood could ever be associated with him," she said.
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In Latin America, Christianity used to be associated with Roman Catholicism.
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That's not the kind of people he wants to be associated with.
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Rising wages would typically be associated with a squeeze in corporate profits.
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While pinot noir may not be associated with Argentina, it's not unknown.
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More cases continued to be associated with the outbreak after the recall.
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"This outfit appears to be associated with Japanese anime culture," Davis said.
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Now, of course, Fern's name will forever be associated with the apocalypse.
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To dos can be associated with a time and even a place.
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It has all of the things we'd like to be associated with.
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Perhaps advertisers were shy to be associated with one more DC flop.
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Tinder may be associated with hookups and superficial sex, that could change.
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They could be associated with the environments within which they're operating, so.
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I wouldn't hire that person, want to be associated with that person.
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The locations appear to be associated with the Jewish community in Brooklyn.
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I felt such an honor to be associated with such a player.
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He came to be associated with German and Austrian Expressionism—a mistake.
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"No, I want to be associated with interesting quotes," Trump shot back.
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All said and done, I'm proud to be associated with Hong Kong.
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It was bad for their brands to be associated with Mr. O'Reilly.
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When you finish, the new bank will be associated with your account.
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Sex appears to be associated with a stronger immune system, as well.
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"I would suspect that if you are both, it is going to be associated with the highest risk, and if you are one or the other, it is going to be associated with the intermediate risk," she added.
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A lot of people think like, how can you be associated with them?
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"He's the kind of guy you're proud to be associated with," continued Gibson.
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Founders are resourceful, and they like to be associated with like-minded organizations.
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It's also a chance for brands to be associated with high-profile celebrities.
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I'm very, very proud to be associated with Demi and with the franchise.
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Soon, though, he may not be associated with any of his past projects.
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And then the decision was made that I can't be associated with that.
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But she'll forever be associated with the man whose last name she bears.
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So in my mind, the Carlyle will forever be associated with Ross Perot.
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Around one-third of that debt is said to be associated with Sprint.
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A giant container vessel may be associated with hundreds of thousands of documents.
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Smoking also seems to be associated with cognitive impairment, even at mid-life.
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It is a bad time to be associated with Clinton-era special interests.
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Apprehension toward the United States could also be associated with Duda's nationalist rise.
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Many of their friends don't want to be associated with them right now.
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Those with narcissism love to be associated with people who have a name.
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It's done something really substantial and I'm proud to be associated with it.
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Nobody wants to be associated with this kind of violent and hateful language.
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"People buy things from places they want to be associated with," he said.
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The incident appears to be associated with an on-app trip, he said.
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The number listed on Surefire's website appears to be associated with Wohl's mother.
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Recent research suggests that the virus may be associated with other serious complications.
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Corporations want to be associated with success and winners, not scandal and doping.
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Gillum will be associated with Sanders, Steyer, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and George Soros.
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"That's something you never want to be associated with your brand," he said.
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A financial crisis tends to be associated with fears of a bank run.
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Living near a major highway may be associated with developmental delays in children.
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" He also says "red wine appears to be associated with the most benefits.
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Others, like assertiveness and willingness to take risks, tend to be associated with men.
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And Kissinger may decide that Trump is simply too controversial to be associated with.
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If he suddenly doesn't want to be associated with someone who beats women, great!
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Well, no: nobody deserves to be associated with our pussy-grabbing commander in chief.
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It is simply no longer profitable to be associated with discrimination against LGBT people.
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"I can imagine why big hotels would not want to be associated with that."
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Other campaigners found manganese, which can be associated with brain damage, in the rivers.
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Likewise, certain sources may be associated with greater or lesser degrees of factual veracity.
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"They don't want to be associated with drug dealers and drug traffickers," he said.
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On Earth, the phrase tectonics has come to be associated with multiple tectonic plates.
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I just think they've lost their way, and I can't be associated with it.
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Heavy periods can simply be heavy or they may be associated with increased cramping.
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Many large tech companies don't necessarily want to be associated with more experimental ideas.
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GBS appears to be associated with the virus, but it's thought to be rare.
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And everything we do in public is likely to be associated with The Times.
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"I'm greatly honored to be associated with this heroic scientific mission," Dr. Parker said.
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Still, numerous skateboarders described a sense of embarrassment to be associated with such behavior.
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Trump will always be associated with the names of Andrew Johnson and Bill Clinton.
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The strike targeted three facilities believed to be associated with Syria's chemical weapons arsenal.
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The researchers also looked at genetic variations known to be associated with cardiovascular disease.
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They have allowed their position to be associated with open borders and sanctuary cities.
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" And they were like, "Yeah, she doesn't want to be associated with the song.
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They compiled a list of all cables thought to be associated with obsolete systems.
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"Each meal seems to be associated with more and more prescriptions," Dr. Hadland said.
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This genetic marker was located near a gene that's known to be associated with seizures.
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"They want to be associated with the brand we've made," one player told NBC News.
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Doing so unveiled several genetic variants which appeared to be associated with a reduced response.
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But some scientists say the parasite can't be associated with any behavioral abnormality in humans.
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It used to be associated with ideas from linguistics before it became associated with computers.
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Instagram and Twitter accounts which appear to be associated with Minott were set to private.
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They say they do not want to be associated with the Free the Delegates agenda.
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Hilton resented that the tape would be associated with her forever — which it would be.
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One of the recent deaths has not been confirmed to be associated with the virus.
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They don't want to be associated with all this obscurantism, self-isolation and anti-Westernism.
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Some behavior changes that might be associated with head pain: obviously, a change in activity.
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To be associated with a brand is not something I'd be willing to do now.
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"Trump's a racist bigot, and I wouldn't want to be associated with that," he said.
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Many of the people now afraid to be associated with 85033 are not criminal hackers.
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So although warmer water can be associated with strong hurricanes, that isn't always the case.
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This phone number will be associated with your account and is accessible from your settings.
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I selfishly wonder if I will always be associated with this in other people's minds.
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"I'm greatly honored to be associated with such a heroic scientific space mission," Parker said.
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Hydroxyethylcellulose, an ingredient in both "natural" and "conventional" lubes, may be associated with yeast infections.
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Political discourse these days often assumes that free market principles must be associated with inequality.
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Make sure that you only follow accounts that you actually want to be associated with.
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The last thing they want is to be associated with the Tea Party/Freedom Caucus.
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Instead, the virus came to be associated with Spain for reasons that were largely political.
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In my opinion, the language used in those videos can truly be associated with bullying.
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" He added: "To be associated with Roger or Team Penske in general, it's top-notch.
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Another technique is to look for more persistent molecules known to be associated with pigments.
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By 2012, Malassezia in particular was found to be associated with these kinds of disease.
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And though wearing binders is temporary, their use can be associated with later medical transition.
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It's a pity our generation has to be associated with theses ignorant and foolish challenges.
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In fact, people intentionally behave differently from people they don't want to be associated with.
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I don't want to be associated with MAGA, even mistakenly, so I stopped wearing it.
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"These could themselves be associated with poor heart health in adulthood," Virani said by email.
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"I think this is probably going to be associated with illegal products," Dr. Gottlieb said.
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"I think this is probably going to be associated with illegal products," Dr. Gottlieb said.
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Waters was known to be associated with the Clinton address, Stosberg told CNN on Thursday.
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Producers believed that a pleasant, upbeat children's film should not be associated with the scandal.
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Alex said that he doesn't want LocalMonero, and Monero itself, to be associated with crime.
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For this reporter, Davenport, on the Mississippi River, will always be associated with Duck City Bistro.
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Anything that looks like the structure of WebMD's site will be associated with the "good" camp.
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For that reason, nicotine dependence can be associated with vaginal dryness, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Indeed, we found EDAR to be associated with not only hair shape but also beard density.
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Does the world's biggest maker of children's entertainment really want to be associated with children prisons?
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These shapes that could be associated with Gestalt theory, explore the tension between figure and background.
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So it's hard to know exactly why eating the pepper would be associated with this effect.
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The second approach is to be associated with an ethical mission, whose importance transcends diplomatic niceties.
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Crescent and others never intended to be associated with Hopkins, but the algorithm had other ideas.
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When I finally began to hear these words, I didn't want to be associated with them.
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This demographic may believe in God, but doesn't want to be associated with rigid religious dogmas.
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It may also be associated with pathological eating, feeling out of control, remorse, guilt, and shame.
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"A lot of our patients don't want to be associated with 22q or disabilities," she says.
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But there is one fellow pop singer Cher does want to be associated with, though: Adele.
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The Democrats, my sources, do not want to be associated with the "S" word at all.
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" That's because, says the comedian, "Real Republicans do not want to be associated with Donald Trump.
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Zach "Yank" Sokol: Cocaine will always be associated with wealth, or a superficial facade of wealth.
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And might it not, at least in part, be associated with the technology's privacy-eroding habits?
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And though his voice will always be associated with baseball, there are other things worth remembering.
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The possibility that such characteristics might be associated with A.D.H.D. was first examined in the 1990s.
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You know politics has gotten messy when Jerry Springer says, 'I can't be associated with this.
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We have no desire to be associated with separating families, or worse, to profit from it.
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They'd prefer not to be associated with parts of his agenda or his increasingly erratic behavior.
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Very simply, people would want to be associated with the personal brand of the U.S. president.
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Bisexuality may also be associated with increased confidence, as well as greater opportunity for sex partners.
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Trump even called it an "an ugly word" that he never thought he'd be associated with.
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Place of birth may be associated with the risk for dementia, a new study has found.
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Still, darkness will always be associated with death—and therefore with the morbid, bleak and depressing.
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It is also "likely to be associated with the problematic guidance over dividend", Panmure Gordon said.
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"I just think they've lost their way and I can't be associated with it," Comey said.
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While the hare might be associated with lust, it could also represent chastity and virgin birth.
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The company wants the up-and-comers to feel proud to be associated with the brand.
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Boldness may be associated with certain positive life outcomes, but full-fledged psychopathy generally is not.
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" But today, he says, "young people have the ideas that people want to be associated with.
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Whether it's witches or "cat ladies," cats seem to always be associated with women -- what's that about?
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Her other son, AJ, has sensory processing issues and dyslexia, which can be associated with lead exposure.
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The researchers identified 24 groups of genes that seem to be associated with monogamy across the species.
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Simply put, they wish to avoid the weight gain that's come to be associated with the pill.
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Multiple accounts in different languages claim to be associated with Khamenei while Zarif has a verified account.
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In recent years, up to 700 common genetic variants have been found to be associated with height.
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"Breastfeeding has consistently been found to be associated with reduced risk of breast cancer," Jordan pointed out.
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In the mainstream imagination of today, anything horrible done by Black people will be associated with BLM.
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Valentine's Day may be associated with romance, but the origin of the holiday isn't romantic at all.
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More research is needed to determine what factors could be associated with this racial disparity, Bridge said.
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Why do I need to feel the same as you in order to be associated with you?
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"The analysis here hints that increasing income disparities may be associated with stagnant health equity," they wrote.
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I figured they didn't want to be associated with it, if Jerzy and Jimmy Jam were involved.
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Balz told Reuters he would feel honoured if his name were to be associated with the role.
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At the same time, we measured the brain networks known to be associated with consciousness using EEG.
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Many artists seem embarrassed to be associated with GarageBand, since it's seen as a tool for amateurs.
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Four months from now, it will be a liability beyond comprehension to be associated with Steve Bannon.
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I wasn't in recovery — a terrifying, severe sounding state that I didn't want to be associated with.
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There are likely to be many complex reasons why social media use might be associated with depression.
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In contrast, once orange dyes became more readily available, the color came to be associated with affordability.
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For the many Colombians who are ashamed to be associated with Escobar's memory, Popeye's brazenness is infuriating.
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In an interview with CNN, Pineda said she understood Smith to be associated with the "Resisters" group.
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According to Psychology Today, it usually begins in puberty, and can be associated with perfectionism and anxiety.
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The ad ends with Dreyfuss saying "Think different," a slogan that continues to be associated with Apple.
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Still, Lewis said, the Mediterranean-style diet has consistently been shown to be associated with living longer.
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When CNN called a number thought to be associated with Lopez, the person who answered hung up.
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There are all these crumbs you leave that you maybe don't want to be associated with anymore!
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He was required to remove the "F--- YOU" ... presumably so it could not be associated with Johnny.
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Either the leaders of corporate America and academia want to be associated with terrorizing toddlers, or not.
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Gradually, the Republican Party has come to be associated with white, Christian, conservative, rural and male identity.
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When the data is identifiable, meaning it can be associated with a person, the hexagon is yellow.
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That might be associated with noise from cellphone towers on Earth that broadcast at a similar frequency.
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Loneliness and low self-esteem were also found to be associated with addictive or problematic smartphone use.
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A message left by CNN at a phone number believed to be associated with Calkins was unreturned.
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Why I got into the music business originally was to be associated with things that were cool.
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The conditions that tend to be associated with the practice include rigid gender norms, conflict and poverty.
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Hysteroscopic sterilization was found to be associated with a significantly higher risk of sterilization failure than laparoscopic.
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"He's touched the third rail on this and nobody wants to be associated with it," Hogan said.
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"But I'm not unhappy to be associated with Christmas: better than famine, flood or war," he said.
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But member states are now hesitant to deliver that cash, lest they be associated with Tehran's gallows.
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Residents from this location and other Trump Place condos said they were "embarrassed" to be associated with Trump.
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That's what we want our audience to feel ... This is a product I want to be associated with.
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It said initial findings showed the issues could be associated with impact on exposed areas of the hinges.
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We would also be seeking credit monitoring for everybody and whatever costs that would be associated with that.
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Authorities descended on an apartment complex believed to be associated with Ostrem after they received an anonymous tip.
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His and Schrank's original vision for the site was to not be associated with treatment centers at all.
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Never again will "criminal" be associated with zorro-mask bank robbers or people wearing V for Vendetta masks.
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"If you are pro-life, it does not help your case to be associated with misogyny," he says.
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The biggest risk of coastal flooding should be associated with high tide on Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning.
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Rainier's tiny principality would in turn be associated with the most powerful and modern nation in the world.
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What was a fitting name back then will now likely only be associated with the Marvel universe now.
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Despite everything else she has accomplished, Hillary Clinton's name will likely always be associated with her damn emails.
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He doesn't want Islam to be associated with a violent narrative because of how others portray the religion.
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But the CEO of Snap may more commonly be associated with being Victoria Secret model Miranda Kerr's fiancée.
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For one thing, simply having large breasts — no matter your band size — can be associated with chronic pain.
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I don't want to be associated with telling grown ass men what they can do and not do.
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In fact, in a recent study, ACEs were found to be associated with unresolved attachment style in adulthood.
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Separate Bank of America research suggests that declines in railroad freight volume tend to be associated with recessions.
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The authors also found this reason to be associated with negative outcomes, such as feeling depressed or jealous.
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"They thought I was involved in this crime and didn't want to be associated with me," Alig said.
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"They just kind of evaluated the risks they believed to be associated with the convention," Dumas told Cleveland.com.
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It's not tolerable to accuse me to be associated with a guy who shot 11 people in Pittsburgh.
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They estimated that, every year, same-sex marriage policies would be associated with 134,000 fewer adolescent suicide attempts.
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Repeatedly, UNRWA employees have been found to be associated with Palestinian extremist groups and their doctrines of hate.
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According to Ms. Levitt, financial crimes needed to be associated with the same sort of stigma as rape.
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"I think this is probably going to be associated with illegal products," Gottlieb told the New York Times.
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"I think this is probably going to be associated with illegal products," Gottlieb told the New York Times.
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There is also an incomplete understanding of other possible developmental problems that may be associated with the virus.
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Trump is scared of farts and poops and doesn't want to be associated with them in any way.
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"We have no desire to be associated with separating families, or worse, to profit from it," American said.
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To be associated with that show, it'll be hard to do anything that reduces the impact of that.
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"If I'm lucky I'll be associated with The Dude for the rest of my life," Bridges said onstage.
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It's been shown that some advertisers will walk away rather than be associated with nefarious or misleading content.
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But according to a new paper, time spent on social media could be associated with a longer life.
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This can be somewhat useful: Statistically speaking, certain patterns of language may indeed be associated with dubious stories.
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Ultium is the first brand-name to be associated with an electric-propulsion system in a big way.
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Many national security veterans are prepared — and even proud — to not be associated with a Trump White House.
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While the shapes can be associated with a martial sensibility, the application of the paint undermines that reading.
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That might be why drinking, the most indulgent of pursuits, has come to be associated with the holiday.
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The University of Southern California blocked students who might be associated with the scheme from registering for classes.
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The practice was unfamiliar to consumers, but now it will likely be associated with Burberry for a while.
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Thankfully, Google assured us that visits to this website would not be associated with any specific Google accounts.
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" You'll click on LeBron's profile and say like, "Is this something that I want to be associated with?
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"People want to be associated with Greggs," says Sara Collinge, managing director of marketing consultancy Don't Cry Wolf.
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The study suggests this may be associated with the older age of mothers who had used donor eggs.
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But they are not well enough understood for them to be associated with specific rises in mean temperature.
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He seems to have held onto his Swiss-ness, and people are proud to be associated with that.
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"And it's nice to be associated with something that feels good, feels positive, and feels warm and welcoming."
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The hack was linked to Fancy Bear, a hacking group believed to be associated with the Russian government.
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Some past research has suggested but not proved that autism may be associated with frequent prenatal ultrasound exams.
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Another study from the journal Appetite showed how bitter taste preferences might be associated with antisocial personality traits.
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The scammers behind it had also gotten their number to be associated with Apple in a Google snippet.
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"Moderate drinking seems to be associated with lower rates of mortality than heavy drinking or abstinence," he says.
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Rather, it appears to be associated with increased levels of criminal activity simply because of general cognitive impairment.
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I do not want to be associated with an artist that has assaulted women on a day like today.
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"I don't want New York to be associated with Silicon Valley and the culture of Silicon Valley," he says.
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Other studies have explored how a Mediterranean diet might be associated with reduced asthma and allergy symptoms in children.
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Given the drama, "many of their friends don't want to be associated with them right now," said the source.
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It has been changed to reflect the dangers that can be associated with using high volume developers without experience.
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We know that polydipsia tends to be associated with other psychiatric conditions such as depression, bipolar disorder, and schizophrenia.
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As a result, a very specific, ornate aesthetic came to be associated with (if not directly linked to) holiness.
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And bomb squads spent much of the day carefully searching two residences believed to be associated with the suspect.
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The system determines which schools the users may be associated with and notes locations they list in their profiles.
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Samsung said initial findings showed that the issues could be associated with impact on exposed areas of the hinges.
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The biggest draw for struggling authors, though, is the chance to be associated with a more successful author's brand.
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Her voice will forever be associated with the inner lives of Manhattan's elite (which Donald Trump thinks he is).
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Advertisers "don't want to be associated with media that is critical of the government", says its founder, Abel Wabella.
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Only one response can be associated with any review, but developers are able to edit their answers, Apple notes.
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The criminalisation of large defaults brings with it a discomfort among bankers to be associated with very large loans.
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The disorder, characterized by raised, scaly skin patches, can be associated with other conditions, including diabetes and heart disease.
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"Factors such as debt, unemployment and problems with (welfare assistance) can be associated with poor mental health," she said.
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The only institution they seem to be associated with is the one Sendler created, where he is principal researcher.
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The definition of the English word "meek" produces numerous connotations that simply cannot be associated with the nickname Valhalla.
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Since headaches tend to be associated with excess oxygen usage, this may explain why some designs give us headaches.
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The American actress has been a vocal autism activist, spreading concerns that autism might be associated with childhood vaccines.
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Honold told the Post that she could no longer be associated with someone accused of this kind of behavior.
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I would like to be associated with something more uplifting, but nevertheless, it is a part of the city.
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There is this legacy of fear that got to be associated with swimming, and it wasn't just about drowning.
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But in a swearing-in ceremony on Monday night, Trump ensured that Kavanaugh will always be associated with Trumpism.
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I can't speak for SoftBank, but I can assume that they're the investor everyone wants to be associated with.
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"We didn't even interview Lamar at the combine because we didn't want to be associated with him," DeCosta said.
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I was going to make a Kreayshawn analogy, but I don't think Kreay deserves to be associated with this.
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PAYNE: Because none of them want to be there because they don&apost want to be associated with him.
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In such a scenario, sleep patterns may be associated with risk of breast cancer, but not directly cause it.
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But unlike other sports, Merenzon said, chess offers sponsors a chance to be associated with intelligence, discipline and cunning.
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Once your mouth cools, you'll be glad to know hot red peppers might be associated with a longer life.
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Trump's business executive councils imploded because corporate CEOs realized it was ethically untenable to be associated with the president.
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Although for measuring crop traits like length they do need some reference point to be associated with the image.
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A username — "stonetear" — believed to be associated with Combetta deleted all of its old posts after the reports emerged.
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I hate to be associated with it because it's like, 'That's the guy who gave up the Gibson thing!
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The state has reported 48 deaths from the virus and 29 are confirmed to be associated with the center.
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The other half used names that have been shown to be associated with whites: Greg Walsh and Jake Mueller.
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Alex's free will has never been violated, and his experience must not in any way be associated with abduction.
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And I've felt honored to be associated with all the smart and funny people who are my fellow constructors.
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A third show will be associated with "Captain America: The Winter Soldier," with Anthony Mackie returning as the Falcon.
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"There was a hope that the contemporary preparations would be associated with lower risk," he said in an interview.
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"As if manhood can be associated with him," she told dozens of her notoriously leaky colleagues in the House.
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Many engineers at Google are appalled that their employer could eventually be associated with more efficient ways to kill.
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The Verge has reached out to an email that appears to be associated with Lynx0x00 to ask for comment.
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Emma's father -- played by Bill Nighy -- emulates many qualities which might more commonly be associated with a maternal figure.
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Does the network -- which is a part of Disney -- want to be associated with a person with Barr's history?
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Other studies point out that the stress of migration and targeted raids could be associated with adverse birth outcomes.
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The company made so many fundamental ethical and regulatory mistakes that I was embarrassed to be associated with it.
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Use during pregnancy may be associated with fetal growth restriction, stillbirth, preterm birth, and neonatal intensive care unit admission.
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Attracting advertising remains difficult, with some companies reluctant to be associated with a business that caters to gay people.
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Unlike in the West, where cross-dressing tends to be associated with sexuality, here it is mostly about fashion.
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What costs will be associated with the financing, and how much more expensive will it be than staying public?
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Right now, obviously, a big thing is if it's showing up in content we want to be associated with.
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Hackers believed to be associated with North Korea used the leaked EternalBlue exploit to spread ransomware on a massive scale.
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And for all those reasons, some of the biggest names in corporate America don't want to be associated with him.
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This could be associated with how individuals of different gender and age may play different roles in a combat situation.
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None of the addresses for the senators appears to be associated with an operational website, obscuring motives for future uses.
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"You don't want to be associated with a man who is now looking like he's a serial killer," Kelly said.
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But by December of the same year, Zúñiga's name would be associated with drug trafficking, as well as pageant-queening.
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It's unclear exactly what causes Bell's palsy, but Dr. Zwerling says that it can be associated with a viral infection.
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So, they didn't want to be associated with that, even if they were actually friends with me on the show.
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Tillyer's multi-part painting expands Constable's single vertical into five abutting rectangles, which can be associated with a panoramic view.
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But while she's more than happy to be associated with breaking barriers, she's sensitive to the language surrounding such achievements.
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Slotted spoons, sieves and colanders may be associated with draining spaghetti, but they're also perfect for watching a partial eclipse.
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Islamic banking is more risk adverse in its investment practices, typically avoiding business that could be associated with economic bubbles.
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It's almost ironic that Madonna, who turns 60 on August 16, has come to be associated with the word scandal.
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The decrease could be associated with other areas picking up more of the work or perhaps the use of outsourcing.
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The strongest case for the measure is that a higher ratio tends to be associated with lower long-term returns.
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No one wants to be associated with this kind of insanity but the radical left, this is who they are.
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Sleep apnea, however, did not appear to be associated with faster progression of existing sight-threatening diabetic retinopathy or maculopathy.
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"That's a major quality of life change that's going to be associated with depression, anxiety, irritability, strained relationships," Heinz says.
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"I don't understand how I can be associated with three different terrorist organizations by having attended a workshop," she said.
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Research in Brazil indicates the greatest microcephaly risk appears to be associated with infection during the first trimester of pregnancy.
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Zika is also suspected to be associated with other complications, including autoimmune and neurological disorders such as Guillain-Barre syndrome.
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Large volumes of plasma can be associated with "significant risks," including infections, allergies and respiratory and cardiovascular reactions, Gottlieb said.
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Its most recent demonstrations also raised concerns about robots taking human jobs, something Alphabet didn't want to be associated with.
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" Further, these reductions seem to be "associated with the increasing concentration of income at the top of the income distribution.
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Being conceptual could be associated with being symbolic, they're sort of synonyms and Symbols is an easy word to remember.
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"The key to advertising is brand reputation, and clients don't want to be associated with these issues," Roth told CNBC.
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They would generally take a lower dose than for treating depression, and that would be associated with fewer side effects.
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Several diseases, such as diabetes, yellow fever, typhoid fever and the glandular disease scrofula, can be associated with certain scents.
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A few people wanted to keep their identities secret, because they didn't want to be associated with their virtual life.
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It was the kind of civil unrest that would come to be associated with social injustice and the Vietnam War.
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Increasing numbers of middle-aged Americans appear to be developing cancers that can be associated with obesity, new data suggest.
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But longer telomeres, we're now discovering, might not be a great thing because they may be associated with cancer risk.
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The Times has a lot to be proud of, and it's been an honor to be associated with it. 4.
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The scenario of the tests included risks that could be associated with Brexit, including a sharp fall in house prices.
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"They want to be associated with every wonderful image: heroics in the Olympics, wonderful music, you name it," he says.
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Internal images from Facebook show how the company decides which emoji could be associated with prohibited speech on the website.
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She was an outcast of the women's movement, and a lot of people didn't want to be associated with her.
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I don't want to use my real name because I don't want to be associated with Goatse forever on Google.
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Geno was replacing a guy who will forever be associated with the Buttfumble, and he arguably came out looking worse.
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When I felt like no one wanted to play with me or be associated with me, they were my friends.
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He wanted to be associated with the power rappers projected, with the glamour and the girls and the gangster motif.
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On the other hand, anxiety tends to be associated with high arousal, so the device will most likely reflect this.
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Carter has resigned from all of his positions and will no longer be associated with the restaurants or management company.
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Isn't it better for the European far right to be associated with an American radical than with the Russian president?
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Just as concerning, many COVID-19 symptoms can be associated with other ailments, making the illness harder to pin down.
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Mills: Because he didn't want to be associated with some of the worst elements of what we know about ISIS?
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Another person who has come to Judge Kavanaugh's defense is someone he would most likely rather not be associated with.
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Red clay might be associated with Western Europe and South America, but New York is no slouch in that department.
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"This is not exactly a happy-time cocktail party of people you want to be associated with," Mr. Spicer added.
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Once, she was told by a colleague that they didn't want to be associated with that part of her life.
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What's more, Parthasarathy says the algorithms can also recognize whether a certain behavior tends to be associated with a gender.
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In parallel, scores of studies identified heritable gene sequences that seemed to be associated with an increased risk for addiction.
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Antoine says the animals on the man, especially the bull, are likely to be associated with status, power and virility.
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After all, the company doesn't want its own brand to be associated with the previous owners, who include Rupert Murdoch.
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This is an awkward time to be associated with the consultancy, as questions arise over corporate power and wealth inequality.
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But more consumers, particularly Millennials, want to be associated with and support brands that make a difference in their societies.
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But even a change of 230 to 22018 percent would be associated with a reduction of 8,000 to 16,000 deaths.
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And if keeping my word means I can't be associated with this company any longer, I can live with that.
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There are dozens of strains of Symbiodinium , and different ones seem to be associated with different levels of heat tolerance.
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Human consumption of pesticides has been shown by studies to be associated with cancer risk, fertility and other health concerns.
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It is possible, for example, that lower bone mineral density may be associated with other conditions that influence sleep behavior.
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"That definitely took me off guard, why she would even be associated with someone that looked like that," she said.
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So even if they're not really religious, they're still going to be associated with the faith and they're still vulnerable.
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It's also unclear whether Covington was targeting Mexicans specifically, or people he believed to be associated with the Mexican mafia.
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"What is clear is the individuals who created these drawings recognized the building to be associated with a boat," Wegner writes.
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Many of these genes seemed to be associated with other habits, personality traits, and mental health conditions, particularly the gene CADM2.
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You are searching for a hashtag that may be associated with posts that encourage harmful behavior to animals or the environment.
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A Twitter account that appeared to be associated with the gunman posted photos of the weapons used in the attack footage.
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In fact, the researchers estimate that about 400,000 cases of depression in the US could be associated with teen cannabis use.
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In extreme cases, sex headaches can be associated with a brain aneurysm, bleeding, or a stroke, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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"People don't want to be associated with these AIs yet because the general consensus is that AI is bad," says Ruelens.
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According to the relationships published in one academic paper, that difference alone should be associated with a 23% drop in speed.
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Kerry Washington's name has come to be associated with Washington, D.C., mostly thanks to her turn as Olivia Pope on Scandal.
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Authorities have arrested one suspect, 37-year-old Gökmen Tanis, whom they believe to be "associated with the incident" in Utrecht.
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In fact, research has shown that relationships that have the define-the-relationship talk tend to be associated with positive outcomes.
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Immediately after taking a photo, the app will record a five-second video that will be associated with that specific photo.
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And I'd rather not be associated with those kinds of images … for me there's no surprise in photographs of that sort.
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Megacams won't disclose which facial recognition API software it's using—presumably because tech companies don't want to be associated with pornography.
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Genes thought to be associated with depression include those that help develop chemical neurotransmitters and those that maintain neurons and synapses.
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The decision to operate was taken after the baby's mother, Kera, suffered pregnancy complications thought to be associated with pre-eclampsia.
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Stitzel pointed out that the changes in the studied players did not appear to be associated with any symptoms of concussion.
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Not bad, that is, as long as you don't mind be associated with the potential stigma of serving mayonnaise ice cream.
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At the same time, it also scared away some companies who were afraid to be associated with the network's political views.
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However, the retailer wasn't interested in selling the Bridal Buddy, because they didn't want to be associated with using the bathroom.
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Brown Brown urine can be associated with myoglobinuria, or the presence of myoglobin — a protein found in muscle — in the urine.
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What we don't usually anticipate is any taste that might be associated with the word hot, heat, and most especially, fire.
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Pretty pictures earn endorsements from companies that want to be associated with loose-limbed wanderlust, as Vanity Fair reported in 2017.
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"Relationships that have DTR talks tend to be associated with a lot of positive qualities for the most part," Knopp says.
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In the way cooler than Hollywood world I live and work in, I am actually embarrassed to be associated with it.
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In other words, higher interest rates would be associated with a stronger economy, which would be welcomed news for equity investors.
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That's a very good thing to be associated with (as long as your role gives you the right to do this).
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"It's like a manhood thing with him -- as if manhood can be associated with him," Pelosi said, according to an aide.
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"It's like a manhood thing for him — as if manhood could ever be associated with him — this wall thing," she said.
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As a new decade approaches, so does the promise of more Disney films that will forever be associated with the 2020s.
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A whiff of a hot, gooey, cheesesteak will always be associated with cheering on the Phillies at baseball games with Dad.
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The woman believed to be associated with the suspect has told multiple news agencies that she was "overwhelmed" by the tragedy.
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How can the Madison Square Garden Company allow its classy, respectful, squeaky-clean Rockettes to be associated with such inappropriate behavior?
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They found a suggestion that some CDH2 variants might be associated with Tourette syndrome, but that picture was fuzzy as well.
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Twitter also estimates that more than 36,700 accounts on its platform may be associated with Russia, generating around 288 million impressions.
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Twitter also estimates that more than 21,2100 accounts on its platform may be associated with Russia, generating around 2309 million impressions.
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Everybody wants to be associated with a winner, and to have a whole country to rally behind us, it's pretty interesting.
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"We have no desire to be associated with separating families, or worse, to profit from it," American said in a statement.
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Chronic inflammation in middle age may be associated with an increased risk for brain shrinkage and Alzheimer's disease later in life.
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"What kind of a nation wants to be associated with the mass murder of innocent men, women and children?" he asked.
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The allegations of hidden deals with organized crime also tend to be associated with accusations of lavish spending and dirty tricks.
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Revulsion against harassing behavior — in this case, men with power refusing to be associated with it — could change workplaces and schools.
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Mix it up Ms. Bellizzi never likes to look too matchy-matchy and never wants to be associated with one style.
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"Some of these incidents may have been reprisals against persons perceived to support or be associated with ISIL," the document states.
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But there is one superlative — most expensive subway line on Earth — no taxpayer or commuter would care to be associated with.
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"Why do I have a gun?" asks a young woman in one image that appears to be associated with the page.
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If we speak about the editorial policy, of course, I would certainly want it to be associated with love for Russia.
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Only those trying to manipulate the system can disagree, and who wants to be associated with possible corruption like that anyway?
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That means of all the people you could Google, Schumer's name is the one most likely to be associated with malware.
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A national study on young adults found that frequent use of social media might be associated with increased feelings of isolation.
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Color's test analyzes gene mutations that are known to be associated with cancer and cardiovascular disease, as well as ancestry information.
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Injuries at school were also more likely than those at home to occur among girls and to be associated with alcohol.
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"I wouldn't want to be associated with one character, because I want to be able to do different roles," he said.
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Apparently, there weren't any real tequila companies that wanted to be associated with people drinking their product and dying on-screen.
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Many such studies identify SNPs that appear to be associated with a small amount of increased risk for a particular illness.
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"I didn't want to be associated with the Trump campaign," said one, calling the Trump nomination a "deal breaker" for him.
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This affectation is often referred to as the "ironic attitude" and has come to be associated with adolescents or young adults.
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Antoine says that the animals on the man, especially the bull, are likely to be associated with status, power and virility.
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As the team's popularity has grown, so has the eagerness of brands to be associated with the USWNT and their message.
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The researchers are planning another study to better understand how cannabis exposure might be associated with neurobehavioral testing outcomes in children.
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This is to help it better identify spammers, but the company says the phone numbers won't be associated with individual users.
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"My guess is it will probably happen, because [companies] don't want to be associated with something that nobody wants," Rau said.
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The campaign would then evaluate whether it seemed like a credible offer or a host they wanted to be associated with.
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The origins of the word have nothing to do with slavery, but the word has come to be associated with it.
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High-profile institutions in the art world have now apparently decided they don't want to be associated with that troubled legacy.
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Here is the truth: they find the concept of "the ratio" embarrassing to powerful people and embarrassing to be associated with.
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"We know that higher levels of education tend to be associated with less radicalization and consequently less prospect of terrorism," she said.
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The talisman was meant to create a shield against the "bad air" and fevers that seemed to be associated with swampy terrain.
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"Because of the mysterious aspect of her, I don't think they ever wanted an actor to be [associated with Carmen]," LaManna explained.
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It went down in flames and I would prefer not to be associated with them — there's always awkward questions about what happened.
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Quickly, though, Salamanca and the refinery would also come to be associated with some of the deadly risks of the oil business.
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"We have no desire to be associated with separating families, or worse, to profit from it," a statement from American Airlines said.
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Over time, parks and public spaces were sacrificed for parking lots and highways, and cities came to be associated with social isolation.
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But now he wants to shoot everybody in the face because he doesn't want to be associated with being that guy anymore.
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"Higher heart rates may be associated with an increased risk of heart attacks or strokes, as seen in the Copenhagen Male Study."
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"Our result show that diets high in red meat may be associated with a higher risk of diverticulitis," Chan added by email.
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Goth takes its name from German (or Teutonic) tribes, which came to be associated with particular forms in Northern European Medieval art.
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Prior studies showed linoleic acid to reduce total and bad cholesterol, and to be associated with better blood pressure and insulin sensitivity.
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Goldstein said he considered that figure "conservative," which is probably the only time that word will ever be associated with James Goldstein.
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This evening a website claiming to be associated with the IRA published a list of Instagram accounts they claim to have created.
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A decline in capital inflows could be associated with downward pressure on the exchange rate and tighter funding conditions for U.K. borrowers.
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Most of the attacks were traced back to activity by hacking groups believed to be associated with Russia, North Korea and Iran.
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Meanwhile, researchers are desperately trying to better understand the potential health risk that may be associated with marijuana use and organ transplantation.
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They reach increasingly hard-to-find audiences, and have brands that advertisers are willing to pay a premium to be associated with.
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A deep learning network crunched through all these features, finding which tended to be associated with individuals of a given sexual orientation.
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Through both advertising and activism, pink has come to be associated with a third-wave feminist ideology and reclaimed hyper-feminine ethos.
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And while the origin story of General Tso's chicken still remains somewhat contested, Peng's name will forever be associated with the dish.
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" Plus, it adds, "large volumes of plasma [...] can be associated with significant risks including infectious, allergic, respiratory and cardiovascular risks, among others.
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"We want to be associated with great financial products, and we think this is the stage to tell the world," Bradford said.
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Wide-open eyes were more likely to be associated with orgasm among Westerners, and smiling in East Asian cultures, the study says.
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In fact, they even showed a late stage of the Hoxd expression, which would typically be associated with developing fingers and toes.
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This could mean unique aspects of the incarceration environment may be associated with a higher risk of suicide, the study authors note.
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The cryptocurrency has many doubters as it continues to be associated with criminal activity, but it has still seen a stunning rally.
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What a long strange trip it has been when a (delicious, refreshing) poison is no longer willing to be associated with you.
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Some studies suggest high doses may be associated with an elevated risk of prostate and pancreatic cancers, and deaths from all causes.
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Research by Brazilian authorities indicates the greatest risk of microcephaly appears to be associated with infection during the first trimester of pregnancy.
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Toxic stress in childhood appeared to be associated with obesity; Felitti wondered if early trauma could be linked to other adulthood diseases.
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In one such study, bourbon—due to its high levels of congener—was shown to be associated with worse hangovers than vodka.
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And it already seems certain that the one baseball event Mr Trump will be associated with occurred at Nationals Park this week.
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Twitter estimates that more than 36,700 accounts on its platform may be associated with Russia, generating around 288 million impressions between Sept.
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Football fans in Kosovo might disagree: the day will now be associated with their recognition by FIFA, the sport's international administrative body.
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Buying and wearing big, bold, brightly colored sneakers is a way to be associated with Mr. Jordan's cool factor and worldwide visibility.
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In its wake, generations took a new interest in their own genealogy; even the word "roots" came to be associated with identity.
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But I have never, in my life, been more — felt more privileged to be associated with something than I feel about BYD.
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In fact, spanking can be associated with increased aggression and behavioral issues, poor mental health, reduced cognitive ability and low self-esteem.
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The Uruguay team wants the nature-friendly noise to be associated with Toyota everywhere, including in the bigger U.S. and Japanese markets.
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Mark Zuckerberg wants to make Facebook advertising great again, as in not just be associated with Russian propaganda influencing the 20173 election.
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The presence of this fatty ring has been shown to be associated with some of the risk factors for coronary heart disease.
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In fact, scientists are already observing changes at the genetic level that appear to be associated with heat tolerance in certain species.
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Many of the women I spoke to chose to be anonymous as they simply didn't want to be associated with the disorder.
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"The conclusion is pretty sexy: Eating saturated fat from dairy doesn't appear to be associated with increased cardiovascular risk," she told MUNCHIES.
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None of those people was mentioned in the indictment and prosecutors declined to comment on anyone said to be associated with Epstein.
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Presidents in the wake of Mr. Nixon were circumspect in their invocations of executive privilege, not wanting to be associated with Watergate.
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"I couldn't be more proud to be associated with a play that smart and that intense," he said in a phone interview.
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Poppy told me that she is particularly proud to be associated with Eleusis because it is the most feminist of ancient myths.
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Odder still is that it is not thought to be associated with status or nobility; almost anybody might have elaborate tooth work.
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NDAs are also used by people who may not want a disagreement or an episode of misconduct to be associated with them.
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"After a while, it was difficult for me to be associated with this man who treated people often so scornfully," he said.
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Helen loses the job she is just about to start because her boss doesn't want to be associated with the Solloway name.
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Some past studies have found that, particularly in older men, low muscle mass tends often to be associated with concurrent cardiovascular disease.
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Flavonols, a large class of compounds found in most fruits and vegetables, may be associated with a reduced risk for Alzheimer's disease.
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Williams said the academy is taking steps to ensure that the team will not be associated with similar groups in the future.
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In this most recent study, the researchers found that veterans of European descent had five genes that could be associated with anxiety.
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However, we are taking all necessary steps to ensure our team will not be associated with such an organization in the future.
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The Kremlin said later the incident with Kasyanov "should not be associated with the leadership of Chechnya or any other Russian region".
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Music was broadly found to be associated with behaviors including infant care, dance, love, healing, weddings, funerals, warfare, processions and religious rituals.
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When he first opened, he said, the meat and cheese purveyor Boar's Head was reluctant to be associated with a gas station.
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"Some of these incidents may have been reprisals against persons perceived to support or be associated with ISIL (Islamic State)," it added.
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"The funds still have material value," said the person, who requested anonymity because he did not want to be associated with Platinum.
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In other words, similar to the new study, this research also found prolonged life to possibly be associated with the Mediterranean diet.
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The chemical's oil-like properties "could be associated with the kinds of respiratory symptoms that many patients have reported," per the Post.
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Even in large outbreaks, it only appears to be associated with fatalities when patients' immune systems are compromised by something like HIV.
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He's a great, interesting guy and absolutely the antithesis of the normal stars you'd expect to be associated with a watch brand.
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None of Google's search results (at least on the first few pages) indicate that the number might be associated with a scam.
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He seemed surprised by the notion that his ideas could in any way be associated with the white nationalists marching in Charlottesville.
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The '70s classic "For the Love of Money" should no longer be associated with Donald Trump ... if The O'Jays get their way.
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This boondoggle will forever be associated with Amazon Cuomo's administration, though he'll be out of office long before its worst effects are felt.
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People are going to be associated with him, with the person that took aim at a child, let alone the President&aposs child.
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The program received funding from UNESCO from 1968 until 1976, and continues to be associated with the United Nations Economic and Social Council.
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The Five Star Movement does not want to be associated with mainstream parties and these do not want to work with it either.
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Law enforcement are executing search warrants on two residences believed to be associated with Aghdam, and are combing through her social media posts.
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Except in limited instances to ensure quality of our services over the Internet, such information will not be associated with your IP address.
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They hoped to figure out which ensemble size might be associated with maximum integrated information—and thus, possibly, with conscious thoughts and decisions.
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I don't want you to be associated with a franchise that has brought so much comfort to victims of abuse, domestic or otherwise.
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Modern slavery used to be associated with criminal enterprises such as brothels and cannabis farms, whose illegality leaves workers fearful of reporting abuses.
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Israel often tries to include an Arab citizen as a torch lighter, though many would not want to be associated with the celebration.
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Similar to fraternity houses at US colleges, the rugby houses tend to be associated with extreme partying, excessive drinking, and access to drugs.
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For now, Bundy doesn't want to be associated with the militia movement and said he was considering writing a book about his experience.
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These laws allow the government to seize assets suspected to be associated with criminal acts, which in these cases mostly involve money laundering.
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Alternatively, the signal could be associated with an "active galactic nucleus," with radio jets coming from material surrounding the galaxy's supermassive black hole.
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Mass shooters want to be associated with the Islamic State, exactly because the association will amplify the shockwaves set off by their killings.
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"Initially the host community did not want to be associated with the refugees due to the stigma the name 'refugee' holds," said Emuria.
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And though their matching cover art was a coincidence, "I'm happy to be associated with her for sure," Lo says of Madonna, 58.
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The University of Southern California has taken another step in disciplining students who may be associated with the headline-making college admissions scandal.
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Earlier puberty was also found to be associated with when people first had children as well as the level of education they reached.
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To narrow the search they looked first at genes known to be associated with some of them—including her extra toes and osteopetrosis.
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Yeah. They would tell you very publicly because they don't want to be associated with it at all, or the majority of them.
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"Gender-affirmation treatments may be associated with higher levels of quality of life among those who desire them regardless of age," Cai noted.
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People are more inclined to trust someone who seems a bit like them, or to like someone they want to be associated with.
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It makes sense that shop-owners want to be associated with the animal that inspired the adjective "foxy"—the animal is objectively cool.
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An elderly man and woman died of cardiac arrest thought to be associated with the earthquake, according to police and local media reports.
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That's not really good ground to be associated with—you don't want to be involved in a sport that seems to be dirty.
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And heavy users of social media and video games often suffer from sleep deprivation, which seems to be associated with anxiety and depression.
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"Hedwig's Theme" is the most iconic piece of music from the franchise, and it will always be associated with the beautiful snowy owl.
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During that tour, Comey declared that the Republican Party "left me" and stated he no longer wanted to be associated with the GOP.
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"What we work with is evidence, and evidence is just everyday items that happen to be associated with a crime scene" he says.
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No wine producer would ever want "vinegar" to be associated with a wine; it generally indicates spoilage and would indeed be a flaw.
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Thus, the sign of the humble alewife's hat came to be associated with all the same evil maliciousness of a poison-peddling witch.
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Why fried water would ever be associated with a hackathon called Stupid Shit No One Needs and Terrible Ideas, we have no clue.
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Introduced in 2009, the feature's become so ubiquitous that "like" now tends to be associated with Facebook, as a proper noun: A Like.
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Shortly before Dr. Carlsson's arrival, Dr. Brodie determined that reserpine depleted serotonin, a neurotransmitter that would later be associated with mood and depression.
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It has long been known in medical literature that a sudden loss of smell, or anosmia, may be associated with certain respiratory infections.
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It's something our advertisers were asking for too, which is, could they be associated with some of these YTO productions that we had?
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Sitting itself may not be the problem; it may be a marker for other risk factors that would be associated with higher mortality.
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But this aging process isn't uniform—some people's brains might decline more slowly, and possibly be associated with less dementia or cognitive issues.
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Irregular sleep schedules and poor sleep quality are known to be associated with poor blood sugar control in people who already have diabetes.
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"Work-life conflicts and income disparities have been demonstrated to be associated with negative outcomes including professional burnout and career dissatisfaction," Starmer said.
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In addition, scarring can be associated with feelings linked to the event that caused the injury, such as anxiety, anger, and even shame.
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Creators believe it's been harder for their videos to receive ads due to a reluctance from advertisers to be associated with queer content.
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If this holiday could be associated with a planet, it would surely be Venus, the heavenly body tied to love and material bliss.
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The Karolyi Ranch in Texas used to be associated with glory, serving as the training ground for countless gold-medal-winning American gymnasts.
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"A fraudster will contact the student posing as a loan company or even claim to be associated with the student's university," she says.
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Nonprofit organizations clamor to be associated with sports teams, leagues and events because of their broad reach and the popularity of the athletes.
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Fisher had been briefly associated in law school with the National Lawyers Guild, an organization thought to be associated with the Communist party.
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"He's always going to be associated with Jussie Smollett, the guy who may or may not set up his own mugging," Bernstein said.
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The name of a company believed to be associated with Iran, SADRA, was also identified on a wiring harness label from the Sept.
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A growing body of research has found economic freedom to be associated with positive outcomes such as economic growth, job creation, and happiness.
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Rooms come in yellow, said to be associated with happiness, green for rejuvenation, blue for tranquillity and red for passion (doubles from $185).
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Note that Italians consider sequins for after-dark only, purple tends to be associated with funerals and bare legs are a no no.
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But the circumstances under which Marcinkova came to be associated with Epstein are murky, and records suggest they may not have been voluntary.
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You know, that's been such a problem, the supply of those drugs, because drug companies don't want to be associated with – SCOTT GOTTLIEB: Right.
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Similarly, any site that looks like the structure of a known spammy site in the health vertical will be associated with the "bad" camp.
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It's possible there were too few people with these medical issues to determine whether the conditions might be associated with occupational noise, Masterson said.
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The scrolls remained buried in a villa in Herculaneum, believed to be associated with Julius Caesar's family, until they were re-discovered in 1752.
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The cause eventually came to be associated with not just antiwar objectors but also virulent anti-Semites, and the term itself became somewhat taboo.
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Reid, who asked to remain anonymous so as not to be associated with the scam, was one of many caught up in this scam.
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The statement alleges Mainhart was responding to a domestic disturbance call when he noticed a vehicle "believed to be associated" with the alleged dispute.
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So we capture all the [genetic material floating in our blood] rather than fixating on a few mutations known to be associated with cancer.
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The episode's centerpiece is the long, impeccably acted two-hander between Jaime and Brienne – quite possibly the best thing I'll ever be associated with.
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And that may be a problem, because too much fructose in the diet seems to be associated with liver disease and type 2 diabetes.
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"Markets believe that a resurgent Trump should be associated with greater market uncertainty," said Thierry Wizman, interest rates and FX strategist at Macquarie Group.
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Another service, Ader, was a bust because it paired him with influencers who just turned him down, not wanting to be associated with guns.
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The long-term benefits far outweigh short-term challenges that tend to be associated with a consolidation process that is forced on the sector.
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Oxidative stress can also damage sperm DNA, which appears to be associated with infertility, failure of fertility treatments and pregnancy loss, according to Brady.
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A paper by Ethan Rouen of Harvard Business School finds that large, unexplained disparities in pay tend to be associated with poorer company performance.
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The CDC has warned that people should not eat Maradol papayas, the strain thought to be associated with the illnesses, as an investigation continues.
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To find the cause of Bub's osteopetrosis, the scientists looked at about 120 genes known to be associated with abnormal bone growth in humans.
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Underfunded cancers tended to be associated with stigmatized behaviors, including liver tumors - tied to drinking, and cervical cancer - tied to a sexually transmitted virus.
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He looked at many possible socio-demographic factors and gun laws that could be associated with mass shootings, controlling for population and gun prevalence.
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Not only that, but within industries, intangible investment tends to be concentrated among market leaders and to be associated with gains in market share.
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"This evening a website claiming to be associated with the IRA published a list of Instagram accounts they claim to have created," Gleicher said.
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Based on these WHO estimates, the researchers speculate that 11% of PMS cases may be associated with drinking, while in Europe, it is 21%.
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Afterall, who wouldn't want to be associated with someone who had a 95 percent approval rating with Democrats at the end of their presidency?
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Hearing her friends support Gibson despite the news stories first made Turner think she couldn't be associated with people who were spreading dangerous ideas.
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Unless he pivots away, he can't make gains with non-white voters and white voters who don't want to be associated with his racism.
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I waited for Luke to break up with me, to say that he couldn't be associated with someone attached to that type of behavior.
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When researchers looked only at the 2017 shift in immigration policies, they didn't find these policies to be associated with changes in mental health.
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So while guns don't explain the whole story, killings by police officers do appear to be associated with gun laws and gun ownership rates.
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These protective factors may be greater than all the other negative risk factors (even cancer) that might be associated with light or moderate drinking.
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During the previous administration, the Wall Street bailout came to be associated with President Barack Obama even though it was passed under his predecessor.
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Separately, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is investigating an unknown lung disease that also seems to be associated with e-cigarette use.
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The National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) has indicated that medical cannabis legalization might be associated with decreased prescription opioid use and overdose deaths.
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"In 2018 we ought to revisit this question and find out if these people are still happy to be associated with Bannon," said Holmes.
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In adults, the "night owl" phenotype has also been found to be associated with health risks ranging from strokes and diabetes to mood disorders.
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These aren't people I want to be associated with, and they're not usually people whose opinions of me I would pay much attention to.
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"Basically if you needed anything to leak and did not want to be associated with the leak, you gave it to Ryan," says Gary.
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Byrne, who came to Washington with a reputation as a Chamber of Commerce Republican, was not always so eager to be associated with Trump.
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Clinton's name will always be associated with the practice, it is disappointing to see the use of personal email accounts proliferate across the government.
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They can be associated with an aura—visual distortions, sensory changes, or even speech and language disturbances that herald the onset of head pain.
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We have a whole 10 years to shape the trends, events and questionable hairstyle choices that will forever be associated with the 2020's.
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The U.S. and its allies on Friday ordered "precision strikes" on targets in Syria believed to be associated with the country's chemical weapons arsenal.
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"There is some evidence which suggests that very low cholesterol levels might be associated with a slightly higher risk of hemorrhagic stroke," she said.
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Alyssa asked not to be fully identified because she was humiliated and did not want to be associated with what she called a scandal.
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"I never in my wildest dreams thought my name would in any way be associated with the ugly word, Impeachment!" he posted on Twitter.
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" Taylor said Bolton later told Fiona Hill, a former National Security Council official, that he "didn't want to be associated with this drug deal.
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Over the last five years, Helsinki Pride has experienced growing interest from businesses and brands that want to be associated with the LGBTQ cause.
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Instead, she went to the University of Southern California and Stanford in the book — but those schools didn't want to be associated with the movie.
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"Most strategies for life detection rely upon finding features known to be associated with terran life, such as particular classes of molecules," the researchers wrote.
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Reitano says that studies have shown that weight loss in healthy young athletes, can be associated with lower levels of testosterone during periods of training.
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Is it so preposterous that other denominations may also be associated with different political preferences too, which may not map neatly onto right-left lines?
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He didn't provide details about his search for counsel, but suggested his lack of success was because lawyers didn't want to be associated with him.
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SAMSUNG - INITIAL FINDINGS FROM INSPECTION OF ISSUES ON GALAXY FOLD DISPLAY SHOWED IT COULD BE ASSOCIATED WITH IMPACT ON TOP, BOTTOM EXPOSED AREAS OF HINGE
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We are so much more than the recycled "Save the dolphins" t-shirts and the wool socks with Tevas we've come to be associated with.
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"Basically the President has stepped in and taken over what normally would be associated with Congress," Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said in an interview.
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Here it writes that its records show AIQ spent "approximately $2M USD on ads from pages that appear to be associated with the 2016 Referendum".
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An increase in the share of women from zero to 30 percent would be associated with a 15 percent rise in profitability, Mr. Noland said.
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IUDs are among the most effective forms of birth control, but new research suggests that they may also be associated with a surprising health benefit.
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And while it may not be associated with any specific game, the album is structured like a tour through the history of video game music.
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The artist strives to create what is great, the patron to be associated with it—something more easily done when the greatness is already apparent.
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In the case of Kink, Deen's videos stay up mainly because other performers still want to be associated with him, says Kink spokesman Michael Stabile.
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Pointbreak Media was accused of duping small businesses by both claiming to be associated with Google and claiming that it could influence Google search positions.
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Watery stool forms may be associated with gut infections, for example with a gut parasite like Giardia, or an inflammatory disorder such as Crohn's disease.
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Although the Volkswagen Beetle came to be associated with the counterculture of the 1960s, the car was originally developed in the 1930s for Adolf Hitler.
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While Google claims that the keys need to be associated with the Advanced Protection Program (APP), I did not find this to be the case.
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In 2010, the LRO found evidence of recent (for the Moon, anyway) seismic activity that might be associated with ongoing interior contraction associated with cooling.
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" One month after my experience in Charlottesville, a Twitter account that appeared to be associated with Patriot Front propositioned me to "have his white babies.
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"Recent revelations about VBS have unsettled clients and we recognize they require reassurance that KPMG remains a good firm to be associated with," KPMG said.
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He has been co-CIO at LPP since its inception in 2016 and will continue to be associated with LPP in an independent advisory capacity.
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"I am proud to be associated with so many players who make such tremendous contributions in positively impacting our communities," Kraft said at the time.
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Per Accenture estimates, €61 billion ($70 billion) or 7% of total banking revenue in Europe will be associated with open banking-enabled activities by 2020.
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Simon, meanwhile, claimed producers don't want their brands to be associated with misshapen goods, adding that it's not particularly business-savvy to disclose one's suppliers.
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"There's currently a reluctance on the part of institutions to be associated with these problems, or some combination of all of the factors," Vagins said.
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Two sources said DDB struggled to staff up on the Juul account because some creatives and strategists didn't want to be associated with the brand.
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Last week, the CDC said the strain identified in this outbreak is particularly virulent and known to be associated with higher hospitalization and complication rates.
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As for Fort McMurray, "any one wildfire can't be associated with climate change," he said, but an increase in fires is a symptom of it.
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Once I was logged in, I could then change both the password and the trusted phone number that would thereafter be associated with the account.
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"We were quite surprised that such a relatively small number of steps would be associated with such a substantial reduction in mortality," Dr. Lee says.
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Questions were raised about what that meant for advertisers, which could inadvertently end up funding disturbing material and be associated with such content by viewers.
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No." Asked if he was concerned that he might be associated with alt-right views, Sandgren said: "Honestly, it does concern me a little bit.
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"It is hard to be sure, but I believe those sorts of numbers would be associated with a moderate increase in cancer risk," he said.
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So it's not just about having a particular income — it's that being rich or poor tends to be associated with certain behaviors that influence health.
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There is also data that suggests pubic hair removal may be associated with an increased risk of transmission of some sexually transmitted infections, or STIs.
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At the time, it was viewed as a variation of a type of dementia known as Binswanger's disease, which can be associated with personality changes.
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And academic studies have found a raft of problems to be associated with a decline of local journalism, as The Columbia Journalism Review has detailed.
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Urban environments (which the researchers defined as environments with more impervious surfaces) seemed to be associated with higher cholesterol levels, as well as decreased survival.
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Both men and women with higher optimism were more likely to engage in physical activity, which researchers say could also be associated with greater longevity.
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One study found Connecticut's law, enacted in 1999, to be associated with a 14 percent reduction in the state's firearm suicide rate after increased enforcement.
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The head of communications at Fowler's new employer was less supportive: "You don't want your name to be associated with sexual harassment," she told Fowler.
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Dr. White suggested that women switch from permanent dyes to semi-permanent dyes, which were not found to be associated with an increase in cancer.
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These figures cover the right to be associated with a sports team, but not additional spend such as advertising to promote, or "activate," the partnership.
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The school is preventing students who may be associated with the college admissions scandal from registering for classes or acquiring transcripts while the school investigates.
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Even though vitamin E acetate is safely used in nutritional supplements, "its oil-like properties could be associated with the observed symptoms," the statement read.
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I did not want to be associated with a group that did not allow transgender boys the same opportunity as boys who are not transgender.
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From Drake and Anderson: Elimination of automatic reenrollment would likely be associated with decreases in the number of enrollees who remain insured through the marketplaces.
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Several student activists have told the authorities that they have been followed or photographed by people who appear to be associated with the Chinese Consulate.
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The leading figures in American business are embarrassed to be associated with the president, even though he has promised to cut their taxes and regulations.
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Another experience with a New York City park ended unpleasantly, underscoring the practical problems that can be associated with large outdoor artworks in public spaces.
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He has claimed to be associated with an enigmatic cyber-based criminal organization known as the Black Death group, which operates on the dark web.
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The group, along with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, is investigating a host of E. coli outbreaks thought to be associated with flour.
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For instance, Sequenom's scientists found a mutation on my sixth chromosome that was later found to be associated with a slightly higher risk of heart attack.
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"The most exciting possibility is that this could indeed be associated with a dark vortex," Wong said when I emailed him about the latest Neptune observations.
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Now long, square-tipped, and bejeweled nails are more likely to be associated with a Jenner or a Kardashian than they are with women of color.
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The company said a website claiming to be associated with Russia-based Internet Research agency published a list of Instagram accounts they claimed to have created.
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This increased social support could translate into improved familial and peer acceptance of sexual minorities, which has been shown to be associated with improved mental health.
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I fully recognize the tense political atmosphere in Turkey right now, and the reasons why Akbank Sanat may not wish to be associated with the exhibition.
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Prior to joining Sequoia in 2010, Alfred was fortunate enough to be associated with a variety of successful upstarts and served as COO/CFO of Zappos.
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Vitamin D is an important immune regulatory marker, and that lack of vitamin D may be associated with the development of allergic disease, including food allergy.
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"Sleep is a modifiable factor that we hypothesized would be associated with concussion risk, given the multidomain impairments associated with poor and insufficient sleep," Raikes added.
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She observes that she sees it more often in women, postulating it could be associated with the curves of the female derriere and or ab strength.
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Probably for the rest of my life, I'll be associated with this platform — whenever I post about it my social media mentions blow up with nostalgia.
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From the beginning, "I felt like I could break bread with these people and that I would be proud to be associated with them," he said.
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Such blocks, particularly a high pressure area over Greenland, tend to be associated with cold air outbreaks and snowstorms in the eastern U.S. and Western Europe.
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Thus, it is important to consider the spectral output of LED-based light sources to minimize the danger that may be associated with blue light exposure.
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The company, Rocky Mountain Ayre, seems to be associated with a restaurant and medical marijuana sales operation, although it is unclear what the company actually does.
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Smoking has consistently been shown to negatively affect sperm parameters and pregnancy rates, while marijuana intake may be associated with lower sperm counts, according to Brady.
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Given that dyslexia is believed to be associated with problems breaking down and confusing letters and sounds, it makes for a decent, if not perfect analogy.
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The superflare would likely also be associated with a lot UV and X-ray emission, but our ozone layer would shield us for most of this.
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The outbursts must have led to consequences, like lost jobs and broken relationships, and they couldn't be associated with an underlying disorder like depression or anxiety.
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A new study is suggesting that reading with your child early on may be associated with gentler parenting and have a positive impact on juvenile behavior.
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The account in question is full of other unauthorized edits and remixes and appears to not be associated with any of the acts it has uploaded.
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The experiment lasted from November 2017 through January 0003, and it showed, for example, that different GM nameplates may be associated with a certain psychological profile.
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The news sees Toff as the first major name to be associated with Facebook's NPE team, and it doesn't sound like the company is stopping there.
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For the people who stumble out of the theater with a head full of music, the song "Rocketman" will forever be associated with John's personal journey.
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For those of you who are sober out there, the answer is that all three words can be associated with cheese: cottage cheese, blue cheese, cheesecake.
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All of these conditions, including hair loss and insomnia, can be associated with menopause, or the process, typically at midlife, in which a woman stops menstruating.
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Some said that they did not believe Mr. Trump would listen to them and that their firms did not want to be associated with the president.
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The creator of Pepe the Frog just scored a victory in his fight to scrub the hatred that's come to be associated with the famous meme.
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In general, though, they "may be associated with similarities in how individuals attend to, interpret, and emotionally react to the world around them," the paper notes.
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After explosions like these, the first step is to collect all the objects from the blast scene that could be associated with the attack, Foran says.
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In the hopes of promoting honesty, I didn't record them and I promised neither their name nor their company's name would be associated with their answer.
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The ad is essentially just a group of white people laughing at the idea that T-Mobile can be associated with minorities and lower-income customers.
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While it didn't happen daily, it happened enough that "there was just a sense of 'I really don't want to be associated with this,'" one said.
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During the study, however, a sequencing report showed that one baby carried a BRCA2 mutation, which can be associated with an increased risk of breast cancer.
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Over 450 people have contracted serious lung illnesses believed to be associated with vaping, prompting the Centers for Disease Controls and Prevention to launch an investigation.
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But they sell the dream of self-improvement via technology, something companies want to be associated with regardless of any immediate benefit to their bottom line.
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Ebay hasn't yet disclosed what fees will be associated with the service, either on the buyer or sellers' side, nor has it announced a launch date.
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For example, the figure 666 is a number some believe to be associated with the devil, and is often featured in stories of misfortune or curses.
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What if we're talking about issues instead of candidates — issues that may often be associated with the left or the right but that also transcend politics?
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Corporate sponsors have begun to show interest in women's soccer, which helps them to be associated with a social cause and to receive hefty tax benefits.
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To Iran, and to Russia, I ask: What kind of a nation wants to be associated with the mass murder of innocent men, women, and children?
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He said Cameo was also building a database of language that could be associated with hate groups and planned to flag such messages as potentially problematic.
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It has long been known in medical literature that a sudden loss of smell may be associated with respiratory infections caused by other types of coronaviruses.
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Just as importantly, the watch time that it does generate doesn't monetize, because advertisers many times don't want to be associated with this sort of content.
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"Silicon Valley has a major women and minorities problem, but we're not even from here, so I don't want to be associated with that," he said.
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Stress, anxiety, and depression, "which many may also be experiencing in the current environment... is also known to be associated with greater odds of persistent smoking."
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Mr. Gleicher said an account known to be associated with the agency had been listed as an administrator of one of the pages for seven minutes.
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"I am proud to be associated with so many players who make such tremendous contributions in positively impacting our communities," he said in a statement Sunday.
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Knowing this, the researchers checked for the levels of specific substances in the athletes' blood known to be associated with bone breakdown, rebuilding and overall metabolism.
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I wanted to be cool, but I definitely didn't want to be associated with the kids who's parents dropped $60 on an Abercrombie and Fitch shirt.
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Inflation: This variable tends to be associated with excessively tight monetary policy, since the Federal Reserve usually hikes interest rates to try and contain inflation.4.
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There was also hope that families who did not want their missing loved ones to be associated with Mr. Gacy back then might come forward now.
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Blackburn said she'd be open to being Trump's vice president as far back as February, when most lawmakers were loathe to be associated with the businessman.
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Also there was the artist Marilyn Minter, expressing puzzlement that Ms. Trump would be associated with an ideology that Ms. Minter says she found personally troubling.
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He added that more research could help shed light on whether other rule changes in football have been or could be associated with reductions in concussion.
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They can tell you certain markers known to be associated with disease such as the BRCA-1 mutations that are associated with breast and ovarian cancer.
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Understandably, pharmaceutical companies don't want to be associated with drugs that kill people, even if those drugs are used to kill people convicted of a capital offense.
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"They're disaffected with mainstream conservative speech, (but) they don't want to be associated with overt white supremacist neo-Nazi groups," University of Oregon professor Randy Blazak said.
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A 7% decreased risk of heart failure and 8% decreased risk of stroke was found to be associated with every increased cup of coffee consumed per week.
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"Because we're getting the sustained release profile, we're able to avoid the severe toxic side effects that can be associated with poor quality of life," Filgueira says.
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The record high appears to be associated with a regional "foehn," described as a rapid warming of air coming down a slope or mountain, Mr. Cerveny said.
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This experience is sometimes framed in a religious or spiritual way -- and seems to be associated with improvements in well-being after the drug's effects have subsided.
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Some small studies have suggested that oral contraceptive use may be associated with an increased risk of birth defects, possibly by altering vitamin levels in the blood.
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Nowadays treatment is much more likely to be associated with pharmaceuticals (though admittedly this can bring its own problems, notably the risk of addiction) and with therapy.
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He noted that dim dwarf galaxies, such as the one which birthed FRB 121102, also happen to be associated with another weird cosmic phenomenon— super-luminous supernovae.
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That influence is potent: the authors reckon that as much as a percentage point of America's recent decline in annual productivity growth could be associated with ageing.
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He also said he will stop displaying a flag bearing the West Point crest and other paraphernalia that the government said could be associated with the academy.
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This is not only because women are expected to be more polite than men, Ms Byrne suggests, but also because swearing tends to be associated with sexuality.
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"That's convenient for the Progress Party," one government official said, because national elections are due in September and the party will not be associated with unpopular tolls.
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These were secret societies, and although they, too, were ostensibly benevolent associations, in the early 1900s they came to be associated with a variety of underworld activities.
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"In the majority of cases we don't identify any specific cause of Bell's palsy, although it's presumed it may be associated with a viral infection," he says.
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One example is in diabetics where the lack of morning erections may be associated with erectile dysfunction due to poor nerve or blood supply to the penis.
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The late fashion designer Kate Spade, will forever be associated with the highly successful namesake label she and her husband created in 1993, Kate Spade New York.
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They say they tried explaining this to NBC execs in an attempt to distance themselves from the vile text, which they feared would be associated with them.
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"This involved specific aircraft in a specific hangar, both of which we know to be associated with chemical weapons use," Davis said, speaking by phone from Washington.
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In fact, the SEC just released testimony to support the technology, which is super legit for something that used to be associated with black market drug sales.
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Millionaire emigration also hits government tax revenues and may be associated with loss of jobs and money outflows that can impact property prices and the financial markets.
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"The aromatic additions and the social atmosphere around tea drinking may be associated with comfort," explains Mustafa al'Absi, a University of Minnesota medical professor who studies caffeine.
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Instead of paying top dollar to be associated with a World Cup across the world, advertisers can also choose to promote themselves in any of five regions.
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As time went by, I began to realize that the organization was based on a foolish, hateful ideology that I no longer wanted to be associated with.
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Single malts may always be associated with Scotland, but now they are of the world, made in every continent but Antarctica and all over the United States.
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Previously, the CDC warned that the strain of E. coli identified, O157:H7, is particularly virulent and known to be associated with higher hospitalization and complication rates.
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The bill was passed on Monday after being amended to include charter school teachers and to cover pension costs that would be associated with the pay raise.
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"This confirms there is a resistance and that a lot of people want to be associated with it," Georgetown University history professor Michael Kazin told the Post.
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Yet Mr. Long's attack represented at least the third recent mass shooting to be associated with people who believed they were being targeted by a government conspiracy.
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