"He didn't necessarily want to be part of their story; he wanted to be part of their journey."
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She's always going to be part of me and I'm always going to be part of her, right?
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They'll be part of a new sector called "communications services" and no longer will be part of information technology.
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It might be part of her performance, and it'll definitely be part of her victory speech if she ends up winning.
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People want to be part of something, and the buzz surrounding Trump allows them to be part of the rejection of a failed status quo.
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"That's their choice if they don't want to be part of the narrative, if they don't want to be part of the future," Trump said.
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Challenging unfair trade practices should be part of that approach but reducing our self-imposed barriers to competitiveness must be part of the equation as well.
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The spree of publicity she's embarked on might very well be part of a new Zardulu myth, and this article might be part of it too.
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Graafstra's implant-activated system would work around those reliability issues insofar as the gun quite literally would be part of you; you'd be part of the gun.
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Individual investigation should be part of the FBI, cyber war capabilities should be within US Cyber Command, and critical infrastructure defense should be part of DHS's mission.
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My rule is: No answer word in its entirety can be part of a clue, and no clue in its entirety can be part of an answer.
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They hated groups, and never wanted to be part of a group, until they suddenly realized they could be part of this one, and it would be awesome.
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"I just wanted to be part of the team that sheds light on that fact and be part of something that was socially and politically relevant," he said.
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"The United Nations sent people to be part of the investigation, other countries have sent experts to be part of the investigation," he told reporters in New York.
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The reason people vote is that they want to be part of a group—they want to be part of the group that is deciding the future of the country.
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We are using Protect My Public, if you're listening and you want to be part of a movement, go to Protect My Public and you can be part of it.
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"'Be Our Guest' looks like the most fun scene to be part of as Belle but, paradoxically, was the most boring scene to be part of as Belle," she says, laughing.
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"What went through my mind when I found it is that this is something that could be part of an airplane and could be part of that airplane," Gibson told CNN.
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They should've been begging and banging down the door of the building behind me to be part of this process and to be part of helping more Americans be more successful.
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Tesla engineering rallied & this will be part of V9.
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" Biden claimed to be "part of the Obama coalition.
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"What went through my mind when I found it is that this is something that could be part of an airplane and could be part of that airplane," Gibson said, referring to MH370.
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The founders' pedigree appears to be part of Elph's appeal.
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"This needs to be part of the conversation," he said.
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It's been quite a joy to be part of this.
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Be part of the #EastTechWest conversation and follow us on .
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What a joy to be part of this magic moment!!
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"Insurance should totally be part of that checklist," she added.
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Bridges and highways should also be part of the deal.
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I like to be part of the SoulCycle support system.
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No longer willing to be part of a silent majority!
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But I don't want to be part of the revelry.
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They'd have to be part of the passenger's check luggage.
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You just have to be part of it, to contribute.
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But I would like to be part of a change.
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It was a big pleasure to be part of it.
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But it could also be part of a larger trend.
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"It's important for you to be part of the solution."
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Messrs Evans and Mair want to be part of that.
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But Microsoft is convinced they'll be part of the future.
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The couples appear to be part of the same community.
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Why did you want to be part of this show?
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We want to be part of that game, don't we?
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"It's cool to be part of a group," Jacobs said.
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These attack ads are going to be part of life.
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Could be part of Address Book, a slice of Safari.
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They want to be part of something bigger than themselves.
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But America still needs to be part of the picture.
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It's brilliant, and I'm happy to be part of it.
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I mean, sure, that could be part of being twelve.
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It doesn't have to be part of a larger plan.
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We invite you to be part of the grand adventure.
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So, she's saying you have to be part of it.
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I've decided I want to be part of the solution.
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Instead, he wants to be part of the recovery community.
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She wants to meet and be part of the family.
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"It's just considered to be part of college," she says.
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"I want to be part of that number," he says.
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I'm glad his voice will be part of the debate.
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So race and gender should be part of the conversation.
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I think that has to be part of the culture.
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Wireless providers want to be part of this market, too.
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She considers Arte Povera to be part of "her history".
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Want to be part of this awesome lineup of startups?
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Does that mean Daly will be part of the show?
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I'm excited to be part of the team for this!
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I certainly hope to be part of that one, too.
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They are all expected to be part of the revival.
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Because those words tend to be part of the play.
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"It has to be part of your culture," she says.
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But lying to us could be part of the game.
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And empathy has to be part of a school curriculum.
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"I always like to be part of everything," Medley said.
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So proud to be part of their inspiring #HMSport campaign.
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That layoff was reported to be part of a restructuring.
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They should be part of it, part of that government.
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Britain will not be part of the EU single market.
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This is their opportunity to be part of something amazing.
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"We're both honored to be part of the bigger picture."
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He cannot be part of the peace process in Syria.
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This could be part of President Trump's infrastructure modernization project.
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Look, this year is going to be part of it.
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I would think wall money would be part of that.
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I will be part of the jury for the election.
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And I was really proud to be part of it.
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I'm so thankful to be part of a timeless series.
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It's exciting and thrilling to be part of that narrative.
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They will forever be part of the Miami HEAT family.
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This may all be part of Trump's "America First" policy.
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And why wouldn't she necessarily be part of that group?
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We're both honored to be part of the bigger picture.
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The trio will be part of a captive breeding program.
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"I want to be part of the future," she laughs.
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We were so happy to be part of the journey.
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In time, teledildonics will be part of the equation, too.
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I could relate and wanted to be part of it.
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Girls who get to be part of a global fandom.
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"I wanted to be part of the solution," he said.
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Newt Gingrich is desperate to be part of that crew.
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"It's going to be part of my family," she said.
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"It may be part of our privatization targets," he said.
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"We want to be part of the consolidation," he said.
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Is terraforming going to be part of Musk's announcement, too?
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I want to be part of a greater Arab world.
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It'll be part of the indelible record of his career.
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He said small caps should be part of the leadership.
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Prince Charles was also to be part of the festivities.
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Now Samsung wants to be part of that priceless exposure.
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And you're going to get to be part of it.
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Everyone in this organization's here to be part of this.
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We believe that we can be part of the change.
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Choi said Reynold's video will be part of the investigation.
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They yearn to be part of something bigger than oneself.
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SO THIS WOULD PRESUMABLY BE PART OF THAT CONTINUING DISCUSSION.
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And what security provisions would be part of a package?
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"We hope to be part of the cavalry," Hoover said.
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It's a blessing to be part of something this good.
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For Trump, however, that may be part of the allure.
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He just thinks it should be part of the solution.
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She really wants to be part of the lifestyle business.
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They should not be part of trying to weaken it.
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Political problems and solutions can be part of any discussion.
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Will the Grand Ayatollah choose to be part of it?
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We want your experience to be part of the decision.
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I'm really proud to be part of this fantastic team.
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My habit could not be part of my new life.
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HABERMAN: Do you think he can be part of that?
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He also gets to be part of the final battle.
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I knew therapy would be part of it, but medication?
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But he said he would not be part of it.
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I tell myself, I chose to be part of this.
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Do I really want to still be part of this?
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Do you want to be part of a professional outfit?
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Asimov's Foundation books should def be part of the mission.
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Does that mean she can't be part of the solution?
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Overly Attached Girlfriend probably won't be part of her set.
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It was also tough to be part of the news.
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For the EU, Assad cannot be part of Syria's future.
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Work to be part of the solution, not the problem.
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Can the USSC be part of the new peace deal?
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Will this be part of a possible "wave" in November?
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They should not be part of U.S. strategy going forward.
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He thought maybe Bobe could be part of her family.
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I was honored and grateful to be part of it.
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Each one could be part of a great dinner tonight.
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Should these books be part of the high school curriculum?
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"I used to be part of a team," he said.
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It is what he wants Pogba to be part of.
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"It's going to be part of my defense," he said.
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I don't want to be part of that rot anymore.
|
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Could this be part of what he was talking about?
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So why not be part of that particular media organization?
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Everyone else was assumed to be part of the problem.
|
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That might be part of a quid pro quo case.
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Drugmakers say they want to be part of the solution.
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Would you want to be part of Mr. Wunder's resistance?
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You're just so proud to be part of it all.
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These experiences will always be part of who I am.
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How could you not want to be part of that?
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Writing was a way to be part of the conversation.
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It turned out to be part of the Berlin Wall.
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He would be part of countless group shows as well.
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Do you expect envy to be part of your adulthood?
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"It needs to be part of the picture," Hartogsohn said.
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She is determined to be part of the legal trade.
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Graphic novels should be part of every reader's book diet.
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Health services need to be part of any town's plan.
|
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This was the world she wanted to be part of.
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Social media can be part of your life, not everything.
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"That will be part of our investigation," Major Patnaude said.
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"This could be part of a broader approach," he said.
|
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It was one of several he would be part of.
|
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They need to be part of this conversation, she says.
|
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Now, be part of the solution for another young person.
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It just needs to be part of a monitored plan.
|
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To be part of the story was something absolutely new.
|
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It has just been spectacular to be part of this.
|
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It's meant to be part of the abbreviation at 5A.
|
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Will social media be part of it this time around?
|
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They did not want to be part of the mainstream.
|
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"We want to be part of the solution," he said.
|
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The confusion may be part of President Vladimir Putin's strategy.
|
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I've made my choice not to be part of Trumpland.
|
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Thank you for letting me be part of your family.
|
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We feel like that should be part of the game.
|
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The buildup could just be part of a negotiating strategy.
|
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Fashion Review Who gets to be part of the gang?
|
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That decision is likely to be part of an appeal.
|
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As a producer, you get to be part of everything.
|
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We have the right to be part of the world.
|
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It is a privilege to be part of that effort.
|
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It should be part of the full expectancy of life.
|
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But they may be part of an ominous feedback loop.
|
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But it can be part of anyone's portfolio diversification strategy.
|
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"You need to be part of a gang," he said.
|
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My daughter was pushing hard to be part of it.
|
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He refused to be part of the priest abuse pipeline.
|
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I want my fans to be part of this journey.
|
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"(Intent) would be part of the investigation," the lawmaker said.
|
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And California will not be part of this political theater.
|
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Thank you for letting me be part of ur life.
|
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I wanted to be part of that kind of work.
|
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I don't think losing should be part of the process.
|
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We have to be part of some collective security membership.
|
|
Harris' pivot appeared to be part of a new strategy.
|
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Sisolak said he will not be part of those meetings.
|
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You didn't need to be part of Apple News+, right?
|
|
This latest shift could be part of that image revamp.
|
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She said, 'Great, you'll be part of the food team.
|
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I needed to be part of that in real time.
|
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"If you're also trying to peddle an alternative variation of whether the Ukrainians subverted our election, I don't want to be part of that, and I will not be part of it," Hill said.
|
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Mr. Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general, and Director Wray have to decide whether or not they want to be part of the cleanup crew or they want to be part of the cover-up crew.
|
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"Could be a pop can, could be a beer can, could be part of a car, could be part of another airplane," or a mobile phone, said Pat Connell, the general manager of Jet Yard.
|
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But clearly, China intends to be part of the global economy.
|
|
You just didn't want to be part of a big company?
|
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We want it just to be part of your normal life.
|
|
He said it has applied to be part of the program.
|
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But the smaller independent bands really couldn't be part of that.
|
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"It's always fun to be part of a hit," she admits.
|
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Thank you for allowing me to be part of your life.
|
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It's up to you to not be part of the problem.
|
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Foreign influence was never supposed to be part of America's elections.
|
|
" Duff wrote, "Proud to be part of @RachaelRay's #SantaPaws2017 this year.
|
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And I was not going to be part of normalizing that.
|
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It's like as journalists, you can't be part of the story.
|
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The attacker was believed to be part of a logging gang.
|
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But having consistent, transparent numbers should be part of that process.
|
|
ARISTIZABAL: What a joy to be part of this CNN family!
|
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I want to be part of a culture that changes that.
|
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More than 1,25 municipalities applied to be part of the program.
|
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Because I don't want to be part of the existing system.
|
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"Floating cities can be part of our new arsenal of tools."
|
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But to be part of this was just such a thrill.
|
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But like his final series, he'll always be part of it.
|
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Iger confirms the entire Disney vault will be part of Disney+.
|
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With Mr Trump, chaos seems to be part of the plan.
|
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It's challenging and exciting to be part of something like this.
|
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"We had to fight to be part of it," Eliassen says.
|
|
It all seems to be part of a bigger, sinister plan.
|
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I don't want to be part of any of the drama.
|
|
There's no question these factors would be part of the discussion.
|
|
"The deal is going to be part of a broader puzzle."
|
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They wanted to be part of this journey and contribute ideas.
|
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Decide soon if you'll be part of the president's reelection team.
|
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You need to step up and be part of the solution.
|
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If there is a revolution, Boone will be part of it.
|
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I can't believe that I'm going to be part of history.
|
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Join us and be part of the Next Generation of Manhood.
|
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I volunteered to be part of the Purim party planning committee.
|
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Lean Cuisine doesn't want to be part of diet culture anymore.
|
|
That has to be part of the conversation on the left.
|
|
Oprah Winfrey is excited to be part of a revolutionary movie.
|
|
Do you want to be part of the iPhone Upgrade Program?
|
|
"It's such an amazing thing to be part of," Ward gushes.
|
|
Initialized wants to be part of making this cultural shift happen.
|
|
Your consultants should be ecstatic to be part of the solution.
|
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"We don't want to be part of trade talks," Purdy said.
|
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It's the next great frontier I want to be part of.
|
|
We're told that Manafort will also be part of the junta.
|
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Sixty-forty is still going to be part of people's portfolios.
|
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I just didn't know how to be part of hip-hop.
|
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When you diagnose, drug susceptibility should be part of that diagnosis.
|
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Siri deep learning is going to be part of Quick Type.
|
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Those who wish to be part of this noble effort, rejoice!
|
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While we're on China: it must be part of the agreement.
|
|
"I want to be part of the American fabric," Koduah said.
|
|
I want to be part of the generation that stops AIDS.
|
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I'm so sorry, but I just can't be part of that.
|
|
"Fundamentally, we're all driven to be part of groups," Guadagno explains.
|
|
The Little Mermaid will be part of ABC's world next season.
|
|
I like to contribute; to be part of the TripAdvisor family.
|
|
But he suggested it could be part of a negotiation tactic.
|
|
Maya:I wanted to be part of something much bigger than myself.
|
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HANNITY: Well, that&aposs going to be part of the solution.
|
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They are, have been and will be part of the solution.
|
|
Sotheby's said Williams' award is to be part of the auction.
|
|
What's it like to be part of such a huge franchise?
|
|
I was super excited to be part of something with them.
|
|
I think that we all have to be part of that.
|
|
"I think it needs to be part of the investigation," Rep.
|
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Pence must be part of all investigations of the Trump administration.
|
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So I'm really delighted to hopefully be part of their history.
|
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But to be clear, Russia may be part of that race?
|
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Which means he wants to be part of the great mentioned.
|
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It's better to be part of the solution than the problem.
|
|
On #worldwaterday how will you be part of making a change?
|
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But ultimately, it means to be part of the social fabric.
|
|
Which might be part of why Leave has ended up winning.
|
|
Come be part of the best party you've never been to.
|
|
But moderate Islamists could be part of a new political landscape.
|
|
The facial recognition locks will be part of a pilot program.
|
|
I also didn't want my children to be part of this.
|
|
I think the brands will be part of that as well.
|
|
Or is it going to be part of another law, later?
|
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The residents would be part of defining where those spots are.
|
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"It may be part of the helicopter-parent trend," Schuyler says.
|
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It was expected of me to be part of this world.
|
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Valuations may also be part of what is holding stocks back.
|
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And thank you for letting us be part of the change.
|
|
Restaurants are working to be part of a long-term solution.
|
|
Cathy McMorris Rodgers also will be part of the congressional delegation.
|
|
CT: And you want to be part of that debate process?
|
|
He believes that charter schools can be part of the solution.
|
|
It was marvelous to be part of that body of work.
|
|
But his felony conviction will forever be part of his history.
|
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Organizers hope the observers will actually be part of the appeal.
|
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Flexibility to address them must be part of a balance rule.
|
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"What an honor to be part of that conversation," he said.
|
|
Those elements will also be part of her push for Mrs.
|
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But I think that will always be part of the brand.
|
|
"Here and Now" clearly wants to be part of the resistance.
|
|
How can Mnuchin remain silent and be part of this administration?
|
|
The government insists a ceasefire must be part of any deal.
|
|
"We'll see if Canada can be part of deal," Trump said.
|
|
The measure would be part of a broader cost savings package.
|
|
How can you be part of a community from an office?
|
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That seems to be part of-- JOHN MALONE: --to control behavior.
|
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I hope to be part of the field as it shrinks.
|
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Those cargoes may be part of the disconnect in the market.
|
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We want [cancer screening] to be part of a regular checkup.
|
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Be part of that world -- as the doors of belief open.
|
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"It was fun to be part of a battle," Stevens said.
|
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Why it was not used will be part of an investigation.
|
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So any and every aspect can be part of your brand.
|
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It would also be part of the foundation for 5G technology.
|
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The border wall, however, would not be part of those negotiations.
|
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You want to incense people to be part of the community.
|
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They want them to be part of the House of Dreams.
|
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Present your life as something he'd want to be part of.
|
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Health can and should be part of that equation as well.
|
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Dunne is excited that Thailand will be part of the trials.
|
|
The Los Angeles Times will also be part of Apple News+.
|
|
It's that they appear to be part of a larger pattern.
|
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What made you think, 'I want to be part of this?
|
|
It has to be part of a mosaic of policy responses.
|
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It's not a storyline you want to be part of (again).
|
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Beijing must acknowledge its role and be part of the solution.
|
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In Riga, children were taught to be part of a group.
|
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It looked wild, and I wanted to be part of it.
|
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I'm privileged and grateful to be part of such a pyramid.
|
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Very excited to be part of the #13characters test group pic.twitter.
|
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They're always talking about not wanting to be part of Washington.
|
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"I'm very proud to be part of a pro-life administration."
|
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I think it needs to be part of our national conversation.
|
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Lots of planes and tanks seems to be part of it.
|
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It helped me be part of their day and stay connected.
|
|
Conversations, to be clear, Swift doesn't want to be part of.
|
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The US likely won't be part of the equation at first.
|
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And contemporary art continues to be part of the Jivanka brand.
|
|
They are hoping they can both be part of the healing.
|
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You have to be part of the elite class of golf.
|
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"I'm not going to be part of this," Ms. García said.
|
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Some residents have asked to be part of the inquiry team.
|
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"We are invited to be part of that [scheme]," he said.
|
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"The [guilty plea] may be part of the agreement," he says.
|
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The multiple-camera system could be part of Apple's AR ambitions.
|
|
Corbyn has also said he will be part of those efforts.
|
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Harry and Meghan will no longer be part of that group.
|
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Get Alan Dershowitz in to be part of that defense team.
|
|
Now, it seems, bacteria may be part of the treatment, too.
|
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"He just wanted to be part of it," Mr. Young said.
|
|
It&aposs humbling to be part of such an amazing team.
|
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I need to come here and, like, be part of society.
|
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Schools and teachers can and should be part of the answer.
|
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" But, he added: "I'm ready to be part of any team.
|
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In a Hägglundian utopia, labor would be part of our freedom.
|
|
"They can be part of finishing the game plan," McIntosh said.
|
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"I just wanted to be part of it somehow," he said.
|
|
But its limitations are supposed to be part of its charm.
|
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Nor should a request for forgiveness be part of an apology.
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A change in diagnostic criteria could be part of the reason.
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But expect those details to be part of the coming debate.
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But it should be part of a larger strategy and agenda.
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This is a privilege to be part of this whole thing.
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It's almost like they can't not be part of your life.
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It should be part of everybody's portfolio, between 200 and 10%.
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"I feel lucky to be part of this generation," she said.
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I was so honored to get to be part of it.
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To be part of the league's group ceremony, couples must apply.
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Some simply want to be part of a show they love.
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This should be part of the House presentation to the Senate.
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Teshome's resignation seems to be part of a big political reshuffling.
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"[W]e have to be part of the discussion," Gallego said.
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In reality, though, technology will only be part of the solution.
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We can be part of Europe without being under its control.
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"We're just happy to be part of this moment," Shah added.
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"These people should not be part of any club," he said.
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Don't be part of any direct mail efforts against colleagues. 4.
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"I get to be part of the magic," Ms. Soo said.
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These features would be part of an update to Android 10.
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What does it mean to be part of anyone's world, y'know?
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And you know, we like to be part of the community.
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"It was an honor to be part of Westminster," Godai said.
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Second, the move may be part of a bigger power play.
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In the movies, it would be part of a daring escape.
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And also, I didn't want to be part of that institution.
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"It's nice to be part of the fight again," Woods said.
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"People love to be part of this communal feeling," Scott said.
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He loves the city; he wants to be part of this.
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It can be part of the economics of the power system.
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And I just desperately wanted to be part of that club.
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Trump has suggested that Huawei could be part of a deal.
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Taiwan's Ministry of Justice has said it would not go along with an extradition agreement that declares Taiwan to be part of China's territory, not one that declares Hong Kong to be part of its territory.
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"Sometimes qualified majority helps you to get unanimity, because if you know that you can be voted down, your incentive to be part of the conversation, to be part of finding solution, is much stronger," she said.
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Ricke said everyone who joined the Air Force, right next to their personal reason, was a desire to be part of something bigger than themselves, a desire to be part of a team or a second family.
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"I knew the northeast suffered from discrimination, and to be part of this struggle, alongside such good people, and to be part of the club and the city, is a really great thing," he told VICE Sports.
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But for Amazon, video will always be part of a bigger strategy.
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It's also not going to be part of any Oreo updates either.
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And I would encourage them to be part of the cleanup crew.
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Down the road, ally training will be part of Square's onboarding process.
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I mean just magazines or be part of different things and events.
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In that notion of how monetary policy will be part of that.
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It will be part of the lawsuit we are preparing against them.
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Out of the sea, wish I could be part of your world.
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Interviews suggested it all seemed to be part of a larger plan.
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That should not be part of the equation, and it still is.
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They have never considered young black men to be part of society.
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"He doesn't have to be part of this beauty contest," she said.
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How much do you imagine that's gonna be part of your service?
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"I know a bookstore can be part of the problem," she says.
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We need to be part of the solution, not perpetuating the problem.
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But that seems to be part of the way things go now.
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The best way they can be part of the cleanup... BARTIROMO: Yes.
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They want to be part of a movement to make a change.
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"Energy supply ought to be part of the early discussions," he said.
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RATCLIFFE: I very much expect Crimea to be part of the conversation.
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It seems to be part of how they identify as a person.
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Just to be part of this really female-driven show is awesome.
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After photographing Sasha, more people wanted to be part of the series.
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"Drawing was a way to be part of the 'resistance,'" she said.
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And I couldn't be more proud to be part of the effort.
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It's fun to be part of the greatest story in gambling history.
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Second, the forums themselves are meant to be part of the solution.
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It's worth noting that this could be part of a larger trend.
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This will be part of the final design iteration on Falcon 9.
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The pilot program will be part of the existing Ford GoBike network.
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"Oh my goodness, what a race to be part of," she said.
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And this continues to be part of the paradox of Clarence Thomas.
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That seems to be part of the reasoning behind this whole case.
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It is not clear which states would be part of the investigation.
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"I let the graphite be part of the work," she told me.
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They want to be part of our heritage and the Western heritage.
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Perhaps Rudd wants more internet companies to be part of the collaboration.
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To get there, we need men to be part of the solution.
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But, I just don't' want to see government be part of killing.
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Rogers says that he will not be part of the appeal process.
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Most people in any society want to be part of what's happening.
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Most people in any society want to be part of what's happening.
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For some politicians, office living can be part of an election pitch.
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Be part of a hand-picked team with a plethora of talent.
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"I want their dad to be part of their life," she said.
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That things were changing and that we could be part of it.
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It cannot be part of a club when it undermines the club.
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That could just be part of the trend of downsizing baby boomers.
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Some fans just really, really want to be part of the game.
|
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That's why all the fringes get to be part of the act.
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And I truly believe they need to be part of this conversation.
|
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But she doesn't want her size to be part of the discussion.
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Now ask yourself: Is that something you want to be part of?
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And I&aposm so very, very lucky to be part of it.
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"I didn't realize insurance would be part of his death," she says.
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They'll be part of the 85,000 officers already deployed to the city.
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Chinese abroad, living the Western sort, were to be part of it.
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But they may alternatively be part of an anti-feminist propaganda campaign.
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Those would be goals and I'm proud to be part of that.
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Importantly, that means that iPhone users won't be part of this ecosystem.
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Amazon wants to be part of every single aspect of your life.
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Listen, we all wanna be part of the Cool Kid Crowd™.
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Rising wages would be part of the accommodation to above-target inflation.
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I was happy I had the chance to be part of that.
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It's fun because it's something the whole family can be part of.
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"I want their dad to be part of their life," she says.
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His talk will be part of SXSW's Connect to End Cancer Series.
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Lanning says being well-liked could be part of a predator's plan.
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He both does and does not want to be part of something.
|
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But America's own rules also appear to be part of the problem.
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It is fantastic to be part of the AT&T family. Really.
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Or, even better, it might already be part of your sex life.
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We've got to earn the right to be part of that universe.
|
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Although PDVSA's debts were not thought to be part of this deal.
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Step 5: Be part of the paid leave action on all fronts.
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What did it feel like to be part of the opening act?
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Did you imagine becoming a novelist would be part of your path?
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"You need to be part of a community going in," Mollick said.
|
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That's a really relevant thing — trying to be part of the squad.
|
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"If you don't get involved you won't be part of the conversation."
|
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"We don't have to be part of this corruption," Messi told reporters.
|
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These kinds of tweets should not be part of the presidential arsenal.
|
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It is quite an honor to be part of such elite company.
|
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In fact, that could be part of the reason for his exclusion.
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Steve Bannon will no longer be part of the National Security Council.
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The stadium would be part of an entertainment, retail and residential complex.
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The investment would be part of Micron's restructuring of its Taiwanese operations.
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Facial hair seems to be part of the "concept" at Nusr-et.
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That's why it's nice to be part of a project like this.
|
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That may be part of what's behind the drop in pending sales.
|
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The problem is you still have to be part of the times.
|
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South Korea's Defense Ministry estimates 6,000 people may be part of it.
|
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Zouk Singapore's resident DJ Ghetto will also be part of the lineup.
|
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It had said Amitiza would be part of the spun-off unit.
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Our research shows that public policy must be part of the solution.
|
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Stay ahead of the shockwaves, or, better yet, be part of them.
|
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Consider the Anker PowerCore Speed 20000 to be part of that club.
|
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It is rare and humbling to be part of something so special.
|
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I am tired of labels releasing to be part of the machine.
|
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Your Twitter handle may soon be part of the US visa process.
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That's why I realized I wanted to be part of the solution.
|
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Unfortunately, the U.S. will not be part of this game-changing moment.
|
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"I think that's going to be part of the decision," Claure said.
|
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Be part of the solution by not dressing up as a clown.
|
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In fact, 37 states insist that abstinence be part of the curriculum.
|
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But then Mr Bongo never wanted to be part of their club.
|
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For Trump, however, the vacancies may be part of his master plan.
|
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In the ad, Crimea did not appear to be part of Russia.
|
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Friday was a great day to be part of the American left.
|
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It was envisioned to be part of a counterbalance to growing China.
|
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It felt important to me to be part of that traditional landscape.
|
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But could a decline in infections also be part of the picture?
|
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I will still be part of the fight, and so will you.
|
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"These kids used to be part of this community," Mr. Farah said.
|
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Kirk and Gillibrand believe their bill should be part of this process.
|
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Just really happy to be part of the team as a player.
|
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Comey may be part of it," Graham told CBS's "Face the Nation.
|
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" He added: "You want to be part of something that continuously evolves.
|
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The president's demand would be part of the conversation, according to ABC.
|
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I'm grateful to be part of this team and proud of you.
|
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"I don't expect that to be part of the negotiation," Hoyer said.
|
|
However, he does not appear to be part of a larger network.
|
|
We certainly welcome that -- would like to be part of that conversation.
|
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Turning unused space into rentable units could be part of a solution.
|
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Exercise should be part of your daily routine, like brushing your teeth.
|
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I've told my colleagues: I try to be part of the team.
|
|
China. Businesses can be — and want to be — part of the solution.
|
|
Are you telling me I might not be part of that team?
|
|
I'm truly humbled and excited to be part of the MOCAD family.
|
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I THINK THAT IS GOING TO BE PART OF THIS AS WELL.
|
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Some of the things you just said might be part of it.
|
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That means that men have to be part of the solution, too.
|
|
In the near future, ads will just be part of the conversation.
|
|
Cortisol—a steroid hormone—also tends to be part of the problem.
|
|
How we wish we could be part of your world this weekend.
|
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Most of all, we need everybody to be part of the solution.
|
|
It may be part of the package, if there is a package.
|
|
But either way, maintenance will be part of the process for owners.
|
|
Restoring the right of universal suffrage should be part of that recovery.
|
|
Both must be part of any bill reforming the nation's healthcare system.
|
|
Instead, he forwarded what appeared to be part of a different statement.
|
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By default, the car will be part of the internet of things.
|
|
So black Charlie is not invited to be part of the family.
|
|
I don't know if I could be part of that world anymore.
|
|
What objects from those events should be part of the museums' collections?
|
|
So I asked both of them to be part of this episode.
|
|
I'm so grateful you guys got to be part of her life.
|
|
It feels quite surreal to be part of this huge thing, actually.
|
|
But geoengineering needs to be part of the discussion, says Dr. Pinkus.
|
|
"I wanted to be part of something bigger than myself," he said.
|
|
Standing up, speaking out and marching may be part of their therapy.
|
|
"So even in 2030, 48 volts will be part of the mix."
|
|
The threat was not believed to be part of a larger plot.
|
|
Not to mention the lovely countryside won't be part of the journey.
|
|
Well, it turns out that may actually be part of the problem.
|
|
A specific, no-strings-attached apology can be part of that process.
|
|
Stress and lack of sleep can be part of a libido problem.
|
|
I don't think that adults should be part of that, you know?
|
|
" They are a "partner" that wants to be part of a "movement.
|
|
Had that worked out, he might be part of the administration now.
|
|
He also doesn't want Bakish to be part of the new business.
|
|
KS: You don't want to be part of a mercenary culture, presumably.
|
|
Will talking about what you're thankful for be part of the conversation?
|
|
"That will always be part of our story," Coach Tony Bennett said.
|
|
Regular exercise and a healthy diet might be part of the reason.
|
|
"And all of this will be part of the investigation going forward."
|
|
It remains unclear whether that change will be part of Google's solution.
|
|
Her deepest memories turn out to be part of an advertising campaign.
|
|
He wanted, suddenly and viscerally, to be part of the skyline somehow.
|
|
The price to be part of Apple's paid news offering is steep.
|
|
"Natural gas will be part of the solution, for sure," he said.
|
|
Nationwide Medicaid expansion should be part of our emergency response to coronavirus.
|
|
Sanctions and deterrence should always be part of the American diplomatic arsenal.
|
|
I don't want it — don't want to be part of that system.
|
|
They want to be part of the international system, not overturn it.
|
|
It wasn't my job to be part of a company's spin machine.
|
|
Safe-zones and eventually widespread testing should be part of the process.
|
|
Should instruction on fake news be part of every student's school curriculum?
|
|
Now, she finally had a chance to be part of that change.
|
|
Fliers who use the screeners must be part of the PreCheck program.
|
|
Children are there to be part of show business, and that's it.
|
|
She's also hopeful she'll be part of the night's festivities honoring Biggie.
|
|
Ethics and environmental awareness must be part of the smart-engineering curriculum.
|
|
They are members of a group nobody wants to be part of.
|
|
Women have to be part of the solution to ISIS and extremism.
|
|
This piece, in and of itself, may be part of the problem.
|
|
That's just going to be part of the history of the painting.
|
|
Rand Paul questioned whether such requirements should be part of the discussion.
|
|
"They want to be part of the deal," Trump said of Canada.
|
|
"You can say no, but be part of the solution," said Pollak.
|
|
The closure appears to be part of wider cost-cutting at Alphabet.
|
|
Your well being can be part of my well being as well.
|
|
Ms. Malliotakis is expected to be part of the event as well.
|
|
Activist Greta Thunberg will be part of a demonstration in Montreal Friday.
|
|
I met everybody who was going to be part of the procedure.
|
|
It won't cost them anything to be part of the pilot program.
|
|
The video does not appear to be part of Sanders' presidential campaign.
|
|
They generally should be part of a diversified portfolio for sophisticated investors.
|
|
And then the algorithms are going to be part of your life.
|
|
"We are all very proud to be part of this," she said.
|
|
"Do I feel like that could be part of me?" he said.
|
|
Cory Booker of New Jersey, will not be part of the conversation.
|
|
Discover, which was introduced in 2015, may be part of the answer.
|
|
Then Mr. Pascrell really did ask to be part of the team.
|
|
But high performing charters should be part of that agenda as well.
|
|
No, they're not fitness freaks — though that may be part of it.
|
|
The pledge could be part of a final deal between the countries.
|
|
JONATHAN GRAY: In Asia, but yes, China will be part of it.
|
|
All of this would be part of an update to Android 11.
|
|
Windows 10X appears to be part of the answer to this problem.
|
|
I wish to be part of an active crowd, but it's confusing.
|
|
So it's got to be part of the spring next gen reveals.
|
|
Peacekeeping reform is badly needed and should be part of that discussion.
|
|
Some things are too important to be part of a political war.
|
|
Even some senators wanted to be part of the impeachment action. Sen.
|
|
She maintained that local input will still be part of the process.
|
|
Why must she also be part of a long legacy of heroism?
|
|
"He was not going to be "part of a mud-slinging campaign.
|
|
These games, he said Sunday, would now be part of Dominican lore.
|
|
A death penalty prosecution will be part of this much broader narrative.
|
|
KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Debris believed to be part of a Boeing (BA.
|
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Technology can be part of the solution, though not without some tweaks.
|
|
Higher education, particularly land-grant institutions, must be part of the equation.
|
|
Sunday to decide whether they want to be part of the Dec.
|
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This is going to be part of our accountability in 2020 races.
|
|
Charter schools, his office insisted, would not be part of the conversation.
|
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"We'd like to be part of a brain gain," Mr. Kapoglou said.
|
|
Ms. Pelosi has said the wall can't be part of any deal.
|
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Just be part of the solution and not part of the problem.
|
|
But she is also looking to be part of something entirely new.
|
|
I definitely wanted to be part of something that drew on that.
|
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It's not something I ever thought would be part of my life.
|
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Yeah, I hope to be part of the events team as well.
|
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It's great to be part of a positive culture like that. Yes.
|
|
The new feature will be part of iOS 13, available this fall.
|
|
Why not use that experience to be part of something forward-moving?
|
|
It's one of the deals we make to be part of society.
|
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I felt privileged every single day to be part of that institution.
|
|
The I.G. report has even heightened the need for us to understand what happened in 2016, so the new guys can either be part of the cleanup crew or they can be part of the cover-up crew.
|
|
"That leaves us in a position of polar opposites: we can either be part of hard Brexit which tilts towards (President) Trump's America or we can be part of the European family as an independent state," he added.
|
|
But being an entrepreneur means doing things of your own volition, starting something of your own or having a portfolio that you own, whereas your job might be part of it, or your work might be part of it.
|
|
We have a relationship of 18 years since he arrived at the club and I always try to share with him things I'm thinking, he loves to be part of it and he wanted to be part of it.
|
|
I fully believe that fast food can be part of a healthy lifestyle in the way that cereal can be part of a complete breakfast — in careful moderation and supplemented by exercise and other more nutritious plant-based foods.
|
|
The leaking of Mr. Sandoval's name appeared to be part of that effort.
|
|
Publicly sharing one's identity may or may not be part of coming out.
|
|
So why won't Cavallari, 31, be part of the Hills: New Beginnings reboot?
|
|
And so it's our part to try and be part of our community.
|
|
This should be part of comprehensive immigration reform, but it is not enough.
|
|
Some organizers work solo, while others prefer to be part of a team.
|
|
Heavily trafficked websites are charged a fee to be part of that list.
|
|
WHITE HOUSE ADVISER SAYS GUANTANAMO BAY FACILITY LIKELY TO BE PART OF DISCUSSIONS
|
|
Can something be part of the "Internet of Things" without its own connection?
|
|
The official said that will be part of the second round of guidance.
|
|
And I know that he wanted that to be part of his legacy.
|
|
Today the fight against cancer is going to be part of those agreements.
|
|
"I was honored to be part of such a special evening," said Mrs.
|
|
More robust US armament packages also seem to be part of the plan.
|
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That unit will be part of the United Technologies company after the split.
|
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The brand will be part of parent company Unilever's United We Stand float.
|
|
So I think first of that&aposs going to be part of it.
|
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"It actually cost me money to be part of Ocean's Eight," Munn said.
|
|
In Finland #coding will be part of school curriculum in 26 http://t.
|
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Sure, Surface will continue to be part of the company's solution in education.
|
|
Amgen's forecast appears to be part of an emerging trend among large drugmakers.
|
|
Thank you for giving this child a loving family to be part of.
|
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Our citizens have a right to be part of the climate change solution.
|
|
And mourning the loss, he feels, should be part of the recovery process.
|
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I'm just proud to be a vehicle to be part of the change.
|
|
Obviously, very thankful for the invitation, happy to be part of this cause.
|
|
Tokens are supposed to be part of the life-blood of your company.
|
|
Which might, of course, be part of the reason it works so well.
|
|
"I'm very proud to be part of the artistic community today," she said.
|
|
Such considerations must also be part of assessing any new framework, he said.
|
|
The downloads appear to be part of a feedback loop of fan nostalgia.
|
|
The Madden tourney will be part of a larger gaming convention called GEXCon.
|
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Funding for an Article 2023 court would not be part of DOJ's budget.
|
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So I just wanted to be part of fixing that problem, that injustice.
|
|
At that point, I thought Earl needs to be part of the show.
|
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Hockey was part of you and you will always be part of hockey.
|
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It's a huge honor to be inducted and be part of the history.
|
|
He was inspired to be part of the larger purpose behind the products.
|
|
Who needs to be part of a couple when you've got great friends?
|
|
"I think right now audiences want to be part of [development]," he said.
|
|
"My memories will be part of the sky," reads the narrator, Vivi himself.
|
|
And we all have to pull together and be part of the team.
|
|
But in this case, 3PO's red eyes could be part of Frik's upgrade.
|
|
Browsing and applying to be part of projects has never been this pretty.
|
|
France's accusations of war crimes appear to be part of a growing trend.
|
|
I wanted to be part of the legacy of Ghost in the Shell.
|
|
Abertis' control of domestic satellite operator Hispasat may be part of the problem.
|
|
" He concluded: "I just don't want to see government be part of killing.
|
|
For now, it doesn't seem like payments will be part of the experience.
|
|
Battletoads Battletoads will be part of the Xbox Game Pass when it launches.
|
|
However, this seems to be part of Tesla's planned downtime for Model 3.
|
|
Not having that be part of my experience is really difficult for me.
|
|
Boeing's close relationship with the FAA may be part of the problem, though.
|
|
That might be part of why Nick falls so flat in this episode.
|
|
The puppies appeared to be part of an upcoming video interview with Buzzfeed.
|
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Does she consider herself, and her followers, to be part of a cult?
|
|
It's unclear whether Temporary Protected Status would be part of this potential option.
|
|
If you can't be part of his creative genius, he'll cut you loose.
|
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Maybe art should be part of our everyday lives, not just a trophy.
|
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The proposed new museum would be part of the Smithsonian Institution in Washington.
|
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MACCALLUM: You know what, that&aposs going to be part of the investigation.
|
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That team will be part of the company's San Francisco R&D team.
|
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Flight and rental car bookings will also be part of the service eventually.
|
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For us, we want to be part of it and contribute to it.
|
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"I don't expect that to be part of the negotiation," Hoyer told reporters.
|
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The players will not travel or be part of the team in practice.
|
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Turns out bricks made of Moon dust could be part of the solution.
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His birth name David Jones wouldn't be part of the journey to stardom.
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The end result: To be part of this news cycle is to count.
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I am beyond proud to be part of the SW family with you.
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"He doesn't claim to be part of an Islamist movement," the prosecutor said.
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On the other hand, no journalist likes to be part of the story.
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When I was chosen by the Fox God to be part of Babymetal.
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He also said agriculture would have to be part of any future deal.
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Now it's time to let it once again be part of TV's future.
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These haven't changed since the exhibitors agreed to be part of the exhibition.
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I'm really thrilled to be part of this cutting-edge and creative company.
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It's an act that I decided to be part of on my own.
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"Be part of the solution, not part of the problem," the singer said.
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Just to be part of the Olympics is a big honor and thrill.
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" Erlicht: "It will be an honor to be part of the Apple team.
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"Writing about trauma experiences can be part of the recovery process," Ursano said.
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How does it feel be part of the Benji legacy your family built?
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This business will not be part of the remedy offer, the people said.
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Researchers said it could all be part of a woman's transitioning into parenthood.
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"I'm happy to be part of a race that made history," James said.
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"He will be part of the party when we get home," Seely says.
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"The app or service should be part of the care team," he said.
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It is a strange responsibility to be part of such a small group.
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Representation changes everything and I'm so thankful to be part of that change.
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It would still be part of that lower end of the software stack.
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So regardless of which technology wins, they will be part of the ecosystem.
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In conclusion, we want to be part of this perfect, genetically blessed family.
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Showcase products, like the Phantom, will continue to be part of Devialet's portfolio.
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I am very proud and honored to be part of this amazing company.
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I hope that this institution will one day be part of that list.
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Its conclusions will be part of a white paper due in spring 2018.
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It might not be part of ancient history, but can't bartering be good?
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"We've always planned to be part of it," a Google spokesperson told Inverse.
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I feel so blessed and so grateful to be part of this production.
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All this will be part of a broader contest: the quest for space.
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But she emphasized the payments should be part of a broader budget deal.
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Are Bellamy and Raven and everyone going to be part of the prisoners?
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The White House later indicated Navarro would be part of the U.S. team.
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"Low-cost directed energy weapons have to be part of our future," Adm.
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Bass and Waddell's wedding was supposed to be part of this BiP season.
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It would be great to have charging be part of the race format.
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The Cuba stop will be part of a broader trip to Latin America.
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But conservatives like Mr. Erickson appear to be part of a shrinking minority.
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It is incredible and will be part of my Thanksgiving table this year.
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They're so excited to be part of the industry, but they're also scared.
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The updates will be part of the launch of iPadOS and iOS 13.
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We're so thrilled to be part of this dino-mite couple's special day!
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Pensioners' current spending money must be part of the total current national income.
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A dispute resolution mechanism would be part of the plan, the FT said.
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However, Jones said he expected Manziel to be part of the draft pool.
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"Game of Thrones" star Kit Harington will be part of Marvel's Cinematic Universe.
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That will be part of a "very long" and "complex" investigation, Railsback said.
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I want to be part of a company that promotes diversity like this.
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We are honored to be part of this moment #TodayAtUA #BamaGrad #WhereLegendsAreMade pic.twitter.
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Again, we want people to speak out and be part of this process.
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Book characters will be part of the fun, including, of course, Curious George.
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I support policies that encourage work & this could be part of the conversation.
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"We wanted to be part of setting the tone here," Mr. Miller said.
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Older cadets I'd known would soon be part of the invasion of Afghanistan.
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He even implied that the accusers might be part of a larger conspiracy.
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If they want to engage, then it could be part of a negotiation.
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Details of the arrangement would be part of the negotiation process, she added.
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Talk with your child and let them be part of decisions and conversation.
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I don't want to be part of a company that contracts with ICE.
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We wish the airlines would instead choose to be part of the solution.
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Don't just be part of your Starfleet crew; stand out with your badge.
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How does it feel to be part of the community behind that project?
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We at Motherboard do not wish to be part of a sewage deception.
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Signing a US-China investment treaty should be part of winning the peace.
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So it could be part of a quest to make it more accessible.
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The border security package would be part of negotiations to come, they said.
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Goldsmith worries that Shulkin's ouster might be part of a long-term plan.
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Afora will now be part of Quip's newly formed venture studio, Quip Labs.
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She could be part of an elaborate marketing campaign, or something like that.
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He will be part of the U.S. 100-meter relay team in Rio.
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That may be part of why the lyrics are so hard to remember.
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To what extent were people voting there to be part of that story?
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Your favorite cartoon kitten can now be part of your favorite summer snack.
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I want to be part of it, I want to contribute to it.
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Broadband will probably be part of a debate over infrastructure spending this year.
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And in the end, which pictures will be part of my psychological pentimento?
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Do you consider it to be part of your personal style, as well?
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And we were like, well, espionage has to be part of it, right?
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The DNC must be part of the solution, not part of the problem.
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"I am very lucky to be part of these Games," Kryeziu, 18, said.
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A few old furnaces are set to be part of a historical park.
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"Because I've never seen this many people mobilized to be part of anything."
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Everyone who supports equality between women and men should be part of it.
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Coal plants emit carbon, so they can't be part of a clean grid.
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But gloom also seems to be part of a considered strategy on Mrs.
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"I was looking to be part of designing every square foot," he said.
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"It's very natural for China to be part of the crowd," he said.
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Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos might also be part of the gathering, said sources.
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Willow was believed to be part of the 14th generation in the line.
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People from all over the world want to be part of this ideal.
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Again, this could all be part of Lorca's newfound betterment as a captain.
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Sometimes it's better to be part of the machine than to fight it.
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Philanthropy, through organizations like the Pulitzer Center, may be part of the answer.
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I considered my diplomacy in this case to be part of that ideal.
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After seeing Storm, I felt like I could be part of the story.
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"A lot of Hispanics want to be part of the community," he said.
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The president's own legal team also appears to be part of the campaign.
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It strengthens Maduro's position without seeming to be part of an escalation strategy.
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You want to be part of the thing you can't find anywhere else.
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"The regulator should be part of the Department of Transport," Mr. Hunsinger said.
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I want my love to be part of her taken-for-granted background.
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"It's good to be part of a start-up," he said on Thursday.
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I'm an actor because I want to be part of the human exchange.
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"Charlie loves to be part of it," Alexa Bottura said of her brother.
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Or you could be here, and be fortunate to be part of this.
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It's fun when you can be part of a place that's a destination.
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Those tariffs will remain for now, but will be part of the negotiations.
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And West's piece could, of course, be part of a more personal grudge.
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The videos could also be part of an ongoing, episodic series, Wong found.
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Should Steed be part of his time and produce more of the same?
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Yeah, let's be part of an ownership group and let's win 78 games.
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Similar reports used to be part of Australia's public calendar too, until recently.
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Student loan cancellation has to be part of the next emergency funding package.
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I look forward to seeing those changes and hopefully be part of them.
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As China defines it, even Amazon would be part of the sharing economy.
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"The kid wants you to be part of the woodwork," Mr. Basham said.
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Peeling the shrimp at the table would be part of the evening's entertainment.
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I was probably too busy capturing the moment to be part of it.
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It fuels my writing and my desire to be part of this show.
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To work for Ferrari is to be part of the best aristocracy possible.
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It's exciting to be part of a brand that people are proud of.
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Would you prefer to be part of the dominant demographic group on campus?
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Townsend said, however, that the YPG will necessarily be part of the offensive.
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But American passengers who are evacuated will not be part of that process.
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The global market was not prepared to be part of the political football.
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How has it felt to be part of the political conversation this year?
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Should it be part of the health care system's job to address them?
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"I'm just looking to be part of their back-end team," he said.
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The word "oleomargarine" sounded as if it could be part of a recipe.
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It&aposs been challenging and extraordinarily interesting and fun to be part of.
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The offering would be part of the company's global medium-term note program.
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Mr Khalilzad insists that all these elements must be part of the package.
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" "CHAIN MIGRATION cannot be allowed to be part of any legislation on Immigration!
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He wanted to be part of everything, and he had nothing to lose.
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They are not going to be part of defending something that is indefensible.
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I was happy to be part of it but it was certainly notable.
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CHAIN MIGRATION cannot be allowed to be part of any legislation on Immigration!
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I know sugary soft drinks should not be part of anyone's regular diet.
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Sen. Amy Klobuchar: I think that should be part of a condition, yes.
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I'm not talking about automatic writing, though that may be part of it.
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"Our specialty is creating environments people want to be part of," he said.
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From the outside, however, Dior seemed to be part of the same family.
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I'm also lucky to be part of this club and with this squad.
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Now tourists can be part of the fight while having a unique experience.
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A unionized labor force is unlikely to be part of the next chapter.
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But theater audiences in New York may already be part of his choir.
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And that's absolutely on -- JOE KERNEN: Would it be part of tax reform?
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According to Mr. Bouissiere, "To be part of this has energized us all."
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This musical theater world is all I've ever wanted to be part of.
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Be part of the community of readers — visit your local libraries and bookstores.
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Others believe the focus on deep learning may be part of the problem.
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The company very much does not want to be part of this fight.
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And the reason is because companies want to be part of the future.
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They are certainly more likely to be part of the online Democratic intelligentsia.
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The broker must also be part of an internal coaching program called DELTA.
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WE WANT TO BE PART OF THAT IN TERMS OF DOING THAT CONSTRUCTIVELY.
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Like, for instance, maybe corn casserole should be part of your Thanksgiving repertory.
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This would seem to be part of a bigger shift in aviation commerce.
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The flower pot turned out to be part of an ancient Roman sarcophagus.
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But you go into it knowing that's going to be part of it.
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I consider the sound of the sea to be part of my body.
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She will also be part of big-news events presented by the network.
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These days, even those who work on deals can be part of deals.
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I see change, and I would like to be part of that change.
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It's a practice that might be said to be part of their job.
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And everyone wants to feel like they can be part of the solution.
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The result should be part of the intellectual armamentarium of every educated person.
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And all of this might not even be part of a declared war.
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The Erdogan government is the problem, and cannot be part of the solution.
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I'm so grateful to be part of a group of people that cares.
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Certainly that may be part of how we deploy our robots as well.
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That is why we sought them out to be part of this deal.
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We want to be part of something bigger than we are, urban development.
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The Newport and the Esplanade seem to be part of a larger trend.
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Was the original plan that you'd be part of the Post Malone performance?
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If not, have you considered that you might be part of the problem?
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It will be part of a new phase of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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That's just that guy, though, and he won't be part of it, presumably.
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As Rosenthal says, expect this to be part of the collective bargaining negotiations.
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You pay to be part of it, so it's like $5 a month.
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What can the VICE/Tonic community do to be part of the movement?
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Real people aren't the only ones who can be part of a trend.
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First, I helped them both choose who should be part of the meeting.
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The decision to arm the YPG appears to be part of that acceleration.
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He was very gracious and ... He wanted you to be part of it.
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But the doc added family bonding shouldn't be part of the girl's routine.
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Rey doesn't have to be part of a larger story to be special.
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Lopez Obrador said it was important that Canada be part of the deal.
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People are spending money to be part of a fun and ridiculous experience.
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When asked if climate change risks should be part of national security strategy, Coats said: "We should be assessing what the consequences of changes that are relevant to security issues -- that should be part of the assessment, and it is."
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"Not only can law schools be part of the solution, but if they don't reckon with this they can be part of the problem," said Dahlia Lithwick, a Slate editor and former 9th Circuit clerk who testified at the hearing.
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We are excited to be part of the eventual healing process for our community.
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It's not true that she asked us not to be part of the documentary.
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These events will not be part of any future BIG BROTHER broadcast on CBS.
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" As for the future, he said, "Are we going to be part of Turkey?
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If they cannot, officials "should probably not be part of the administration," Caldwell added.
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"I'm glad to be part of the country music community that uplifts," Kelley continued.
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Could that be part of the reason why he decided not to proceed further?
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There's no word on whether that could also be part of the 10.3 update.
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"I'm really proud to be part of a caucus where I'm not 'the only.'"
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Gulf artists can and should be part of a larger conversation in the arts.
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And Rodriguez wants all women to be part of the ongoing dialogue about diversity.
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"It was just an honor to be able to be part of that celebration."
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If you can figure it out, you get to be part of the club.
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Reviving economic revenue in vital industries will also be part of the government strategy.
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You don't have to be part of a couple to shop these deals though.
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Your design team should be part of short-term and long-term strategic decisions.
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I'm able to be part of society again and go out in the world.
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And now the renewable energy leader will be part of the New York discussion.
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Attacking reporters, producers and news organizations directly also will be part of this war.
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Churches may be part of the problem, writes journalist and political analyst LZ Granderson.
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"Proud to be part of @RachaelRay's #SantaPaws2017 again this year," Lambert wrote on Instagram.
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I didn't want to be part of this thing that I didn't belong in.
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These events will not be part of any future 'Big Brother' broadcast on CBS.
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"A lot of people are looking to be part of the solution," Cherny said.
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Getting this win was huge and I was glad to be part of it.
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LONDON — Ever wished you could be part of the magical realm of Harry Potter?
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Dolores and Maeve's rebellion will turn out to be part of Ford's new narrative.
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We just want to be part of this community and give back to it.
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He agreed, but it will have to be part of the next fiscal year.
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Trump hopes rallies will be part of the solution to shoring up his support.
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KUDLOW: That has to be part of the discussion here with respect to trade.
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The departures appear to be part of wider changes to its capital markets division.
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Then they'll be part of the solution rather than a problem to be managed.
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Today, everybody in the field wants genomics to be part of medicine, he says.
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I am personally just very grateful to be able to be part of this.
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The jobs announced on Thursday will be part of that 100,000, Amazon told CNBC.
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Lyft is adding pronouns to be part of creating an "inclusive platform," she said.
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Scully's and Hitchcock's size is supposed to be part of what makes them funny.
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And their request wasn't to stop development; it was to be part of it.
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Flores would wish to be part of that circle of trust, that exclusive conversation.
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Canada will also be part of the first wave of countries getting the phone.
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Update: This article previously noted that Luis Elizondo would be part of this project.
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I'm going to list shorter toys that could be part of a longer phrase.
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If you get it, you're going to be part of a downward-spiral calamity.
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It has to be part of every conversation, every time we have a meeting.
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Hemsworth and Portman are also confirmed to be part of Marvel's upcoming What If?
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It had said the drug Amitiza would be part of the spun-off unit.
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"Hangmen," one suspects, will be part of the theatrical landscape for years to come.
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His departure could also be part of the show making room for new blood.
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"Our big thing was this [treatment] should be part of the conversation," says Jaime.
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