But it actually has no bearing on phishing, no bearing on password breaches, no bearing on password reuse.
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Bearing interest does not mean literally carrying interest around, nor does bearing a grudge involve physical activity.
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He started with chromosomal sex, determined at fertilization when an X- or Y-bearing sperm fuses with an X-bearing egg.
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Often by the time you're done bearing witness to the moment you're bearing witness to, 10 or 15 years have passed.
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One way to do this is by sperm sorting, a process whereby X chromosome-bearing and Y chromosome-bearing sperm are sorted.
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There is a bearing on the tip of each handle to hold the cable and another bearing in each handle for smooth rotations.
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That you don't feel despair at the end of "Notes" is partly because of the vibrancy of Ms. Smith's bearing witness to characters bearing witness.
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Indeed, if Americans have grown tired of bearing the burdens of international leadership, it is probably because they have simply forgotten why that leadership is worth bearing in the first place.
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It's not ideal ... Thank you for bearing with us.
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But on Friday, with the storm bearing down, he relented.
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But there are signs that the merger is bearing fruit.
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Speaking of luck, we are bearing down on Valentine's Day.
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Most of our monetization is focused on those bearing risk.
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Some of these were undead shadows bearing hunger and hate.
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Before they knew it, a tornado was bearing down outside.
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White House cups bearing the presidential seal held the fries.
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Seen (and probably also heard) People have come bearing signs.
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And again, his accuser is bearing the brunt of aspersion.
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Thanks so much for bearing with us in the meantime.
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It doesn't make sense for the weight it was bearing.
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So, she went bearing an extra special gift: baby dolls.
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Costs in London have zero bearing on what people earn.
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Even so, the US attorney was bearing down on him.
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Many of those early efforts are now apparently bearing fruit.
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You'll be stuck bearing the likeness for years to come.
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T. arrives too, bearing pasta that his mum has made!
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We come bearing good news: You'll never be bored again.
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Her (very cute) son comes to visit, bearing disappointing news.
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This read: "Ambassador bearing tribute from the country of England".
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They even printed off business cards bearing the channel's name.
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Then, in 2010, Ortega visited La Libertad bearing good news.
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A stone obelisk bearing Dr. King's likeness marks the spot.
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"Bearing a ton like Levy" for the Barrington Levy reference.
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Tech investors are bearing up for a painful reality check.
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Thank you, everyone, for bearing with us in the meantime.
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There are currently 15 known accounts, all bearing similar attributes.
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The robots are coming, and they'll be bearing googly eyes.
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A man pushes a cart bearing a pyramid of oranges.
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There's a long flag bearing a symbol I don't recognize.
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Bearing in mind that she's currently only 4, of course.
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Past and future projects bearing Weinstein's fingerprints may also suffer.
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And the news media is bearing down on the issue.
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The camera placement might have had a bearing on that.
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Chinese companies bearing checkbooks have generally been welcomed in Europe.
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Afghan forces have been bearing the brunt, suffering unsustainable casualties.
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It also spreads the credit risk bearing across the country.
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Americans are tired of bearing the costs of illegal immigration.
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DHT also has interest bearing debt of some $685 million.
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Increasingly, Muslim women are bearing the brunt of the hate.
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Women have been bearing the weight of this behavior forever.
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Foresters, farmers and ranchers are bearing the brunt of this.
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Obviously, none of this has any bearing on tonight's contest.
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"The substantial restructuring programs are bearing early fruits," Diess said.
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Today, a foundation bearing his name carries on that legacy.
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It returns as a fairytale, bearing its own subconscious portents.
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And life in Jordan has been bearing down on people.
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Hurricane Florence is bearing down on the eastern United States.
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They are also bearing the cost of processing free returns.
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Democrats defended their investigation, and said it was bearing fruit.
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You're a young woman still bearing the burden of grief.
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Iowa doesn't have any bearing on who I vote for.
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He didn't see the sixth S.U.V. bearing down on him.
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Among the records bearing her signature: a smoke detector affidavit.
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A severe coastal storm is bearing down on our city.
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Tanks and armored personnel carriers bearing soldiers in green uniforms.
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Corinthians, of Brazil, even started selling jerseys bearing his name.
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They will regularly be tested by Wall Streeters bearing fees.
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Imagine people not bearing the ultimate burden of business taxes.
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Drivers say they're bearing the brunt of the price cuts.
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Once again, Kendall is faced with bearing his father's burden.
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We thank her for bearing witness and for her prayers.
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Others were less concerned with treasures bearing the Trump name.
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Harris disputed that her relationship with law enforcement had bearing.
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Afghan government forces are bearing the brunt of heavy fighting.
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You know perfectly well that if you go out in the street and there's a bus bearing down on you, it's very important that you believe that there's a bus bearing down on you.
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Moderate Programme Size: Fitch estimates the new series, in combination with the outstanding notes, represents about 3.8% of Finansbank's total interest-bearing liabilities and 9.8% of interest-bearing liabilities when customer deposits are excluded.
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"Our Enlightenment values oblige us to look to these truly important rights-bearing characteristics, regardless of species, and set aside pre-Enlightenment restrictions on rights-bearing to only humans or Europeans or men," he said.
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Behind a table bearing snack bars and bottled water, Rouda's field director, a young Harvard graduate named David Kilstein, wore a sweatshirt bearing Jon Ossoff's campaign logo; Kilstein had worked on that campaign as well.
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We just never imagined them bearing such bitter fruit so suddenly.
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Barragan wore a Dodgers uniform for the game, bearing number 44.
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Weak Standalone Financials: KORAIL is highly leveraged, bearing heavy interest expenses.
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Times review or not, the Law of Fieri is bearing out.
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" The crowd held signs bearing the reporters faces and chanted "Free!
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Bush's steady, civil bearing came through at the most challenging moments.
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Gentry, though, said Davis' absence had no bearing on Tuesday's outcome.
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Indeed, he came to London bearing a little gift of reconciliation.
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"Saudi Arabia is bearing the brunt of these cuts," said Wang.
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During Carnival, masks bearing his likeness were top sellers across Rio.
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Game of Thrones' "Eastwatch" episode came bearing the gift of reunions.
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"Whenever she comes over, she comes bearing sweet gifts," Nicky explained.
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Yet five weeks on, these efforts are not bearing much fruit.
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The Instagram baddie has a successor, and she comes bearing scrunchies.
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He is bearing witness to that, and offering an alternative vision.
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Brands include Annie's, Zico, Yogi and Thrive's own name-bearing products.
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The fries were held in paper cups bearing the presidential seal.
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A caravan bearing fuel and equipment is slowly crossing the tundra.
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The world's poorer nations are bearing the brunt of the burden.
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One supporter carries a phone case bearing the words "FCK REFUGEES".
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In Uganda the greatest danger has come from politicians bearing gifts.
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That has no bearing on you being an a–hole. None.
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Trees offer an alternative that is finally bearing fruit in Australia.
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This male propensity for violence has a bearing on self-ID.
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Pinned to Tre's chest is a button bearing his brother's image.
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Third, I underestimated the continued global appetite for yield bearing stocks.
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Consequently, the planet is distorted, bearing the appearance of a football.
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But opposite styles may not stop the relationship from bearing fruit.
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Washington often comes bearing gifts like boxing gear and fight posters.
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Flanked by two banners bearing her initiative's slogan, "Be Best," Mrs.
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It has no bearing on the data stored on the phone.
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Miners contract it from inhaling silica dust from gold-bearing rocks.
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Banks, where possible, have shifted deposits into non-interest bearing deposits.
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There are monsters in our midst, and they come bearing jokes.
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But unsubsidized customers are bearing the full brunt of price hikes.
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But if you're uncoupled this year, I come bearing good news.
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An issue with the turret bearing was identified in February 2016.
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A short-term political compass bearing should not be our guide.
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She is charged with bearing the children of high-ranking officials.
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Losers (#NeverTrump, pollsters, pundits, and Hillary supporters) are bearing their shame.
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A storm is bearing down on the U.S. state of Texas.
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Billboards suddenly appeared in Kiev bearing pro-Russian slogans; demonstrations followed.
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Onstage, Lil Xan wore a pink hoodie bearing Lil Peep's image.
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Finally, these losses have had no bearing on a President's reelection.
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Some investors who had previously ignored them returned bearing term sheets.
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The leader must be personally disciplined and strict in his bearing.
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The world's poorer countries are bearing the brunt of the burden.
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What struck people was her necklace, bearing the evil eye symbol.
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Seniority should have no bearing on whether members fulfill that duty.
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Gawyria proudly wore a necklace bearing a cross around her neck.
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Banners bearing Quranic verses hung above an outdoor halal food court.
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" A pint bearing Sanders's smiling image features the message, "Open joyfully.
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We have been bearing this open wound up to the present.
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Sharp has a total 700 billion yen in interest-bearing debt.
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Europe's institutions bearing down with ever greater force on the austerity
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Dawson – wearing a jacket bearing a likeness of presidential candidate Sen.
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These are nuts bearing the characteristic tooth-marks of Uromys vika.
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DBFZ stands apart from other games bearing the Dragon Ball name.
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He stumbled into the shelter bearing a gash on his forehead.
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Regardless, Vernon didn't have much interest in bearing that torch anymore.
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The asteroid now bearing his name was discovered the same year.
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One year's stock performance has little bearing on the next year.
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Her father owns a literary agency bearing his name in Manhattan.
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Many posted photos of themselves wearing sweatshirts bearing the "Repeal" slogan.
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Bearing the raw meat home from the kill in the jungle!
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The collapse occurred after rusting caused an outer bearing to fail.
|
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Other mourners came bearing candles and food, local news outlets reported.
|
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Today's sanctuary laws, while bearing the same name, are markedly different.
|
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Crowds gathered along the route of the motorcade bearing McCain's body.
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Other trees, withering from the heat, have stopped bearing edible fruit.
|
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Alberto Fernandez's dialogue style seems however to already be bearing fruit.
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When she arrives bearing gifts she also bears a big surprise.
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Judges hold court from booths bearing plaques etched with their names.
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A T-shirt bearing the logo of the National Rifle Association?
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It signals that the investigation is bearing fruit and moving forward.
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The notes were sprawled across a letter bearing President Trump's signature.
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He wears a gold chain bearing a pendant of the giglio.
|
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He distributed buttons bearing his slogan: WIN, for "whip inflation now".
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"Those text messages actually came bearing some suspicious links," he said.
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BUT I DO NOT THINK THAT THIS WILL HAVE ANY BEARING.
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These tactics won't inoculate you from every professional bearing bad advice.
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But that decision has had little bearing in New York City.
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"Working people are bearing the brunt of these policies," says Shuler.
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Rising temperatures are increasing the range of disease-bearing mosquitoes globally.
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Inside was a blister pack bearing the names of the medicines.
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The commission, on parchment bearing elaborate legal language, was duly read.
|
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Windstorms bearing sand and ash cause mass evacuations in Southern California.
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Some wore shirts bearing his name, a cross and a heart.
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Conte beams like a salesman bearing down on a monster account.
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Non-interest bearing gold is quite sensitive to U.S. monetary policy.
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I have pulled out the plants that have finished bearing fruit.
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He arrived bearing a gift of oysters from his uncle's farm.
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Oakley, meanwhile, was absent, except for the chants bearing his name.
|
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Those bearing responsibility for his disappearance must be held to account.
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First, Mike Bloomberg cares deeply about the product bearing his name.
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Brown's diction, her bearing on the page, is precise but unfussy.
|
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But Biren shares Lanzmann's concern for the ethics of bearing witness.
|
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T-shirts and bumper stickers bearing Frasier's likeness were sold nationwide.
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We are confronted with the never-ending task of bearing witness.
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Whether or not something is organic has no bearing on this.
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The city's structured inequality got, in effect, another load-bearing wall.
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Thanks for bearing with us and hope you find your honey.
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The only sensation bouncing around my headset-bearing bonce was whooosh.
|
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Despite the cool body language, Moon's efforts may be bearing fruit.
|
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But first, two caveats about these data are worth bearing in mind.
|
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And those cabs weave around accordion-bellied MetroBuses bearing giant CDMX decals.
|
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"Bearing in mind, I haven't had a sister," he reminds the interviewer.
|
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" The demonstrators hold signs bearing slogans like "Love Wins" and "Love/Everything.
|
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Reality doesn't have much bearing on anything in American politics anymore.[Politico]
|
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Now we know: Beware handsome men bearing beautifully scribbled upon coffee cups.
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MACCALLUM: But it had no bearing whatsoever on my -- on my actions.
|
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And this year, that deal is bearing fruit on the product front.
|
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A single file popped up bearing the case number 315T-HQ-C1475879.
|
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Right: Saint Veronica holding a veil bearing the image of Christ's face.
|
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Meanwhile, the government has locked their assets in low-interest-bearing accounts.
|
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Accompanying the mahdi, Jesus would return, they claimed, bearing a bloody lance.
|
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In terms of trade responses, China is now bearing that assertion out.
|
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A pin on her left lapel bearing the logo of Planned Parenthood.
|
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A flag bearing the image of Imam Ali waved in the breeze.
|
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It's her body, headless and naked and bearing another set of coordinates.
|
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The value premium is thus a reward for bearing business-cycle risk.
|
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Many of the missing reappeared in prisons bearing torture marks, he said.
|
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The Midwest is bearing the brunt of declining conditions, the report found.
|
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The continued slump in export orders may be bearing that scenario out.
|
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And it will have an important bearing on Latin American economic integration.
|
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Make way for more robots bearing lattes and doughnuts for college students.
|
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We're bearing witness to one of the greatest performances of all time.
|
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Many interlocking factors have a bearing on the popularity of the tattoo.
|
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They are "welcome" decorations, each bearing the name of a new recruit.
|
|
And by Friday afternoon, the storm was already bearing down on them.
|
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Our team leader counted about 80 vehicles with fighters bearing small arms.
|
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But another ruling a few days earlier may have a greater bearing.
|
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Meaning is a painful bearing down in the seeds of a moment.
|
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A late first frost allowed virus-bearing mites ample time to thrive.
|
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The groundwork for a title challenge laid last year is bearing fruit.
|
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The scrapbooking thing doesn't even really have a bearing on her character.
|
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The "Ziggy Stardust" snake, bearing the rainbow-like patterns of its namesake.
|
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A tenth came from an interest-bearing loan from the industrial park.
|
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Nothing like ripping through the streets to get a bearing on things.
|
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I was bearing a lot of weight on the glove box now.
|
|
The deepening slump in export orders may be bearing that theory out.
|
|
She also unveiled a commemorative plaque bearing, appropriately enough, a secret message.
|
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: You are okay with bearing the brunt of these tariffs?
|
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Fans clogged the sidewalk outside the courthouse bearing signs that read #FreeKesha.
|
|
More often than not, navigation and bearing-gathering revolves around singular places.
|
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He goes by Mr. Nancy and does not come bearing good news.
|
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Adorning many handsome facades there are sepia posters of men bearing rifles.
|
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"Bearing customers in mind who bought diesels, that is unjustifiable," Krueger said.
|
|
Any new film bearing the title Starship Troopers must have power armor.
|
|
The girls wear t-shirts bearing the flag of the Sahrawi Republic.
|
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In both cases, mass populations of innocent civilians are bearing the consequences.
|
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Another rusher is bearing down after beating Clemmings on the left side.
|
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Eventually, Daley reaches his own office bearing the placard: Chief Technical Officer.
|
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Bearing all that in mind, Toyota's plan seems like a sensible transition.
|
|
In the end, it is MoviePass customers that are bearing the brunt.
|
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They looked for souvenirs bearing the Trump name, but there weren't any.
|
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Almond farmers, in particular, are bearing the brunt of the bee decline.
|
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However, weight-bearing activities like walking remain important even with advanced arthritis.
|
|
Trump has repeatedly plugged various properties bearing his name in official remarks.
|
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"Her being black and a woman—neither has a bearing," she said.
|
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To the world bipartisanship is the load bearing wall of American democracy.
|
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To uphold its rights, Vietnam needs allies bearing brickbats of their own.
|
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"That has no bearing on it for me at all," said Sen.
|
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In this process, anything that has bearing on Kavanaugh's character is pertinent.
|
|
Service charges on non-interest bearing checking accounts have also increased dramatically.
|
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Moreover, those who are bearing the risk are not the ones benefiting.
|
|
Unions can also push their members to overcome prejudices bearing on politics.
|
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So far, Mr. Ferro's plan for independence seems to be bearing out.
|
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But that ruling didn't have immediate bearing on the debate on Wednesday.
|
|
They started with the minimum number of bearing points needed for support.
|
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Every day since, flag-bearing Nicaraguans have poured through cities and towns.
|
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These are the doers, the people bearing down on building the future.
|
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Do you know how many people bearing that surname live in China?
|
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When Trump asserted he fired Mattis he was bearing false witness. Again.
|
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Should a private legal matter have any bearing on an executive's work?
|
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It will be back in 2023 -- and it will come bearing gifts.
|
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Other memorabilia includes a framed document bearing the signature of Rudolf Hess.
|
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The most recent games bearing the name had seen fantastic commercial success.
|
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Or does Valentine's have no bearing on the sex industry at all?
|
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It's about being a photographer and bearing witness to life-changing events.
|
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Just imagine getting busy with his watchful eyes bearing down on you.
|
|
Hurricane Dorian is bearing down on the southeastern United States this weekend.
|
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It has roughly zero bearing on that little thing called the Constitution.
|
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The terms of any agreement could have bearing on the industry, too.
|
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Yemeni civilians are bearing the brunt of the war, famine and disease.
|
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Whether the LinkedIn profile had any bearing on his admission is unknown.
|
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Until today, of course, with Irma bearing up on us, from Florida.
|
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Event officials here supplied him with one bearing the British Open logo.
|
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The Education Department seems tired of bearing blame for all of this.
|
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The Bundy women wore black dresses bearing the words "We the People."
|
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That debate has no bearing on the availability of water for firefighting.
|
|
This time, Mr. Figueroa said, their efforts appear to be bearing fruit.
|
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Bearing witness to that power had a profound impact on Mr. Owunna.
|
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You're bearing witness to what my identity as a DJ looks like.
|
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Chung Eui-yong had come to the White House bearing an invitation.
|
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But that has no bearing on the suffering of people in Aleppo.
|
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He said that the number of bearing acres would continue to drop.
|
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The scientific arguments Coolidge invoked were advanced by men bearing imposing credentials.
|
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He's also pledged to shut down the charitable foundation bearing his name.
|
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Some were bearing gifts, and almost everyone was in a bathing suit.
|
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The grounds are planted with fruit-bearing trees, including lemon and avocado.
|
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He also accused Trump of bearing "some responsibility" for the mass shootings.
|
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Beware of Greeks bearing a gift horse on which beggars might ride.
|
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Good luck bearing up under an aggressive cross-examination on all this.
|
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There's a palpable difference between his bohemian bearing and his bejeweled clients.
|
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The other was a cargo plane bearing Mr. Kim's armored stretch limousine.
|
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Father Ramona sometimes wears a T-shirt bearing the face of Jesus.
|
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But AfD representatives say they have no quarrel with Chinese bearing checkbooks.
|
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Mr. Vongerichten already has a restaurant bearing his name in the hotel.
|
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A jump in bond yields also weighed on non-interest bearing gold.
|
|
The concert flier was adorned with a red car bearing Christmas gifts.
|
|
It did not have much bearing on McIlroy's game, which was fine.
|
|
A culture-bearing book is not necessarily a great book, he said.
|
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And she's a US figurehead bearing goodwill at an international sporting event.
|
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Cursed. The new Yeezy Foam runners bearing a striking resemblance to Crocs?
|
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Still don't understand how grabbing a finger has any bearing on that.
|
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He also owns a photography studio bearing his name, in Dumbo, Brooklyn.
|
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"It's like a ball bearing hitting the ground," said Ryan, the physicist.
|
|
Does that ever come back or have any bearing on the plot?
|
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As it turns out, Clever Hans was actually sensing its handler's bearing.
|
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Mark in uniform, bearded and grungy in Afghanistan, proudly bearing his weapon.
|
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And you can see that kind of bearing out in their sales.
|
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Nelson also presented her yearbook from that time allegedly bearing Moore's signature.
|
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Policyholders' surplus for ALAS' risk-bearing subsidiary, Attorneys' Liability Assurance Society Inc.
|
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I'm bearing the fruits of David's hard work, and I mean that.
|
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I come bearing bittersweet news that you may have missed this weekend.
|
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We're bearing witness to one of the greatest performances of all time.
|
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" Scattered around the lab were several pipette calibrators bearing the name "Haruko.
|
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Palmyra's museum was looted and carvings bearing human figures were torn off.
|
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The efforts are bearing fruit: Electricity was largely restored within six months.
|
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Video by Janet Wong shows us torch-bearing white supremacists in Charlottesville.
|
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This is playing out as corporations are bearing historic levels of debt.
|
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As hours passed, the Afghans descended slowly, bearing bodies wrapped in sheets.
|
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Some carried placards bearing the message: "No more bullying; no more annexation".
|
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The projects bearing his name are a fitting tribute to his sentiments.
|
|
For example: a specialized ball bearing made in Germany might become part of a much more complex transmission in an American, Canadian, or Mexican factory, but the value of the bearing will still count as German in origin.
|
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For example, the algorithm might conclude that a viewer who has watched several titles featuring Uma Thurman would be more likely to click on "Pulp Fiction" artwork bearing her face than on artwork bearing John Travolta's, they wrote.
|
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While the GOP establishment was once bearing false witness by faking admiration for the credentials of Cruz, conservatives are now asked to join the establishment in bearing false witness by vouching for the conservative credentials and qualifications of Trump.
|
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But the description has no legal bearing on whether to grant the waiver.
|
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Instead, they appear to mostly be bearing the brunt of the levies themselves.
|
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While typically bearing recognizable signs, his collages always gesture beyond their immediate content.
|
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Two young people, bearing those names, were standing in the room with me.
|
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Bearing witness to someone else's tragedy has an air of sacrament about it.
|
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In 2009 and 2010, it was Democrats bearing the brunt of voter outrage.
|
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The personal bearing of Donald Trump is a direct challenge to this timidity.
|
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Did living in Canada have any bearing on how you approached the zine?
|
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In lieu of meaningful medical intervention, they come bearing water and granola bars.
|
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That Twitter account is linked to articles bearing his byline at The Intercept.
|
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One supporter held an AfD poster bearing the slogan: "Get your country back".
|
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An Israeli hiker discovered a Roman coin bearing the image of Emperor Augustus.
|
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Monica is grinning and bearing it in the midst of her marital woes.
|
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Looking around, I saw other idled travelers with forms bearing official-looking stamps.
|
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America helped plaster the countryside with posters and billboards bearing the king's image.
|
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Years of educating visitors about Aboriginal culture are bearing fruit, Mr Calma argues.
|
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The bride's parents are principals in the Boston law firm bearing their names.
|
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It's also worth bearing in mind where the U.S. policy cycle currently is.
|
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Allendes said the lows were temporary and would have little bearing on negotiations.
|
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They wanted him to help them change US legislation bearing the Magnitsky name.
|
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Its bands of rain-bearing cloud swirled around an area 21850km in diameter.
|
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Less than 12 months later, it appears that refresh is still bearing fruit.
|
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A banner bearing a portrait of Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri in Beirut.
|
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International experts arrived bearing technocratic proposals for equitable management of the oil wealth.
|
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Chandra died in 1995, four years before that satellite launched bearing his name.
|
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But that has no bearing on policy changes for individual states, Horwitz says.
|
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The group's interest-bearing debt was nearly 18 trillion yen at end-September.
|
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Name tags bearing Western names, meanwhile, had remained intact, recent campus reports say.
|
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On the date, hundreds of students came, bearing signs and raising their voices.
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For now at least, his bid has little bearing on Le Pen's prospects.
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The NT Official website is selling shirts and singlets bearing the cheeky slogan.
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There is a [friend of mine who has] a good bearing company, Mosaic.
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Another discount to look out for: anything bearing the yellow "last chance" tags.
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I asked Sharot if she thinks her work has any bearing on politicians.
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Christian is all about smolder, wanting someone forever, and grand, poetic soul bearing.
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And it has no bearing on whether you're able to afford a home.
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"The No. 1 thing I tell people is, 'Come bearing gifts'," Shah said.
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This, significantly, has had little bearing on how the public views the Court.
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Other than loving her man and bearing his child, she doesn't offer much.
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I'm 5'10", with broad shoulders and what are charitably called "child-bearing hips.
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It is not just U.S. farmers bearing the brunt of the EU's protectionism.
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Algeria issued a conventional, interest-bearing bond on the domestic market last year.
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Then his boyfriend showed up, bearing armfuls of dried fruit and granola bars.
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His bearing was serious and as 'Presidential' as he is capable of conveying.
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However, most NATO allies are not bearing their fair share of alliance burdens.
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At the rally – managed by chipper French millennials bearing the politician's En Marche!
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The facts do not come close to bearing out his claims on surveillance.
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It is immediate and forever on the horizon; celeritous, bearing down on us.
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We are a generation that is bearing witness to the death of process.
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Akebono had interest-bearing debt of over 100 billion yen as of March.
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Gather 'round peasants: I come bearing cold soggy hours-old dirty bag chicken.
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A technician, after verifying, in-person, the problem with the bearing, followed through.
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" Clement ended by saying Miller's statements "have no bearing on the pending appeal.
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Bearing in mind it's probably far from finished-release standard, at this point.
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There were also several pieces of identification bearing the name of Isaiah Janes.
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"They can tell you roughly where a carrier is, and possibly its bearing".
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Those failings have no bearing on the veracity of Blasey's story, of course.
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Tech stocks were among those bearing the brunt of the selling on Thursday.
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A flier for an election night concert bearing a cartoon portrait of Mrs.
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So for me, the history, it has no bearing on anything for me.
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The first warehouse bearing the name Costco, however, opened in Seattle in 1983.
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He is a trim man who carries himself with a brisk, military bearing.
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Protestors repeatedly chanted "count every vote" while holding signs bearing the same message.
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None of that has any bearing on the charges of publishing classified material.
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The list includes Mars and several ocean-bearing moons of Jupiter and Saturn.
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Delos' son-in-law William (Jimmi Simpson) arrives bearing a bottle of whiskey.
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Perimenopause isn't often talked about, especially when it occurs in child-bearing years.
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Like Gilly, she would be supported in bearing her rapist late husband's child.
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Enter Vore, who has facial features and a physical bearing similar to Tina's.
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Of course, what happens in March may ultimately have little bearing in November.
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His father owns an executive search consultancy, bearing his name, in Los Angeles.
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A T-shirt bearing the message "Masturbate: I love it" hangs from it.
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Mr. Carvalho's spokeswoman in Miami said that had no bearing on his decision.
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The annual Lincoln Center series bearing that name may not be clarifying matters.
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And now other redditors bearing spoilers are stepping in to fill Senaris's place.
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It is the woman bearing the child, but she didn't get there alone.
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They may well be bearing their identities with them, but building something together.
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What It's Good for: A weight-bearing exercise great for bones and balance.
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Acts of violence erupt in unpredictable bursts, with civilians often bearing the brunt.
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And of course, french fries in cups bearing the presidential seal were plentiful.
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Bases and airfields bearing American names became a feature of the postwar landscape.
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Even signs bearing Mr. Kem Sokha's face were pulled down across the country.
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Gymkhana is, in its dignified but clubby bearing, an ode to colonial India.
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I believe that sexual assault is evil, but so is bearing false witness.
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The British wanted to negotiate, and officers arrived bearing letters intended for Washington.
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That has outraged parents, who believe the clothes are bearing a positive message.
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Mr. Trump's reported donations came as another hurricane was bearing down on Florida.
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Still, like any sequestered panel, these jurors are bearing their share of hardships.
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Now, it is claimed, Chinese restaurants are bearing the brunt of this backlash.
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A vaporetto, a public ferry, was bearing down on me from the left.
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"His bearing was of a soldier arrested by an enemy," said Rino Rocchelli.
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He agreed -- despite a winter storm bearing down on the Mid-Atlantic today.
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Hang was left behind holding nothing but a card bearing an Amarillo address.
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Bainimarama said millions of Australians were already bearing the brunt of climate change.
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MERCHANTS NY The last of Abraham Merchant's restaurants bearing his name has closed.
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Sometimes, Peter protests that the past shouldn't have any bearing on their lives.
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The bride's father owns a construction company, bearing his name, in Mexico City.
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It does however have bearing on how aware I am of that fact.
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Asia is by far the worst-affected continent, with China bearing the brunt.
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Their father, Christian Wölffer, founded the Long Island winery bearing the family name.
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By contrast, videos circulated Sunday of Iranians tearing down posters bearing Soleimani's image.
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They also said Hurricane Harvey should have no bearing on the August report.
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The bride's mother owns a public relations firm bearing her name in Manhattan.
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The suitcases sit atop ball-bearing swivel wheels and come in four sizes.
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Fatima was married for 18 years to her second husband, bearing four children.
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Higher U.S. interest rates tend to depress demand for non-interest bearing gold.
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It really had no bearing on what I thought or how I played.
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The rest of those still bearing the job title are accountable to others.
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And, truth be told, the Globes hold little bearing on the Academy Awards.
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Financial stocks, which have a heavy bearing on the index, rose nearly 1%.
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It's almost certain they'll end up bearing the brunt of this diplomatic rift.
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But then you still have to cool the bearings and the bearing housings.
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Those claims, however, will have no bearing on March U.S. Those claims, however, will have no bearing on March U.S. non-farm payrolls data on Friday, which analysts say could be key for short-term direction of the gold market.
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Further, even assuming $2bn of demand deposits (or around 25% of noninterest-bearing demand deposits) migrate into higher interest-bearing deposits, EWBC forecasts that net interest income would still increase a healthy 5.7% under an instantaneous 100bps increase in interest rates.
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The other, its gene-bearing nucleus intact, was from the udder of another ewe.
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Fidget spinners are comprised of three plastic prongs centered around a ball bearing axis.
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Pichai oversees most of Google&aposs name-bearing properties, including search, cloud and maps.
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Its presence over the years has had no bearing on the overall warming trend.
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"They didn't have these sort of soul-bearing conversations with each other," he says.
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" Men's desire to exert power over bearing children "is where all the shit began.
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Your race should have absolutely no bearing on your life expectancy in this country.
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A struggling marketplace in Arizona has no bearing on what goes on in Florida.
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Bearing this in mind, we turned to a constant source of inspiration: street style.
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We're bearing down a bit more and their play is obviously speaking for itself.
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Malaysian authorities said Kim was traveling with a passport bearing the name Kim Chol.
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Markle has also been photographed sporting a 14-karat gold necklace bearing their initials.
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The alternative is to become a space-bearing civilization and a multi-planet species.
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The Justice Department's immunity argument has direct bearing on the impeachment inquiry going forward.
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The stamps' release will be followed by prepaid calling cards bearing the actor's face.
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Your personal financial needs or challenges have no bearing on what you should make.
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Banks across the globe have been bearing the brunt of record-low interest rates.
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Mr. Simkin comes off worst: All the noodling crumples his less-than-steely bearing.
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In the study, one male spider that came bearing gifts was eaten after mating.
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That Jaimi is bisexual has no bearing on her personality or ability to date.
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They've since been removed, but the message thread — bearing the title "plus" — still remains.
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Mr Vajpayee's educated, upper-caste bearing was not necessarily an asset among humbler voters.
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But then there are Confederate flag-bearing protesters saying the South will rise again.
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The Front Altair and Kokuka Courageous were bearing Marshall Islands and Panama flags, respectively.
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We see him again in the trailer, helmetless, bearing his famous crossguard red lightsaber.
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Prosecutors displayed a copy of the contract, clearly bearing Ganley's signature, to the jury.
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A halt in interest rate increases would be beneficial for non-interest bearing bullion.
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" She added: "The question here is who's bearing the burden of making that judgment.
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We are also pleased that our work to protect fundamental rights is bearing fruit.
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At the same time, southerners feel they are bearing all the pain of recovery.
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The picture I'd built of him in my head had no bearing on reality.
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Battery companies have for the moment been bearing much of the cost of recycling.
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Shinzo Abe, Japan's prime minister, recently visited Tehran bearing a message from Mr Trump.
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I just don't think that has a lot of bearing on global warming issues.
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Bask at this king and be thankful for bearing witness to such concentrated greatness.
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Non-interest-bearing gold tends to benefit when yields on other assets are low.
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The foundation bearing his name is a driving force for green policies in France.
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A melee ensued when hundreds of the torch-bearing white nationalists surrounded the counterprotesters.
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But that has no bearing on the suffering of people in Aleppo right now.
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It's a giant inflatable rooster bearing a striking resemblance to the President, of course.
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Behind him flew flags bearing the Flemish lion and a banner reading "ANC murderers".
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Modeled configuration of Antarctica during the Pliocene, with diatom-bearing mountains highlighted in red.
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But like Cassandra, I must share the warning: Beware of tech CEOs bearing gifts.
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Feldman allegedly fled in a black 2016 Mazda sedan bearing license number KFC 4605.
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Officials went door-to-door stripping decorative scrolls bearing the cross from home entrances.
|
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But Iran's young people, bearing the brunt of unemployment, stand to lose the most.
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But it may mean bearing witness to the slow death of the Rio Grande.
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Her big, voluminous crimps are held back by barrettes bearing the house's signature camellias.
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The United States is bearing the brunt of climate change's toll on the economy.
|
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Bearing these caveats in mind, researchers are mining the available surveillance data for answers.
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The deposits might even be interest-bearing, and usable like a normal checking account.
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Women of childbearing age are fearful of bearing children with deformities or behavioral abnormalities.
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Hurricane Florence is bearing down on the Carolinas with rising floodwaters and intense winds.
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The village is surrounded by spear-bearing Africans and huts emblazoned with ANC flags.
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Women rule this kingdom, even if, technically, the penis-bearing human wears the crown.
|
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Silicosis is an incurable disease caused by inhaling silica dust from gold-bearing rocks.
|
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And, to make the situation even worse, winter is bearing down on North Dakota.
|
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Already the sun is bearing down, and the constant scourge of mosquitoes hover expectantly.
|
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The loss had no bearing on the playoff seeding for the Warriors (57-25).
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Spicer expressed hopes that Trump's talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping are bearing fruit.
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Lenders are getting squeezed on margins and bearing the burden of increasingly heavy regulations.
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Rebuilding the devastated economy has been a painful task, but is now bearing fruit.
|
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Many vacationers have passports bearing the seals of a Latin American or Caribbean country.
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I was told the youngest of them were 400 years old, still bearing fruit.
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SO BE IT. WE'RE NOT HERE TO TRY TO SUPPORT INVESTORS FROM BEARING LOSSES.
|
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Kurdish fighters raised a flag bearing Ocalan's face in central Raqqa earlier this week.
|
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The entire episode had no bearing on the next shot or, obviously, the outcome.
|
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Journalist Carmen Aristegui found 197 paragraphs bearing remarkable similarity to the work of others.
|
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Can you remember the last week that passed without a headline bearing their names?
|
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Lula had been imprisoned on a corruption conviction, bearing a nearly nine-year sentence.
|
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His father, also retired, owned a photo agency bearing his name in New York.
|
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Non-interest bearing gold tends to benefit when yields on other assets are low.
|
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Collins downplayed that their association with Trump has any bearing on the president's innocence.
|
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My parents, bearing the subliminal shame of Jewish survivors, tried to assimilate in Britain.
|
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Even before the 28500 election, the 6900,2628-county strategy was bearing fruit for conservatives.
|
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The asteroid now bearing his name was discovered the same year, Mr. May said.
|
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China's share of the copper market has absolutely no bearing on our national security.
|
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Most of those workers are women of child-bearing age according to state regulators.
|
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The opportunity cost of holding non-interest bearing bullion increases when yields rise elsewhere.
|
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They come every seven or ten years, each bearing the features of its time.
|
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As a non-interest bearing asset, it tends to suffer when rates are rising.
|
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Time comes bearing gifts in this exclusive clip from Alice Through the Looking Glass.
|
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Thank you for bearing with us through any negative side effects from this change.
|
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Thank you for bearing with us as we embrace the future of music journalism.
|
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"I have come bearing an olive branch and a freedom fighter's gun," he said.
|
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The image of a large, full-grown man bearing down on her is unconscionable.
|
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Rumor, whose favorite snack is prime rib, will likely begin bearing puppies, Boyles said.
|
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But the president's budget is important, even though it has little bearing on reality.
|
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It was a milestone in his career, and they celebrated bearing witness to it.
|
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Would it be cool to have a micro console bearing that sort of design?
|
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My friends were usually the ones bearing the brunt of my drunken rage, though.
|
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Ultimately, childhood sexual abuse had no bearing on one's likelihood to commit these crimes.
|
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Cost is the biggest complaint for streaming devices, with Apple TV bearing the brunt.
|
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Higher interest rates generally depress the price of gold, a non-interest bearing asset.
|
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Forever bearing the burden of anger, on the other hand, will eat you alive.
|
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By acquiring merchandise bearing logos or signatures, they label themselves with the desired identity.
|
|
Two powerful storms are bearing down on communities on opposite ends of the earth.
|
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Taking credit for a bill bearing Mr. McCain's name also comes easy to him.
|
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Processions of baby carriages glide down the road, bearing the scions of growing families.
|
|
They arrive wearing body cameras and bearing placards with graphic images of aborted fetuses.
|
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But the shock of bearing witness to them is hard to put into words.
|
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Our successful cooperation on issues like emissions trading and clean technologies are bearing fruit.
|
|
Some have been less fair (the season's scattered approach is really bearing fruit now).
|
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When I returned from class, he came bearing a bacon-and-chicken-nugget bouquet.
|
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Foreign leaders do not often step inside, but President Trump came bearing a trophy.
|
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They came bearing white lilies, sticks of incense and offerings of whiskey and beer.
|
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The metaphors are sparse and ordinary; the language plain, but every word load-bearing.
|
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She survived by saying nothing and bearing three children, and is now left alone.
|
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In front of an intimidating committee, I defended my application by bearing my soul.
|
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Bartenders made drinks with cheap liquor served out of bottles bearing brand-name labels.
|
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These recent events have a direct bearing on the security of all of NATO.
|
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And a majority of those bearing the cost are tax filers in blue states.
|
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Sketchbook Can you recognize the albums bearing the names of the Irish playwright's works?
|
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You spoke at Carnegie about the first movement as bearing the influence of Bartok.
|
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Qualcomm officials said tensions between the two nations had no bearing on the ruling.
|
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" He stood at a lectern bearing a sign that said "NYC Green New Deal.
|
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But merchandise bearing its logo — much of it unofficial — remains popular with nostalgic fans.
|
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But for countries like China, bearing the burden of a novel virus is paradoxical.
|
|
Melmoth walks the earth, a lonely and cursed woman, bearing witness to human suffering.
|
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A choir wearing yellow T-shirts bearing Mnangagwa's face sang songs as he arrived.
|
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At the same time, I knew that being here and bearing witness was important.
|
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Martoma's appeal was reargued in May, following two major rulings bearing on his case.
|
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The next day, their bodies were discovered bearing injuries that showed they were tortured.
|
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The blasting had compromised the load-bearing historic masonry walls, requiring shoring and reinforcement.
|
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Inside, men rushed up and down a spiral staircase, bearing ammo, weapons, and orders.
|
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Was I bearing witness to a strategically filmed hidden-camera commercial for the site?
|
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The two have a definite resemblance, and share a near-formal bearing in public.
|
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Did his late-night heroics Friday have any bearing on his subpar performance Saturday?
|
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More and more children are bearing the enormous burden of our affordable housing crisis.
|
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The decision has no bearing on a ban on international trade in rhino horn.
|
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" On a table lay a camo cap bearing the words " Make America Great Again.
|
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During crises, when the public seeks trustworthy leadership, the leader's bearing and credibility matter.
|
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A moment on a sidewalk becomes a koan, a fragment bearing a mysterious pronoun.
|
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The purported original was later found in a locked file cabinet bearing Richardson's signature.
|
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Various bronze plaques bearing inspirational inscriptions are set into the concrete around the statue.
|
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According to another tweet, a banner bearing Douglas' words hangs near MSD high school.
|
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And what he says today has no real bearing on what he says tomorrow.
|
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Consumers have a stake in this as they are the ones bearing the costs.
|
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"No more trying to enjoy the beauty while quietly bearing the racism," he said.
|
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The two species interbred, with modern non-African human populations bearing residual Neanderthal DNA.
|
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"She's bearing witness," said Douglas A. Berman, a law professor at Ohio State University.
|
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This speed rope uses a patented four-metal ball bearing system in the handles.
|
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Buildings bearing Trump's name in risky regions could also pose a national security threat.
|
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He held up a ball bearing to show the metal bits extracted from victims.
|
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The mining sector, which has a heavy bearing on the main index, inched higher.
|
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China and Brexit weigh on sales These efforts appear to be bearing some fruit.
|
|
The cover featured a bizarre-looking South American insect called the ball-bearing treehopper.
|
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Finally: The funding for your job has no bearing on what you should do.
|
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What are Arms in this context, and what is the scope of bearing Arms?
|
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Spinach Spinach is a source of thylakoids, the chlorophyll-bearing parts of green leaves.
|
|
Decertification had little bearing on the deal's fundamentals, but reimposing sanctions could doom it.
|
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It followed skirmishes between the torch-bearing white supremacists and people demonstrating against them.
|
|
With competition bearing down, Casper is shifting gears to differentiate itself from its rivals.
|
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"Smoking unfortunately remains common, especially among young individuals of child-bearing age," Marcus added.
|
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Edhi volunteers appear at every disaster zone and crime scene, bearing stretchers and shrouds.
|
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That ground game that we worked so hard to build is really bearing fruit.
|
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Britain's relationship with the European Union will have a major bearing on the economy.
|
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In every picture, there is a bloodstained note card bearing the number twenty-three.
|
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" Others waved signs bearing slogans including "Mexico isn't yours" and "You're not Robin Hood.
|
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Nor did they find reason to deploy three newly-acquired trucks bearing water-cannon.
|
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At issue is a proposal to build a skyscraper bearing Trump's name in Moscow.
|
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They started showing up at events bearing a petition with their list of questions.
|
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There's one of those title angels for that, bearing a cryptic mission for mankind.
|
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Him having a short fuse at times will have zero bearing on player signings.
|
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My disability is purely physical and has no direct bearing on my health status.
|
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Of course, who is elected president will potentially have a significant bearing on tech.
|
|
The shifting manufacturing market for hoverboards has a direct bearing on their safety problems.
|
|
A front-office shakeup just as Dale Tallon's years of work were bearing fruit.
|
|
"Threats to US networks have a direct bearing on the security of our allies just as threats to our allies networks have a direct bearing on the security of our networks," said State Department ambassador for cyber and international communications Robert Strayer.
|
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Other items include signed cards, handwritten notes to her staff, porcelain trinkets bearing the Windsor family crest, the tiny replica shoes, the plush doll in a powder blue satin dress and sparkling tiara, and coffee mugs, plates, and bowls bearing Diana's image.
|
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In December 2750, at exploration well Bozhong 22.5-6-1 in the Bohai Sea off north China, CNOOC tapped 348 meters of gas bearing deposit and 25 meters of oil-bearing structure, and tested daily gas flows of 6.4 million cubic feet.
|
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It hung over his regular table, near old square mikes bearing WABC and WQXR logos.
|
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The ten athletes, all from war-torn countries, waved a flag bearing the Olympic rings.
|
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The ten athletes, all from war-torn countries, waved a flag bearing the Olympic rings.
|
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Imagine you have a certain amount of gunpowder, a big ship bearing down on you.
|
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Or as you tried to avoid your over-bearing boss at the office christmas party.
|
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Shortly after, half a dozen were apprehended for questioning by camouflaged agents bearing machine guns.
|
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With these new songs, we're bearing witness to Ariana Grande, this generation's pop star supreme.
|
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BBVAC has been able to grow interest-bearing deposits by 10% from a year ago.
|
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It's possible the date of separation could have a bearing on their future financial arrangements.
|
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Helicopters came bearing dehydrated food, water, shovels, sleeping bags, computers, sunscreen, and a few beers.
|
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Animators are bearing a nearly intolerable burden for the sake of beautifully hand-drawn television.
|
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He sees his work as a form of journalism, documenting the destruction and bearing witness.
|
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Embedded deeply within American soil and fertilized by American policies, bearing the fruits of inequity.
|
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They returned to England when the war was over, each bearing scars of their imprisonment.
|
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A major hurricane is bearing down on Hawaii and many residents have nowhere to go.
|
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Analysts point to Bank of America as a lender bearing the brunt of low rates.
|
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The company said the suspension would have no bearing on the bank's regular banking activities.
|
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So we're looking at more than 24,000 pounds of pressure bearing down on that exit.
|
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A green marble lectern bearing the United Nations emblem sits before a green marble dais.
|
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It's a Facebook friend regurgitating a jargon-filled rant preceding a link bearing bad news.
|
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The odd poster bearing his image is strung from lampposts too high to tear down.
|
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According to Lilith Grassi, a debris expert at Thales Alenia, this approach is bearing fruit.
|
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The fact that Chan is Asian had no bearing on the part, or her casting.
|
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This isn't uncommon in IPOs, but it is worth bearing in mind, all the same.
|
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A yellow truck bearing the logo of Brazil's forest fire fighters had just rushed past.
|
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Stepping back, this is all bearing toward convergence with another key movement: self-driving cars.
|
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And then came the Prophet Vitalik, bearing Ethereum; and lo, it was even better. Maybe.
|
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Kelly also gushed about the engagement in an Instagram photo showing Musgraves' ring-bearing finger.
|
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I'm guessing this has some bearing on why he did not raise his first child.
|
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If history has any bearing, DeVos need not worry about passing through the confirmation process.
|
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Economists since Milton Friedman have noted the benefits of interest-bearing money like bank reserves.
|
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Consider: Would you still attach a wallet to your person with a ball-bearing chain?
|
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An X-ray revealed that the metal bearing was lodged in the young girl's esophagus.
|
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One protester held a sign bearing the names of women and girls killed by police.
|
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Her outfits regularly sell out and she has jewelry and skincare lines bearing her name.
|
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It was not; but the car bearing that name sounds perfectly okay — maybe even good.
|
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More and more, our online statuses are having a direct bearing on our offline lives.
|
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If it feels like candidates are bearing arms on television more than usual – they are.
|
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In countless talks, Mr Marco brought tragic history to life, bearing witness to Nazi barbarism.
|
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An ancient clay and carbonate-bearing rock exposed in a crater in Hesperia Planum, Mars.
|
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How gay a politician reads should have no bearing on their day jobs as lawmakers.
|
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"It's unheard of to have a fruit-bearing Meyer lemon tree in Brooklyn," says Gyllenhaal.
|
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Higher U.S. interest rates could lift the opportunity cost of holding non-interest-bearing gold.
|
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There's no indication that the lighthearted Solo would have been capable of bearing its weight.
|
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Or they can be paid in "skins"—decorative frills that have no bearing on gameplay.
|
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In the same ad, he accuses Mr McConnell's "DC slime machine" of "bearing false witness".
|
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The last event bearing that name, held in 73, featured the reveal of the PS4.
|
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Weight-bearing muscles like the soleus, located in the calf, could lose the most conditioning.
|
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Pictures of Eric hiking and cooking lined a table alongside a box bearing his cremains.
|
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"Efforts to reboot the company appear to be bearing fruit," said Kepler Cheuvreux's Jon Cox.
|
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You know that feeling when a deadline's bearing down on you like a runaway train?
|
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"23rd and 5th, good morning to you," he said, bearing caffeine and sweet, sweet carbohydrates.
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Monday's solar eclipse will surely be an unforgettable sight for anyone bearing witness to it.
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It seems worth bearing in mind, at this moment and also at every other one.
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Suddenly, we're more interested in clavicle-bearing tops than we have been in a while.
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None of the profit gleaned from the merchandise bearing Dzodan's words has come her way.
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They would compete under the Olympic flag and with a uniform bearing the neutral name.
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Of course, there's a uniquely American way around all of that: interest-bearing student loans.
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Many of the bills bearing Katko's name likewise deal with issues in his subcommittee's jurisdiction.
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Then, her flower-bearing children — René-Charles, 18, and twins Nelson and Eddy, 8 — appeared.
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There is some evidence that the authorities' efforts to implement structural reforms are bearing fruit.
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With a potentially lethal blizzard bearing down on the East Coast, people are freaking out.
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With his old-school, almost military bearing, Mr. Percoco had a profound respect for hierarchy.
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INDB's mix of non-interest-bearing deposits is among the highest in its peer group.
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She said a finding that Manafort obstructed justice could have a bearing on his sentence.
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Another 30,000 tonne hit would have a sizeable bearing on global production outside of China.
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In the fifth season of "The Apprentice," Ivanka Trump chastises a contestant for bearing grudges.
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In other words, primary voters have no direct bearing on whom superdelegates choose to support.
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The internet payments giant has extended far beyond its name-bearing PayPal online checkout business.
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Pauly D, uh, has a white Lambo adorned with a license plate bearing his name.
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Rigorous studies showed that weight-bearing workouts resulted in only minuscule changes in bone density.
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I came home to find the remains of Hurricane Hermine bearing down on New York.
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Then the cast members arrive, bearing plates of food and boxes of papers and photographs.
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The Houston area is unfortunately still bearing the brunt of continual rainfall and strong winds.
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