It became clear to the students: 'You're not good enough.
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But by Sunday morning, it became clear to the Rev.
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It became clear to me that this was lifestyle choice.
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It became clear to me, right there, that things had changed.
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It became clear to me that simply caring is not enough.
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But it became clear to me that I had no choice.
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It became clear to me that simply caring is not enough.
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"It became clear to people why it was important," Sanders said.
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What became clear to me just then was where we were.
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It became clear to me that there were other factors at play.
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It became clear to me that I really liked to build products.
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As a result, it became clear to Meerkat that it needed to pivot.
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The group's efforts didn't slow down after they became clear to the public.
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That became clear to me when the police car arrived at the jail.
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But it became clear to her on Sunday that contrition was insufficient. Mrs.
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During this time, several things became clear to me, and others more confusing.
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Nine months into the investigation, it became clear to Mr. Comey that Mrs.
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Lewinsky says on Twitter: "It became clear to me I had been misled."
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Just how present this history was became clear to me around that time.
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The inadequacy of this picture became clear to me in Obama's first term.
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It became clear to my partner and me that we were on our own.
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And it became clear to me and Erica that really, the enemy lies within.
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It quickly became clear to inquisitive fans that Bungie had cooked up an ARG.
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But then it became clear to me that conventional dating wasn't going to work.
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"It became clear to us that this was a really precious thing," Hanke recalls.
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It became clear to Ben he couldn't continue to compete at the highest levels.
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"It became clear to me at that time the illness is real," Feng said.
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It soon became clear to me that the first class lounge is absolutely huge.
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So it became clear to me that ... Like any beat reporter at some point.
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Five weeks later, it became clear to AT&T that the deal was in trouble.
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It became clear to me, again, that Meals on Wheels wasn't just about the food.
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When she got to prison, it became clear to Pulinaro she had two choices, she said.
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It soon became clear to Wakin that Dorothy's original idea of limerence needed to be tweaked.
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As Verlander read over the receipt, though ... it became clear to him, he just got punk'd.
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Almost immediately, it became clear to investigators that the Weiner case might reignite the Clinton inquiry.
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But it became clear to both by the second drink that it was, indeed, a date.
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My desire to enter the industry became clear to me after some conversations I had with friends.
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After the story was published, it became clear to Levy that she wasn't done with it yet.
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Early on in our marriage, it became clear to him that cooking was not my strong suit.
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"It became clear to me that these technologies need to get out in the world," he said.
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This became clear to both the US and the Soviet Union as the Cold War went on.
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And if anything became clear to me, it's that the science of probiotics is a young field.
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It became clear to all the girls that advocating for oneself would be met with laughter, then silence.
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" Rauch explains that it also became clear to her that prenatal loss "is traditionally stranded in the shadows.
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Lindner said it became clear to him that Oracle had a better strategy for the cloud-software era.
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What became clear to him: "We're just scratching the surface" in terms of our understanding of the plant.
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"It became clear to him a few years ago how important storage was going to be," said Piconi.
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Walking around the neighborhood, it became clear to me that Astoria has a ton of activities to offer.
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"It became clear to me and our command staff that this was neglect of duty," Sheriff Tony said.
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As Salk presidents came and went, it became clear to Jones and Emerson where the real power lay.
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It became clear to me that you can do a lot in this field with very little money.
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But after some getting-to-know-you banter, it became clear to both that the connection ran deeper.
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But after a conversation with Ms. Hoffman, the designer, it became clear to them that change was necessary.
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R29's promise to honor women of all sizes became clear to me pretty early on after I started.
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It became clear to the Trump administration officials, the sources said, that they would have to deal with Giuliani.
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But what became clear to me is that this is a man who is utterly lost in every sense.
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In 2012 it became clear to leaders across Tennessee that conversations about economic development were becoming conversations about education.
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Then it became clear to me what the procedure was really for: Whales were becoming baby machines for profit.
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But it soon became clear to me that after reading the allegations that at least an investigation was necessary.
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But after the initial shock and excitement wore off, it became clear to mostly everyone that something was missing.
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Once he was gone, it became clear to Trump's new security aides that the plan was a sound one.
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This became clear to Trump's aides during the presidential transition, when he started to receive briefings from US intelligence.
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Before long, it became clear to everyone but me that Poshmark was making my shopping addiction worse, not better.
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The formula became clear to fans — spam the fancams online, rack up views, and your idols stay on top.
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It soon became clear to GOP leaders that their repeal-and-replace bill didn't have the votes to pass.
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By the summer of her wedding year, Diana's boredom became clear to visitors to the Scottish retreat of Balmoral.
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We've gotten nowhere negotiating with our federation for years, and it became clear to us that nothing had changed.
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And I assumed that, but it became clear to me that they weren't, and that the opposite was true.
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Wade steadily mounted, it became clear to Gomperts that the state of abortion access in the U.S. was dire.
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And then it just became clear to me that music was the path I wanted to choose for a living.
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Over time, though, it became "clear to me that the L.I.A. did not understand what they had bought" from Goldman.
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As the "a" versus "the" discussion progressed, it became clear to some commission members that compromise would not come easily.
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It became clear to me that most people off stage were wholly unfamiliar with the actual text of the motion.
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At least one Democratic senator also unloaded stock before the scale of the crisis became clear to the general public.
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It became clear to me that there is a limit to the way a liberal city like Austin sees itself.
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But it quickly became clear to him that his arguments for terminating Mr. Comey were entirely different from the president's.
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And as this context became clear to Harry Potter fans, a big, and sadly familiar, revolt occurred on social media.
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"It became clear to us that scaling in education doesn't mean getting the same solution out to everyone," writes Bill.
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But with some distance from the project, it became clear to Sturges that there was a story there after all.
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It became clear to me that I was taking that right away from people because of how it made me feel.
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Stanway would say, wagging her finger — and it soon became clear to me that skirts meant 'girl,' and trousers meant 'boy.
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After attempting to put the fire out themselves, it became clear to the Hansens that the blaze was only getting bigger.
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But a couple of years ago, it became clear to both of them that De Cotiis yearned to create a home.
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It became clear to her that the occupation's takeover by men in the '90s had turned into a self-perpetuating cycle.
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It became clear to me that my next Reddit incarnation would have a simpler purpose: to do as the jokers do.
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But, as they began to read over the hand-scrawled notes, it became clear to Ridley that it was all a trick.
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But after seeing sets that were 95% men, it became clear to me that there's a fight that needs to take place.
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It became clear to Osterloh and Good that the only way to give their software a home was to build devices themselves.
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"It became clear to me that I had to move, it was no longer necessary for me to stay put", he said.
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The long-term impacts of responding to famine became clear to me after meeting a man named Thabani Maphosa earlier this year.
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I got to the office and it became clear to me that I had to approach this in a completely different way.
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Over the course of three days, it became clear to me that he's Starbucking simply because it's what he likes to do.
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" Avenatti said those talks ended last Sunday after "it became clear to me that Michael Cohen was attempting to play a game.
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Illustration: Karolina Suchan-Okulska"After this discovery, it became clear to us that we were dealing with a giant species," Niedźwiedzki told Gizmodo.
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But it slowly became clear to anyone who was paying attention that Weev's trolling wasn't just a silly game of being politically incorrect.
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The consequences of that negligence became clear to Republicans themselves as they took on the hard work of coming up with that replacement.
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It quickly became clear to Lalo that ISIS intended to eradicate Iraq's indigenous Christian community and all evidence of its 2,000-year civilization.
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By bucketing his duties, two things became clear to me: several potential themes exist, and most of his "skills" weren't skills at all.
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But as time went on, it became clear to me that I needed a place that had a little more sense of sanctuary.
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"In the finals, about halfway through, it kind of became clear to me that I was in contention for a medal," Thrasher said.
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It became clear to me that my silence wasn't helping me forget about the rape—it was merely allowing me to avoid it.
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And it became clear to me some number of years ago that you don't do that by staying quiet on things that matter.
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After the Manchester bombing, it became clear to Collins that members of National Action had become interested in violence for its own sake.
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"It became clear to me where we were, discussing penalties, and I wasn't ready to do that," he said, explaining his early departure.
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It became clear to many aides when the report dropped on Thursday that their identities would not be protected or difficult to decipher.
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I wasn't at the meeting, but after I heard about what happened, it became clear to me that it was time to go.
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"It became clear to me that challenging the leadership of the Democratic Party was ... important for the survival of the planet," she said.
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After it became clear to Mr. Puzder that he did not have sufficient Republican support, Mr. Talent said, he decided to drop out.
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It became clear to the Museum that this complex topic was not addressed adequately by a yes/no question, so it was removed.
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"It became clear to the vestry — the governing body of the church — that we needed to take these conversations more seriously," she continued.
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It eventually became clear to the couple that their son would have lifelong special needs and that they needed to rethink their estate plan.
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A little over a year ago at Lytro, it became clear to me that we needed to drastically change the direction of our company.
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It became clear to me that this idea of reparations, that had been so pushed out of the mainstream, was actually the commonsense approach.
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One thing that became clear to me on Thursday is that lots of current and former Facebook employees don't think very much of Hughes.
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Soon, it became clear to me that most of my fellow housemates were from wealthy backgrounds, with extremely conservative politics that accompanied their religion.
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But even then, the campaign was going on and it just became clear to me that [narrative] was at the crux of it all.
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"It became clear to us that singles, especially single women, are becoming exhausted with where mobile dating is headed," said co-founder Dawoon Kang.
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But also, it became clear to me that when I did report, no one responded, so there really was no incentive to keep reporting.
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"With the outpouring of support for his family, one thing became clear to me: Troy changed many lives," Calderon said in his emotional speech.
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As we talked to residents in and around Kilinochchi, it became clear to us that the Ramasamys' loss was by no means an exception.
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It soon became clear to him that Trevor, unable to cope with his Mother's death, had steered Flex away from its successful branding model.
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But it eventually became clear to me that burning the candle at both ends of the stick was not only unhealthy, but also unproductive.
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But during the Volvo race, it became clear to her that there was now a deep pool of candidates with serious offshore racing experience.
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But it became clear to him, as it did to James Comey, that the president expected "loyalty" higher than any obligation to the public.
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It became clear to me that nobody has this whole working mom thing figured out, and it wasn't because we weren't leaning in enough.
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The military called these operations "search and destroy" missions, but it became clear to me that although we could destroy, we could not win.
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It became clear to US officials on Monday that the observer force would never become a reality absent an American commitment of ground troops.
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So, it just became clear to me that we were the perfect fit, and the opportunity was right, and we had so little dilution.
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For example, it quickly became clear to the Commission members that "there were groups organized to dominate the discussion" during their public listening sessions.
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Much of this became clear to me as I peppered the Surface Laptop design team with questions about the keyboard and mostly screw-free design.
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Bodhi's knack for style became clear to her when she jokingly decided to throw a shirt on him one day to see how he'd react.
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Kristine Barnett alleges that after the adoption, Natalia began terrorizing the family, and it became clear to her that the girl was not a child.
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It became clear to me things would be different from now on when the Women's March drew three times the turnout that Trump's inauguration did.
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There was this couple who had come together, both quite attractive—but it became clear to us that she wasn't that engaged with the concept.
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After a series of Google searches along the lines of "classical music black lives matter," it became clear to her that no such project existed.
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That became clear to the public three years later, when Mr. Hefner, 62, announced his plan to marry Kimberley Conrad, a 24-year-old model.
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In that moment, it became clear to me that the administration's public narrative of the war was exactly what drove us to that dark place.
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It soon became clear to security personnel around the world that there had to be a way to detect explosives that were concealed under clothing.
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But the more I thought about it, the more it became clear to me that these two different characters have merged into the same person.
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It quickly became clear to VICE Founder and CEO Shane Smith and myself that we had to use the VICE platform to highlight this global issue.
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Over time, they started talking about books, art, and life, and it became clear to the younger man that Lagerfeld had a lot to teach him.
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Once Hillmer called Nagengast back to find out more information about her brother, it became clear to her she was not talking to a social worker.
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"As we started looking at that demand letter, it became clear to us that the demand letter itself was an instance of mail fraud," he said.
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It quickly became clear to VICE Founder and CEO Shane Smith and me that we had to use the VICE platform to highlight this global issue.
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But as the months passed and the waves of financial collapse reached farther, it became clear to city administrators that a more organized system was needed.
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"It became clear to me that this was a personality-driven group defined by a leader, eerily reminiscent of Scientology and L. Ron Hubbard," he said.
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As I remembered this during our presidential election, what became clear to me was that the contest for our American identity wasn't strictly a political affair.
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It became clear to me that if you want to understand current geopolitical instability, then you have to understand the stories of buildings like the Temple.
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One thing became clear to me on the road—you don't know what it is like to be a transgender teenager today unless you are one.
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Eventually it became clear to me that the book I needed to write would be — had to be — an homage to all the books I loved before.
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It just became clear to me that even as much as I adored acting and singing, that writing was the job more likely to pay the bills.
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While going through this adjustment period, it became clear to me that a lot of male and female gender stereotyping is definitely rooted in legitimate hormonal differences.
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During my time in Chicago among the primatologists it became clear to me that the take-home message from the jungle and the ocean is the same.
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On the day it became clear to me that my time with my foster son is likely coming to an end, the bench under me was hard.
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"It became clear to us that normalization was not only beneficial to Ethiopia but for the entire region," said Hailemariam, who succeeded Meles before resigning in February.
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And then, around mile seven, as I reached for a cup of Gatorade from one of the (many) male race volunteers, it suddenly became clear to me.
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"It became clear to me that he wanted to get across to Western viewers, and American viewers, in particular, that we can do business," Mr. Wallace said.
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Ms. Cutler said it became clear to her that the staff was afraid to touch him because a test had shown that he was carrying C. auris.
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Reading the history books growing up, it became clear to me that no one like me made it very far — at least no one who was out.
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"It became clear to everybody that Whoopi and Maya wanted a divorce," Cusick said, noting he was speaking for himself and not the company or its board.
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He said it became clear to investigators that Alyssa "in fact could make decisions on her own" -- including the decision to leave the hospital against medical advice.
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Following Leandra Medine and her heavily photographed dickey on the streets of New York, it became clear to me that these odd accessories were on the rise.
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So that's when it became clear to me that, in addition to the markers, we needed to be talking about a space, a bigger, deeper, richer space.
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Last May, in Chile, every single bishop in the nation simultaneously resigned when it became clear to the public that there was a "culture of abuse" there.
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It became clear to all of Dalal's close friends and family that she was in an abusive relationship, but they struggled to know how to help her.
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To the latter point, it became clear to me while watching The Mayor that Trump's victory in the 2016 election is what makes the show possible and entertaining.
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"Every time I could take my son to the pediatrician it became clear to me that I was the luckiest person on earth," Wilde said at the event.
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It suddenly became clear to me, my mother, and everyone else in line for the bathroom at this crowded tourist destination that this woman thought I was pregnant.
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"What became clear to me was his unbelievable service, his commitment to the business of cargo shorts," Martin said in a video captured by one of the attendees.
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As Thomas began to book modelling gigs and commercials, it became clear to everyone that this was a septuagenarian trapped in the body of a photogenic child star.
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This became clear to me when I briefly wrote a column for Metalsucks called 'Metal Ways To Die', focusing on brutal and dramatic methods of death throughout history.
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"It quickly became clear to me that those telling me the most horrific accounts of their last few days were those coming from Tula Toli," Rahman tells CNN.
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It became clear to me pretty quickly that there is a big appetite out there for science stories, but not a lot of dollars to invest in them.
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In fact, he said, it became clear to him that "the claims of potentially helpful information were a pretext" for Veselnitskaya to lobby him on the adoption issue.
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It became clear to Mr. Smith that Mr. Liu was trying to share the cutting-edge technology he was studying in the United States with colleagues in China.
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But, as I started to unearth that fact, it became clear to me that everything that had happened in my father's life and in my life was accidental.
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But this is a big one: within a few hours, it became clear to me that Anthem's two-to-three minute loading delays would eventually render the game unplayable.
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That being said, as I grew up and saw how people interacted, it became clear to me that it was considered weird to like someone from the same sex.
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Considering the circumstances, it became clear to all parties that it was not in anyone's best interests for Carlos to move forward as manager of the New York Mets.
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The full extent of their financial sacrifice on my behalf only became clear to me in college and I've done my best to help pay it back ever since.
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"When it became clear to me that Uber was not going to fire us for excessive cancelation or for declining rides, I started doing it whole hog," he says.
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But I woke up one morning, and it became clear to me that I needed to take a bold move, and I needed to show everybody what I got.
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As I talked with Mueller's former Enron Task Force colleagues in recent weeks, it became clear to me that he believes the Enron team was successful — and understands why.
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That became clear to Andrew Zimmern, the chef, television personality and devoted sports fan, on a chilly February evening a few years ago at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.
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This fact became clear to Hilda Bastian, a scientist and editor at the National Center for Biotechnology Information of the National Institutes of Health, during black history month this year.
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"I wanted to help, and in that process it became clear to me that this is a terrible situation and I really sensed the desperation that people feel," Robbins said.
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As we developed out our payments business it became clear to us that integrating with a third party payments provider in the Starling Marketplace didn't offer the best customer experience.
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Yes, her rent-controlled apartment was $2,300 a month, but "[the neighborhood] started getting really gentrified, and it became clear to us the landlord wanted us to go," she says.
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And it became clear to me over Christmas that she had told my grandparents and an aunt, and I was so livid that she had gone back on her word.
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So to sum up: in 2015, it became clear to Facebook and certainly to senior leadership that the data of 87 million people had been sold against the company's terms.
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The reason became clear to me only after my IRL wife and I finished our first game together, and we both lost: It's so easy to play this game wrong.
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This has been my Summer of Video — several months when it became clear to me that we've reached an inflection point in the transition from linear TV to online video.
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Di Grassi, who was this year appointed a United Nations Environment Clean Air Advocate, said the role of electric cars in tackling air pollution became clear to him in 2012.
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When photographer Yagazie Emezi visited the beaches of Liberia and spoke with local women, it quickly became clear to her that body positivity wasn't the first thing on their minds.
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He broke off exploratory talks after it became clear to him that there was an utter lack of trust among potential coalition partners, in addition to seemingly irreconcilable party platforms.
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One thing became clear to CNBC's Jim Cramer as he spoke to various consumer-facing CEOs at ICR's annual investment conference: the consumer is better off than many people think.
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"It became clear to me that New York City was strong enough to survive another four years of Bill de Blasio, whether you like him or not," Mr. Jeffries said.
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As I watched her go live on cam, it became clear to me how pro Cortana's moderators were as five of them worked in tandem expertly guarding over her room.
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"I was craving making a bigger impact, and they were wanting to be more company-centric, and it became clear to me that we weren't lined up," Ms. O'Donnell said.
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As I talked with Mr. Mueller's former Enron Task Force colleagues in recent weeks, it became clear to me that he believes the Enron team was successful — and understands why.
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SAPNA O.K., so about halfway through the trailer that CBS showed today, it became clear to me that Murphy Brown is a journalist — but I had no idea before that.
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But it soon became clear to Enron that Blockbuster was so focused on its lucrative video stores that it had little time or commitment for the video-on-demand business.
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"It became clear to me that this was the true agenda all along and that the claims of potentially helpful information were a pretext for the meeting," Mr. Trump said.
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And, honest to God, I woke up about a week-and-a-half ago — I'd been thinking about what I wanted to do — and it just became clear to me.
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I was meeting with some D.C. press secretaries about a complicated legislative issue when it became clear to me that everything has changed since I left Capitol Hill in 2005.
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Within weeks of FSM's founding, it became clear to the leadership that the struggle was really about clearing barriers to using the campus as a base for radical political activity.
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"It became clear to both sides that we would be better off without the other," Jeremy Unruh, director of regulatory and public affairs for the Chicago-based PharmaCann, told CNN Business.
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"After the hearing that we all watched last week, last Thursday, it became clear to me — or was becoming clearer — that that appearance of impropriety has become unavoidable," she said. Sen.
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On the day the high ceiling closed in on my heart, it became clear to me: In this courtroom, where time is tight and details are long, genes trump all else.
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Within weeks, though, it became clear to Fusion's client that Trump was going to be the Republican nominee; for the Free Beacon and Singer, there was no use investigating him anymore.
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Somehow, amid the shouts of the booming announcer and the migraine-inducing glare of thousands of glow sticks, it became clear to me that the race has entered a new phase.
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As I watched the opening hour of this powerful documentary, it became clear to me that our current policies harm not only children and parents, but the nation as a whole.
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I did ... once it became clear to me that this was coming from the SVR, then that triggers a lot of very serious [questions about] 'What do I do with this?
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It soon became clear to European officials that there was no formalized path to winning exemption, besides aggressive, public push-back and a certain amount of horse-trading behind closed doors.
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I started writing nonfiction when it became clear to me that that voice is also a made thing, and in some way it has some correlation to the narrator in fiction.
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This became clear to Franz when his teachers in Berlin cast stealthily malicious glances at him when Jewish characters — such as Shylock in "The Merchant of Venice" — came up in literature.
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Seeing patients, it became clear to me very quickly that until we worked on the basic social foundations of health, we wouldn't be able to do much about traditional medical issues.
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When it became clear to Amy that she would need both her running and walking prostheses to complete the race, she asked us to ferry the leg she was not using.
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A year later, it became clear to my parents that I could not see well, and by the time I was 2 years old, tests revealed that I was completely blind.
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I noticed that the hangers were branded, and it soon became clear to me that a big part of the Hotel Sacher style was putting the logo on every possible thing.
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"It sounds like when John Bolton and the president weren't on the same page, that disagreement became clear to everyone," said Richard Fontaine, CEO of the Center for New American Security.
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The night quickly devolved from bad to worse for Clinton, and it soon became clear to Hoffman that he certainly would not be celebrating — or whispering into the president's ear, either.
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Elizabeth Warren's announcement was followed by news coverage, and it became clear to me that the people charged with covering the campaign are just going to do exactly what they did.
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When Apple opened up iMessage to third-party developers, it became clear to the company that it would have to address the service's usage within businesses, which was very common, Pan said.
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As the defaults from construction started to trickle upward, it likely became clear to the People's Bank of China that growth may be slowing for the first time in a few decades.
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Trump had a "direct conversation" with Lewandowski on Monday morning and "completely severed" the professional relationship after it became clear to him that Lewandowski was "a problem," according to an NBC source.
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When it became clear to Javier Jiménez, the mayor of a northwestern town called San Sebastián, that power wasn't going to be restored right away after Maria, he decided to go rogue.
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But after speaking with the Ara team, a few things became clear to me about the strategy here: My time was up before I could really dig into any of that, though.
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Following the Cuban Missile Crisis in 2202, it became clear to the United States and Soviet Union that a world in which many states hold nuclear weapons would be far less safe.
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Once it became clear to my parents that I needed this quasi-psychedelic music in my head, then it became a couple of years for my dad to come back to it.
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It became clear to the team's financial benefactor and general manager, Nualphan Lamsam, that things must change if Thailand hopes to be more than an entry-level participant in the World Cup.
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It became clear to me that "natural" was sort of a secular stand-in for a generalized understanding of goodness, which in religion you'd call holiness, or purity, or something like that.
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It became clear to Wafa that this was a pointless Taliban PSYOP administered in the middle of the desert to migrants and refugees, some of whom were leaving precisely because of them.
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"It became clear to me that this was the true agenda all along and that the claims of potentially helpful information were a pretext for the meeting," Trump Jr. told the paper.
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"It became clear to me that this was the true agenda all along and that the claims of potentially helpful information were a pretext for the meeting," Trump Jr. told the Times.
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It suddenly became clear to me — and I'm so embarrassed it didn't prior — that the people most stripped of their privacy rights in this surveillance age are the people who are already vulnerable.
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It became clear to the American people that this was not simply an honest corporation selling products that people like to enjoy, but that this was a dishonest corporation who had committed fraud.
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It became clear to me that while the intensity of the political rhetoric surrounding biotechnology was increasing, there was very little in the way of firsthand experience that was available to the public.
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In mid-August, it became clear to me that Giuliani's efforts to gin up politically motivated investigations were now infecting U.S. engagement with Ukraine, leveraging President Zelensky's desire for a White House meeting.
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"Earlier this year, it became clear to me that the next generation of leadership at Chase was ready to take over and that my work was done," Shipley said in his retirement statement.
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"It became clear to me, maybe three-quarters of the way through, that they were actually most interested in China," one graduate of the program told NPR of his interview with the FBI.
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As the rabbi and I rounded the field, it became clear to me that, at the very least, the shmurah tradition acted as a kind of checklist, a monitoring process steeped in faith.
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I left Mithril earlier this year when it became clear to me that Mithril's leadership was lying to its investors and that the promises it had made were not going to be kept.
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"It became clear to me that this was the true agenda all along and that the claims of potentially helpful information were a pretext for the meeting," he told The New York Times.
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In mid-August, it became clear to me that Giuliani's efforts to gin up politically- motivated investigations were now infecting U.S. engagement with Ukraine, leveraging President Zelenskyy's desire for a White House meeting.
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After speaking with the CEO of data center REIT CyrusOne on Monday, it became clear to Cramer that the shift to the cloud is not only in its early stages, but happening rapidly.
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The general feeling of unrest is not unlike the one felt over 100 years ago during the Dreyfus Affair, when it became clear to many that Jewish life in France was ultimately unsustainable.
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It became clear to me that what was really necessary was this idea of providing support for people who were suffering right now, in the moment, from being harassed online or even offline.
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But as Bush's proposal for a broad amnesty coupled with increased border security measures foundered, it quickly became clear to all that opposition inside the Republican Party was too great for Bush to overcome.
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The question of how, exactly, to defeat Trump has troubled Democrats since it became clear to Hillary Clinton and her team that she would be facing the reality star in the 2016 general election.
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It only became clear to Tina much later on, when, she says, Beyoncé mentioned that if her own daughter, Blue Ivy, ever ties the knot, Bey intends to let her choose her own dress.
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A Star Is Born isn't just a movie about, well, stardom — it's about music, which immediately became clear to audiences thanks to a little song called "Shallow" that prominently featured in the movie's trailer.
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After monitoring the mother-baby pair for a period of time after the porcupette's birth, it became clear to the zoo that Lucia was not going to allow the baby to nurse from her.
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So I remember it became clear to us at a certain point that we could tell these little allegories using the dinosaurs to take on anything interesting that was going on in the world.
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If that wasn't bad enough, it also became clear to Barnett that unaffiliated sellers of his merchandise — merchants with whom PopSockets does not have any relationship — would still be allowed to sell on Amazon.
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It's a lesson that became clear to Pfeiffer and his colleagues in the Obama White House as they found that the usual tools of persuasion had simply lost their power to move public opinion.
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Watching his mind grow soft was just as bad—as the weeks went by in the hospital, it became clear to me that his mind was already elsewhere, in a distant place with less pain.
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It became clear to him that, if somebody were to exploit our attention economy and use the platforms that undergird it to distort the truth, there were no real checks and balances to stop it.
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But following the U.S. presidential elections in November, it became clear to both Rafer and several friends, including Vancouver-based serial entrepreneur Michael Tippett, that immigrants in the U.S. would soon need greater attention, too.
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What became clear to me as I walked off his ranch was that people like him can't seem to stomach the idea that one day we might all have to abide by the same regulations.
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Abrams' emergence as a Democratic star, fueled by her calls for massive black voter registration efforts, became clear to a national audience in August 2017, when the progressive gathering Netroots Nation was held in Atlanta.
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For instance, soon after the launch, it became clear to Ryan that two products — one for heart health and another for joint health — were just not resonating with young millennial customers, and they were discontinued.
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"In mid-August, it became clear to me that Giuliani's efforts to gin up politically motivated investigations were now infecting US engagement with Ukraine, leveraging President Zelensky's desire for a White House meeting," Kent said.
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"It became clear to me after 10 years of mounting exhibitions how much time, effort and money was sunk into them for a short-lived result," Mr. Katz told The New York Times in 1984.
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When it became clear to him that there was no way to keep them open, he'd been planning to call all his employees in for a company meeting so he could tell them in person.
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"As we looked to expand our portfolio, it became clear to us that there is no other company in the world that provides emotional and mental health support as quickly and effectively as Ginger does."
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In his travels, it became clear to him that there were no recognized best practices for school safety, no uniform guidance for schools on door locks, access control and cameras, among other issues facing campuses.
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"It became clear to me that this needed to become a top priority and be treated by the leaders as such if we were to ever be able to come to a resolution," Mr. Weber said.
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After finding the dogs and taking a look at their condition, it became clear to the neighbor that the pregnant pets were abandoned in the backyard by their former owners without any food, shelter or water.
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It was originally broadcast in four two hour segments on the internet radio station that gives the release its name, but it slowly became clear to me it's best consumed in even longer stretches than that.
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Instantly it became clear to me that I had to meet him and I wasn't taking any chances – I refused to orchestrate a 'bump in' and I certainly wasn't going to a drum n bass night.
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As if that wasn't enough, as it became clear to anyone who bothered to notice that oxy had sparked a crisis that there were pharmacies in tiny towns of hundreds of people, receiving millions of pills.
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It was definitely the most intense job I've ever had, especially being at the epicenter of what became clear to us in the summer of 2016 was an attack on our democracy by a foreign power.
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That became clear to me on Sunday, when I joined 180 people in a VFW hall in Sparta, a Republican-leaning town in the New Jersey exurbs, for an event organized by NJ 11th for Change.
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"It became clear to much of the world that a main reason for Russians' rejections of Western-style economic and political programs was because they are Russians," she writes, in a phrase that kills further inquiry.
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They were among the many failed efforts by Disney that I have covered as a reporter since the mid-1990s, when it became clear to Disney that this internet thing just might be a big deal.
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Some history… last Oct/Nov it became clear to me the "full stack" model was not working… although we shipped millions of devices with Cyanogen OS we were not scaling fast enough nor in an efficient manner.
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But it soon became clear to his opponents that, like his predecessors, Poroshenko was primarily intent on preserving his grip on power, making backroom deals with fellow-oligarchs and wielding influence over law enforcement and the courts.
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I think the show reads like a CNN show and so I think it just became clear to everyone that we're doing a great show and it can only serve everyone better if it moves to CNN.
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When it became clear to both Saigon and Washington that the Communist leader Ho Chi Minh would be the overwhelming victor, the South Vietnamese government of Ngo Dinh Diem, with American support, decided to cancel the election.
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But it quickly became clear to us that what was billed as a measure to ease public discomfort was really a get-rich-quick scheme to reward the friends of John Mahama, the president at the time.
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This disturbing development became clear to lots of industry types when, in Milan, huge mobs unexpectedly turned out at Calvin Klein to see Cameron Dallas, a self-created social media sensation whom front-row regulars strained to place.
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With over 65 million refugees globally (according to the UN), and their ranks being swelled considerably by the civil war in Syria, it became clear to me that any solutions might help refugees would have to be scalable.
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"As the months and years wore on it became clear to me that what he was directing us to say publicly was not going to converge with the realities of the product when it launched," Wallace now says.
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"We've spent a lot of time studying the whole graphite market and it became clear to us the biggest opportunity was the value added in turning to anodes for batteries," Managing Director Philip St Baker said on Friday.
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Though police allegedly told him that he would be helping by looking over some photos of possible suspects, it quickly became clear to him that the authorities wanted to pin Denice Haraway's murder on him and Karl Fontenot.
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And when the "alt-right" brought its race war to Charlottesville earlier this month with horrific results, it became clear to one and all that what began as an Internet phenomenon had become a menace to society IRL.
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"It became clear to us that there were families that couldn't afford to pay the fines and therefore couldn't return the materials, so then we just lost them as patrons altogether," said Andrea Telli, the city's library commissioner.
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As the years passed, however, Mattson watched his old pal fail and rise, and something became clear to him: Much of what Oliver said became true, as if he had developed a supernatural power to will things into existence.
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"Recently, it became clear to us that the cost of our internal team was just too large to bear and it was starting to hamper our ability to execute strategically and to sustain and grow our business," Salama continued.
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"During our research into the cannabis industry, it became clear to both myself and our team at Liquid 2 Ventures that HERB was the most professionally run business for relevant, informative, cannabis content," Montana said in the funding announcement.
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My mother left Panama in 1958 after it became clear to her and my dad that the rule of dictator Arnulfo Arias had narrowed the doors of education and economic opportunity for my sister, my brother and for me.
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But after handling the phones for a few minutes, yet another catch became clear to me: When you set up your Prime phone, you'll be prompted to sign in with your Amazon account in addition to your Google account.
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From my clinical training onward, however, it became clear to me that there is a significant gap between the reproductive health care available to underserved women and the care available to everyone else — particularly when it comes to abortion.
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"It became clear to me that in order to have real trust in the system, they needed to know their loved ones would be treated fair when they were accused of a crime," said Gonzalez, the Brooklyn district attorney.
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Over time, it became clear to the owners that Canadians no longer lived as formally or entertained as lavishly as they had in the past; nor did women yearn for the jewelry styles favored by their mothers and grandmothers.
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But it quickly became clear to Maksim and the other men that the Chechen authorities were applying the same tactics used by Russia and by Mr. Kadyrov to suppress an Islamist insurgency in the region over the past decade.
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O. "It became clear to Peter and the board that in this last year of his contract it was time to find a new CEO to run the more broadcast-centric company," Bruce Karsh, chairman of Tribune's board said.
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By Tuesday night, with members of the Congressional Black Caucus and the Congressional Progressive Caucus pushing back, it became clear to Ms. Pelosi that the measure would have to be rewritten to include a condemnation of anti-Muslim bias.
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"Through the course of the investigation it became clear to law enforcement and our office that Mr. Granados-Diaz did not have the intent to hurt anyone other than himself while at Parkrose High School," Deputy District Attorney Parakram Singh said.
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A shout in the morning As the waters began to rise around the complex on Sunday night and the calls for help continued to go unanswered, it became clear to the people living there: They would have to rescue themselves.
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During the production of the record, it became clear to the pair that they were inadvertently spinning a narrative, and the finished product mirrors both the birth of the universe in tandem with the life of a sole, androgynous person.
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But once I started getting deeper into the litigation process, it became clear to me that it was not a process for sharing experiences in a way that was going to be complete... It was hard to process it all again.
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"It became clear to me through a series of conversations with customers that there was a very strong need for a Kubernetes-focused company to emerge that wasn't tied to an adjacent business," McLuckie, who will be Heptio's CEO, told me.
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The accusation, which sources said annoyed the former president, was the moment it became clear to those in both Trump and Obama's spheres that a functional relationship -- which past presidents have long cherished with one another -- was not in the offing.
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"As the scale of [Ito's] involvement with Epstein became clear to me, I began to understand that I had to end my relationship with the MIT Media Lab," associate professor Ethan Zuckerman wrote in a blog post on August 20.
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It became clear to lawmakers, who wanted to advance the other provisions in the Taxpayer First Act, that the Free File provision needed to be dropped in order for the bill to be enacted, prompting the bill's revision and reintroduction.
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That's when it became clear to Packnett that in order to achieve freedom for young people, we (black people) were going to need to put our bodies on the line in order to make that happen, Packnett said at SXSL.
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"For a while we thought we might end up with another one of these brands, and all of a sudden it became clear to us: No, the brand [where] we can have the biggest impact is Time magazine," he said.
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As the day passed, and I learned more about Pai's life and work, it became clear to me that there is a strong need for a comprehensive monograph, which, for obvious reasons, should be published in both English and Korean.
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As the results poured in from observers and thousands of electronic voting machines, it became clear to Kabila's camp that opposition leader Martin Fayulu had won by a decisive margin, diplomats and Congolese sources with direct knowledge of the events said.
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"We decided to make the change in our artist invitation letter and performance agreement when it became clear to us that the language related to immigration as written was creating problems that were not intended," Mr. Swenson said in an email.
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"During our research into the cannabis industry, it became clear to both myself and our team at Liquid 2 Ventures that HERB was the most professionally run business for relevant, informative, cannabis content," Montana said in a release announcing the round.
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But it quickly became clear to me that, even though we were given the space to write specific arguments in favor of or against a certain student, the system we used for determining eligibility for admittance was breathtakingly inadequate, unequal, and dehumanizing.
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This also got my attention because it became clear to me as I looked at her works in other mediums (particularly drawing and printmaking, the latter of which is new for her) Morgan has not packaged what she does into a style.
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It became clear to me then that reviving my acting career would interfere with my own vision of what I wanted to admire about myself, the real person I wanted to be rather than the image that the world expected of me.
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Following OPM and other major breaches of national networks, it became clear to many within the defense sector that maintaining the integrity of encryption is key to securing data in transit and at rest and it must become a national security priority.
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Sitting on the floor of the fitting room surrounded by an bunch of bridal gowns and cheap bottles of Prosecco, it immediately became clear to me that this wedding would never make me happy, regardless of how elegantly or cheaply I fashioned it.
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"About halfway through when I took the lead it kind of became clear to me that I was in contention for a medal, but I quickly pushed that thought away and focused on breathing and taking one shot at a time," Thrasher said.
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The fight against Spotify's free tier — which got a nice push from Apple last year — died when it became clear to the music labels that Spotify's 25 percent conversion rate from free users to paid was too good to get rid of.
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When the law faculty discouraged the student from filing a lawsuit against the barber, it became clear to Trotter and his friends that not even the Talented Tenth would be spared the humiliations of segregation or the faithlessness of ostensible white allies.
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"Based on this experience, it became clear to us that in the treatment of infantile spasms is where the medical community has determined that Acthar provides its true value to patients," Cartt wrote in August 2007 in an email shared with CNN.
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I had a very happy childhood up until I was around ten, when my parents divorced and then it became clear to me that there was no… they weren't more… they were just as much like kids as me and my friends.
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"When Jeff and I started talking, it became clear to us very quickly that we shared a very similar vision," Randall L. Stephenson, AT&T's chief executive, told reporters on a conference call on Saturday, referring to Jeffrey Bewkes, Time Warner's chief executive.
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But after a few days it became clear to Mr. Marsh that the buyer — which had no experience in mass vehicle production and quarterly revenues that were less than the price of one high-end sports car — was probably not a solution.
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Through the Workshop, it became clear to Macy's that Ms. Vogl's brand was "a perfect example of a strong business that provides a unique product that serves a community of women looking for fashionable modest clothing options," the company said on Thursday.
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"It became clear to me that he did, in fact, withhold critical military aid from a security partner in order to investigate — or attempt to have a foreign power investigate — an opponent of his in our democratic election process," she told reporters.
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Ms. Dannenfelser, the anti-abortion activist who leads the Susan B. Anthony List, said that a level of trust has built up between the movement and Mr. Trump, despite early misgivings, as it became clear to them that his allegiance was not fleeting.
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But as the two women talked, it became clear to them that the upcoming collective bargaining agreement would offer opportunities to move the league forward in a dramatic way — and that they each saw the path to doing so in very similar terms.
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But while the exuberant former Democratic National Committee chairman often sounded eager to run, and even tested a centrist message targeting what he called "dishonest populism," it became clear to him that there was limited space for a 62-year-old political veteran.
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Then it became clear to our reporter that Turner did not yet know about the mass shooting — believed to be the deadliest in recent U.S. history — that took place the night before at a country music concert on the Las Vegas Strip.
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On the Verge 11 Photos View Slide Show ' When both Margaret Kleveland and her sister Katherine had children within the space of just over a year, it quickly became clear to them that their corporate jobs in fashion weren't going to cut it any longer.
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What quickly became clear to me as they ran through their operations, training and the extraordinary machinery they pilot in astronaut-style space suits, is that we may quite simply have come to rely too heavily on --ultra high-tech spy satellites and drones.
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But despite the fact that I grew up here, and that my mother grew up here — that we are American women with American roots — it became clear to me after 9/11 that there were still people in this world who don't think we belong.
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And the more I thought about it, the more it became clear to me that this economic challenge, where people are working harder and harder and not getting ahead, and this enormous concentration of wealth at the very top, this wasn't just by accident.
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All images: Alex Cranz/GizmodoI was slotting my grappling gun back into place on my belt when it became clear to me that Playstation VR isn't just really good VR. Playstation VR is the first virtual reality system any regular person should bother with.
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So when it became clear on New Year's Eve that Alabama was going to beat Michigan State in the Cotton Bowl (one of the College Football Playoff semifinals) to face Clemson for the title, it became clear to Swinney: This is going to be fun.
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"Over time it became clear to us that Etete was involved in Malabu and that the only way to resolve the impasse (over disputed ownership claims) through a negotiated settlement was to engage with Etete and Malabu, whether we liked it or not," Norman said.
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Soon it became clear to Ms. Craglow that the policeman was unaware that Connor has autism, and had interpreted the boy's rigid, unfamiliar movements — which included raising a piece of yarn to his nose to sniff it repeatedly — as a sign of drug intoxication.
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By 2007, McCain was beating a retreat toward establishmentarian politics, and in light of Bush's deep unpopularity by the end of his term, it became clear to Republican leaders that a nominee distanced from Bush in the public mind would be a good idea.
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The cost of having a short runway in a hot place became clear to planners at Brisbane Airport in Australia, who studied climate models and airlines' financial data in 1603 while designing the airport's second runway, said Karyn Rains, the project's former environment manager.
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The political opening to launch what Clinton's team is now calling the Together for America Finance Council became clear to her campaign during the Democratic National Convention, when former New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg, an independent, and a handful of Republicans spoke for Clinton.
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"In light of jamey's death – it became clear to me in an instant that living a gay life without publicly acknowledging it – is simply not enough to make any significant contribution to the immense work that lies ahead on the road to complete equality," he wrote.
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The Nvidia CEO also clarified that Nvidia stopped its testing only "almost a day or two" after the accident occurred, as soon as "the news became clear to us," and not only when news broke publicly earlier this week that its testing program had been suspended.
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Then it became clear to a reporter that Turner did not yet know about the mass shooting—which is believed to be the deadliest in US history—that took place at a country music concert at 10:08 PM the night before on the Las Vegas Strip.
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"During the process it became clear to us that the overriding criteria was going to be the ability to find and attract talent," Jay Carney, a senior vice president at Amazon, said in an interview immediately after the company announced its plans for New York and Virginia.
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"When the transcript was released and, frankly, the information that just poured out every day from the media … it became clear to me that State Department officials, if not the State Department itself, were being drawn again into the domestic political arena in some way," he said.
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If Lore decides to sell to Walmart now, it means it became clear to him that Jet would not be able to raise the billions it would need to fund its growth until it could reach the profitability he had projected several years down the line.
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But at some point during the Republican primary, it became clear to someone in the Trump campaign that the party wasn't going to unify behind Trump, no matter how many delegates he won, if he didn't do something to reassure the conservative movement that he was a conservative himself.
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"Through the course of the investigation it became clear to law enforcement and our office that Mr. Granados-Diaz did not have the intent to hurt anyone other than himself while at Parkrose High School," Multnomah County Deputy District Attorney Parakram Singh said, according to NBC affiliate KGW.
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Ed Gerwin, a trade expert with the Progressive Policy Institute, said that the significance of the strategic issues only became clear to him after he traveled to Japan last fall and spoke with their defense ministers where there are rising concerns about China actions in the South China Sea.
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When my publisher had Trump in to The Times recently, it became clear to me that very few people had thought he would win election, and so the people who were gathered around him for the last year and a half were not exactly America's best and brightest.
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Several months later -- about a year and a half after the alleged assault -- she says it became clear to her that a reorganization could make Loures one of her direct supervisors, with only a "weak manager" -- whom she says was unaware of the alleged assault -- separating the two.
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The sometimes-contentious talks held inside the green-shuttered Metropole Hotel here were cut short when it became clear to Trump and his aides that Kim would not accept any outcome less than a full removal of crippling economic sanctions -- a request North Korea's foreign minister later denied.
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"In light of Jamey's death – it became clear to me in an instant that living a gay life without publicly acknowledging it – is simply not enough to make any significant contribution to the immense work that lies ahead on the road to complete equality," Quinto wrote in a candid blog post.
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"In light of jamey's death – it became clear to me in an instant that living a gay life without publicly acknowledging it – is simply not enough to make any significant contribution to the immense work that lies ahead on the road to complete equality," Quinto wrote in a candid blog post.
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But after acknowledging fears and talking through their concerns, it became clear to us that people want a functioning legal immigration system, smarter security at ports of entry and along the border, and the opportunity for undocumented men and women who are already in the country and contributing to attain citizenship.
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" But over a decade later, she remembers this confrontation with her doctor as the moment it became clear to her that in becoming a mother, she was no longer seen as a person: "I really felt like I was a piece of meat, like I was not being considered in this.
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It became clear to Mr. Weaver and his lawyer, Phil Harding, that the federal case was likely to be dismissed, and Mr. Weaver said he and 40 other plaintiffs in the federal case worked briefly on a $150,000 settlement with Cinemark, which fell apart when one plaintiff turned the deal down.
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Later he said, When I first arrived in Kyiv, in June and July, the actions of both the regular and the irregular channels of foreign policy served the same goal-a strong U.S.-Ukraine partnership — but it became clear to me by August that the channels had diverged in their objectives.
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It quickly became clear to us that the Flux-a-Thon includes so many Flux hallmarks: inherently participatory artworks, bringing art into very public spheres, faux-competition, killer dance parties, dressing up like weirdos, bringing 'artists' and 'non-artists' together to create as a community and celebrating urban green spaces.
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Hastert "told Individual A to lie down on the bed and take off his underwear" and "began massaging Individual A's groin area": It became clear to Individual A that defendant [Hastert] was not touching him in a therapeutic manner to address a wrestling injury but was touching him in an inappropriate sexual way.
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But it became clear to me as I listened to these death metal CDs, that this entire genre was based on extending that explosive feeling for an entire song, an entire album, an entire career—not just a quick crescendo or a peak that served to counter the bulk of more subdued music.
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By the time it became clear to the world that Egypt's Arab Spring had gone terribly wrong, that the seemingly Hollywood-like drama of good-guy protesters triumphing over bad-guy dictator had turned out to be something much more disappointing, the other revolutions across the Middle East had soured as well.
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When David Hallberg, the American Ballet Theater principal, first hurt his ankle — an injury that kept him out of ballet for two and a half years — he attended a performance by the Mark Morris Dance Group at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, and everything about Mr. Morris's artistry became clear to him.
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CICILLINE: I was the co-chair of the Democratic Policy and Communications Committee, which develops the agenda for the Democrats, and it became clear to me that one of the central issues was the economic concentration of power and the corresponding concentration of political power that resulted in fewer choices, higher prices, and so on.
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"It became clear to me that there were lots of kids out there that were not being treated well, including in their own families, and that kids need someone to say, 'Oh, they did okay in life, and they're gay so it must not be a life sentence in some kind of way,'" Cook said.
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Current and former U.S. officials have testified at the inquiry that Giuliani carried out a shadow foreign policy in Ukraine and that it became clear to them that a White House meeting between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy and Trump and a phone call between the two leaders was contingent on Ukraine carrying out Trump's wishes.
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But it also breaks in a way for Matt because when he put out his statement, it became clear to me that he still just doesn't understand the role he played in all this, and that he has now moved to some strange version of this story in which he is the sole victim.
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The scope of Andrew Gillum's talent became clear to a national audience on October 25, when he invented what will likely be the way Democrats talk about Trump Republicanism for years to come: "Now, I'm not calling Mr. DeSantis a racist," Gillum said of his Republican rival for the governorship of Florida, Ron DeSantis, during a debate.
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But Laura Cooper, the deputy assistant secretary of defense for Russia and Ukraine, testified that in conversations with Kurt Volker, then the US special envoy to Ukraine, and Bill Taylor, the acting Ukraine ambassador, it became clear to her that Ukraine did know about the aid freeze before it was first reported in the press on August 29.
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Taylor learned that a Trump-Zelensky White House meeting was conditioned on investigations that would help Trump's campaignIt became clear to Taylor by mid-July that the White House meeting was conditioned on Zelensky investigating Burisma Holdings, the Ukrainian natural-gas company whose board Hunter Biden sat on until recently, and alleged Ukrainian interference in the 27 US election.
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In fact, within weeks of Zubaydah's capture, it became clear to at least some US officials that he was not "al Qaeda's chief of operations," as he had been publicly described by President Bush on June 6, 2002, but rather someone who was a logistician for militants in Pakistan on their way to training camps in Afghanistan.
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Josh Gerstein, legal affairs contributor: Not to undercut what I spend the bulk of my time reporting, but actually to do just that, it became clear to me this week that the various court battles Congress and the Trump camp have been fighting for several months now are unlikely to produce much that will be of use for impeachment.
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He was standing in the middle of a row of seats, with stacks of scripts beside him, and when I handed him my head shot he looked at me without the faintest recognition, but then when it suddenly became clear to him who I was and how much I'd changed in the intervening years he stepped forward and embraced me.
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After going in circles trying to identify the plants and trying to figure out what closely related species they could be confused with, it became clear to me that plants are unlikely to be a reliable means of gathering detailed intelligence on foreign leaders unless perhaps a particularly rare and unique species happens to be captured on film, like a corpse flower.
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But when it became clear to healers that they could not cure Ebola, and to health workers that these healers were a vital point of contact with at-risk populations, a crucial alliance emerged: Many healers undertook training to detect, initially treat, and contain Ebola, and encouraged patients to seek mainstream Western medical treatment, allaying their fears and mediating culture clashes.
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The big picture: A European official told Axios' Jonathan Swan that in Trump's private discussions at the United Nations, it became clear to his European interlocutors that Trump was still very much preoccupied by the U.S. trade deficit with the EU. They also got the impression that Trump remained fixated on automobile imports and thought this was his strongest point of leverage over his negotiating partners.
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Constance: The scene where the Commander talks about June and Luke's affair really was fascinating: For the first time, he became clear to me as someone who probably sincerely believes that Offred is a sinful slutty adulteress for sleeping with a married man, and who also sincerely believes that repeatedly ritually raping a woman he owns in front of his wife just makes him an upstanding husband.
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What became clear to me as soon as my black son was no longer attached to my body in a sling, or in a stroller being wheeled by me, that my white privilege would not protect him as he moved through this world, and there was little I could do to keep him safe from racism, bigotry, hatred and the violence that often follows.
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Billy went on like that, expounding on Uncle Rex's story, until suddenly, through the rattle of his words, it became clear to her (and it did come on like that—a fearsome revelation, a sudden sharp insight that she would carry with her into the future) that he and his uncle had the same habits of mind, the same inclination to fall into a ramble, a widower's intonations.
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At first, I thought Kingdom was motivated only by the novelty of an attractive foreign painter going on about lost art, then I thought he was probably just avoiding more taxing work, as there wasn't going to be anything actionable about our "case" (we couldn't even decide if we were reporting a theft), but, as we talked, the source of his solicitude became clear to me: hatred of Uber.
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As I watched television coverage of the tragic deaths, within hours of each other, of Alton Sterling, Philando Castile and five Dallas police officers who were ambushed by a gunman during a Black Lives Matter rally, it became clear to me that lines in the sand are being drawn by a right wing that refuses to give any credibility to concerns that the criminal justice is separate and unequal according to race.
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Other testimony has called into question whether Mr. Sondland played down what he and Mick Mulvaney, Mr. Trump's acting chief of staff, did to press the president's demands; whether he mischaracterized the opposition of officials on the National Security Council; and at what point it became clear to him that Mr. Trump wanted Ukraine to announce an investigation aimed at former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., who hopes to deny him a second term in the White House.
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In talking with Republican senators, White House officials said, it became clear to Mr. McGahn that there were four people whom senators wanted to be interviewed: Deborah Ramirez, who alleged that Judge Kavanaugh exposed himself to her during a college party; Mark Judge, a high school friend who was said to have witnessed an assault by Judge Kavanaugh on Christine Blasey Ford at a high school party; and two other friends who Dr. Blasey said were at that party, P.J. Smyth and Leland Keyser.
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One of the things that became clear to me during my 9/11 research was that the history we teach and tell about the September 11th attacks—that the attacks began at 8:46 am ET and ended 102 minutes later with the collapse of the North Tower; that there were four planes and three crash sites, in New York, at the Pentagon, and in Shanksville, Pennsylvania—is a much neater and cleaner history than the messy reality of what any of us experienced.
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LTV: Yeah SK: Yeah I think that one of the really interesting things that came out of this survey for me is that, I mean you mentioned the word "community," and I think that it kind of became clear to us in these numbers and in some of the open-ended responses that we had from respondents is that there really kind of is no like lgbtq quote "community," there are... I mean, within us there are different--I mean there's obviously you know lesbian, gay, those different labels.
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