The results became evident in Moscow over the past month.
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In wine, the consequences of industrial farming soon became evident.
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Its appeal became evident from the first moment I tried it.
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As they got closer, the magnitude of the carnage became evident.
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By the time the mistake became evident, it was too late.
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From there, the analytics kicked in and Oakland's new strategy became evident.
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It soon became evident that many police officers' statements were clearly false.
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Defects became evident during outreach classes on how to use the condoms.
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The repercussions quickly became evident as Google suspended some business with Huawei.
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The self-defeating nature of these knee-jerk reactions quickly became evident.
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But on closer inspection, it became evident they were desiccated caterpillar carcasses.
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His footballing ability quickly became evident that summer, yet much remains unclear.
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The lingering divisions became evident in the German national election on Sept.
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It became evident that the same artist or workshop made them all.
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However it quickly became evident that our cleanliness standards are wildly different.
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Within months, it became evident that even this was not to be.
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It became evident that her "smart" and my "smart" were different things.
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That much became evident over the steadily building mayhem of New Year's Eve.
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But it also became evident to me that a couple things were happening.
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"It became evident that the calf was presenting rear hooves first," Fields explained.
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" DeMarcus adds: "It became evident that Maggie wanted nothing to do with me.
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The next gift was a car, and that's where the manipulation became evident.
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At the same time, a growing split between protest and resistance became evident.
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A step-change in the sort of scrap entering China quickly became evident.
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Disapproval from shareholders became evident after they voted out a director last week.
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That the science was unclear or had mixed results that only later became evident.
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The positive effects of the exercise-only intervention became evident 30 minutes after cycling.
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The repercussions of that move became evident as Google suspended some business with Huawei.
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This became evident in early January, when I finally contacted my local police department.
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The crisis in conservation of East Asian paintings became evident about a decade ago.
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And with surging interest, it became evident that the group needed a larger space.
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Traces of the brooding mass only became evident through a large-scale new seismic study.
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By early October, it became evident that Sears' last Christmas before bankruptcy had already passed.
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It's still unclear what caused the failure, which became evident about two minutes after liftoff.
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" And when the warning signs became evident, they "sought to conceal them from public view.
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But as Thiem's shots dipped and swerved and died without warning, Djokovic's frustration became evident.
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But the weakness of the G.E. model eventually became evident, especially when the financial crisis hit.
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It soon became evident that solving many of the Down entries would be to my benefit.
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Mr. Ni said that some of those differences became evident in translating Chinese workbooks into English.
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Back in 2017, it became evident that unless Uber changed its leadership, it had no hope.
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It became evident with the escalation of American military involvement in the war beginning in 1965.
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It became evident that no personage or brand, no matter how beloved, was safe from his wrath.
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I grouped up for a Scourge raid with five other friends, but one problem quickly became evident.
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Gomez's bespoke dress, though, marks a turning point — one that became evident to critics on social media.
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Its true value became evident only when you factored in the lower requirements for support and training.
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"It became evident during the 2015 fires that the government cannot address this problem alone," he said.
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The problems in the country became evident in the fallout of the global financial crisis in 23.2.
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The overlap between Buttigieg and Warren, especially among white, college-educated Democrats, became evident late last year.
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By the time results started coming out from the middle of the country, two trends became evident.
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" A DBS representative told CNBC: "Liquidity pressures on EMAS Chiyoda became evident towards the end of last year.
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Sometimes it quickly became evident that statements he made about a certain area of policy were just wrong.
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The weeks that followed the holidays included intense negotiations with its lenders but the conclusion soon became evident.
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The roads became passable into town on Thursday, and it became evident that few communities had suffered more.
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Once that became evident, she was able to tell her boyfriend she needed to feel like a priority.
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As the children passed through and came toward us the toll which it had taken upon them became evident.
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That became evident when I recently reviewed the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 and the new Galaxy S7 Android phones.
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But one thing became evident: China intends to use the Belt and Road Initiative for military purposes as well.
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But it became evident that they were going to have me on the show and it became really exciting.
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This became evident recently in southern Guinea, where seven of eight people infected with Ebola since late February died.
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" Eventually, it became evident a kiss was on the way as the two exchanged compliments, calling the other "pretty.
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A shortage of the right equipment quickly became evident when British soldiers started being blown up by local militias.
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By mid-July, it became evident that there was more than an Oval Office meeting at stake for Ukraine.
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Yet the limits of that support have became evident in Minya, where Christians continue to suffer violence and humiliation.
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At Siemens, Ms. Davis said, the market weakness became evident in 2015, and the company began belt-tightening then.
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Speaking after the final, Goepper said he changed his initial plan once the high quality of the field became evident.
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He withdrew from the race before a vote came when it became evident he didn't have enough support to win.
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In powerful opening remarks at Thursday's Senate hearing, the weight of what that means for the California professor became evident.
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The siege reached its climax in the last week of February 0003, although this, too, became evident only much later.
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Mum stayed in the hospital for three months, but as her psychosis abated, it became evident that she had dementia.
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This became evident with the New York Times's recent foreign policy questionnaire, which was given to all the 000 candidates.
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Abundant supplies became evident in the run-up to mid-February's Lunar New Year festivities, China's peak pork consumption period.
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This lesson became evident in the wake of tragedy in September 2017, when a dozen residents of a Hollywood, Fla.
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That soon became evident as the chat morphed into all A's with the Bagger struggling to get in any Q's.
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Cracks in the rental market became evident to many brokers last spring, when the typically brisk rental season felt lackluster.
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Financial markets have already spoken, emphatically, in the hours since the 'leave' outcome in the so-called Brexit referendum became evident.
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He would risk even greater opprobrium if it became evident that he was turning a blind eye to mainland snatch-squads.
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That became evident, early in Trump's term, when Russia's Syrian allies used chemical weapons against civilians, prompting Trump to launch missiles.
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It soon became evident that mere repairs would not suffice, but by sticking to the agreement, No Rio earned good will.
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But it quickly became evident that Ms. Sittenfeld could probably handle any urgent "Pride and Prejudice" questions without consulting the source.
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The influx of families through Arizona became evident around the Columbus Day holiday, when ICE released some 700 people from custody.
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McDermott said the shift quickly became evident to him as his team responded to the crisis, including fielding inquiries from customers.
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It was only a matter of time before it became evident to the mainland of the United States and the world.
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By the summer of 1918, "it became evident that banking, private industry, private commerce were played out," one striking official wrote.
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This became evident early on in the process, as the vote to initiate proceedings in the lower house of Congress showed.
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There was an authenticity and relatability there, and soon it became evident that influencers could, well, influence people to buy stuff.
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In the end, our prayers weren't granted in the way we had wished, but it quickly became evident that God was listening.
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As Monday dragged into Tuesday, however, it became evident that Iowa Democrats had a big mess on their hands involving the count.
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Lo and behold, when the lip sync was resumed sans mask it became evident that Valentina did not know the words. Gasp!
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But reformers did not withdraw their support for testing even when the harm it inflicted on children and public schools became evident.
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But it became evident, due to lagging sales, that the Citrus brand wasn't going to work out, so it went on hiatus.
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It became evident, quite soon, that he would not create a triumvirate of great HBO hosts with Bill Maher and John Oliver.
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Only after the flood, when it became evident that humans have self-control issues, were we, very restrictively, allowed to consume meat.
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But as he pulled out documents related to his lawsuit and spoke about them in sharp bursts, his combative side became evident.
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Much to the surprise of stock market analysts (myself included), share prices turned upward almost immediately when Mr. Trump's win became evident.
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It soon became evident to me I would not be in the right mental state to go on a cross-country tour.
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Steve says he actually flew to Austin to meet the billionaire, and it quickly became evident the guy didn't know Dimmock at all.
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This became evident when recent GDP revisions in several African countries revealed outdated statistical methods were missing billions of dollars in economic activity.
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It became evident, as the strange scene unfolded, that the continuously growing lake was not just plain water, but something rather more pungent.
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Clinton's campaign revealed — hours after it became evident at a public event that she was unwell — that she was being treated for pneumonia.
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The following week it became evident that a disproportionate number of officials were infected, my Post colleagues Erin Cunningham and Dalton Bennett reported.
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But the slowness in introducing reforms became evident when trouble at Eskom, the state utility, led to the worst rolling blackouts in years.
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On Monday, this became evident when hundreds of young activists stormed the city government headquarters resulting in a tense stand off with riot police.
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It was not immediately clear what had indicated a loss of cabin pressure or exactly how long into the flight the issue became evident.
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His mother, Julie Moral, told the New York Times that her son's outstanding intellectual abilities became evident around the age of 2 or 3.
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When it became evident how the storm had devastated black neighborhoods of New Orleans, and the government response only made matters worse, MXGM mobilized.
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The roles of the justices became evident Wednesday during arguments over a Louisiana law requiring abortion providers to obtain admitting privileges at local hospitals.
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As a police chief, it became evident to me that treatment, not incarceration, is often the more effective response when it comes to drugs.
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But looming over the case is the fact that after the prospect of a precedent-setting ruling became evident, New York changed the law.
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"Over the last two years, it became evident during our conversations that he was thinking seriously about a transition," Allbritton explained in his memo.
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That all came before the damage to the Chinese economy from trade tensions with the United States and long-simmering structural issues became evident.
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Early on in secretary of state nominee Rex Tillerson's confirmation hearing, it became evident that he has an extremely difficult line to walk on Russia.
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As the years went on and moral panic decreased, it became evident Ward was made a scapegoat to save the reputation of the Macmillan government.
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While the whipped cream layer was less pronounced than in some photos we've seen, the more we sipped the more it's true purpose became evident.
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This became evident when Miss West Virginia, Madeline Collins, called out President Donald Trump during the final night of the competition preliminaries in Atlantic City.
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House Republicans' American Health Care Act was pulled from the floor last month after it became evident it would not have enough votes to pass.
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By that time, the fourth week of February, it became evident that a disproportionate number of members of Parliament and senior government officials were infected.
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"It became evident that our evolving goals and aspirations were no longer aligned with the restaurant and its future, making this change necessary," they said.
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It became evident to me as I grew older that this was an issue in the US, but an even bigger problem around the world.
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Another is dysfunction at the agency overseeing the city's drinking water system and storm drainage — a problem that became evident during serious flash flooding in August.
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As Mr. Trump grew closer, the apparent split in the crowd became evident: a pocket of pink pussycat hats and a pocket of red Trump hats.
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But as the predicted showers initially held off and vibrant sunshine beamed down, it soon became evident that this game was, in fact, a little different.
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Facebook says it's targeting local news because it became evident it would have the biggest impact in this sector after working with publishers via its accelerator programs.
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Then, after he turned 8 last December, she put him in a gymnastics class and it quickly became evident that he had a future in the sport.
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In the early phases of the bout, 'El Pantera' was absolutely breathtaking, but as the contest wore on his lack of sophistication with his hands became evident.
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Mr. Chui said this became evident last year with the film "Ten Years," which depicts a dark future for Hong Kong in 2025 under a bullying Beijing.
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Zhang's double-handed backhand, so deadly in the opening games, began to pepper the tramlines as the inconsistency indicated by her poor Grand Slam record became evident.
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The road to Mexico Beach became passable Thursday morning, less than 212 hours after Michael made landfall, and it became evident that few communities had suffered more.
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Saudi Arabia's own apparent impatience with Hariri became evident in the fortunes of the family company - Saudi Oger - whose billions had underpinned their political role in Lebanon.
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As far back as 27, the urgency of a modern signal system became evident following a subway derailment at Union Square in Manhattan that killed five people.
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Activity along the eastern branch of the rift valley, running along Ethiopia, Kenya and Tanzania, became evident when the large crack suddenly appeared in south-western Kenya.
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And as his skills became evident, he told Sports Illustrated in 1986, some club members let him borrow their clubs to play the course on caddie days.
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The sheriff faced intense criticism after the shooting once it became evident that police radios jammed and deputies lacked recent training on how to handle active shooters.
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The connection between Quicken Loans founder Dan Gilbert and billionaire magnate Warren Buffett became evident last month with news that Buffett was backing Gilbert's surprise bid for Yahoo.
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Hoping to become a minister, he enrolled at Amherst Academy in his late twenties, where, "...it became evident that Graham was an outstanding, if unusual, orator," writes Iacobbo.
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Then that kind of relaxed, and the popularity of the character became evident, and then, of course, it was live and animatronic but there were certainly no limitations.
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After posting a picture of it on the internet, he started receiving inquiries, he said, and it became evident there was a market for realistic and usable mannequins.
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Last October, just before the U.S. election, the degree to which the two realities were intertwined became evident when the Embassy cut off Assange's access to the Internet.
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"Very quickly, it became evident that we didn't think that this was a typical community-acquired infection and that we needed more evaluation," Meyer said in an interview.
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This stark reality became evident to me immediately after I was discharged from a seven-week stay at a public hospital in Ohio, 34 weeks into my pregnancy.
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A couple of guys took pictures of their penises, and when it became evident that one of the guys had a member that slanted, we called him Slope.
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"In the early 2000s, it became evident the marine borers were back in full force — they were actively eating the wood pilings in the park," Ms. Wils said.
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Just one week after McConnell announced there would be "no difference between the president's position and our position as to how to handle" impeachment, a difference became evident.
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The statement, released on Monday, said the defects became evident during outreach classes on how to use the condoms that revealed a tendency to break and leak lubricant.
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"The thing that kept me coming back was giving proper credit to the true artist, and it quickly became evident that was probably Caroline Louisa Daly," Matthie said.
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Jelly's premise was that there was still a need for human answers to people's questions, something that became evident through social media, where users frequently "crowdsource" answers from others.
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His protectionist and border security message, which became evident right from the first day he announced his campaign, clearly spoke to union rank-and-file members across the country.
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After spending nine months together in their mother's womb, brothers Caleb and Weston Lyman were sure to share a special bond, which became evident just moments after their birth.
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Washington has its own strange forms of symbiotic relationship and one became evident in two separate interviews by the president of the United States and the president of CNN.
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In Florida, the road to Mexico Beach became passable Thursday morning, less than 24 hours after Michael made landfall, and it became evident that few communities had suffered more.
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However, as it became evident that the novel coronavirus was quickly sweeping across the country, officials overseeing the Strategic National Stockpile pleaded with the company to start production immediately.
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U.S. stocks initially surged on the move, which had increasingly been expected as it became evident the COVID-19 virus would not be contained to its epicenter in China.
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When the Neumanns started to have kids, Rebekah — now a mother of five — said it became evident how important it is to teach these values at a young age.
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Earlier this year, the president rescinded a White House invitation to the Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles after it became evident that several players would not attend the event.
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The new secretary of state, it soon became evident, had an easier time firing people than hiring them — a consequence of the election that delivered him to Foggy Bottom.
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The downgrade became evident at the December funeral of President George Bush, when the name of the European Union ambassador, David O'Sullivan, was not called in the expected order.
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"It became evident how quickly things were going to turn around for women's health issues and women's rights," said Lynne White, who is bringing four hats to friends in Washington.
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In the days following the explosion, it became evident that a large-scale environmental disaster had occurred, as approximately 210 million gallons of oil spewed into the Gulf of Mexico.
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Unfortunately, the rocky path forward became evident almost immediately when the company was forced to cancel the CDMA version of the device only a month later, issuing refunds to backers.
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It became evident to me that an entire culture of popular entertainment was on the verge of extinction when, in 2007, I surveyed haunted dark rides for my master's thesis.
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The most immediate impact already became evident in the Republican presidential debate that took place in South Carolina just hours after the stunning news about Justice Scalia broke on Saturday.
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And, as the weeks bore on, an essential truth that I sought not to acknowledge became evident: the more I saw my father at the hospital, the worse I felt.
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" The game's nostalgia became evident to filmmaker Lynn Novick during her work with director Ken Burns on the landmark 1994 documentary "Baseball" and its 2010 sequel, "Baseball: The Tenth Inning.
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But on Wednesday afternoon, the storm began battering the city and the streets all around the hospital, and soon it became evident that the hospital buildings themselves were not safe.
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Prices fell as it became evident the rocket attack did not damage oil facilities or harm any Americans, with more pressure coming from a surprise build in U.S. crude stockpiles.
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Chief Keenan assembled a 19783-member homicide task force when it first became evident that several murders had followed a similar pattern: nighttime ambushes with the same kind of gun.
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Something became evident as we were in the borderlands, the differences in culture between just a few miles: we may be afraid to see beyond this fence we've built for ourselves.
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A vibrant spectacle that includes dinosaurs, fog machines, energetic dancers and celebrity cameos, it quickly became evident why the tour has brought out huge crowds to large venues around the country.
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Watching it on such a big screen, something became evident: Capra was immensely skilled at putting lots and lots of actors in the frame and giving them all something to do.
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This became evident during the presidency of the elder George Bush, some of whose advisers, labelling themselves "realists", argued that Mr Gorbachev's reforms made him potentially more dangerous than his predecessors.
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The Trump campaign flooded the market with additional tickets when it became evident that supporters of Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, the Democratic presidential candidate, were gobbling up tickets in protest.
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"It became evident that U.S. shale oil output has become and will remain a new global oil price regulator for the foreseeable future," Rosneft said in a written response to Reuters.
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What became evident from the crash was that many subprime borrowers who were wiped out — and who were disproportionately black and Hispanic — could have qualified for better terms and were misled.
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Another had been enlisted as a bird dog, meaning he was supposed to help hunters find prey, but he was dismissed when it became evident that he was afraid of gunfire.
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It wasn't until some of the staff came scrambling through the gym floor yelling at people to leave the building quickly that it became evident that the smoke was very real.
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Yet it was only by looking at the individual biographies of the panelists that it became evident that nearly all served on Trump's advisory panel or had ties to the administration.
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From microaggressions in the classroom to the compulsive centering of theoretical work by white men, it became evident to me that institutional racism and sexism were features of my own educational environment.
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This fracture became evident during the congressional debate on the Troubled Asset Relief Program: Many Republicans in the House voted against it, even though it came from George W. Bush, a Republican.
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The space for such a figure became evident in the final years of the last century, when morosité became the country's hallmark and bad-tempered populism surged on both left and right.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - The connection between Quicken Loans Inc founder Dan Gilbert and billionaire magnate Warren Buffett became evident last month with news that Buffett was backing Gilbert's surprise bid for Yahoo Inc.
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From little things like the security guard wishing me a happy 'Thursday eve' to deep one-on-one conversations with my manager, it became evident that people were very comfortable expressing themselves.
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As signs of a global slowdown in trade became evident in the second and third quarters of 2018, it became increasingly clear consumption growth would decelerate and prices would have to decline.
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Yes, Clark might have lost a seemingly can't-lose case, but Paulson dug into the sheer terror and desperation that became evident as Clark slowly watched a guilty verdict slip away from her.
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But as the forecast evolved, the track shifted west, and it became evident Irma's center would track more up the western flank of Florida, prompting evacuation orders for Naples, Fort Myers and Tampa.
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"Thursday evening, Kyle and I met with NaVorro, and from our conversation it became evident that going in different directions was best for both him and our team," Lynch said in a statement.
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The tweet reaffirms Trump's hardliner stance on U.S.-Cuba relations, which became evident on Saturday when he released a statement in response to Fidel Castro's death that condemned him for oppressing his people.
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There was a lot of improvisation, with the upbeat organ music and the cars on the field, to keep fans calm and entertained as it became evident this extended far beyond the stadium.
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"After it became evident that there wasn't a dramatic change on the part of the administration, then the smugglers started selling their product again and the flow began to resume," Mr. Garcia said.
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The degree to which Mr. Manafort is relying on that strategy became evident on Wednesday when his lead lawyer, Kevin Downing, accused Mr. Gates of having four extramarital affairs and lying about them.
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While every government has attempted to use this office to its own ends, the corrosion of the governor's office became evident this month after state elections in the southern Indian state of Karnataka.
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Boeing shifted its timeline for the 737 Max's return to the skies several times throughout the year, as it became evident that it could not easily satisfy regulators' concerns about the plane's safety.
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Boeing shifted its timeline for the 737 Max's return to the skies several times throughout the year as it became evident that it could not easily satisfy regulators' concerns about the plane's safety.
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Mendrys outlines a recent scenario where this benefit became evident: Leneriza, a woman who lives in the Philippines, connected to the local water utility through a loan that she got from a Water.
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"The increase in bachelorette parties became evident about four years ago," Jeff Eslick, media manager for Tootsie's Entertainment, told The New York Times in its "Bachelorettes in Boots Take On Nashville" profile last month.
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As early as the 1950s, when the first generation of antibiotics became widely available, it became evident that the more an antibiotic was used, the faster bacteria developed mutations that conferred resistance to it.
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Sometimes I feel a little embarrassed, because since it became evident that the Rams are returning a lot of people come up to me and ask if they can take a picture with me.
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Once it became evident that the assault was beginning to cause problems for the company's paying customers, they explained that the choice to let my site go was a business decision, pure and simple.
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"The increase in bachelorette parties became evident about four years ago," said Jeff Eslick, the media manager for Tootsie's Entertainment, which owns popular spots in Nashville like Honky Tonk Central and Tootsie's Orchid Lounge.
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The tensions became evident last year with the rise of Donald J. Trump, when a handful of people from the industry who publicly supported the then-presidential candidate faced blowback for their political decisions.
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On Sunday, however, she appeared on "60 Minutes" for an interview with Leslie Stahl, during which it became evident to everyone watching that she had not done much homework since her razor-thin confirmation.
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Though the Documenta team kept especially quiet about who and what would be presented during the exhibition until the very last moment, several trends became evident from studying Documenta over the past two years.
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But Baha Mar executives say that problems became evident when China Construction America, or C.C.A., missed several construction deadlines, including a second attempted opening in March for which the hotels had already started taking reservations.
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The optical illusion was strong from the back, but when Chopra moved down the red carpet and the peach fringe swayed with her every step, it became evident that she was, in fact, wearing separates.
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Thanks in good part to the need for unanimity among EU member countries, the Brussels machinery can be cumbersome or even paralysed by irreconcilable differences, as became evident during the second Gulf war in 2003.
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The need for transparency in the labor movement became evident in the 1950s, when the McClellan Committee revealed corruption, fraud, and other inappropriate behavior by leaders of labor organizations at the expense of their membership.
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However, these two reasons would not be as important if it were not for a third factor that became evident in 2016: the loss of control on the primary process by the political parties' establishment.
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One of the reasons he stayed on became evident this week when Sessions took the point role in the Trump administration's plans to replace the DACA policy protecting the children of illegal immigrants from deportation.
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This became evident in dramatic fashion Tuesday when the entire team prosecuting longtime Trump adviser Roger Stone withdrew from that case after Justice Department higher-ups made clear they planned to override their sentencing recommendation.
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The extent of the impact of the measures became evident as petrol stations and hospitals also refused to accept larger denomination bank notes, even though the government had given them a waiver to continue accepting them.
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But as its bank has grown, and the volume of loan approvals has risen substantially, it became evident that a separate group was needed in addition to manage the task, people familiar with the matter said.
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In the days that followed the flyby, and as the photos of the close encounter slowly trickled back to Earth, it quickly became evident that NASA struck scientific gold by choosing to visit this particular TNO.
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Rivalry between old foes India and China for influence in the Maldives became evident after President Abdulla Yameen signed up to Beijing's Belt and Road initiative to build trade and transport links across Asia and beyond.
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"Frankly, it became evident he really was the only person that could have united the conference, gotten us through the end of last year, and got us off to a decent start this year," Cole said.
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If Bottas leaves, Brazilian veteran Massa is tipped to come back out of the retirement he started — somewhat reluctantly when it became evident there was nowhere else for him to go — at the end of November.
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I had extensive conversations with administrators at three very different schools that have made such diversity a priority and were willing to discuss specific applicants whose mettle became evident only upon a closer consideration of circumstances.
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Seven months after the 10-hour transplant surgery — after menstruation began, and once it became evident that the patient's body had not rejected the organ — doctors implanted the uterus with one of the patient's own eggs.
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As the urgency of the moment became evident, as Super Tuesday sits at the doorstep, as Michael Bloomberg and his billions threaten to change the political landscape, a war broke out on the Las Vegas stage.
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It became evident early on in the Democratic National Convention this week that no matter what Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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The apparent purpose of the meeting was to gather information to sway the election, and the son says it soon became evident that the Russian lawyer had no information (can you not almost hear the disappointment?).
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IKEA is an astonishing place, and it soon became evident that, not only would I be able to build a fallout shelter with materials obtained there, I could also sufficiently stock my rations with IKEA products.
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Beyond that and importantly to defend it, it also became evident I was going to have to send Department of Justice lawyers in to argue that this travel ban had absolutely nothing to do with religion.
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The absence of clear-cut policy became evident late last year following revelations that a teenage seminarian in the Vatican&aposs youth seminary had, in 2012, accused one of the older boys of sexually molesting his roommate.
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In 2008, when it became evident that Hillary Clinton was going to lose the party nomination to Barack Obama, Tanden went to work for him as policy director, a position she had held in the Clinton campaign.
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And, as Conor Ryan of the Sutton Trust, an education charity, notes, the government's new focus on pushing schools to join "chains" of academies is partly based on the benefits of collaboration that became evident in London.
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Mayor Pete Buttigieg has vaulted into his current position — in the top tier of candidates and credibly positioned to win the Iowa caucuses — largely on the basis of something that no doubt became evident in elementary school.
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In fairness, after its fellow Marvel shows Daredevil, Luke Cage, Iron Fist, and the superhero team-up series The Defenders were all recently canceled by Netflix, it became evident that Jessica Jones was not long for this world.
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"During the year, it became evident the stores that could fully execute the company's growth initiatives of beauty, home refresh and special sizes generated significantly higher sales, and a more vibrant in-store shopping environment," the CEO said.
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It's hard to pinpoint the moment it became evident we're in a new era of criticism, but a good candidate for that tipping point might be the 2012 controversy over the all-white principal cast of HBO's Girls.
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But later in the day at the protest tent in Kabul, other relatives tried to control the narrative and speak over Mr. Azam, as it became evident that he could be liable for forcing a child into marriage.
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That tension became evident in recent days as some candidates faced criticism for singing songs or using slogans associated with the fight for a united Ireland, reminders to some voters of the party's ties to anti-British violence.
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According to the Manchester Vet Centre, her worried owners, Paul and Michelle Grice, rushed the cat to the vet office (run by the independently-owned Willows Veterinary Group) one Saturday when it became evident that she was seriously ill.
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The last contender began with a copy of Fire and Fury covering their face, but when they started reading, it became evident that the person behind the book was none other than Trump's 2016 opponent: Democratic candidate Hilary Clinton.
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It quickly became evident that some of the peacekeepers, who had been rotating through Haiti as part of a mission started in 2004 to provide security and stability, had introduced cholera from Nepal, where the disease had been flourishing.
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Most peers I spoke to thought it would be a few weeks of rescheduling but in the course of the first week, it became evident that this was going to be a major blow industry-wide for several months.
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In 2008, in the middle of the banking crisis, it became evident that Senator McCain and the Republicans were in for a big surprise as Barack Obama's poll numbers suggested that he was on his way to the oval office.
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Just as we would with a crab cake, we dug into the Jackfruit Cakes with a fork once they were out of the oven, and it immediately became evident that all we had heard about the texture of jackfruit is true.
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It became evident that the five-week project wasn't meant to serve Kanye West's artists as much as it was meant to serve Kanye West's desire to hold the spotlight on himself for as long as he could keep it there.
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But something else became evident too: Trump lacks the ability — and perhaps even the interest — to cajole a few lawmakers into passing his agenda in the first year of his presidency, a time when presidents historically get big bills through.
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Last week, it became evident that these steps are part of a broader strategy: there will be no friendly skies for Mahan Air as long as it abets the Iranian regime's ongoing war in Syria and global sponsorship of terrorism.
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On Monday, concern that the broader tariff war could envelop parts of the economy that have so far been sheltered from the fight became evident in the shares of small companies, which fell even further than the broad S&P 500.
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The risk to American troops became evident on Tuesday, when the American military ordered Apache helicopter gunships to conduct a low-flying show of force to warn off Turkish-backed militia members who were approaching, an American military official said.
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The extent to which Russia felt newly emboldened became evident on June 19, when it responded to the American downing of a Syrian fighter jet by declaring western Syria a de facto no-fly zone for American-led coalition aircraft.
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With the discovery of CB1 and Anandamide (and the later discovery of a similar receptor, CB2), it became evident to Mechoulam and his team that the human body contained a system of receptors and compounds very similar to those found in marijuana.
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Although after a short-lived period of economic prosperity, a decline in freedom and democracy along with an increase of human rights violations became evident during his administration, the country's struggles had started long before Mr. Erdogan came to power in 85033.
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Lee got off to a rough start, failing to link up with his team mates and trying too hard to impress, but after getting to grips with the pace of the game, it quickly became evident why so much is expected of him.
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The strains within the Democratic conference first became evident in January during a three-day government shutdown, when several Senate Democrats privately questioned the aggressive tactics used to force action on an immigration bill to protect an estimated 800,000 young immigrants from deportation.
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Analysts say that partisan differences helped lay the foundation for Cape Town's sluggish response to the drought in its early stages, and made it harder for the local and national government to form a united front once the water shortage became evident.
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When it became evident that the proposal would be a nonstarter in Congress, Rubio backed away quickly, though not quickly enough that he would avoid having it used against him ever since by the immigration hard-liners who had never gone away.
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This first became evident to me in the fall of 2015 as Trump was enjoying his unlikely rise to front-runner status in the Republican primaries and I had several visits with him for a profile I was writing for the magazine.
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As he rocketed to fame in 2018 and toyed with declaring a presidential run, Mr. Avenatti maintained a cocksure public image that masked disarray that became evident in a trail of civil disputes, bankruptcy filings and alleged financial crimes going back several years.
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His new distance from fellow conservatives became evident in December when Roberts voted with liberal justices to reject a new Trump administration policy denying asylum to people who cross over the southern border between ports of entry and come into the country illegally.
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The frisson of danger dissipated, however, when it became evident that the opera, like the novel, inhabits a world of make-believe, in which the magical power of music melts the hearts of terrorists and fosters bonds of affection, even of love.
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The White House preparations for Maria were inadequate, and there was a slow deployment of troops and a failure to scale up the response when the magnitude of devastation became evident, even far short of the White House response to Katrina 12 years earlier.
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But Icahn began planning to sell that stake last year as it became evident that AIG would name Brian Duperreault, an industry veteran who would oppose demands to break up the company, as its new CEO, said a second person familiar with the matter.
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That became evident early on, when in 2003 he decided to launch a prosecution of Mikhail Khodorkovsky, once Russia's wealthiest man, after Khodorkovsky dared to break the rule that oligarchs get to make a lot of money as long as they don't challenge Putin.
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But as he began dialing world leaders on Saturday, it became evident that his explosive directive to deny entry to refugees for 120 days, while also banning US travel for all citizens of Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen, would cause problems with his allies.
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One DeSantis adviser told BuzzFeed News that it became evident that Gillum saw race as the Republican's Achilles heel, and that it would have been political malpractice for him not to use it as offense when it was clear that the attacks were getting under DeSantis' skin.
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GOSH, where Gard has been a patient since his condition became evident last October, applied for a new hearing at the high court on July 7, after the parents claimed to have new medical evidence that Hirano's experimental treatment could be more successful than previously believed.
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In June of the same year, ketamine was reclassified by the Home Office from a Class C to a Class B drug, meaning steeper sentences for those caught smuggling the drug into the UK. The strangulation of supply became evident in the government's drug seizure statistics.
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The goal of the curators of "Nekto 1917" was to strip away layers of mythology, analysis and ideology lathered onto a broad sampling of paintings done in 1917, before the terrible consequences of revolution became evident and while the future did not yet seem fatally irreversible.
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Erich Pica, president of Friends of the Earth After working my entire adult life on some aspect of climate change as an academic, a government official and then an activist, it became evident that corporate greed and politics trumped science, as tragically shown in this story.
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Over the past three years, some comparisons have been made to President Richard Nixon, who resigned in 1974 after it became evident that he concealed his role in a cover up of the 1972 break-in at the Democratic National Committee headquarters in the Watergate building.
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Park said she had remained in the residential quarters of the official Blue House residence on April 16 because no official event had been scheduled, but received reports about rescue operations before moving to the nearby situation room when the magnitude of the disaster became evident.
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She added that the danger of her situation became evident after her husband returned from a trip to Dubai in mid-September during which Chinese security officers told him about the documents, interrogated him about Ms. Abdulaheb and tried to recruit him to spy on her.
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"While the University held the chapter responsible and imposed sanctions, it became evident that the University's decision was based upon incomplete information," the fraternity said, adding it brought this to the attention of Cornell administrators, prompting the university to review its findings and issue the revised statement.
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"After it became evident that the alleged statements by a rabbi on poisoning Palestinian wells, reported by various media outlets, are baseless, President Abbas has affirmed that he didn't intend to harm Judaism or to offend Jewish people around the world," part of a statement by Abbas's office said.
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A written strategy ... and a speech A key takeaway of the new national security strategy became evident as Trump delivered a speech Monday aimed at presenting the new strategy to the country and the world: that the document may never fully translate to the President's words and actions.
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"It quickly became evident that face shields, if quickly mobilized, was something we could actually bring to the front lines," said Carl Rodrigues, the City Hall official appointed by Mayor Bill de Blasio last week to oversee a ramp-up in manufacturing in what Rodrigues called a "wartime effort."
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"After the whistleblower account came out and I started reading in much greater depth what was happening in the media, it became evident to me that Masha had been caught up in something that had nothing to do with the way she performed her duties in Kyiv," McKinley said.
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The difficulty of uniting behind common economic policy became evident last week in the dispute over the transition of eight francophone West African countries from the colonial CFA franc currency to the new 'eco', a move which polarized the 15-member Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS).
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It was during their deeply personal, unscripted remarks that it became evident that what united these two great political leaders, who disagreed about almost every other matter of public policy, was their childhood experience of coming face to face with hungry people in rural America during the Great Depression.
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But over two hours of testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee, it became evident that there was little that the inspector general, Michael E. Horowitz, could say to sway either side in their long political fight over what occurred at the F.B.I. in the run-up to the 2016 election.
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The depth of the Pentagon's commitment to hypersonic weapons became evident in 2018 when it decided to combine the Navy's CPS, the Air Force's HCSW, and the Army's AHW to advance the Conventional Prompt Global Strike Program (CPGS), which seeks to build the capability to hit targets worldwide in under 60 minutes.
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This became evident during the presidential transition, when he proved incapable of bringing the country together and then, upon his inauguration, when he immediately began offering lies and distortions about everything from the size of the crowd at the inauguration to the claim that the recent election was marred by massive voter fraud.
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But then, once I converted and the convenience became evident (it does suck having to bug deadbeat friends to remember to give you cash for concert tickets), I was faced with a new inconvenience: decoding what was the most "fun" way to leave a Ven-memo for the pal who snagged our Avengers: Infinity War seats.
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The company has been under pressure to more aggressively address the spread of misinformation, and to counter manipulation on its social network that is aimed at stirring division and discord, ever since it became evident that Russia used it to target groups of voters, sow division and spread false information in order to sway the 2016 presidential election.
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The former Juul manager, who spoke to The New York Times on the condition that his name not be used, saying he worried about facing the ire of the company, said that within months of Juul's 2015 introduction, it became evident that teenagers were either buying Juuls online or finding others who made the purchases for them.
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The concept was enthusiastically taken up by the government of Honduras several years ago but Romer dropped out of the project after his idea of a transparent and independent city became corrupted by political and business interests and it became evident that the city might not adhere to the cardinal rule of ensuring citizens' free mobility in, and out, of the zone.
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Despite its status as both a top-rated app in Apple's App Store and one of Facebook's prized acquisitions, Instagram couldn't find a path that remained true to its original mission, a fact that became evident when a new beta version of the app showed the service was experimenting with a way to share albums of photos, as opposed to a singular image.
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After Farudi's ownership group, which includes the former Jets and Chicago Bears defensive back Ray Austin, settled on Salt Lake City to host its franchise, the Wild West of the fan-vote method first became evident: The Screaming Eagles' team name came up against popular suggestions like the Stormin' Mormons and Teamy McTeamface (Sommers's choice was the Frolicking Corgis, after his dog).
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"Fitch believes developments in the U.K. make it more probable that populist or euroskeptic movements find greater support elsewhere in the EU, providing added impetus for political fragmentation and polarization trends that became evident in the aftermath of the euro zone crisis … Europe's political backdrop could have negative implications for sovereign ratings, as fiscal consolidation may drop further down the list of policy priorities," it said.
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That became evident just over a year ago, when McCain, the ailing maverick, flashed a defiant thumbs down to defeat the repeal of ObamaCare, which President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE championed as a political imperative.
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Any of the above describe the current state of play in the New York State Senate, where a raft of pending bills were set aside for a second straight day after it became evident that the ruling Republican majority could not muster the 32 votes to pass a bill — again because of the absence of a Navy-bound senator and the hairs-breadth division in chamber's membership.
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After Hurricane Sandy hit, whether you were in the dark without power, in a line to put gas in your car or stranded at home without transit service, it became evident that our waterfront is a utility on which we all depend: for the delivery of goods, access to jobs, for our enjoyment and to protect us, especially in the age of climate change.
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On Tuesday afternoon, as it became evident that no quick victory was at hand, Iraq's Joint Operations Command, a central hub for the army, federal police and militias, urged the news media to be careful: "We warn all of the mass media to be accurate with the news about the military operations for the Falluja battle, and not to be hasty in publishing information and news and to check the sources of the news before publishing them."
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