And he turned America around because of that vision and ultimately because of that leadership.
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He didn't want to make a mistake — so he skated tentatively because of that and made mistakes because of that.
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" Baier added, "We're true life partners because of that.
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" Susanna Styron: "Because of that, it's also been stigmatized.
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"Because of that, we'll see fewer jobs, " he said.
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" Of course, because of that, I loved "Blade Runner.
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Because of that, I learned how to cope with it.
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Because of that, I hold the record: the popcorn king!
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KISSEL: Because of that backlash from Congress, he stepped back.
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I was drawn to sports in general because of that.
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Because of that, he always got how important money was.
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Did you adjust the movie sort of because of that?
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And because of that, you have to be given insulin.
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Because of that, it's possible that our algorithm was biased.
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So, because of that, Japan's production also has become weak.
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You probably got in trouble because of that nasty leak?
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Because of that, in the end, he solves nothing — nothing.
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Harrison isn't into it, because of that whole gay thing.
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You never really know what to expect because of that.
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Ultimately then they can dilute their personalities because of that.
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They were able to get additional income because of that.
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"The transfer could not occur because of that," she said.
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Because of that, we just had a really subdued reaction.
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Fury Road is a powerful movie because of that hope.
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Because of that both stock and bond markets are reacting.
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And so because of that belief, we just don't ask.
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And some businesses have gone belly up because of that.
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Because of that I have an inverse side as well.
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Partly because of that, we've earned our share of criticism.
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They had a lot of problems throughout because of that.
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And it is really different in practice because of that.
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But because of that, I got 'Dancing with the Stars.
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My whole family will vote for Trump because of that.
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Because of that, they're missing out on a huge opportunity.
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Because of that, Bailey hasn't pitched in nearly a month.
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Because of that, Earth has revealed many of its secrets.
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NOW THE WHOLE DIFRENTIAL HAS CHANGED BECAUSE OF THAT CURRENCY.
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I've witnessed how friendships have fallen apart because of that.
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Because of that, I've spent my life in this work.
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Because of that, I think only the best winemakers remain.
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And the company itself is in jeopardy because of that.
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I can tell you that it's not because of that.
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Because of that, I never doubted my choice of vocation.
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Because of that, WWE seems compelled to remember Starrcade properly.
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And because of that, I've gotten poor results with wax.
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" The Friday motion said that because of that overlap, "Mr.
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I think they do like Snapchat better because of that.
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Do you feel a lot of pressure because of that?
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Because of that, lawmakers tend to tiptoe around the issue.
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I like Marriott because [of] that combination that they made.
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So, the US will be even stronger because of that.
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And because of that, almost any other transgression seems forgivable.
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You're just trying to go after him because of that.
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Because of that work, Rhode Island is on the move.
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Because of that, Uber has seen an increase Uber Eats.
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Because of that play, I was not nervous before 'Downsizing.
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I got the nickname Trinket Girl because of that bag.
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Then we'll see another huge premium increase because of that.
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So the audience did shrink, you think, because of that.
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People are going to have to move because of that.
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"You have to be pretty careful if you're saying that you're not going to fly on this airline because of that or we're not going to use this railroad because of that," said Buffett.
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"Because of that, the GOP lost my entire family," Cid says.
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It was punk—and not just because of that Clash sample.
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Life was rougher, and because of that, it was also riskier.
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My mom was saved that day because of that military policeman.
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Just asking because of that "Statue of Liberty" song you did.
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Because of that, we all had the time of our lives.
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"But they are fairly tax inefficient because of that," he says.
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Because of that, Warren argues, more narrowly "targeted" policies are required.
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Maybe I've got a higher tolerance for pain because of that.
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Because of that tape, Mr Trump's pre-debate predicament was unprecedented.
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And if he is prosecuted or impeached because of that, great.
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" Because of that, "I learned early on to focus on school.
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Because of that, true forgiveness, for me, has always remained elusive.
|
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Because of that, California and environmental groups attacked the automakers' action.
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Well, Dunst is a fan, too, precisely because of that nuttiness.
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It all has to be physical action because of that restriction.
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But because of that, I was able to do something special.
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"In fact, I think he lost his election because of that."
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Because of that, they were courted for the next two decades.
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I do feel like there's a bond there because of that.
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And because of that, the film studios are at a disadvantage.
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And we are going to stay more alert because of that.
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And because of that, it's been a huge goal for me.
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"Plants are growing and pollinating more because of that," Rosenstreich says.
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But I get all my work taken away because of that.
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Because of that, Yee imagines that the planet might resemble Pluto.
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And I think it got well received because of that choice.
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All the people whose careers got started because of that magazine.
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And I like that about it—it's different because of that.
|
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Consumers now save millions on energy bills because of that research.
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Talk about that, because you're leaving a job because of that.
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It's also not water resistant — likely because of that swappable battery.
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And sometimes it makes me the bad guy because of that.
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Think about how many people are suffering because of that mentality.
|
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Because of that error, the Ask Real Estate column was omitted.
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Just don't expect it to be much use because of that.
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And because of that, it makes it a really uncontrollable thing.
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Because of that, "al Qaeda is stronger than ever," Soufan said.
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Because of that, I felt a special kinship with the author.
|
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Because of that, they have a lot of motivation to upgrade.
|
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They didn't divorce because of that, but it was a factor.
|
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The truths of history are daunting to me because of that.
|
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It will never allow him to quit, just because of that.
|
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We've had to miss shows in the States because of that.
|
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Because of that, it felt fitting to podcast about politics again.
|
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But because of that, I'm not going to stop being myself.
|
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Because of that settlement, a judge never ruled on the claim.
|
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They think they're wonderful and, because of that, they don't learn.
|
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I can't really do any baking on weeknights because of that.
|
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We were not in a good space, mentally, because of that.
|
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My keyboard's tough to use because of that one broken key.
|
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Because of that, the exercises always seem to anger North Korea.
|
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I've always had a slight fashion envy because of that speed.
|
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I think our audience will continue to expand because of that.
|
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He said they reach for weapons like clubs because of that.
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And because of that it's very difficult to say or predict.
|
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Their friendships weren't as strong after the wedding because of that.
|
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"He's somebody that I saw suffer because of that," Sandoval said.
|
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Many Muslims are suspicious of Prevent because of that police involvement.
|
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She didn't lose to President Donald Trump because of that factor.
|
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"Because of that, our schools are now extremely underfunded," she added.
|
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Because of that, I was really motivated to try some [expletive].
|
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Jodi: No, because of that criminal trial that's about to start.
|
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Because of that openness, there are fewer limits for the barman.
|
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And I think I've always taken the football because of that.
|
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WARREN BUFFETT: I wrapped up my partnership once because of that.
|
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Because of that, he has never seen Judge in the cage.
|
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Because of that, he's not expected to complete production until October.
|
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And because of that, we get mad before we get logical.
|
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Because of that, his energy is spent in an efficient manner.
|
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Because of that, we all have to worry about measles again.
|
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And because of that fact, we shouldn't be hard on ourselves.
|
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So it looks like people might have died because of that.
|
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Payday lenders are targeted because of that APR calculation, Fulmer says.
|
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Because of that, I ended up going to the Met more.
|
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"I don't eat at my table anymore, partially because of that."
|
|
If it succeeds, it will be because of that kooky vision.
|
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"We'll see another huge premium increase because of that," Baldwin said.
|
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I'm not going to deal with Amazon anymore because of that.
|
|
And because of that, he felt as though he knew Jackson.
|
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Everybody was just on AOL because of that client-based software.
|
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And, look, I've been to 70 countries because of that job.
|
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Blockchain is particularly relevant in this case because of that term: decentralization.
|
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Because of that courage, a bullfight is a race and a show.
|
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I had to take a break for a year because of that.
|
|
Because of that, seeds of this climax were sown throughout the season.
|
|
Because of that, it's lost on a lot of members of Congress.
|
|
Because of that geo-centrism, investors likely miss lots of good ideas.
|
|
I'm going to ask you the next question because of that, okay?
|
|
Because of that, we see more opportunity than risk at these prices.
|
|
Because of that I started making really messy, thick, and abstract paintings.
|
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There's a sense of being connected in that way because of that.
|
|
"Because of that, at the direction of counsel, I cannot comment further."
|
|
To not be able to play because of that incident was heartbreaking.
|
|
Because of that, shareholders are scared and the stock price is falling.
|
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JON FORTT: And what are they buying more of because of that?
|
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TRUMP: And I don't think anybody's gonna stop trading because of that.
|
|
I watched a lot of friends get soured because of that experience.
|
|
And because of that we don't need to put tariffs on them.
|
|
A few conservative senators voted against the measure because of that provision.
|
|
Because of that one is never really in or out of treatment.
|
|
Because of that, I've always liked using Waze more as a passenger.
|
|
Because of that, Heaton included an apology in his statement to People.
|
|
But because of that, it's okay people didn't tell me about it.
|
|
And because of that, there are so many others that are better.
|
|
It was two weeks, at least, of no sleep because of that.
|
|
Maybe because of that, we get this weirdness around the Yeezus release.
|
|
I thought they should've raised rates in September because of that reason.
|
|
And then because of that, a shift in how we consume vehicles.
|
|
But don't think you're the best in the world because of that.
|
|
And there were definitely arbitrations that took place because of that agreement.
|
|
Because of that, we have been extremely curious as to how Mrs.
|
|
And because of that, he recommended Facebook, Google-parent Alphabet, and Nike.
|
|
Because of that, the oysters grow bigger, and that's what we want.
|
|
Because of that, the bond purchase did not receive top-level scrutiny.
|
|
"People think I got my TV show because of that," he said.
|
|
" She added: "We don't have to hate each other because of that.
|
|
And, because of that -- and the fact that she is his daughter!
|
|
Because of that, it's almost impossible to get food down your throat.
|
|
Because of that, Volvo has said it aims to preserve manual driving.
|
|
Because of that, Democrats were willing to make sacrifices and take risks.
|
|
Because of that maybe, at this stage, no debt crisis is erupting.
|
|
That's because of that lack of optimism about the market right now.
|
|
Because of that, there are two entrances and two private elevator landings.
|
|
"Because of that, now there's sort of a debris belt," Ceperley said.
|
|
Because of that model, Opendoor is commonly referred to as a homeflipper.
|
|
IS THERE A BIG BUBBLE IN EUROPE – IN BONDS – BECAUSE OF THAT?
|
|
"Your bank foreclosed on 545 customers because of that error," said Rep.
|
|
It's unique and because of that, foreigners often have trouble grasping it.
|
|
I think Trump's victory was only made possible because of that system.
|
|
I guess because of that, I feel safer than I previously did.
|
|
I don't think a dog could become more aggressive because of that.
|
|
Because of that experience, Wolfenstein II feels like a half-step back.
|
|
Because of that stigma, they can be more hesitant to get treatment.
|
|
Because of that, I always have the TV or the radio on.
|
|
And because of that, they're not transactional like most video game relationships.
|
|
Because of that, I never stopped believing it would all work out.
|
|
He may have bullied his way into the band because of that.
|
|
Because of that we didn't really have much discipline in that way.
|
|
Because of that we had to tell our immediate friends and family.
|
|
It is really distinctive because of that smoky flavor that it has.
|
|
We have many cases of malnutrition, especially among children, because of that.
|
|
Because of that, some argue there shouldn't be a required minimum wage.
|
|
Because of that, Peril said, they often end up back in prison.
|
|
Or more accurately, it means admiring someone precisely because of that contempt.
|
|
Because of that, his family relied on food aid to get by.
|
|
Because of that, we found a privately owned venue just under that.
|
|
Because of that, I'm less likely than others to be hurt financially.
|
|
And because of that, hopefully, the spread of this pandemic someday will.
|
|
There's a certain sweetness to it because of that, a certain innocence.
|
|
Because of that and her severe asthma, Ms. Serwaa had trouble working.
|
|
Because of that, they had a language gal almost handcuffed to me.
|
|
I'm not going to be any nicer to you because of that.
|
|
Several congregations withdrew from the church in part because of that decision.
|
|
Her recipes are all the more precious to me because of that.
|
|
Because of that old string of red chili pepper lights from Albuquerque.
|
|
Because of that, the solo is never performed the same way twice.
|
|
Because of that he was lonely, he lived in his own world.
|
|
The canals survived because of that, and so will books and bookstores.
|
|
Because of that error, the rankings of the other books were misstated.
|
|
And because of that she is, I believe, the ultimate feminist icon.
|
|
And I understand that a person won't be born because of that.
|
|
I can run with the dogs — the big dogs — because of that.
|
|
Because of that, UV's germicidal properties have been largely dismissed until now.
|
|
It can be hard to shine because of that kind of behavior.
|
|
The drag of going to the gym may be because of that.
|
|
Because of that, care benefits help improve productivity at work, she said.
|
|
Because of that experience we part of the Square Kilometre Array initiative.
|
|
And because of that, we are failing to catch every single case.
|
|
Because of that, a vocal coach started showing up at our house.
|
|
Because of that, Mr. Caughman was initially assumed to have been homeless.
|
|
He's a really apt first New Mexico poet laureate because of that.
|
|
Pallotta: I did because of that scene between Ford and Adam Driver.
|
|
Because of that, investors may not be too concerned about the lawsuits.
|
|
And because of that false report, people thought bad things were done.
|
|
And it's because of that testimony that Republicans say Sondland exonerated Trump.
|
|
Perhaps because of that levelling of circumstances, Mozart and Salieri drew closer.
|
|
Because of that, Stone has publicly attacked Bannon, calling him a "#muellerinformant".
|
|
Because of that, I felt content as I read through your comment.
|
|
TAPPER: But you're saying you can't do his job because of that.
|
|
I GUESS YOU COULD SUGGEST BECAUSE OF THAT IT LAYS GROUND WORK.
|
|
Because of that, they do not have a moat like an Amazon.
|
|
It is just a tough time in rural American because of that.
|
|
Rahmani described it as an "indefensible" case because of that overwhelming evidence.
|
|
And because of that we've opened up another investigation with outside counsel.
|
|
Because of that, Amazon will ultimately be a big payoff for taxpayers.
|
|
Set within this exhibition,"Toxic" feels vague and, because of that, toothless.
|
|
It was because of that that we're positioned where we are now.
|
|
And all of a sudden you lose a fight because of that?
|
|
In fact, I wish I hadn't picked that word because of that.
|
|
I love it so much because of that huge gem stone in it.
|
|
I haven't had to interrupt many things with my secondaries because of that.
|
|
Because of that, most people should lease a Giulia and skip the Stelvio.
|
|
Because of that history, trust levels in sweeping federal policies are understandably low.
|
|
It's slightly more toned down than my usual typical bangers because of that.
|
|
Because of that we can make out independent politics and make independent decisions.
|
|
Because of that they would put a round plastic tube around my neck.
|
|
"I'm still having problems in my mind because of that place," he said.
|
|
And I think because of that, drag is now more important than ever.
|
|
And so do I think anybody elected not to buy because of that?
|
|
Because of that, the current group show, January Blues, might intimidate beginner gallerygoers.
|
|
Ultimately, when we parted ways, it was because of that sort of difference.
|
|
Because of that, we just can't really see alcohol for what it is.
|
|
Because of that executive's good management, the value of the company stock skyrockets.
|
|
Because of that recent funding, Republicans appeared unwilling to approve addition funding today.
|
|
And because of that, I don't even think of you like a friend.
|
|
Because of that, I kinda see projects as continuations, or like another chapter.
|
|
Because of that, the interest accrued on monthly balances can quickly add up.
|
|
Because of that level playing field, Annie and I had a good run.
|
|
And got a lot of votes because of that — a lot of votes.
|
|
Joe Lewis became a revered figure during World War II because of that.
|
|
Because of that, they're willing to strike really fast and get things going.
|
|
" Because of that, Clinton said, his presidency would be "a gift to ISIS.
|
|
If you're forcing me to pick, I'd go with 24 because of that.
|
|
Revenue declined 6.7 percent to $16.4 billion, in part because of that sale.
|
|
Because of that, she could also be reckless in pursuit of a story.
|
|
I think because of that, it's an environment where toxic masculinity can flourish.
|
|
Because of that, I have to take hormone replacements to even myself out.
|
|
He would be even more proud of it because of that, I think.
|
|
Then I was asked to do a show because of that first one.
|
|
Granger was my mentor; I am who I am because of that guy.
|
|
Because of that, they are in a position to make a big impact.
|
|
Because of that confession, O'Boyle didn't have to face Starling at a trial.
|
|
And because of that, he wants a new sentencing and a new judge.
|
|
But perhaps because of that, it's not as cutting as one would hope.
|
|
Twitter was ablaze last night, and not just because of that Beyoncé performance.
|
|
"Disney" was also banned, because of that whole Winnie the Poo comparison thing.
|
|
They controlled the pace and tempo of the game really because of that.
|
|
And I think now I'm enjoying this a lot more because of that.
|
|
Because of that, Revolut broke even in December for the first time ever.
|
|
Because of that, characters created in those sub races start at level 20.
|
|
And because of that, the Council helped Wiccanism gain a little more recognition.
|
|
Because of that, many lower-income people have no insurance option at all.
|
|
" "Oh, gee, let's not make him a Supreme Court judge because of that?
|
|
"All bets are off because of that," he said on The Breakfast Club.
|
|
Because of that, I'm learning now how to be alone just with myself.
|
|
"A lot of great work is never realized because of that broken process."
|
|
Did you feel a particular responsibility to represent it accurately because of that?
|
|
Because of that, there are thousands of points of light directing toward Miku.
|
|
There are times you came close to death because of that damn clamp.
|
|
New York was forced to drop its damages claims because of that decision.
|
|
And we celebrate the highs and appreciate them more because of that journey.
|
|
Because of that packed schedule, did the recording and writing sessions feel rushed?
|
|
Did you have to make some adjustments in the studio because of that?
|
|
Because of that, everything that Oghi had believed was his no longer was.
|
|
Because of that, people forget that in the end this is about fundamentals.
|
|
Because of that, Facebook doesn't mess with democracy and say it's not accountable.
|
|
"Because of that, he's going to be a puppet president," he told CNN.
|
|
Because of that, she didn't want others to feel the way she did.
|
|
"Because of that, child care tends to be a huge expense," said Reardon.
|
|
Because of that, we operate in an environmentally responsible manner to minimize impacts.
|
|
"Because of that association, they continue to raise up their thinking," Siebold says.
|
|
Because of that alert, I took action right away to combat identity theft.
|
|
Because of that, the company is closely watched the Trump administration's trade initiatives.
|
|
Stewart went to a federal prison for five months because of that crime.
|
|
Because of that other countries are much freer to act within those boundaries.
|
|
Mainly because of that high burden, the corporate tax base has been eroded.
|
|
Because of that, there will be no criminal charges filed in the case.
|
|
"It more or less sells itself because of that unique quality," he said.
|
|
And I don't remember thinking it was a shit game because of that.
|
|
Because of that, I'm always exploring products to help me tame my tresses.
|
|
Many celebs, specifically The Bachelor contestants, have messed up because of that pratfall.
|
|
Because of that, my impression of Jamaica was as a more spiritual place.
|
|
So fans of Apollo say that computers came about because of that program.
|
|
Even if I am judged [negatively because of that], it's like, Okay, bye.
|
|
Because of that, Senate GOP leaders have drafted their own version in secret.
|
|
And because of that film, you have Awkwafina just crushing it right now.
|
|
And because of that, it emerged as a major theme for our documentary.
|
|
Because of that, every single gate is reachable within an eight-minute walk.
|
|
Because of that, she said, it is possible that some were former slaves.
|
|
" She said because of that "the proper thing to do is to resign.
|
|
Because of that, I don't judge people on either end of the spectrum.
|
|
Katherine wasn't in court, and ultimately the hearing was postponed because of that.
|
|
"We had to postpone a couple weeks because of that," Marlene Osteen said.
|
|
Because of that, the Supreme Court overturned his sentence 7-2 in 2004.
|
|
And because of that, conversely, even this gorgeous climax seems touched — even enhanced?
|
|
Everything I've written since exists in no small part because of that film.
|
|
"Obviously now we talk a lot more because of that moment," she revealed.
|
|
"A lot of my political capital was sapped because of that," he said.
|
|
The 1964 Olympics in Tokyo were held in October because of that heat.
|
|
"Because of that, now there&aposs sort of a debris belt," Ceperley said.
|
|
She, of course, rejected the offer, and because of that the treatment worsened.
|
|
"I believe the only reason they called is because of that," she said.
|
|
Did you seek him out specifically because of that part of his work?
|
|
After 85033 years in the House, I lost largely because of that vote.
|
|
"Because of that, it freed me up on the golf course," Poulter said.
|
|
BECAUSE OF THAT, WE ARE HAVING TROUBLE HISTORICALLY GROWING THE WAY WE SHOULD.
|
|
And then I'll get a bunch of followers on Instagram because of that.
|
|
" Because of that, Trump vowed that he would watch Stone's case "very closely.
|
|
Because of that, she's forecasted to lose by 523 points in our forecast.
|
|
Because of that, my creativity has become almost like a relationship to me.
|
|
And because of that there was among quite a few people a consensus.
|
|
"I really don't like doing the autograph line because of that," he said.
|
|
Because of that, cybersecurity experts call these attacks using these methods "fileless" campaigns.
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AND BECAUSE OF THAT, WE'RE GETTING RESULTS THAT WE WOULDN'T HAVE OTHERWISE SEEN.
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But what if I connect best with my body because of that pain?
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The Venezuelan people and others in this region are suffering because of that.
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Have you noticed any increased interest in what you're doing because of that?
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We took that to the Supreme Court because of that language, hold on.
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"I got to come to the U.S. because of that guy"—President Obama.
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And because of that Disney is going to give her a worthy contract.
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Our worlds have just kind of gotten bigger because of that, our vistas.
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Not just because of that, but it's an exciting part of your personality.
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And because of that, with rare exception, I've never gotten good at them.
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But weirdly enough, one time, because of that, Omarosa added me on LinkedIn.
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Because of that, we thought Coogler should have been individually recognized as well.
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"All bets are off because of that," Pusha said on The Breakfast Club.
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And now, because of that big move, none of them trust you at all.
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We see a lot of second-degree burns on foot pads because of that.
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Today we have the highest price of any full-size truck because of that.
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Because of that network effect, Plaid has grown steadily with its list of customers.
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And because of that, I just shot my second Vogue cover with Hailey Bieber.
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And it's because of that strength and certainty I hear her, I believe her.
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Because of that, Trump was able to get insanely high margins in these areas.
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Because of that Fitch rated the deal just once notch below the bank's BBB+.
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Because of that scope, it's difficult to offer consistent security updates across the board.
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Because of that, they can have open conversations about their boundaries, kinks, and desires.
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Because of that, Colas thinks they have a good chance to beat those expectations.
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And because of that, your charitable contributions are no longer tax deductible for you.
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And it was really because of that, I reflected on what's important to me.
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Snubbing them just because of that is illegal — but it happens all the time.
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But I can say there are financial repercussions that we experience because of that.
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"I'm in the public eye, and there's more scrutiny because of that," she said.
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We have to care about the means, partly because of that history I described.
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The video is one of the most special I've ever shot because of that.
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And because of that, Spendesk can charge you directly without charging your bank account.
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If these locales also have better schools, it is presumably because of that competition.
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Wait, before you click away because of that hippy-dippy description, bear with me.
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"Because of that, I found a lot of power within my insecurities," said Moretz.
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The South is a rich place to study anything because of that underpinning culture.
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Because of that alone, Mueller should have never been appointed to lead this investigation.
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And because of that, many of its original innovations are now taken for granted.
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And because of that, somehow, the music begins to sound different to my ear.
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Because of that, it's nearly impossible to pinpoint where the station will come down.
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"And because of that, they're going to be the ones that set the rules."
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Because of that, my family doctor told me to drink a lot of water.
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And because of that workload—Lilly Singh is tired, and she's taking a break.
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Because of that, they replaced a part of the roof with UV-penetrable material.
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Because of that, some pundits have taken shots at Wentz throughout the draft process.
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Still, it will be a closely listened to conference call because of that rumor.
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Because of that, we were not seeing anyone moving beyond proof of concept projects.
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Because of that, I thought I couldn't be a part of the LGBTQ community.
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Because of that, there are certainly plenty of choices available under the Dell banner.
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Because of that, these two unicorn drinks automatically target two almost completely different audiences.
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So because of that I've been all over the world in terms of news.
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Because of that, we created a Facebook group for attendees to stay in touch.
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It's because of that stigma our friends, neighbors and family will continue to die.
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And because of that, some are wondering whether President Trump will back these endeavors.
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And I think the quality of our team is just exceptional because of that.
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Because of that fact, I only raised and spent $300,000 dollars to become governor.
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But it's because of that that I know that socialism won't work in Florida.
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Because of that credible emotional dimension, Tomb Raider's action is more satisfying to watch.
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Because of that, investigators also are looking into the defendant's business dealings, Gramiccioni said.
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Because of that error, the Ask Real Estate column was omitted in those editions.
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And, because of that, the existence of forensic evidence in children's cases is rare.
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" Because of that, Hart said, "I'm glad they're not doing a reboot of Sabrina.
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Because of that, the lungs, or part of the lungs, will not function properly.
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More than 50,000 Haitians are still living in shelters because of that natural disaster.
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Because of that, she has built up a reservoir of good will among Berniecrats.
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I think he got off to a slow start probably because of that surgery.
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Because of that, I leave the house to work at least once a week.
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Which is weird, because of that whole broadscale-meddling-in-our-election thing. 216.
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Because of that, investing in InCountry was "an easy decision for us," she said.
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We have shown strength as the people, and because of that, there is hope.
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And because of that, the program has been dying a slow death for years.
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I think because of that I don't think there's going to be that outflow.
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It's someone that is maybe an LGBT community that is fired because of that.
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If the tone is different this time around, it is because of that sweep.
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Because of that British investigators haven't been able to access what Masood was saying.
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And it's probably because of that, that it's been sampled a staggering 77 times.
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Because of that error, the article misstated the timing of her last tournament victory.
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I had already ordered twice that week and called after because of that bug.
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Because of that, I didn't really have any plans besides making a new album.
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Because of that, Clinton's claim that she won the debate is much more credible.
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Because of that, it's like we're just making it up as we go along.
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Billy Corgan seems to hold a grudge against you guys because of that song.
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Shane's story is the most devastatingly relatable one in Stardew Valley because of that.
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Perhaps because of that success and goodwill, many have decided to victim blame Heard.
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I don't know why that is but I've seen failures happen because of that.
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Because of that, she said she doesn't know whether global warming is human-caused.
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So you can see, directly or indirectly, people were killed because of that film.
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And because of that uncanny confluence, deGrom's season may be near impossible to reproduce.
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Because of that, I've argued that slavery didn't end in 1865; it just evolved.
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"We had so many actors who were interested because of that," Mr. Moore said.
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But maybe they don't want to do that in VR because of that. Right?
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And because of that need, some landlords refused to reduce the prices of apartments.
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Because of that show, I moved to New York, and, quite accidentally, to Williamsburg.
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Because of that extension, the British will vote for members of the European Parliament.
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And because of that, it fundamentally alters the definition of a full-pay family.
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Because of that error, the premise of a quote by Fyodor Urnov was incorrect.
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And because of that meer fact, it seems like everyone looks past the issue.
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And because of that, at no point did Tehran look for an off-ramp.
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The central health authorities at that time were misinformed because of that upward accountability.
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And because of that, so has the pay gap between new and existing hires.
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There's a lot of optimism and energy in the younger generation because of that.
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How do I — like actually, how do I care for myself because of that?
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Because of that, I realize I don't have much advice to give to you.
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So now I'm fairly certain that I am being blackballed because of that incident.
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"I didn't go to four weddings in my family because of that," she said.
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Yet my world is so much bigger because of that tiny piece of lettuce.
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He definitely should be disqualified from this election process just because of that tape.
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Any damaging comments she might make on Tuesday carry more weight because of that.
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"I even pretty much wound up in the hospital because of that," Worthen said.
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There's going to be a lot of missed quarters here because of that accident.
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I didn't love it and, because of that, raised hell for my higher-ups.
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Because of that slip, the judge ruled her not credible, and denied her asylum.
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AND SO IF THE DOLLAR IS ADJUSTING BECAUSE OF THAT, I THINK IT'S FINE.
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And because of that, she's now a Senior Cloud Solutions Sales Executive at Vonage.
|
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He explained that the home construction company has become despised because of that belief.
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Because of that chaos, it might have benefited from an indexed cast of characters.
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And because of that, Billy is the only Ranger you end up caring about.
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Because of that limited competition, those firms are able to set wages artificially lower.
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That's a business thing, 'cause they're now in a disastrous mess because of that.
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So because of that, I would keep any problems relating to my studies to myself.
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"We got burnt a few times this year because of that," linebacker Martrell Spaight said.
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I think a lot of innovation has occurred, probably, because of that, but who knows?
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I'm really grateful for film festivals because of that, as the movie theater experience changes.
|
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And because of that, you will try to find any possible excuse to sleep in.
|
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Because of that, we had fairly high hopes going into this week's Saturday Night Live.
|
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On Sunday investors dumped shares in petrochemical and other industrial sectors because of that worry.
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Because of that, she's been very tired and even weaker than she would have been.
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I was able to save up money for a down payment because of that wealth.
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I believe education could change all this shit, and because of that, I love teaching.
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Because of that holiday connotation, there's always been very positive feelings associated with this product.
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MC: And not only that, but this election can be called illegitimate because of that.
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Because of that, Bob Marley's last albums contained powerful messages over his most saccharine music.
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It's absurd — I've been wearing the brand for many, many, many years because of that.
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"We're losing a lot of organs because of that time and distance limitation," Hassanein said.
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Because of that, I make it a point to get the latest and greatest technology.
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And it's only because of that that I think the story has gotten the attention.
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I think people get that, and are really passionate about the show because of that.
|
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Because of that, people get to make the decisions for themselves, which is really beautiful.
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"There are definitely a lot more eyes on you because of that," Baldwin told us.
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Because of that we're strict, difficult, when we go looking for them in the streets.
|
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Because of that, he thinks the probe into the new emails sends a strong message.
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Because of that, I was able to place this employee at one of my clients!
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In some areas, it has become quite hard to find an apartment because of that.
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And I think because of that I later learned that I work better with limitations.
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Because of that it frees up his first serve and he can go for more.
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In the end and because of that, people will talk about us and share us.
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Because of that, they've started looking for ways to establish other relationships with their viewers.
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If you vote(d) for him, you do so because of that or despite that.
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The town exists because of that silt, and yet will eventually be destroyed by it.
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Because of that, I always thought he'd be the one at the end of this.
|
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But I don't know anyone who refuses to drive a car because of that possibility.
|
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Because of that, retirement accounts should be divided on their after-tax value, Levine said.
|
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"It was because of that bottle of wine that we're still around today," Montaniel says.
|
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Because of that shift, Garrigan experienced the recent 20th anniversary of Columbine a little differently.
|
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Because of that, the popularity of Joe Biden memes has been surging across the Internet.
|
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So, because of that, we are all forced to learn more and more about governing.
|
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But we might not ever be able to identify this person because of that description.
|
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"It's because of that as well that I wanted to do the film," Bouchareb said.
|
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Because of that injury, I started focusing my energy more on photographing out there instead.
|
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It was just a no-brainer for me with The Voice because of that alone.
|
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Many investors fear a recession is around the corner because of that inverted yield curve.
|
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Kucinich said because of that experience, he doesn't dismiss Trump's claim that he was bugged.
|
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I felt embarrassed, and it was hard for me to make friends because of that.
|
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And because of that connection, every milk-drinking culture has milk symbology of some kind.
|
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It's only because of that other show that we know this world is irrevocably broken.
|
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It'd be hard to do anything more, because of that debt burden that we have.
|
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"The reason I'm sitting here now is because of that V.C. model," he told me.
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WE'RE GOING TO DO THE RIGHT THING TO BE A BETTER COMPANY BECAUSE OF THAT.
|
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Because of that, it would be even longer before he could get around by himself.
|
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We were close to being in Formula One but that didn't happen because of that.
|
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"You can't deface an artist or a movie because of that one scene," he said.
|
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So, there is no tradition of owning breweries, of owning bars, because of that discrimination.
|
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Because of that, the Postal Service cannot remove the "statutory price ceiling" on those shipments.
|
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SO THAT MEANS EVERYBODY'S AFTER TAX INCOME GOES UP IN THIS COUNTRY BECAUSE OF THAT.
|
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So, in turn, the players are becoming a little bit more skilled because of that.
|
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Because of that reporting, he stopped using that phone, and the country lost valuable intelligence.
|
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And because of that, we the viewers could understand how this unnatural love could occur.
|
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This product —Huda Kattan: Yeah, I feel like I drive everyone crazy because of that.
|
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Because of that, I find myself thinking about making another move in the near future.
|
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And I don't want to put it (the grenade shirt) on anymore because of that.
|
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Because of that vote, 20 million people got health insurance who didn't have it before.
|
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"It would have been a disaster if somebody went down because of that," he said.
|
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Because of that gap, it was really just a question of time until something happened.
|
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Because of that, most insurance carriers have no way of getting to a younger generation.
|
|
Because of that transition, we were all thinking about how music was becoming more ephemeral.
|
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I want to touch on that, because Clinton eventually got impeached because of that lie.
|
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And I just started incorporating electric guitar into my solo set because of that song.
|
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I recorded an entire project in Arabic after, mostly because of that guy in Beirut.
|
|
The appeals court ruled unanimously that, because of that loophole, the defendant couldn't be prosecuted.
|
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I lost a deal because of that and I wasn't able to sell the beer.
|
|
Because of that, puttonyo wines have a dark honey color and an extraordinarily rich taste.
|
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Because of that, he is reacting as he often does and has his entire career.
|
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Because of that reporting, he stopped using that phone and the country lost valuable intelligence.
|
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Because of that, Waititi sometimes had to direct on set dressed in his Hitler costume.
|
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Because of that, how do you see yourself as part of a broader American landscape?
|
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Because of that, people's needs now might not be reflected in information from back then.
|
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Because of that relatively low bar for functional success, they offer an opportunity for experimentation.
|
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Because of that, President Trump said early this year that he would abandon the pact.
|
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"A large portion of the growth came because of that transfer of trust," he said.
|
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In a nice flow between the pop culture and the high culture because of that.
|
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Because of that purported constitutional defect, the court held, the entire law had to fall.
|
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No. It's practically illegal, but I wouldn't say that it's because of that specific reason.
|
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It's because of that consonant-vowel alternating pattern, which makes filling a puzzle much easier.
|
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Partly because of that slow response, nearly 1 million people die of AIDS each year.
|
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Because of that, students feared him and mostly stayed away from him, the student said.
|
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Because of that, past managers have often opted to use players there out of position.
|
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"The fight broke out because of that blow," Slaboda told the Govorit Moskva radio station.
|
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Because of that experience, I believe that voting is a problem best solved without computers.
|
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Because of that, I'd like to delay my start date at [new company] until [date].
|
|
Because of that — and the turntable's hefty price tag — it landed lower on our list.
|
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Precisely because of that, though, Mr. Abloh may not be the Lagerfeld heir we want.
|
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Because of that, the U.S. will maintain tariffs on $360 billion worth of Chinese goods.
|
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Because of that, every time Trump behaves normally it's seen as a kind of triumph.
|
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"Companies like Apple, they're only going to see slowed growth because of that," Kaur said.
|
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He speaks his mind and because of that, he's not going to lie to you.
|
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And because of that worldview, Nixon believed anything was justifiable under the banner of winning.
|
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Once it got going, it was bound to gain momentum simply because of that size.
|
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Mr. Sheeran's success on the chart did not become possible only because of that change.
|
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Because of that reliance, she said the auto industry would stop producing vehicles relatively quickly.
|
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And because of that, workers with limited skills could find better opportunities by moving there.
|
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Because of that felony conviction, A-Hady was no longer allowed to own any firearms.
|
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Many activists say they became involved in the civil rights movement because of that image.
|
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I'm in the process of learning Spanish right now because of that and it's hard.
|
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And quite frankly, people don't trust this president as commander in chief because of that.
|
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And because of that, we get to project onto him all of these incredible qualities.
|
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And I might have to wait a month for the next ship because of that.
|
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I think I was drawn to it because of that meeting at the gift shop.
|
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My grandmother, my mom is not getting, my son isn't getting medicine because of that.
|
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Lucha Volánica's owner Jose Gómez says because of that, putting on events is prohibitively expensive.
|
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I didn't vote for him because of that but I hope that he comes through.
|
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But it's because of that, because these parties were happening in the midst of violence.
|
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Because of that, it can be hard to find the service that's perfect for your needs.
|
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Some may say that classical music is outdated and because of that, young people aren't interested.
|
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"We're not going to change our policies because of that," he said in a phone interview.
|
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E3 is all about generating hype for things, and because of that, it's an emotional time.
|
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Because of that, it's not nice to manipulate us into hawking your sugar-coated French fries.
|
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Because of that, you can edit or duplicate nearly any asset in the entire existing game.
|
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It's high traffic season at the gym — and not just because of that whole "resolutions" thing.
|
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Did you have to make any changes in your style of film-making because of that?
|
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Because of that, he issued an instruction that the ferry was not allowed to take passengers.
|
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He said because of that, retailing job losses could worsen any recession, no matter its causes.
|
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Perhaps because of that, some were either oblivious or indifferent about Harvey's additional refusal this week.
|
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Throwing chicken into the mash might seem controversial, but we didn't do it because of that.
|
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So people come to us and we get a larger share of wallet because of that.
|
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Because of that, one analyst predicted, European and Asian companies will divvy up the Iranian market.
|
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"Partly because of that, we started talking about returning to 'Lady in the Van,'" he said.
|
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Because of that, the company had to restructure the center core to handle the new loads.
|
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And because of that solitude, and that roughness but also coziness, it felt like another time.
|
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Because of that, an anti-feminist, anti-autonomy, and anti-choice law remains on the books.
|
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Because of that, she has only worked sporadically and has received paychecks as low as $1.
|
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Yes, because of that sex scene, but also because, what would Lyn wear to a funeral?
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DAVID LIMP: You know, I don't think that they're necessarily buying more yet because of that.
|
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He said he understood that YouTube didn't want him in it because of that year's controversies.
|
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That&aposs why we are seeing this blue wave turned into a trickle because of that.
|
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It's so starkly written, and because of that you're able to fill it with so much.
|
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Because of that guarantee, you have less flexibility in regard to your monthly or annual premium.
|
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And because of that, it's important to make sure to use a lubricant that's latex-friendly.
|
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I know Jaden identifies with that, and I know I identify with Jaden because of that.
|
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And because of that, I think the jury had questions that amounted to a reasonable doubt.
|
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Because of that, we allow nudity and suggestive imagery, as long as it is marked NSFW.
|
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And because of that error, the chart misidentified the candidate leading an average of the polls.
|
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They're learners, builders and team players, and because of that, their career tends to keep soaring.
|
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Because of that, they have serious concerns about Facebook's entrance into the largely unregulated cryptocurrency market.
|
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" Because of that, the actress, 42, says, "I'm glad they're not doing a reboot of Sabrina.
|
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Partly because of that delay, other astronomers were unable to distinguish between possibilities mundane and spectacular.
|
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Because of that experience, antitrust concerns are always in his mind when making investments, he said.
|
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" Because of that foundation, said Becker, the Iowa state director, "what we've built is growing exponentially.
|
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Because of that dynamic, winning is not always the most effective way to bring in revenue.
|
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And because of that, the speculation has already started about what his next move will be.
|
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And so because of that, I think something good is going to come out of it.
|
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"Because of that, I always had a curiosity about vision and how eyes work," she said.
|
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"And of course, in the past, people were killed and murdered because of that," he said.
|
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Because of that defensiveness, it's sometimes hard to break through and make serious connection and change.
|
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But it's scary on the inside, too, because of that fear that you'll get kicked out.
|
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Because of that we are moving faster and with greater confidence than a few months ago.
|
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All of these performers understand every word they're saying, and because of that, so do we.
|
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I like housing very much, but we're using Lennar right now because of that fabulous acquisition.
|
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It only has legitimacy because of that political agreement and by the signature of our team.
|
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Because of that, health-care reform looked dead for Republicans for the rest of the year.
|
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Because of that, she wrote, they're more likely to say no to pleasure-less sexual experiences.
|
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Because of that, they often struggle to find a doctor who will take their symptoms seriously.
|
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Because of that, the two individuals are being treated by law enforcement as unmarried, she said.
|
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Maybe it's because of that nephew's wedding, or maybe it's because of distractions from other projects.
|
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If our friendship went south because of that then it wasn't a very solid friendship anyway.
|
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All because of that small step on the lunar surface just under half a century ago.
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And that's where we will begin to participate in that, because of that backbone network upgrade.
|
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Because of that single vote, the House is now split 50-50 between Republicans and Democrats.
|
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The Mexican Grand Prix was removed from the calendar the following year because of that chaos.
|
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Hilferty said the company is increasing its advertising this year in part because of that confusion.
|
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And I feel like because of that, we use intuition, but there's also data there, too.
|
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Because of that bridge, the invasion of Nazi Germany over the lower Rhine could not proceed.
|
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And because of that, it said, his family couldn't sue the agent for violating his rights.
|
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Because of that, Seamon is open about who she is, both with me and her followers.
|
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Because of that potential, education has been a crucial part of citizen scientist projects like Tunnell's.
|
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Now, priests say, the Church's leadership is more fragmented and, because of that, carries less clout.
|
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And because of that, upsets or not, people will use any excuse to discount women's sports.
|
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Hannah appreciated that he was honest, and he got the date rose because of that honesty.
|
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Because of that, he said, he wouldn't release his returns until whenever the audit was finished.
|
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"And I don't believe in any of that and now I do because of that moment."
|
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It's about the way people live behind color — great performers we never knew because of that.
|
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Some cyber security experts said the actions are unlikely to have an impact because of that.
|
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He's one of Kenya's top athletes and because of that the pressure's even worse for him.
|
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Because of that, I put in the effort to screen tenants before even taking an application.
|
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Because of that training, the rabbi was the first person to call the police on Saturday.
|
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A lot of people woke up to the reality of sex inequality because of that election.
|
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Because of that and Carolina's reputation, what was numerically a blowout felt a little more tenuous.
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Because of that, some of the stuff with Michonne in the comics was given to Carol.
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Kenya thinks NeNe went too far, and because of that ... there's no going back between them.
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Because of that, you know that when something has stayed with you, it's probably worth remembering.
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Because of that, infections are going to continue within families, but broader spread can be curtailed.
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Because of that (and the potential legal liability), use of asbestos declined in the United States.
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And I don't believe in any of that and now I do because of that moment.
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Because of that, we have observed a category of 'declared candidate' versus an 'officially filed candidate.
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Because of that, he said the new community may not be the best fit for everyone.
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"Because of that monetary policy, millions of jobs were created throughout the euro area," she said.
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Partly because of that lapse, the country today needs a robust fourth estate more than ever.
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Because of that, you should not have too much of your investments tied up in cryptocurrencies.
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Because of that, the latest escalation of tensions might seem to play into Mr. Abe's hands.
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Because of that, I got excited to get better, so I started going back a lot.
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Wong was kicked out of the program because of that threat, one of the sources said.
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Because of that, I want to be more aware of when I respond to certain things.
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Because of that, he said, one of the boys is detained in Virginia, headed for deportation.
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Because of that, the government argued that the committee was improperly trying to influence Congressional races.
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"Because of that experience, I could be relieved and I could be very stable," he said.
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Because of that, COBRA will only cover 20% of the bill in many cases, Votava said.
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Because of that, the entire chapter will take responsibility for the damage done to the community.
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" Because of that pressure, she said, "I submitted to him my resignation from the United Nations.
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Because of that feeling, she asked a friend to stay with her during Sunday's open house.
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This electric dune buggy makes the list because of that bright green and beach-ready look.
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Because of that flexibility, you don't have to load up on multiple cameras for one space.
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Because of that, I always make sure I am the best-briefed person in the room.
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Technological change is the stuff of the moment, but because of that, it always ages fast.
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Because sometimes, what is considered 'bad' can become 'good' purely because of that, and vice versa.
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Because of that feeling, she asked a friend to stay with her during Sunday's open house.
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"Because of that, there are entire bodies of law that would be applicable here," she said.
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But to say just because of that it's a historical monument, I just think it's nonsensical.
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Because of that self-loathing, things that are campy are arch and ironic about their campiness.
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Because of that ... Del Rio thinks it won't be smooth sailing with the Raiders, telling NFL.
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And because of that, I'd had the benefit of hearing the tip: Stay for the encores.
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"Because of that bill, we had a 25-year low in crime, a 33-year low in the murder rate — and listen to this — because of that and the background check law, a 46-year low in the deaths of people of gun violence," he said.
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" He added: "So from a short (selling) perspective, this is a target-rich environment because of that.
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If the movie sticks around in our cultural imagination, it'll be in part because of that sequence.
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Because of that, they analyzed 20 studies to identify any association between the foods and breast cancer.
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And because of that, it's so important to look outside and bring fresh thoughts and input home.
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Because of that, they found a small, benign tumor that will get treated at an early stage.
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And there may be situations where some of the ridesharing services decide not partner because of that.
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And because of that, Sanders supporters have directed a fair amount of ire at the whole institution.
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That's important, because of that number, nearly 750,000 would have been eligible for a federal Pell Grant.
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And like each of those things, it looks weird and quirky and cool because of that hole.
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It had limited trunk space because of that odd engine/motor/battery layout — and it cost $155,000.
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Because of that, the unemployment rate is much higher for Americans with records than for those without.
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He was not a big talker, but he had a presence that was stronger because of that.
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Seattle coach Brian Schmetzer said because of that history, the Sounders won't be looking past the Rapids.
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Because of that situation then, it only created a world that's even more like it was then.
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Plex also wants to target cord cutters because of that market's potential for growth, the company says.
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" She got an invaluable learning experience: "Because of that, I got to always sit in on dailies.
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Because of that, the cost of reconciliation, both financial and emotional, is bound to be far higher.
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Because of that pain, it's difficult to encourage anyone to look up at the stars and hope.
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"My dad started abusing alcohol and because of that, unfortunately, he was a violent man," she says.
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Because of that, there wasn't much in the way of news — but there were lots of trailers.
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But drawing on the Surface Studio is a much more immersive experience because of that huge display.
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Because of that, he says there is a certain kind of person that makes the group excel.
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And because of that, you are fearless with yourself and with others—or at least I was.
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Because of that, McGrath said he's been avoiding the earpieces for years, and subsequently damaging his hearing.
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"The world isn't expanding, so we're going to go vertical simply because of that need," he added.
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And because of that, Stiven Lopez-Bender now faces the prospect of five years in federal prison.
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Humans really shouldn't be drinking cow milk, and I just like almond milk better because of that.
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We're able to contribute to our workplaces and our economic security of our community because of that.
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BTIG has a sell rating on Square because of that potential exposure to credit markets, he said.
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" Because of that, someone like Melania Trump cannot win a defamation claim unless she proves "actual malice.
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There is a little bit of always being around, and I become less productive because of that.
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Because of that, she voted for the Iraq War, which she calls one of her biggest mistakes.
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So, because of that, I think you could be in the early stages of WDC coming back.
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Because of that, he said he felt a little like an outsider while working on the movie.
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That was said, and we said that, but I'm sure no one was convinced because of that.
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The woman's surgery was postponed after the contacts were removed because of that increased risk, Morjaria said.
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Because of that, the effects of nudging cigarette smokers into vaping would be dramatic and life-saving.
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I think a big part of the reason why we've been so successful is because of that.
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Because of that, their consumption habits are drastically different than even their closest generational cohort, the millennial.
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There' s just a lot of us, and ... because of that we have a camaraderie, a sisterhood.
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If you're stabbing anyone, you have a good chance of transferring your DNA because of that force.
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Because of that, traditional lenders are finally feeling pressure to use technology to improve their own processes.
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And I was stuck with cards in my hand I couldn't play because of that velvet choker.
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"I think Dr. Ford's story and account has been understandably politicized because of that failure," Couric said.
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Schatz added that was "convinced" that Republicans are "hiding something" and will oppose Kavanaugh because of that.
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Because of that, the LWCF is a leading example of smart and effective use of federal dollars.
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Plus, because of that first blot on my record, I never felt I could raise my rates.
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People began to say and believe that Kael had no relationship to feminism because of that silence.
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" He paused, and added, "You know, I haven't brought my mother up here yet, because of that.
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Libya was the tournament's original host, but the event was moved because of that country's civil conflict.
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" Then he added sarcastically, "Oh, gee, let's not make him a Supreme Court judge because of that.
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And because of that fundamental failure in the system, among other factors, five innocent people are dead.
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Perhaps because of that, immigration became a top priority early in his presidency to satisfy his voters.
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He was paired with the strong-armed catcher Rene Rivera during the season because of that issue.
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Because of that, I don't let anyone treat me even a fraction of how he treated me.
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Because of that, some are reading the song as a confession of the many allegations against him.
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And I just meet this cat who might be hungry and I can die because of that.
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And because of that, it's also easy to see why this story would appeal to GOP voters.
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But because of that, they have more cultural power than almost any comedy without a laugh track.
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I'm way too much "in my head," and because of that, I haven't been feeling 100 percent.
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So the capacity of the audience [to suspend disbelief] has taken a little hit because of that.
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I can never smell, and my hearing is pretty diminished most of the time because of that.
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The mandem have been able to break down barriers and because of that become internationally known themselves.
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Because of that, we can say that we can form our policies independently and make decisions independently.
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"There is an opportunity for very compelling returns because of that kind of valuation arbitrage," he said.
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Because of that, Dell can employ thousands of highly paid engineers and salespeople in the United States.
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Because of that, perhaps no single chemical is better positioned to take advantage of the Kigali agreement.
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Because of that, it's difficult not to unintentionally collect information from or about US citizens and residents.
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Because of that consistency, Mr. Raja said, travelers "can be on autopilot" while going through the airport.
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So, they got frustrated and they tried to cross the river and they died because of that.
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Because of that, Ms. Silbaugh said, federal authorities have allowed Schoharie County first access to the evidence.
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"I think the world of marketing and money in football was changed because of that," he said.
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Partly because of that, the PAC largely steers clear of supporting North Carolina candidates for the House.
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She is a survivor, and perhaps because of that she endures more than her share of suffering.
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The C.D.C. and many other experts don't support the use of the term because of that confusion.
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"Tensions are high now, but because of that, peace is all the more needed," Mr. Moon said.
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Because of that and other factors, there are now simply fewer women to marry and bear children.
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Because of that, I was able to photograph notables like Picasso, Simone de Beauvoir and Marc Chagall.
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In part because of that, Schaefer-Charlton transitioned to online classes at the beginning of ninth grade.
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Because of that, the governments of the United States and China consider quantum computing a national priority.
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I think what you feel is because of that struggle, because of the principle she's rooting for.
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Because of that, audiences are heading to the multiplex to see what all the fuss is about.
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Because of that, there are certain Christmas traditions that I gladly spend money on year after year.
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And because of that, there's no government involvement, no central authority and no FDIC insurance, Jenkin said.
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Because of that investigation, Mr. Cohen's lawyer dropped both lawsuits in a sudden move on Wednesday night.
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Because of that, several presidential candidates have rolled out proposals to address this burden on American families.
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And more than that, James is different, in part because of that backlash from nine years ago.
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Because of that fight and many others, the Garden is still known as the Mecca of Boxing.
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Because of that I really wanted as much of the rest of the world to be built.
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Those rates, McPeak said, are 14 percent higher than they otherwise would be because of that assumption.
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But because of that, I always make sure I am the best-briefed person in the room.
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Because of that, she never went through the process of getting her son a United States passport.
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Because of that, there is also around 40 or 50 NATO US nuclear weapons housed in Turkey.
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"I know I have a lot of followers in New York" because of that play, he said.
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And because of that margin pressure, we-- we were not able to invest in those local brands.
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Because of that, it's too soon to know if direct evidence exists linking the two plane crashes.
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"Start with elements that you may be afraid of because of that atavistic, primitive danger," Robbins says.
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Because of that, a second part of Singer's scheme was to bribe college coaches and athletics officials.
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And because of that, there's "very little chance" we will see money removed from politics, Carter said.
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Perhaps because of that, the woods inspire an almost reverential fear in Japan and, increasingly, beyond it.
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I talk to people, and I think I have a greater understanding of America because of that.
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And instead we're getting railroaded, and I'm afraid we're going to be hurting kids because of that.
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Because of that we were unable to immediately share the details of the complaint with this committee.
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Were you going to part ways with him anyway, or was it because of that one incident?
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Because of that we can say that we can make our independent policies and make independent decisions.
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Your psychic abilities are boosted, but, because of that, people's vibes will be especially annoying to you.
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Because of that, Oliver points to one researcher who gathered information on police shootings via Google alerts.
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Still, there are really great and amazing companies coming out of that, but not because of that.
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And because of that, it's to our mutual benefit for America and Russia to no longer be enemies.
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And because of that, she's really the only artist in the game who has literally tried anything once.
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And because of that you see the viewpoint of your friends and things can amplify in that respect.
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I never saw a single case where somebody actually was acquitted because of the -- because of that dynamic.
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Because of that I had this fondness for being in clubs, especially when they're empty, before everything's happening.
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If nothing else, the stock may trade at a discount because of that risk, a source told CNBC.
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And because of that, my shameless douchebaggery is now available on the internet until the end of time.
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I think because of that, it feels like there's way more music being written and available to people.
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Because of that, "a sentencing rule permissible for adults may not be so for children," the court said.
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"We thought at first that they would not want to go because of that traumatic experience," he said.
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Because of that, media companies need to weigh the risk versus reward of playing defense and playing offense.
|
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Because of that extra effort, we usually prefer to purchase our milkshakes pre-made and ready to sip.
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Because of that, Morgan Stanley economists are forecasting that GDP will slow to 1.1% in the second quarter.
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And yes, because of that status, he has less introducing (or reintroducing) of himself to do to voters.
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And because of that and the fact that I kept the goods to myself, nobody noticed my habit.
|
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And because of that, it might be easier for people to say something without thinking of the consequences.
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It's because of that hard work and resilience, that Yahoo will realize amazing opportunities in its next chapter.
|
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Because of that, it was believed that the snow actually turned to gas before even reaching the ground.
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Early users of all social media joined because of that original promise of fame, fun, riches, and relationships.
|
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O'Brien had been expected to address concerns about the internal process at the NSC because of that call.
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Because of that, there were a few times he ate something that he didn't think was quite right.
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I look at life through a different lens, and because of that, I live it a different way.
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Seeing Bran again, confined to a wheelchair because of that fall, Jamie looks decidedly guilty and horror-struck.
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"If I have any dead brain cells it's because of that," she told Refinery29 of the recording experience.
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"I think Obamacare is over because of that," Trump said of the provision before signing the law Friday.
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Because of that, the commission wants loot boxes to be banned in Belgium and the rest of Europe.
|
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Because of that, these entrepreneurs are getting away with the same reasoning that's been applied to dating apps.
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In fact, it was only because of that surprise success that is was localized in the first place.
|
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Because of that fluctuation, it's hard to say exactly how much it grows per day or per second.
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So because of that, we might feel like these people got their comeuppance for falling for the scam.
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What if you're not white and a piece of software predicts you'll commit a crime because of that?
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"I guess in a way she is who she is because of that platform, and so am I."
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People are no longer picking up the phone when it rings because of that enormous erosion of trust.
|
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Because of that, we're not so sure that this cake came from the Kar-Jen's go-to confectionery.
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Because of that, they don't view either the Green New Deal or "Medicare for all" favorably or unfavorably.
|
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Because of that, it seems that some fans are more annoyed than excited about having been totally teased.
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And I am now pre-diabetic because of that… dying from diabetes is a terrible way to go.
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Because of that, Munster doesn't expect the new design leads to mark a shift from the status quo.
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I grew up in a very strict and religious setting, so I didn't have sex because of that.
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"Because of that, it's a wildly different key going into the lock," Raber said in a phone interview.
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The first few hours with the new home button were the worst, precisely because of that unnatural feeling.
|
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Alas, we won't be seeing a public response from the Biebs because of that whole deleted-Instagram thing.
|
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Because of that, both Stokes and Vinson agreed that there's something to be learned from her work ethic.
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I'm pretty sure it's because of that Friends episode where Monica gets stung and Joey pees on her.
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The C-130 aircraft flies out of Boise, Idaho, because of that city&aposs proximity to multiple fires.
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You see consumer and business confidence skyrocket and now it's coming down a little bit, because of that.
|
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Because of that, Icke and Macmillan didn't change the play to make their production more expressly about Trump.
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And because of that, Far Cry 5 itself will always be more of a curiosity than a destination.
|
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Because of that, Democratic leaders believe McConnell's ambition to take up all the spending bills may be doable.
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Our goal was to reach 10,000 kids, but we quickly reached more than 50,000 because of that support.
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Because of that, it now only takes a majority vote of senators to confirm a Supreme Court justice.
|
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"And in part because of that past, it now has the possibility of a bright future," he said.
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Me and a rapper—I can't say his name—got off to a bad start because of that.
|
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He's not afraid to put himself out there, and because of that he makes mistakes and magic constantly.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions advised Trump's campaign and, because of that, recused himself from the investigation in March.
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And because of that was another factor in my advising the Ukrainians then don't put it in now.
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They were wrong — and because of that, highly trained pilots and sophisticated fighter jets were not meeting expectations.
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And because of that public shaming, a father might not get to walk his daughter down the aisle.
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Because of that, Cosby's defense attorneys took an aggressive stance toward Constand and attacked her in harsh terms.
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Like in the case of Three Mile Island, very little radiation escaped because of that massive containment structure.
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Because of that, many people rely on the savings in these accounts to help fund their retirement expenses.
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That's made the game evolve, and because of that, the athletes have had to physically evolve with it.
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So, gardening without gloves are things that we tell pregnant women to avoid because of that particular infection.
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Is DiGiorno going all in on PJ's because of that lifted tweet back in the summer of 2016?
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Because of that, we needed to put in an extra $7,500 at closing to cover any potential repairs.
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The study released Thursday was possible because of that lawsuit and the data it made public, Howard said.
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And because of that, "It's going to be a lot easier for people to challenge funding," he said.
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Also, pink is often found in girls' bedrooms, and because of that some consider it a sissy color.
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Or Penny, Callie's girlfriend, could be the one to get the axe because of that whole custody battle.
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Because of that, Romancing SaGa's innovations didn't make their way into the gaming landscape as they should have.
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It would not be smart to show off that you're progressive, because of that, someone might get executed.
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CNBC: Do you need more of a high-touch, constant-touch sales and communication process because of that?
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Because of that, a number of major events have been canceled or postponed in the past few days.
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Everybody is saying Deontay is going to win because of that amazing reach, but you can't discount Ortiz.
|
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I read 'The World Is Flat' and because of that I changed my job, I changed my career.
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Incredibly, for a third straight year they do not have their top pick because of that Garnett deal.
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I have gone my own way, because of that early impression that it is right to do so.
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Because of that confluence of factors, the Mets (77-63) went 14-18 in deGrom's starts this season.
|
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And because of that box, all these years later, the fight over who rightfully owns the race endures.
|
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And so because of that major diversity issue in philanthropy, resources are not going to communities of color.
|
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"Can't Stop" is a good place to start, and not just because of that strange, spare, insistent riff.
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Because of that, it was critical, as far as The Times saw it, to reproduce the documents themselves.
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And perhaps because of that dissonance, the text, alarmingly, could be funny at times, even while profoundly unsettling.
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And because of that, maybe, just maybe, Hekker does his job better than anyone else in the league.
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Because of that, the ocean has been warmer than average for about two decades now, according to Ventrice.
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Both because of the movement and because of that idea, we just started talking about athletes and sports.
|
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Because of that uncertainty, Episodes 1 and 2, both of which debuted Wednesday on Hulu, feel nightmarishly long.
|
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Because of that, the governments of the United States and China consider quantum computing a national security priority.
|
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"He's kind of surprisingly agile; he takes a lot of people off guard because of that," Gobert said.
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Because of that, Kipnis was charged with an error — but not the outfielders who let the ball drop.
|
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Cylone Idai has caused destruction on such a large scale because of that poverty and lack of infrastructure.
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Last Thursday, a surge in the number of infections was reported, because of that change in official criteria.
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When I am in black spaces I kind of…freak out a little bit because of that experience.
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So because of that, the fact that three of the important candidates aren't there really makes a difference.
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I think I was more scared of the ADT [because of that] than I was of the surgery.
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It would hurt me deeply if he wanted to give up [on our sex life] because of that.
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Because of that, the handle can lean quite a bit without moving the center of mass very much.
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Some of us live and thrive because we are desired; none of us should die because of that.
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Chopra added he thinks that because of that, other companies will not be dissuaded from faking reviews themselves.
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Because of that, you will need to set aside funds in case you become physically unable to work.
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They value her as an influencer, and the art is worth the money they pay because of that.
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Because of that and much more, many black members of Congress, among other Democrats, won't attend his inauguration.
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" She added: "So because of that, people don't want to be bothered by what is outside their routine.
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"Because of that, the poppy became a magic plant: It permitted you to breathe economically," Mr. Barrera said.
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"Because of that, the poppy became a magic plant: It permitted you to breathe economically," Mr. Barrera said.
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This is the basis for political power, and the census is foundational to our democracy because of that.
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Because of that, many Catholics have expected the gravest challenge to the church's survival to come from outside.
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But New York may soon be more appealing, because of that December vote by the International Code Council.
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A predator naturally lives outside the herd, and because of that, he can be very easy to ostracize.
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But because of that, she has not been promoted in eight years and has received scant pay raises.
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And because of that, there's a degree of validity to every honest reaction to a work of art.
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I missed out on so much because of that, and I now feel I'm always playing catch-up.
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"Because of that, I had a chance to get my act together and I sought recovery," she said.
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Because of that, the uncle was targeted and higher level gang members told Manuel they'd target him too.
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Her name is Maya — and my daughter's also Maya, so I like her even more because of that.
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So because of that, I'm waiting, but all the signs saying that I'll have to leave are there.
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But because of that, we've been able to stretch out our transition to the full-blown democratic age.
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Mr. Clinton did not hold back: "Because of that bill we had a 25-year low in crime, a 33-year low in the murder rate, and because of that and the background-check law, we had a 46-year low in deaths of people by gun violence," he said.
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"Because of that paper, I advised him not to have unprotected sex with his common-law wife," she said.
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GoPro even argues that the GP1 has more potential than the Ambarella processors it's replacing because of that control.
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The toilets are always [dirty], and because of that we have to go out in the open to shit.
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Because of that, A.P. and Y.Z. were required to give up custody of the babies to their genetic parents.
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Because of that, an exclusive peek inside Sooam's labs reveals that this is a pretty adorable place to work.
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A Star Is Born I'm really connected to the universe — and, because of that, I love a strong eye.
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And I feel that because of that, art is really thriving and it's been really beautiful to see that.
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And hey, if OnePlus sells a few more wireless headphones because of that decision, that's just a bonus right?
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Because of that, and because we also need to protect the people who work here, we decided to close.
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Alongside this — and because of that breadth — the company also runs one of the most popular baby registry services.
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"I cant work out if I'm crying because of that video or because Tim Peake did it" she said.
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And because of that withering assault, the idea stalled in Congress for years — until voters made their voices heard.
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Because of that boldness and its mocha notes, the wine probably isn't the right drink to pair with dinner.
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Because of that, young people are carrying increasing amounts of debt and being priced out of the housing market.
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In part because of that, rival campaigns mostly attacked each other trying to position themselves for Trump's inevitable collapse.
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Lysa believed Littlefinger was in love with her, and agreed to help him in his machinations because of that.
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My brother was like my twin and because of that accident, I feel like I was cut in half.
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"I was really disappointed when it comes with fuel and you lose the race because of that," Munoz said.
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Perhaps because of that race for more paying users and higher margins, Spotify has been driving hard on growth.
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"They're not as bad as Weinstein" — as if, you know, because of that we can breathe a little easier.
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Because of that work, Kwan says she has not been able to skate as much as she would like.
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Their argument today, in essence, is that China has succeeded because of that use of force, not despite it.
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We will always hate how much we love you, and because of that, we will love you even more.
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Because of that, the practice of allowing "emotional support animals" (ESAs) on planes has become a subject of abuse.
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Because of that tiny font choice, they concluded that some documents were falsified in an effort to hide income.
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Because of that dynamic, "The Crown" doesn't lend itself to binge viewing in the way many Netflix dramas do.
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Because of that, my conversations with everyone would be crucial to make sure I was making the right decision.
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"My life restarted all over again just because of that one simple text message I was reading," she said.
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And because of that, people aren't really open about the pain, they're worried people are going to belittle them.
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Several media reports have claimed that Trump has been unhappy with Sessions of late, primarily because of that recusal.
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On Monday, Moody's put AT&T's credit rating on review for a potential downgrade because of that potential debt.
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Because of that many investment funds have opted for other commodities and financial instruments where volatility has been greater.
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The 4493 is a smaller unit, meant for people with space constraints, and is less flexible because of that.
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Because of that, there can always be instances where a test is returned shortly before or after an event.
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But lesser known items are confiscated, and because of that we have [significantly] less access to our own food.
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Because of that, conservatives don't exactly have a leg to stand on when they tell celebrities to shut up.
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Because of that determination, Facebook will downrank the video, meaning it will show up in fewer users' news feeds.
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Because of that determination, Facebook will downrank the video, meaning it will show up in fewer users' News Feeds.
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Because of that, if there is a deal that can be done with Democrats, Stephen knows where and how.
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And because of that, all of a sudden all these apps could exist almost on equal footing to email.
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Because of that, the nuances that are often lost in lower-quality chocolate punch powerfully through in Dandelion's bars.
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Because of that, and comments made by Shannon, viewers often thought she was blaming Gunvalson for her weight gain.
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If you look at the Middle East now, all started because of that horrible decision to go into Iraq.
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Because of that, it seems unclear whether NASA will even send people to Mars before SpaceX gets there itself.
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Because of that, it's not unusual for a galaxy of that mass to effectively cannibalize other nearby galaxies nearby.
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Because of that, we get a demographic from all over, basically anybody who likes going out...and wearing black.
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"The truth is we're engaged in many other things and things will get delayed because of that," Pychyl says.
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Because of that legacy, devices on cell phone networks must communicate multiple times per second with the cell tower.
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"Grass jelly from here is especially good because of that vast temperature difference between night and day," Chen says.
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Maybe because of that, somewhere along the way to present-day America, a stereotype grew: Cops fucking love doughnuts.
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Because of that, he has repeatedly reached out to an Interior ethics lawyer to seek guidance on his work.
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Because of that, Energy Transfer may choose to settle with a one-time payment to Williams, the analysts wrote.
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I was wearing a birthday crown, and because of that I was selected to go backstage before the show.
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Because of that holistic approach, there's a "GO PLAY" part of the app aimed at sexual intimacy and satisfaction.
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And so, because of that, in forcing that, the eyes can see it's this guy with so much emotion.
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It's perhaps because of that street-cred that Welch thinks he'll have greater success than traditional gun buy-backs.
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And because of that back-and-forth, more Americans are now considering giving some form of socialism a chance.
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So you have some of these people who became sort of semi-rich because of that and well-known.
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Because of that, Walmart had to set its visit prices at the rates set by Medicare, which were $78.
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Because of that, they couldn't get us to Basic (Training) together, even though we went at the same time.
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People who work with him, because of that high level of integrity, feel a high level of personal responsibility.
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Because of that, auditors have to spend more time — and thus can charge higher fees — working with cannabis companies.
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