If you do, a frustratingly common problem will become clear.
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The thematic reasons Chazelle held her back suddenly become clear.
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It will take time for the pattern to become clear.
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How they will use that power will quickly become clear.
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Eventually it would become clear that no shooting had occurred.
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The need for additional standards will become clear over time.
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The third time you play it, it will become clear.
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Only inside did the intensity of the inferno become clear.
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But after getting over myself, the immediate benefits become clear.
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But their gratitude is fading, as its limitations become clear.
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Now, with years of research, the picture has become clear.
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Final pricing of the deal will become clear on Tuesday.
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Power struggles in your relationships will become clear this evening.
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But its structure and themes had become clear to him.
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Only over time do the most significant trends become clear.
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Eventually, who was behind it and why will become clear.
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The economic leverage Trump promised has not yet become clear.
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Since then, it's become clear there's more work to be done.
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If you've been confused about your desires, they'll become clear today.
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Suddenly, the mechanics behind Greta and Frances' fast friendship become clear.
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It will take years for the full consequences to become clear.
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Everything will (hopefully) become clear when season 6 premieres September 14.
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At what point did it become clear Jamal would find it?
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That will only become clear after the Democratic primary fight unspools.
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But during its 13-hour running time, two things become clear.
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This is where the monster's first role starts to become clear.
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It will soon become clear how ambitious America wants to be.
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I said I felt sure it would become clear soon enough.
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In five or 10 years' time, that order may become clear.
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It has become clear that she takes advantage of her privileges.
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Just how badly will only become clear in the coming weeks.
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But it has become clear that a big change is necessary.
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It's become clear that deforestation is driving the fires this year.
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But it's already become clear who has shaped it: Elizabeth Warren.
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But it will take years for the implications to become clear.
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When did it become clear that a terrorist attack had happened?
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Instead, it starts to become clear why he is so upset.
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Obstacles in your relationships will become clear to you this evening.
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When it started to become clear that this might be something?
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Then, as the signs of economic recovery become clear, bond prices rally.
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And even those limits — it would later become clear — proved too loose.
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It's become clear that Big Tech can't be trusted to govern itself.
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Talk to policemen themselves and the reasons for poor performance become clear.
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Everything on the S10 (all models) should become clear on Feb. 20.
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The need for more shelters has become clear as facilities reach capacity.
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"It's become clear that what we eat affects gut ecology," Katz said.
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Looking back on the last seven days, a few things become clear.
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As we surge into the final episodes, three things have become clear.
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Surveying these films, Malick's idiosyncratic techniques for depicting the cosmic become clear.
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It had already become clear that the cease-fire was in trouble.
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We can expect that to become clear to investors in due course.
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Only gradually does it become clear that he is referring to himself.
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Perhaps the answers will become clear in a year — or maybe four.
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Just how big will become clear only after more time has passed.
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When did it become clear she should be inserted into the story?
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The Republican said it had become clear where the committee was headed.
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How quickly did it become clear that's the mood of today's novels?
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But it has since become clear that deep forces are at work.
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Still, some areas requiring technical and substantive changes will become clear quickly.
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He needs her, it's become clear, the way ivy needs an oak.
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But look too hard at this model, and its flaws become clear.
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The issue is it takes so long for that to become clear.
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Such privacy costs often become clear only after they've already been paid.
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It has become clear that the opposite was certainly just as true.
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It would soon become clear why residents had been told to leave.
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Despite his convictions, this much has become clear: Mr. Kennedy was wrong.
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That has become clear with a Portland start-up originally called NoAppFee.
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" What's become clear is that there is a lot of "in between.
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In the coming weeks, the situation in Libya will slowly become clear.
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Sources say they hope that will become clear after this week's summit.
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"It's become clear to us, it's become clear to me: Investment in the Frankfurt financial center is well worth the money," Kengeter told employees gathered at a town hall meeting at its glass suburban headquarters, The Cube, last month.
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Since then, it has become clear that this was not an isolated incident.
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IT HAS now become clear that this is a fight between two civilisations.
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That cost of that dynamic has become clear in the current impeachment inquiry.
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The effects of these strikingly different conventions won't become clear for a while.
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Yet it has become clear that a majority of MPs are against it.
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Whether deregulation translates into faster economic growth will only become clear over time.
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However, it's become clear that traditional engagement methods don't always appeal to them.
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But it has recently become clear that it is not the whole story.
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Now it's become clear Trump's decision could come down to a single sentence.
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It was only later, Ohler notes, that the effects would become clear: Studies
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It's quickly become clear that his definition of winning is, uh, slightly unique.
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That much, at least, should have become clear from the uprisings of 2011.
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And then there's another factor that's become clear from this Paradise Papers revelation.
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"After much discussion, it's become clear that Carlos' position has changed," he said.
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EDT, and we'll be updating here with the results as they become clear.
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How effective this renewal sprint has been won't become clear until it's over.
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For whatever reason, it's become clear that the Blues just don't trust Elliott.
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After a series of defeats in Parliament, it has become clear that Mrs.
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Whether the zingers have any effect political effect may become clear on Tuesday.
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Pause, breathe and return to your center to become clear about your intentions.
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Play around with the system long enough, though, and its limitations become clear.
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And now the economic effects of the outbreak are starting to become clear.
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Only later did the full, systemic dimensions of abuse become clear to everyone.
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Since her death, Lorde's momentous influence on the American left has become clear.
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Only over time does the larger trajectory of "Since We Fell" become clear.
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The answer will become clear on May 23, when the ballots are counted.
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Whether his strategy succeeds will become clear in the referendum on April 16.
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At the same time, it's become clear that these laws are not enough.
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But it has become clear that masking is, at best, a partial solution.
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More will become clear about Epstein's immediate fate in federal court proceedings Monday.
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Once the costs become clear, most mainstream politicians and voters will surely balk.
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After the proceedings it will become clear, what will happen to (the sailors).
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Whether Emmanuel Macron is up to it will become clear in the coming year.
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Unfortunately, it doesn't take long for the barricades to this matchup to become clear.
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Whether the president's aspirations are shared by other national politicians will soon become clear.
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It's become clear that Apple's biggest success is now its biggest challenge in Europe.
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Two weeks later, it's become clear that the Anniversary update has some big problems.
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But as the potential benefits to Sudan have become clear, it has backed Ethiopia.
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The costs of his political strategy have become clear with his empty legislative record.
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As the sun meets Saturn on Wednesday, other people's vulnerabilities become clear to you.
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Still, it has become clear that Wansink's work is not to be trusted either.
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Inslee announced his decision on MSNBC, saying it's become clear that he won't win.
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Sometimes this only becomes clear in retrospect, or maybe it will never become clear.
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It has become clear that this event would violate all of these important policies.
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It has also become clear that people with no symptoms can transmit the disease.
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It had become clear to him that racism was not a stand-alone evil.
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Seth Moulton of Massachusetts — quit the race when it become clear they wouldn't qualify.
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It has become clear, however, that multiple opportunities to stop him earlier were missed.
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The answers to these questions become clear when you finally get to Book 6.
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However, for reasons that only become clear later, those pesky Terminators keep showing up.
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Eventually more Republicans may support action as the effects of climate change become clear.
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Only recently has it become clear that the process stretches well into early adulthood.
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How soft his support is will only become clear if/once he gets in.
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By now, it's become clear that he talks with his hands — even while driving.
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But it has become clear, that for others, it touched a very important nerve.
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What's become clear is the big boys are just another group of big capitalists.
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It has become clear the last few days that this meeting wasn't going to happen.
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It didn't become clear until he modeled it in clay one day with his daughter.
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In case it hasn't become clear yet, every single one of them is a man.
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But what has also become clear is that vaccinating only children is no longer sufficient.
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More will become clear in his annual state of the nation address on July 24th.
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SOMETIMES it takes a while for the importance of a scientific discovery to become clear.
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And one thing has become clear to me: People are angry at reality TV stars.
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All across Maersk headquarters, the full scale of the crisis was starting to become clear.
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Only recently has it become clear to leadership that conference is the best strategy now.
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It has become clear the EPA did not live up to its mission in Flint.
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It will take a while for the full extent of the devastation to become clear.
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Is this something that can be pushed back in another administration as abuses become clear?
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A shooter's reasons, however sick and twisted, usually become clear within a day or two.
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By the end of April, it had become clear that Mr. Percoco was in trouble.
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Now it's become clear that Republicans and Trump are headed towards a head on collision.
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By 1984, the extent of the damage to the Democrats' postwar coalition had become clear.
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Indeed, in recent days, the massive scale of Trump's task has started to become clear.
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It will soon become clear as tickets go on sale and consumers make their choices.
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Over the last eight months, President Donald Trump's doctrine on environmental policies has become clear.
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But it's become clear over the past decade that that strategy has lost its effectiveness.
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"It has become clear that our economy will face severe disruption," the Fed said Monday.
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A few things become clear when you see this many Tintorettos in a short time.
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The answers may become clear in the coming months as investigators dig into Epstein's finances.
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Those are the stakes of the show, and here's where they first become clear. *5.
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Defending the ruinous 1994 Crime Bill even after its societal harm has become clear does.
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The other $1 million will be donated as further needs become clear during the outbreak.
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On the morning of June 24, 2016, after the result had become clear, Cameron resigned.
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Roy Blunt said that kind of perspective will only become clear after the 2020 election.
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Over the last few weeks, it's become clear that Bernie Sanders could actually become president.
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It is only very recently that the evolutionary importance of this work has become clear.
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In the face of climate change, however, it has become clear that images aren't enough.
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The perils of the term become clear when the authorship of a work is uncertain.
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The bank's shares will remain suspended until the conditions of a state bailout become clear.
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It has now become clear that the Democratic Party no longer cares about border security.
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While great uncertainty remains, it has become clear that our economy will face severe disruptions.
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And it had become clear from the beginning that there were going to be problems.
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Uber's missteps would have become clear much sooner with better governance and a visible share price.
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Whether they have the stomach for another shutdown will become clear in the next few hours.
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Recently, it's become clear that some Democrats have gotten a taste for this irresponsible rhetoric, too.
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But over the past two years it has become clear that tech firms no longer skimp.
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But to hear Weld tell it, the full picture didn't become clear until after Inauguration Day.
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Instead, what has become clear over the past week is that costs aren't the real obstacle.
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Michelle is an aspiring fashion designer and, for reasons that eventually become clear, a lifelong coward.
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As the story unfolds, the novel reveals its shape, and Wray's architecture and ambitions become clear.
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Place those numbers side-by-side and the scale of this issue begins to become clear.
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First, with growing environmental awareness it has become clear that the hunter-gatherer relationship cannot continue.
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In Bihar, the rains have eased, allowing the full extent of the damage to become clear.
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But on mobile, it's become clear that chat is where people spend most of their time.
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As the Games begin, it has become clear that Rio 2016 is already a missed opportunity.
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Hopefully it will become clear in the coming months exactly who is calling the moon shots.
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That's when things really started to become clear to me was when the negotiations were collapsing.
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It had become clear to him and his team that people had gravitated to his message.
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"It has become clear that changing public perceptions on price moves will take time," Kuroda said.
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"It has now become clear that America cannot cut Iran's oil exports to zero," Rouhani said.
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It has also become clear that boundaries are no longer enough to keep the parks inviolate.
|
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Whether that record continues will soon become clear if Mr. Trump wins the Republican presidential nomination.
|
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As soon as March, it had become clear that the conventional wisdom was 100 percent wrong.
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VICE: It's recently become clear that D.r Karbaat fathered at least 19 children with his clients.
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It's since become clear that secretive digital surveillance isn't just the domain of anti-democratic forces.
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As early as March, it had become clear that the conventional wisdom was 100 percent wrong.
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It had become clear that Russia used online services to interfere in the 2016 presidential election.
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Democrats could become clear favorites in a wave election if retirements went well beyond typical levels.
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And it has become clear that economic progress and prosperity do not always buy political stability.
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It has become clear that the tool was at the heart of the Athenian political system.
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But it has become clear that Libra might face just as many legal difficulties as Bitcoin.
|
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Surrender to it, though, and a narrative — of spectacle, conflict and retaliation — will eventually become clear.
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Speaking in the Austrian capital, Novak said Russia's stance would become clear later in the day.
|
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More recently it has become clear that water injection can also cause earthquakes in other ways.
|
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It has become clear that bariatric surgery changes the entire setting of a complex, interlocking system.
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Surrender to it, though, and a narrative — of spectacle, conflict and retaliation — will eventually become clear.
|
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It's when you start digging around in the menus that the depth and capabilities become clear.
|
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It has also become clear that some work can be good for both physical and cognitive health.
|
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Now that that area of overlap has become clear, key senators in both parties should go further.
|
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Eve's upset by what she sees, but Cisely is particularly livid, for reasons that will become clear.
|
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One thing has become clear to me while writing this piece: token sales are the new seed.
|
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But over the last two quarters it's become clear new users are finally flocking to the platform.
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"We expect things to become clear before the end of the first quarter of 2018," Kholifey said.
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Talking to voters in this horrible election year, it has become clear that they dislike one another.
|
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Sometimes these tendencies aren't apparent when you first draft your will but become clear down the road.
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Which has the upper hand will become clear only once he begins making appointments and proposing laws.
|
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It's become clear that Amazon is having a big effect on products, the market for product searches.
|
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But as the Apple Watch has evolved, it's become clear that Apple prioritizes some customers over others.
|
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And it has recently become clear to me that it is the greatest predictor of business success.
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But as time goes by, it will become clear that a rate cut is the real possibility.
|
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Heitkamp said after a couple of big concessions were made, the path for a deal become clear.
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However, it has become clear that Twitter will never become the giant it was supposed to be.
|
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Whatever wasn't revealed during Venus retrograde will likely become clear during Mercury's trip backward through the zodiac.
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It has now become clear that Pakistan won't budge under U.S. pressure to combat terrorism in Afghanistan.
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And in an anti-establishment moment, it has become clear that tech has matured into the establishment.
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It's now become clear that unions are not just a symbolic necessity, but also an existential one.
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Track those ratings and it will quickly become clear who's wasting everyone else's time with unnecessary email.
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In part, we know that because it squares with what's become clear in the past few months.
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But the perils of following the heart rather than the head become clear when we look elsewhere.
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The exact date will only become clear once weather and other variables for that period are determined.
|
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As Jamie and Claire prepare to set off with Young Simon, Lord Lovat's true intentions become clear.
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"As I've thought about a possible presidential campaign, the choice before me has become clear," Bloomberg wrote.
|
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But it has become clear that when it comes to coronavirus Trump does not want this responsibility.
|
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By then, it had become clear that Mr. Cohen was likely to plead guilty to several crimes.
|
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And it has been become clear that the new coronavirus was spreading faster than testing was increasing.
|
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What has become clear in the Democratic primary is that the debates are not moving the needle.
|
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He said that it had become clear that officials should have undertaken a more effective public campaign.
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The reason for Rudy Giuliani's secret meeting with President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey has become clear.
|
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But by fall, the gravity of the Russian effort to affect the presidential election had become clear.
|
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Because the four front-runners are polling so closely, the winners might not become clear until later.
|
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The extent of Epstein's links with the Media Lab has become clear over the last few weeks.
|
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It has become clear our choice of Alan Grayson did not meet that threshold to many. pic.twitter.
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Throughout our history, Americans have been good at getting things done after the stakes have become clear.
|
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But it has become clear that Twitter is unlikely to ever come close to Facebook's audience size.
|
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Since then, it's become clear to me that the way information spreads, especially political information, is changing.
|
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Ms. Barth is now married to Mr. Cusumano and the truth is just starting to become clear.
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One thing has become clear: Senate Republicans don't actually have a plan to repeal and replace Obamacare.
|
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But Kelly's lawyer, Yoichi Kitamura, said he was certain that his client's innocence would become clear in court.
|
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The overlaps between Gorsuch and Scalia become clear when you read the speech Gorsuch delivered after Scalia's passing.
|
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But IS, like its predecessors, will endure; in what guise will become clear in the months to come.
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But the basic outlines of candidates do tend to become clear in the first phase of the election.
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Hiram decides it's time for everything to become clear now, and calls a meeting with Fred and Archie.
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"Where skies become clear and winds diminish at night, temperatures can plummet below freezing on occasion," Pastelok said.
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He says that "the full legal contours of what he's wrought" will not become clear any time soon.
|
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With plans for an initial agreement with France due by June, precisely how incremental will soon become clear.
|
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One deniable fact has become clear during American Horror Story: Apocalypse: these Coven witches love a good resurrection!
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The results, lead author of the paper Tuhina Banerjee told Gizmodo, start to become clear within one minute.
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The political costs quickly become apparent, whereas the gains may not become clear before the next polling day.
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As has become clear, this allowed VW's small diesel engine to appear far cleaner than it actually was.
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When you weigh both the economic and political concerns, it starts to become clear why this is true.
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But it has become clear that for non-violent offenders, merely sentencing them to long terms is ineffective.
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The moment when those lines become clear without hints or heavy prodding, how briefly, is empowering and euphoric.
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With Prince's shocking death, the monumental scope of his influence on music is just starting to become clear.
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"As of today, it has become clear that the win-win policy is the right one," he said.
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Since then, it has become clear that Carrier will move nearly half of the jobs to Mexico anyway.
|
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And what's become clear is that today's independent adtech and martech companies have to differentiate to provide value.
|
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This opening for Democrats may crack even wider as the material consequences of gutting the ACA become clear.
|
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All in all, it's become clear that coffee cups are now solidly a part of American political discourse.
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The record of Kavanaugh, 53 and appointed for life, will become clear only over many months and years.
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Only with the passage of time does the lasting import of a life like Robinson's become clear again.
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"It has become clear that there is a parliamentary majority in favor of the government's proposal," Frolich said.
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And this is to say nothing of the various legal and constitutional complications that would immediately become clear.
|
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Afterward, I decided to add the following categories for reasons that will become clear, as I detail them.
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The lasting impact on bank deposits - and lending rates - will become clear only after withdrawal limits are lifted.
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It's become clear the US military had authority from Mattis to take a tougher line with the Saudis.
|
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And it is what Madrid, now that it has become clear the threat was not empty, has lost.
|
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"Unfortunately, it has become clear in the last 48 hours that numerous posts must follow suit," she said.
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However, it has become clear over recent days that this public health crisis is still far from over.
|
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By then it had also become clear that sickle cell anemia was not unique to the United States.
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The downsides of all of this have become clear, at both high and low ends of the market.
|
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For employers, this kind of insight might only become clear during an employee's exit interview, if at all.
|
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The story of the past few days in news has become clear: It was America versus its allies.
|
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"It has become clear that our economy will face severe disruptions," the Federal Reserve said in a statement.
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It had recently become clear that Mr. Vance had taken campaign donations from some of Mr. Weinstein's lawyers.
|
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But more recently, as it has become clear that they were likely to remain, objections have been raised.
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Since then, it's become clear that nuclear energy has some positive applications, such as in medicine, he said.
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Still, it's become clear that the city would open the shelter on West 58th Street over residents' objections.
|
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It has become clear, however, that Japan's demand woes are not simply an after-effect of financial crisis.
|
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Other commands, like a woodblock sequence that switches the woodwind on and off, take time to become clear.
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The impact won't start to become clear until 2019, when the provision's penalties for remaining uninsured officially expire.
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That will become clear Thursday, when they file reports with the Federal Election Commission before a midnight deadline.
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And only later, in your later years, will the necessity and the significance of those statements become clear.
|
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"It has now become clear that we need to do more," a spokesman said on Friday, without elaborating.
|
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But by Thursday afternoon, it had become clear that his position on the Hyde Amendment was not tenable.
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More will become clear in two weeks' time, after the president's deadline for a border and asylum deal.
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But over the past couple years it's become clear that he's not quite that easy to pin down.
|
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But on the question of shared democratic norms and their value, the choice between parties has become clear.
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It said it would continue to cover the issue and promptly report all the facts once they become clear.
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Ultimately, it has become clear that the only course of action for Naya Health is to close its doors.
|
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If they succeed in jamming Mr Kavanaugh through, the cost in terms of legislative seats will soon become clear.
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Objectively, however, it has now become clear that Bloomberg is the only Democrat who could successfully take on Trump.
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That's when it started to become clear that Yang was not making the headway he needed to with voters.
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Over time it has become clear to me that security decisions in the Trump administration follow a certain pattern.
|
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Yet it has become clear that the engine behind evictions is poverty and that they are bad for tenants.
|
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But in the last year, it's also become clear that people on both sides recognized a need for change.
|
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For the members of VC 3.0, it has become clear that the collective is more powerful than the individual.
|
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However, as the search wore on with no success, it become clear that the sub's crew had been lost.
|
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It's become clear over the years that Facebook left its original mission statement behind a long, long time ago.
|
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"It's become clear to me that changes are needed to strengthen the executive branch ethics program," Shaub said Thursday.
|
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Hiram says all will become clear soon and promises everyone will benefit from the plans he's been working on.
|
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But various traits of that coming institutional phase will be become clear in the battle for the big jobs.
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It's become clear to me over the last month that I can no longer be part of this organization.
|
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Darth Vader is interested in you specifically for reasons that become clear over the course of the first episode.
|
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But the potential value of pre-school has become clear as participants in long-run studies have grown older.
|
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Because trade secrets are at issue, the actual substance of the case may never become clear to the public.
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By the time the film is over, it has become clear that Angelou lived multiple lives in one lifetime.
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That is changing, because in the past few years it has become clear that those machines are getting closer.
|
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The two were riding in an elevator together — and it didn't take long for their connection to become clear.
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"This past week, however, it's become clear that we've fallen short in delivering our promise to you," Mehta said.
|
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But there's a more subtle reason that started to become clear on Alphabet's fourth-quarter earnings call on Monday.
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It's become clear that his athletic genius is matched only by his capacity for self-sabotage and self-delusion.
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This week's obscure player is journeyman defenseman Jeff Norton, for reasons that will become clear in a little bit.
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She had asked for, and was denied, an abortion when it had become clear that a miscarriage was inevitable.
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How much this will hurt Sanders, particularly with the African-American vote in South Carolina, will soon become clear.
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Only then, he said, would it become clear which side was "undertaking actual, real measures to stop the fighting".
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Meadows said it would become clear within 48 hours whether the draft has enough support to pass the House.
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The limits of providing health care through complex regulations and subsidies has become clear after our experience with ACA.
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For reasons that will become clear by the end, I've included his response and subsequent frustrations in full below.
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" She went on, "What's become clear to me is how deeply the culture of tolerating this behavior is rooted.
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The nature of Britain's trading relationship with the EU will not become clear until late 2018 at the earliest.
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The extent of damage can take a long time to become clear and finding the perpetrator can be tricky.
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In the months since Johan's death, what he meant to the soccer world has become clear to his son.
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But how big a bargain any European stock is may not become clear until the uncertainty surrounding Brexit abates.
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But in recent days it had become clear that the three countries were going to miss Ryan's deadline. Rep.
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In addition, it has become clear that simply "opting out" of Google's data collection methods is not always enough.
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In case it hasn't become clear yet, every year from here on out is just going to get worse.
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But, he added, it's become clear that he can no longer be "an effective senator" — so he'll step down.
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"It must become clear to all that we have become a party intent on governing," Ms. Le Pen said.
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It has since become clear that she committed a number of mistakes that cost the company thousands of dollars.
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With every passing day, it's become clear that event organizers were just the proverbial canaries in the coal mine.
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By that point, it had become clear that the White House was fully embracing the right-wing Israeli agenda.
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But a narrow Democratic majority might take weeks to become clear as California and Washington count late mail ballots.
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As those reforms have taken effect, it has become clear that they present a significant challenge to public safety.
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But it's nonetheless become clear that the long-awaited future in which computers transform our humanity has undeniably arrived.
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In coming days, it will become clear exactly how they and the White House plan to defend the President.
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As what passes for the 2628 Republican presidential primary takes shape, the answer to my question has become clear.
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However, officials say the significance of the find has only just become clear following fresh excavations and new research.
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By the time of that meeting in the Grimaldi Forum, it had become clear there was no other choice.
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Only in the last 10 seconds of the ad does it become clear that it's an anti-Welder spot.
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It has since become clear that this was a ruse Northern whites used to obscure their own discriminatory policies.
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Since appearing in the Americas, it's become clear that this virus is a lot more dangerous than anybody thought.
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But China can't solve the nuclear crisis on its own — a fact that's become clear to the Trump administration.
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It's become clear, however, that Trump has no interest in actually doing the work to craft any such agenda.
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This should become clear in the work below: Be sure to check out Pariseau's Body of Art virtual exhibition.
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Many of the nation's lawmakers do not seem eager to shell out massive aid packages until these costs become clear.
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The most decisive reason to like Sanders's goal of free college, however, didn't become clear until the campaign itself began.
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In my work, it's related to how a painting stops at the point where the image starts to become clear.
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But over the course of this campaign, it's become clear that young women don't find the pitch quite as compelling.
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Only later did the effect of that move become clear: occupying the domain prevented any new infections from taking place.
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But as the negotiations drag on, it will become clear that her vision is riven with tensions and unresolved choices.
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The scheme's effects will take time to become clear, but Mr Di Maio will hope for an immediate political payout.
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"It's become clear that in the current environment, (the panel) can't function as we wanted," Google said in a statement.
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"It has become clear that there was a cover-up and falsification," opposition Democratic Party leader Yuichiro Tamaki told reporters.
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But as Leo Arduini of Citigroup points out, the full effects will not become clear until several years from now.
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It's also become clear that Trump's supporters are less than thrilled with his decision to keep the Machado controversy alive.
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"It's become clear Abe is not so serious about fiscal discipline," said Masamichi Adachi, senior economist at JPMorgan Securities Japan.
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It has become clear that Americans cannot rely on government for adequate healthcare, stable employment, reliable housing or quality education.
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The government will decide how to vote on Ghosn's severance pay when details become clear, a finance ministry official said.
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At this point, the exact implications of moments one and two will become clear, and you will laugh a lot.
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But the extent of their similarities didn't become clear to her until commenters began calling it out on social media.
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Halfway through 2018, though, it's become clear that social media sites' attempts to monopolize our time are worse than ever.
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The full implications of union recognition for Ryanair's pioneering ultra low-cost business model will take months to become clear.
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But the public scrutiny of HQ2 will only intensify as the details—and the social consequences of HQ23—become clear.
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It will also be reviewed by the European Commission as details on the implementation of the UN scheme become clear.
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I registered "otter" at that point, but the nature of the beast didn't become clear until I got MINUTE STEAK.
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It's now become clear that their technology can be applied to solve all kinds of other information problems businesses face.
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I should say now, though it should become clear reading the conversation below, that Gavin and I know each other.
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This evening brings some tension, but any relationship or project that's not worth your time will become clear to you.
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As phones have grown bigger, it has become clear that 33:9 isn't the best way to build a phone.
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And, after years of squabbling, it will soon become clear whether LTE-U does or doesn't interfere with Wi-Fi.
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It had become clear to us that, considering the circumstances, we would likely not have a graduation ceremony on campus.
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As has now become clear, though, some tourists visiting those temples in recent weeks were themselves stricken with the virus.
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Who that candidate would be did not become clear until a week later, when Biden resoundingly won South Carolina's primary.
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Whether such departures will affect fund-raising from listeners — usually a station's largest source of income — may soon become clear.
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Over the past two years, however, it has become clear that this backlash was both smaller and shallower than advertised.
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It has become clear that our real bilateral relationship with China is about the production of pharmaceuticals and surgical masks.
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It had become clear to him that his mentor and inspiration, Karl Popper, had been wrong in one critical respect.
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But it's become clear that it's actually a giant piece of [expletive] with a little bit of steak on it.
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Betsy DeVos, it's become clear, knows very little about public schools, doesn't like them and has minimal experience in management.
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Only by waiting and continuing to stare at and sift these fragments does it become clear which ought to remain.
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But over the course of decades, it has become clear that the genome doesn't just vary from person to person.
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We received thousands of questions, and it has become clear that there are many misconceptions out there to clear up.
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But it had become clear that HTML5 apps did not perform as well as apps written specifically for each platform.
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This will become clear as the agenda is turned into specific legislation for energy, health care, higher education, and more.
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"It's become clear that (making) cheese is precisely the kind of craft that gives full satisfaction and harmony," Dubovets said.
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He said the impact of the tax, spending and other changes Trump might enact would become clear perhaps next year.
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The cost of a likely multi-year restoration project could itself take a year to become clear, industry experts said.
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It's become clear that Democratic élites, including him, underestimated the power of nationalism, because they didn't feel it strongly themselves.
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The government will decide how to vote on Ghosn's severance pay when details become clear, a finance ministry official said.
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One thing that has become clear across different polls is that Trump's position on the government shutdown is not popular.
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By the time you finish the series, it's become clear that this shit is Sun Tzu in kid lit drag.
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"It has become clear there are many more uncounted ballots than was originally reported," his team explained in a statement.
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All will become clear (or clearer, at least) when E3 delivers its annual helping of game/platform announcements and release dates.
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But when they do become clear, Mr Hull's name may well be bracketed with the likes of Kay, Olds and Ohno.
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Today the acquisition would probably be blocked, because it has since become clear that Facebook was taking over a serious rival.
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It's become clear early on that even though Carpenter is the architect, Wainwright is the master: Not even wives are safe.
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The company largely steered clear of regulators until last year, when the extent of its privacy problems started to become clear.
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"In the coming hours it will become clear if it is possible to implement the agreement," SANA quoted Ibrahim as saying.
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Kirby's Dream LandIt's become clear that Nintendo's Classic Edition consoles are cattle calls for all of the company's most memorable characters.
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However, it has become clear that my continued leadership could be a distraction and an obstacle to the company's continued success.
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But in recent weeks, it has become clear from official statistics that the 2020 target is much too optimistic, economists said.
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If a property is priced too ambitiously, brokers say, that will quickly become clear when it is placed on the market.
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However, it has become clear that more theater owners decided to go against the norm and offer screenings at off hours.
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It has become clear that US airstrikes last week killed an unknown number of Russian mercenaries fighting for the Syrian government.
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As pundits analyse the early months of the second Trump term, the full irony of the president's position has become clear.
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But this form of liberalism is growing rapidly outdated as Hollywood's complicity around issues of sexual harassment and assault become clear.
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He already has a place in American business history, but whether as a cautionary or inspiring tale will soon become clear.
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They realize that once you understand how much you're spending and what you're spending it on, the right choices become clear.
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Following the fourth straw poll of candidates for the post of UN Secretary-General last Friday, several things have become clear.
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Through learning about people of color in the military, it will become clear that civil rights and patriotism are often interconnected.
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In a matter of weeks, it's become clear that Rubio's once promising White House campaign is now on its last legs.
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Sometimes when things happen, it takes a while for the true reason to become clear - an exchange trade or regulatory action.
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After many years of resistance from mainstream medical scientists, it has become clear that a bacterium, Helicobacter pylori, is the culprit.
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In the #MeToo era, it certainly has become clear that sexual abuse, from harassment to rape, has been rampant in America.
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Through my job, one thing has become clear to me: There is no strict distinction between mental health and mental illness.
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Almost five years have passed since the outbreak, and it has become clear that the outbreak was not an isolated incident.
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Now, in retrospect, it seems that the tests indicated a change whose ramifications are only beginning to become clear to analysts.
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The Committee's operating style will become clear over time, but lack of transparency is a feature of UAE business negotiations generally.
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But if anything has become clear since the last presidential contest, it's that the rules governing American politics no longer hold.
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Years later, it's become clear that the policies that led to this lowering of standards have had very real, negative consequences.
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But in the months since, it's become clear that Gunna and Baby didn't need to depend on their association with Thug.
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That started to become clear after he got a job loading trucks and sweeping floors at a store called Halloween Adventure.
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Speaking in Davos, however, Ghosn said Nissan would re-examine the group's investment strategy once the terms of Brexit become clear.
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One thing has quickly become clear: Grappling with the outbreak will involve tough choices, especially for workers and small business owners.
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But spend a few hours poking around Amazon and it will become clear that this is no longer a workable assumption.
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Here is the company's statement in full: It's become clear that in the current environment, ATEAC can't function as we wanted.
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Officials at H.H.S. and the Department of Justice could then step in to police insurers for violations — before problems become clear.
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It had become clear that the Games could not go on this year in the midst of our global health crisis.
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It's become clear that no one within the group anticipated the amount of regulatory scrutiny that this endeavor would ultimately received.
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Only later did it become clear that his two jobs at the time did indeed add up to full-time employment.
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It will only become clear in time quite how Messi and Ronaldo have contorted our expectations for the world's best players.
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But despite historic support for reproductive freedom, it has become clear that the fight to protect it has grown increasingly local.
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With the big light extinguished, the little lights, including a potential Earthlike planet and everything it might represent, will become clear.
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But what has become clear in the two and a half years since is that the House's role was only preamble.
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Soon it may become clear that scientists were too cautious about the speed and magnitude of global heating and its consequences.
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"It has become clear that AT&T acquired DirecTV at the absolute peak of the linear TV market," the letter said.
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"Despite pressure from Russia, it has become clear ... that European justice does not intend to ignore obvious facts," he told reporters.
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"In recent months, it has become clear that I can no longer effectively serve the Court in this capacity," Murguia wrote.
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Since the crisis began to unfold, it has become clear that the government did not adequately prepare nurses for the pandemic.
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Mr. Green, the venture capitalist, said it's become clear that software aimed at niche sectors offers larger opportunities than previously expected.
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" Mr. Brinded said in a statement, "I have done nothing wrong and believe that will become clear in any legal proceedings.
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In recent weeks, it has become clear that the standoff at the border is about much more than food and medicine.
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Almost three months later, Raza is still missing, and it's become clear that his disappearance is part of a larger trend.
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It's starting to become clear that the crazy ex-girlfriend of the show's title isn't just Rebecca in relation to Josh.
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But by that point, it had become clear that his department hadn't actually been complying with Judge Murray Snow's 2011 injunction.
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But if we consider just the issue of how eliminating lustful attractions from polite society affected things, a few facts become clear.
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"Only through disclosure of the investment positions it will become clear where the risk precipitates in the financial system," Oosterwijk told IFR.
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By 1980 it had become clear to scientists that unlike calcium, lead causes irrevocable damage to those neurons, disrupting intellect and development.
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Today, it's become clear it's done the opposite—by becoming a thunderously divisive tool weaponized by the leader of the free world.
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What's become clear though is that this is a conversation about drink and drugs as much as it is about club culture.
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Quite how successfully it will do so will become clear over the rest of the conference (early reactions have been extremely enthusiastic).
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While it will take days for flood waters to recede and the damage to become clear, some figures are beginning to emerge.
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The gaps between liberal, Remain-voting places and conservative, Leave-voting ones will widen as the trade-offs of Brexit become clear.
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During Trump's first year in office, it's become clear that the internet and political culture at large aren't just fractured or divided.
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At least it's become clear that when the robots take over and destroy us, they may be generally apathetic about it all.
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But there is hope, and it's become clear that the Parkland shooting marks a turning point in our nation's gun control debate.
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From interviews with people like Andrea and those who study what is known as "polydrug use," however, several important issues become clear.
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The new series finds her starting middle school, and trying to figure out why all the magical cards have suddenly become clear.
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It has become clear that the pre-Columbian Americas were much more densely populated, by more sophisticated civilisations, than was previously thought.
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IN RECENT years it has become clear that many, if not all, dinosaurs belonging to a group called the theropods had feathers.
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In the 13 months since the referendum, the awesome complexity of ending a 44-year political and economic union has become clear.
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Once that fluid burns away, the flames become clear since the engine runs on liquid oxygen and hydrogen — both byproducts of water.
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More will become clear on December 1st, when Mr López Obrador takes office, and two weeks later, when he proposes a budget.
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The shape of the race will not become clear until early August, when parties have to choose their candidates and coalition partners.
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From later statements it has become clear that Musk had not actually secured financing, and has only had preliminary talks with investors.
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By then, however, it had long become clear that the revolution would continue to outlive both its leader and its fiercest critics.
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In recent weeks, banking sources say, it has become clear to many UAE bankers that Qatar's isolation could potentially last for years.
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"It's become clear that we must follow Japanese regulations or else we will not recover from this issue," said Chairman Osamu Suzuki.
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"It's become clear that the magnitude of #MeToo extends to our own shores and to our own industry," says the #MeNoMore statement.
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The official said it had become clear to Gorka that he would not be allowed to have a meaningful role going forward.
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Because Mercury is retrograde, I would suggest waiting for things to become clear on their own rather than suddenly instituting an ultimatum.
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I think what has become clear to everyone is that progressive thought and liberal values are under attack all over the world.
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As the results trickle in, it will become clear whether such tactics will have been enough to keep Mr Lungu his job.
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Now it has become clear that he also failed to disclose to the committee the July call he had with Mr. Trump.
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He not only spreads falsehoods but does so long after it's become clear that what he is saying is simply not true.
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Though many questioned the implications of the early election results, since November 6 the enormity of the Democratic victory has become clear.
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"Since that time, it has become clear there are many more uncounted ballots than was originally reported," she said in a statement.
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A scandal-ridden presidency A full assessment of the depth of Trump's political and legal predicament may only become clear next year.
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"It has become clear to me since becoming Home Secretary that the position we find ourselves in is not satisfactory," he said.
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Push past the slightly disjointed beginning; it has a purpose, but this does not become clear until much later in the book.
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Monsoon rains were an impending threat, and it had become clear that there was no other way to bring the children out.
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I know from personal experience that it can take a few years for the trajectory of a new business to become clear.
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And if there are social costs — and it's become clear that the social costs are immense — then they have to be externalized.
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Throughout Longstreth's fifteen year career as Dirty Projectors, it's become clear that we works best when he has musicians to write for.
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The presiding judge admitted "the possibility of [Hakamada's] innocence has become clear to a respectable degree," and he was released from prison.
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It evidently took another confusing series of developments in economic diplomacy between the United States and China for it to become clear.
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In recent years, it has become clear that the web is not living up to the high hopes we had for it.
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With the surge of new small high schools, it has become clear that the existing machinery to provide for sports is obsolete.
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Now is the time to be positive and prepare for the Games now that their prospects have become clear, Yamashita told reporters.
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In certain areas of the exhibition, the NYPD's motives become clear, offering a window into the modes and extent of its surveillance.
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It's become clear that it won't be possible for all of our fans around the world to see the film this May.
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What's become clear through the first two states is that Democratic voters care more about beating Trump than any specific policy position.
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It's become clear that there is an acute disconnect between the health of the country's economy and the experiences of its workers.
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By creating a forceful argument with direct language and a sustained narrative, methods to join in and take action also become clear.
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It has become clear that there are many, many doctors and medical professionals like Dr. Li who tried to tell the truth.
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But one thing that has become clear over the last decade is how effects can spread unpredictably in times of financial disruption.
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It's become clear that the prospect of a Bernie Sanders nomination is making the Democratic establishment break out in a queasy sweat.
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Years later, it would become clear how Deutsche Bank pulled this off: by taking dangerous shortcuts and, at times, breaking the law.
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It has become clear, through some of his actions in retirement, that his approach to the game was really who he is.
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In fact, it's become clear that the Terminator will now be filling a motherly role just as much as a fatherly one.
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In subsequent years, it has become clear that safety is the only shared value that might pause the pursuit of biomedical research.
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Instead, what has become clear in Hong Kong is that a lack of democracy is a grave liability, sowing dissatisfaction and mistrust.
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Once it had become clear that there were too few remaining to change the outcome, Ms. Abrams finally acknowledged defeat on Nov.
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And it has become clear that the animals, hungry and distressed, are stranded, unable to find their way back to the sea.
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MONTCLAIR, N.J. — In the 50 years since Robert Ashley wrote "That Morning Thing," some strategies for making new opera have become clear.
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But even a week before the Iowa caucuses, it was beginning to become clear that it wasn't going to do much good.
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In the chaotic aftermath of Hurricane Harvey, one thing has already become clear: The US federal flood insurance program is massively underfunded.
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And when the lab's and the military's plans for the Asset become clear, she knows she can't just sit by and watch.
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Doctors had identified HIV/AIDS more than 15 years before, but only by 2000 was its true global impact beginning to become clear.
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Mounting worry As the level of worry mounted, however, it would become clear the issue could not be contained to the executive branch.
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"It has become clear that there are no solutions (to the energy crisis) in the near future," said Abu Jayyab, a local economist.
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In a series of tweets, DoorDash CEO Tony Xu said it had become "clear from recent feedback" that the company's policies weren't popular.
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"As the litigation proceeds, it will become clear that the University is not responsible for the deaths of these students," the university said.
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Traders expect volatility in the pound to jump once details of an agreement - or a lack of one - become clear late on Friday.
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But with the iPad Pro, the Smart Keyboard and the new version of Apple's Pencil, some things are finally starting to become clear.
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From the start of the campaign it has become clear that being Trump works best for Trump, and that is how Lewandowski operates.
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At this point, it's become clear that fan art scenes particularly thrive if the original creator openly encourages fans and acknowledges their work.
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As you wander around, talking and fiddling with a special radio, facts about these people and the world they live in become clear.
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Sadly if we are unable to tune in, their need for calm space and ethical process will often become clear only in hindsight.
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Von Spakovsky predicted that further legislation and more aggressive deportation may wait until the results of executive-led stepped-up enforcement become clear.
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In 2019, it's become clear that Facebook is focused less on defending its current business model and more on building a new one.
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The full impact of the devastation caused by Harvey is only just starting to become clear as the storm moves away from Texas.
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"It has become clear meanwhile that the company is on a very successful path operationally," said Poetsch, VW's former long-time finance chief.
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We don't know, but judging by its presence in the teaser, the meaning of the symbol may well become clear in Season 7.
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Who wins final rights over the 2.77-acre plot will become clear when the Supreme Court issues its verdict, due by Nov. 17.
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It started to become clear in late 2015 that Trump had staying power, and I think there was still disbelief among the establishment.
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Traders expect volatility in the pound to jump once details of an agreement — or a lack of one — become clear late on Friday.
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So far that time has only shrunk slightly but it will take time for the effect of the latest changes to become clear.
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It has also become clear that the shutdown is having a real impact not just on millions of Americans, but the economy itself.
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"It's become clear the people made a wrong decision and picked a wrong president," Jeong Hong-woo, 22, told Reuters at the rally.
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By May, 26, when it had become clear that Trump would be the Republican nominee, the Beacon told Fusion to stop its investigation.
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And already, as more details about his experiment have emerged, it's become clear that it was even more flawed than it originally seemed.
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The storm is still lashing Puerto Rico, though it will take some time for the full extent of the damage to become clear.
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The Associated Press reports that the news has sent the British pound plunging to a 6.23-year low as the results become clear.
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It's become clear that I can't both pursue the ethics committee process and at the same time remain an effective Senator for them.
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Still, the extent to which this show is going to be weird doesn't become clear until the final ten minutes of the episode.
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"It has become clear that AT&T acquired DirecTV at the absolute peak of the linear TV market," Elliott wrote in its letter.
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From the start of the campaign it has become clear that being Trump works best for Trump, and that is how Lewandowski operated.
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Still, by spring 2016, it had become clear that packing in all this theme material would indeed force many compromises in the fill.
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Eventually, it may also become clear that the Trump administration has its own ideas about policy, at odds with those of congressional Republicans.
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"It's become clear that I can't both pursue the Ethics Committee process and at the same time remain an effective senator for them."
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But it's also become clear in stark terms that over the past few days, capitalism has been rallying against Sanders and behind Biden.
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As the severity and scale of the coronavirus pandemic have become clear in recent weeks, she has had no physical human contact whatsoever.
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As the severity and scale of the coronavirus pandemic have become clear in recent weeks, she has had no physical human contact whatsoever.
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These decisions have also been influenced by regulatory prodding, as it has become clear that changing financial incentives is a much harder task.
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It's become clear that India also detained thousands of people, including politicians, business leaders and journalists, says Michael Kugelman of the Wilson Center.
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It's become clear, to those on the fair-minded left, that global capitalism has produced the greatest reduction in poverty in human history.
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One thing that has become clear over the last decade is how effects can spread unpredictably across countries in times of financial disruption.
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Australia is pitching its strategy as a model for dealing with the problem, but the limits to its approach have quickly become clear.
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"It has become clear these firms have tremendous power as gatekeepers to shape and control commerce online," Cicilline said to open the session.
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It really seems like a cathartic moment for her, and while Peter is supportive, it's become clear he's prone to making grand statements.
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As the dust settles, the positive and negative long-term consequences of major disruptions like the one initiated by Europol will become clear.
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Little does the viewer know that two pitches later, when the pitcher throws a similar pitch for a strike, all will become clear.
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As has become clear over the past three years, Future is telling one long, wide, deep story, rather than dozens of discrete ones.
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Other players, such as Qatar, EU/NATO and Russia will need to reassess their options once it become clear where power is held.
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"It recently has become clear that our drinking water program staff made a mistake while working with the city of Flint," Wyant said.
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It's become clear that I can't both pursue the ethics committee process and at the same time remain an effective senator for them.
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The foundation said it could take more months and more data for the full impact of the changes for 2017 to become clear.
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"It has become clear that the political conditions in France do not currently exist for such a combination to proceed successfully," the statement said.
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FIAT CHRYSLER SAYS IT HAS BECOME CLEAR THAT THE POLITICAL CONDITIONS IN FRANCE DO NOT CURRENTLY EXIST FOR SUCH A COMBINATION TO PROCEED SUCCESSFULLY
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The impact wouldn't become clear until November, but it was obvious to the assembled hackers that their industry was being yanked into the spotlight.
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"It has become clear one of the previous administration's priority is not consistent with that of the incoming administration," Bramblett wrote on January 24th.
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Only then will it become clear how deep China's influence runs and how much pressure it is prepared to exert to retain its sway.
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The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) released several new images that Hayabusa2 snapped recently of the asteroid Ryugu, whose shape has now become clear.
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Once debate did begin and it become clear to Williams that he'd lose the vote, he resigned to avoid the embarrassment in March 1982.
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But it's become clear that that model is best suited to constant action, to story developments, to what happens next — and then, and then.
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Schauf figured if there were a group of neo-Nazis at Baraboo High School, it would become clear during the course of the investigation.
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And it's become clear that I can't both pursue the Ethics Committee process and, at the same time, remain an effective Senator for them.
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And it's become clear that i can't both pursue the ethics committee process and at the same time remain an effective senator for them.
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CLEVELAND — After four days in Cleveland observing the Republican convention, something has become clear: Donald Trump has transformed the values of the Republican Party.
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However, since then it has become clear that the Fed will be slow and deliberate in raising rates, and the group has bounced back.
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It has become relevant, and it's become clear on a day-to-day basis how the divisions we create (then) create fear, create violence.
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It's become clear that Americans are passionate about net neutrality, and legislators from both parties have acknowledged it's something they'll have to work on.
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Slowly, though, a massive something is revealed, his eyes darting to life because it's become clear the galaxy can no longer police itself. Galactus!
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" Lucasfilm head Kathleen Kennedy added that "it's become clear that we had different creative visions on this film, and we've decided to part ways.
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Once it had become clear that the original board's efforts were at best nugatory, the Tezos community had formed its own parallel "T2" directorate.
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The foundation also said it could take more months and more data for the full impact of the changes for 2017 to become clear.
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Our brains crave positive memories, even when they're dumb By now, it's become clear: millennials are in the midst of a "Reboot-aissance" (sorry).
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There's probably a bunch of little differences that only become clear as you play, but on the face of things... we've seen this before.
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What has become clear over the past weeks, however, is that this is no longer the job I signed up for four years ago.
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Only when one looks abroad — to countries where corruption and plunder are the norm rather than the exception — does the danger truly become clear.
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Only during the present outbreak did it become clear that infection among pregnant women was associated with birth defects and neurological problems in babies.
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In the run up to state primaries, it'll soon become clear which candidates have staying power, and which ones are just barely holding on.
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Ultimately, the extent of the scrutiny that is brought on the company will become clear as Democrats take control of the House in January.
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Until the outcome of the post-Brexit negotiations become clear (and the talks may not even start until next year), investors may hold back.
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I only hope his scare tactics do not ruin the potential for life-changing, crime-reducing reform before his errors become clear to everyone.
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How costly these transgressions have been will only become clear at the polls in midterm elections in November and the general election in 2020.
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However, in bolstering his media efforts, it has become clear that Trump has ceded the infrastructure and ground dominance to his main rival, Sen.
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Since the financial crisis of 2008, it has become clear that a bank's compensation practices can pose enormous risks if they reward improper behavior.
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And the Ghost simply isn't a particularly compelling one, for reasons that become clear (then opaque, then clear again) as the movie draws onward.
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More and more, it has become clear that tenures such as Alex Ferguson's (28 years at Manchester United) are a thing of the past.
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"In this moment, with what's happened, it's become clear that people can be believed and that it can have an impact," Rapp told Attitude.
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"I think it has become clear to all of us that some of us are spending too much time on our devices," Cook said.
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If something's not working out between you and someone else, it will become clear to you— otherwise, there is a new sense of camaraderie.
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And it's become clear that he's spreading that blame liberally around anyone who has prevented him from imposing his will without question or friction.
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Superman needed a makeover, but it's become clear that audiences want their superheroes to be fun, which is what a Superman movie should be.
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Sometimes that meaning is apparent as I'm working but often it doesn't become clear until much later — a year, five years, or 20 years.
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I often draw things I do not understand, but am secure in the knowledge that they may at some point become clear and meaningful.
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"It's become clear that I'm not going to be carrying the ball, I'm not going to be the president," Inslee told Maddow Wednesday night.
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But what has become clear in recent months is that the coalition is killing civilians in large numbers in its effort to defeat ISIS.
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And it's become clear that I can't both pursue the ethics committee process and at the same time remain an effective senator for them.
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The administration's initial screening efforts focused on travelers from China, even after it had become clear that the virus had spread to other countries.
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As the case proceeds, we think it will become clear to the court that the N.C.A.A. should not be a defendant in the action.
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One thing that has become clear, as negotiations continue, is that the final cost of the package will be well north of $1 trillion.
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It's become clear to regulators and the cannabis business over all that legalization is not something that happens in a single day, or year.
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"It's become clear that this Iowa caucus has been a total mess," said Julián Castro, who dropped out of the race and endorsed Sen.
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Mr. Biden is right that only after the Obama administration left office did the extent of Russia's effort to influence social media become clear.
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However, history shows that the extent of banks' exposure to one another does not usually become clear until a large lender gets in trouble.
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Unfortunately, with each passing day, it has become clear that President Trump has no intention of following through on his commitments to working people.
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As has now probably become clear to viewers of Dispatches from Elsewhere (and to the reader of this review), the series is intentionally vague.
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Analysts said that in the last few months, it had become clear that Mr. Flannery had landed on the shortlist of chief executive candidates.
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But what's become clear more recently, particularly with the release of Raising Dion, is that Netflix now wants to be our small-screen everything.
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"It's become clear that I can't pursue the Ethics Committee process and at the same time remain an effective senator for them," he said.
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Now, at the end of 2019, it&aposs become clear that Son&aposs encouragement was one of the key factors to We&aposs unsustainability.
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But it has also become clear that Mr. Trump, an agitator incapable of responding proportionately to any slight, appears hellbent on squandering his honeymoon.
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Sadly, it has become clear that the N.E.A. is, once again, under threat of being abolished, along with the National Endowment for the Humanities.
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Once that starts to become clear, it is likely to boost investor confidence as policymakers can get back to focusing on improving the economy.
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" Richardson said that after three days of advisory board meetings it had "become clear that I cannot in good conscience serve in this role.
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When it comes to major officiating mistakes, oftentimes what happened does not become clear until years later, when the official involved chooses to speak.
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"As the options wither for want of a settled majority, it will become clear that the only solution is a people's vote," she writes.
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With the benefit of not being 13 years old, as I was in 1997, it's become clear that this is a beautiful-looking game.
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"It has become clear that there is a social block who want to arise once more," Mr Carocci said, "who want to save this country".
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The full influence of Russian troll content will become clear only if the big tech companies collaborate to share their huge databases on user behavior.
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The last six Norris Trophy winners finished either first or second in defensemen scoring and it's become clear that simplistic point totals sway the voting.
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It's become clear in recent weeks that Trump isn't deferring to anyone anymore, and administration officials have often scrambled to justify whatever he just said.
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"Unfortunately, it has become clear we cannot count on President Trump for action," all 12 Democrats on the committee said in a letter to McCaul.
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Since then, however, it had become clear to Meredith that Nexstar was committed to the tie-up with Media General, two of the people said.
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Unlike the Senate, a blue tsunami for Democrats in the House is a distinct possibility — and if it's happening, that will probably become clear early.
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After watching your kitty closely for a few weeks, it should become clear what paw they favor for natural behaviors like reclining, grabbing and climbing.
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What's also become clear is that Facebook has been working hard to redefine how people interact online to fit better with its own limited capabilities.
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This arms race may be especially destabilising because the capabilities of robotic weapons systems will not become clear until someone is tempted to use them.
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President Igor Dodon, formerly head of the Socialist Party, said it would become clear only in the coming weeks whether the election was above board.
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It should soon become clear whether the court agrees that the plaintiffs have a constitutional right to place their ads in the capital's subway cars.
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If you think your geography is bad, just try labelling a blank map of Europe — then any gaps in your knowledge will really become clear.
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The rules are vague, but this much has become clear: Most ICOs are securities offerings, and require all the protections and disclosures of selling stocks.
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An official says the President's reaction will become clear by whether he tweets again about this, or tries to let McMaster have the final word.
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Igor Burenkov, a spokesman for the corporation, said it would become clear after the tests if there would definitely be delays and for how long.
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But it's become clear that men need a space to express their feelings, one that doesn't tolerate violence or blame women for all their woes.
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"It has become clear that my continued leadership could be a distraction and an obstacle to the companys continued success," he said in the email.
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Just days before, it had become clear that the latest Republican healthcare bill—often called "repeal and replace"—didn't have the support needed to pass.
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As the debate has heightened, it has become clear that each campaign is struggling to contain contradictions that are potentially fatal, although in different ways.
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The jockeying begins in earnest the day after the election, when it'll become clear what hurdles stand in the way for the House Democratic leader.
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But on Monday, he said that it had become clear that the state needed to address the concern of parents who were hungry for information.
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It has now become clear that her opposition's main purpose in impeaching her is to impede the investigations and prosecutions of themselves and their allies.
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Khosrowshahi said Lee is the right person for the job and he thinks it'll become clear that she is the right person for the job.
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Turnbull did not contest the vote, since it had become clear he had lost the support of the majority of his party's members, CNBC reported.
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For example, Sam's reasons for writing filthy words in school become clear only after the subject turns up unexplained in earlier sections of the book.
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Through decades of research, it has become clear that human civilization, roughly 250,000 years old, developed during an unusually stable period for global sea levels.
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The full extent of Penn's interaction with the cartel kingpin did not become clear until the Rolling Stone article published, one of the officials said.
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But that doesn't mean it was perfect, and in the year and half since it came out, it's become clear there was room for improvement.
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In any event, it has become clear that high-tech employees will continue to protest against companies doing business with the government national security community.
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So it's become clear that there is something about Texas that people are fascinated about and is impossible not to mention when writing about me.
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Halberstam waved this aside as so much P.R. hooey, but, as has since become clear, Agnew reached a ready audience, especially in houses like mine.
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As the coronavirus swamps the country's doctors, hospitals and emergency rooms, it's become clear that the U.S. healthcare system is not ready for this pandemic.
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And it has become clear in the past month that long-used strategies for how brands should respond to the ensuing outrage may need rewriting.
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But it's also become clear to me that current college students are often ambivalent, or even hostile, to the idea of free speech on campus.
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As the reality of the scope and contents of the collection have become clear, the monetary value has been scaled back to hundreds of millions.
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"We believe that as events unfold, it is going to become clear that this is a case that never should have been brought," she said.
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I.O. Unfortunately, with each passing day, it has become clear that President Trump has no intention of following through on his commitments to working people.
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She's one of the people the 1978 film "A Dream Is What You Wake Up From" is dedicated to, for reasons that soon become clear.
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But with Michigan holding its primary last week and Minnesota and Wisconsin voting on Tuesday, it's become clear that 22018 is a totally different cat.
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As the outbreak's toll has mushroomed, it has become clear how easily the virus can be transmitted, and how hard it may be to contain.
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They may contain important information about managing your digital privacy at a time when it's become clear that our online data is far from safe.
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The problem, it would soon become clear, was that there seemed to be just as much evidence pointing in a tangle of other directions too.
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"It has become clear that as Senator Klobuchar visits more places and meets more people, her support grows — including with people of color," Waibel said.
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But as the days have passed since the strike, it has become clear that other factors are restraining them from putting bellicose rhetoric into action.
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Three seasons in, it has become clear that the Rayburns not only did a bad thing, but that they're also pretty bad people, after all.
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As the United Nations' annual climate conference in Madrid winds to a close, it has become clear that climate summits are stuck in a rut.
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She later apologized amid a storm of criticism, and said on Monday that it had become clear she lacked the support to lead the party.
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Spencer said it had become clear that he and Trump no longer share the same understanding of the key principles of good order and discipline.
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"After 10 months under your leadership, it has become clear that consumers no longer have a strong, independent Consumer Bureau on their side," Frotman wrote.
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The consequences started to become clear in August when the hackers released the home addresses, cellphone numbers and personal email addresses of Democratic House members.
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Over time, it has become clear that Bitcoin's growth prospects are probably limited if it is not easily available through regulated institutions to ordinary investors.
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It has become clear from the testimony of upstanding national security and foreign service officials like Ambassadors Marie Yovanovitch and William R. Taylor, Lt. Col.
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Whether Republican efforts bear fruit — an unlikely prospect given that 71 percent of Jews disapprove of Trump — will become clear at the 2020 presidential polls.
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Secondly, it's become clear in recent months that the Trump inauguration is under investigation too for various possible crimes related to its donors and its spending.
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But in fact, it's become clear over the past few months that most Republicans don't actually want to return to the pre-Obamacare status quo either.
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As we've gone from inbox zero to inbox infinity, it has become clear that staring at our phones all day probably isn't great for our health.
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The outlines of a strategy have now become clear as are the very grave risks that Democrats will face if they keep passively watching this unfold.
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Over the last few seasons, it's become clear that there's a new wedding dress style in town that non-traditional brides are embracing as their own.
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Just what sort of story best describes the state of the economy—and how scary it is—will become clear this year, one way or another.
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As I clicked around these mysteriously bland mommy blogs, it gradually started to become clear: The reason for their existence is affiliate marketing and e-commerce.
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As public fury in the U.S. has peaked again and again in recent months, it's become clear that the nation is not experiencing a single crisis.
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Facebook removes event pages when the threat of real world harm and an event's connections with hate organizations become clear, a Facebook spokesperson told BuzzFeed News.
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The cause of his spiral didn't become clear to him until last year, he said, when he heard about the Los Angeles Times investigation of Tyndall.
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Over the past year, it has become clear that our Lucas' love of sports is no "phase" (a phrase with deep meaning for most gay men).
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It has become clear that the marginal benefit of additional (unconventional) monetary policy measures is limited; yet the longer-term costs remain unknown and potentially large.
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The speakers in question are the Nocs NS2 Air Monitors (specifically, the first generation version of the product, a fact whose import will soon become clear).
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" The reasoning, another NRCS official said: "It has become clear one of the previous administration's priority (sic) is not consistent with that of the incoming administration.
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It's not yet clear whether the rise in deaths were linked to age, illness, or accidents, and it will be months until those details become clear.
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The instance the whirling stops and the reality of (a) how pissed you are and (b) what you're doing as a result of that, become clear.
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"If the Crown Prince is unable or unwilling to do so, then it will become clear that he is complicit in the cover up," Reed said.
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China's GDP growth hovered between 9.5 percent and 10.5 percent between 2008 and 2011, but it's become clear that the spending was done at a cost.
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Italy's market watchdog Consob said last week the bank's shares and securities would be suspended from trading until the conditions of a state bailout become clear.
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"Identify your needs and wants and communicate those because it will become clear quickly if they're looking for the same thing" you are, Wright told me.
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He commented that it has become clear that government officials are responsive not to citizens, but to those "from above" who put them in their offices.
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But Wednesday, the analysts said it's become clear that the state, not Amazon, did the canceling, due to the applications not being complete by a Dec.
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And with the capture of the Golden State Killer, the overlap between law enforcement's priorities and the "fun" commercial aspect of genetic testing has become clear.
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Increasingly it will become clear that Clinton is not the vehicle for any kind of change but rather the embodiment of a special interest status quo.
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Only after Judge Emmet Sullivan ordered the government to release a full transcript of the voicemail did it become clear that the Mueller report mischaracterized it.
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But it had become clear to him that the C.I.A had little ability to control the squabbling and backstabbing among the Saudis, Qataris and other Arabs.
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If that remains so, it should become clear that the Westinghouse option is dead and that it will not help to weaken U.S. nuclear export rules.
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Now, as we've flown more humans into space, for longer and longer stretches of time, it's become clear just how serious of a problem this is.
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Looking at depictions of St. Anthony in the paintings of Renaissance masters, the influence of the disease on the history of art starts to become clear.
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TC: At what point in the process did it become clear that subjects like gender and representation were going to be major themes in the film?
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The details of this will only become clear as they're filed and argued, but you can bet there will be at least a few of them.
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But beyond public figures, game streamers, and the odd moment of citizen journalism, it's become clear that most users don't have compelling enough content to stream.
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With Apple's business off the table, it would become clear that China relies more heavily on the United States than the other way around, Cramer argued.
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At Juke's insistence, for disturbing reasons that become clear as the novel unfolds, Elma claims motherhood to both Nan's biracial son and her own white daughter.
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Jack is equally desperate to refuse — for reasons that take a long time to become clear — but eventually he relents and agrees to take the job.
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The human cost of sealing off a province of tens of millions of people for two months may not become clear for months or even years.
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As we near 2020, one thing has become clear: There is little that has been left untouched by advancements that have come out of Silicon Valley.
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Mr. de Blasio tried to fight back, but it had become clear that there was not enough City Council support to approve Mr. de Blasio's plan.
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She ran a child care center and had a pottery business, but in recent months it had become clear that the illness would claim her life.
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"It's become clear to restaurant brands that they need to work really hard to get their loyal customers to order direct from the brand," said Glass.
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"It has become clear that as Senator Klobuchar visits more places and meets more people, her support grows — including with people of color," Waibel told BuzzFeed.
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It will become clear just how divided the party is over the issue of post-Brexit immigration when the topic is debated on the conference floor.
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The experts said that the coalition had kept up the intensity of the airstrikes even after it had become clear that civilians were suffering dire consequences.
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As the actual direct effects of each round of tariffs become clear, we should not assume that financial markets will continue to absorb the news smoothly.
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The details of the case, she said, began to become clear only after the publication of book by a man she had never met, Gary Corsair.
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As burgeoning social movements use social media like Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook as a decentralized organizing strategy, it's become clear that government surveillance of activists still occurs.
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Over the course of the Trump campaign, it's become clear that "Donald Trump's policies" and "what Donald Trump says in interviews his policies are" aren't exactly synonymous.
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The realities of the grim job prospects have also become clear to two associates who worked for President Donald Trump's campaign but never went into the administration.
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Credit Suisse issued a note on Wednesday warning of market volatility in the immediate aftermath of the result, which is expected to become clear around 2850 a.m.
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"It has become clear that forcing New Charter into competing with another carrier incentivizes the company to overbuild where the weakest potential competition currently exists," she writes.
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By watching the way he uses each stone (and sometimes combines their powers), the limitations of their power and the way he can use them become clear.
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President Donald Trump isn't the first president to use the military as a prop, but it's become clear that he's the most brazenly cynical in doing so.
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THE extent of the devastation will become clear only when the floodwater recedes, leaving ruined cars, filthy mud-choked houses and the bloated corpses of the drowned.
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But after years and years of haggling between official and semi-official envoys, it has become clear that the concessions sought by North Korea go too far.
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It has become clear that, for decades, allegations of sexual assault weren't given much weight, so it's worth investigating the cases that were dismissed in the past.
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But it's also become clear over the last couple of years that we haven't done enough to prevent these tools from being used for harm as well.
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It's now become clear he plans to use the White House to tear down his predecessor rather than to help the people who voted him into office.
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As has become clear with Siri, Cortana and Alexa, dialog is hard — it requires more than just good speech recognition to deliver a killer experience to users.
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Not only does Windows run much more cleanly on tablets, but it's also become clear that Microsoft was an early innovator in mobile-friendly hybrid PC hardware.
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As a result, Tiangong-1's orbit has decayed naturally and it's only in the last few months that it's become clear when it would come down.
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For many non-fans, this fact may have first become clear during the 2016 Super Bowl halftime show, when Coldplay was joined by Beyoncé and Bruno Mars.
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But after just six weeks on the job, it's become clear he needs backup — so he appointed Kirstjen Nielsen as his No. 2 last Wednesday, per NYT.
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It's conceivable that areas from Texas to New England could have a white or icy Christmas this year, though this won't become clear for another few days.
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The 8 features Amazon and Google must add to the Echo and Home It's become clear that in many homes a single Wi-Fi router isn't sufficient.
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"It has become clear that there is govt within govt of @MBuhari who've seized apparatus of Executive powers to pursue their nefarious agenda," he tweeted in June.
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One stressed that the move had been in the works for many weeks, particularly since it had become clear that Mr. Trump would be the Republican nominee.
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Considered against the Obama presidency in particular, the racial dimensions of their argument become clear: The Democratic Party got too black and brown, and abandoned white voters.
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That's why it's become clear to use at Ben & Jerry's that we have a moral obligation to take a stand now for justice and for Black lives.
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Even after it started to become clear that everyone had been killed by bullets, troopers went to funeral homes to come up with evidence that implicated prisoners.
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Now 70 and out on parole, Tillinghast was a particularly feared figure in the Rhode Island underworld, the reasons for which become clear during a breakfast conversation.
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"I think it will become clear in the trial just what kind of facts the government, the parliamentary inquiry and prosecutors have been hiding," Mr. Kaido said.
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It has become clear that there is no silver bullet when it comes to cutting greenhouse gases, but there are things governments can do that would help.
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"It has become clear that many in the chain were woefully unprepared to react quickly" to the disruption, analysts at ABI Research wrote in a recent report.
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Fulford had also said compliance failures first become clear back in January 2016 but were only brought to the IPCO's attention in February this year, it said.
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"It has become clear that the political conditions in France do not currently exist for such a combination to proceed successfully," Fiat Chrysler said in a statement.
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In South and West, the aesthetic underpinnings of Didion's intellectual ideology all become clear: When Didion wants to disavow something, she does not make a moral argument.
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It has become clear since then that neither Mr. Musk nor Tesla had actually lined up the necessary financing aside from having preliminary conversations with some investors.
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CMC Markets' chief market strategist, Michael McCarthy, said it had become clear that Trump can't deliver on his major promise, the payroll tax cut, on his own.
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In the more than three years since the tape emerged, it's become clear that the you-can-do-anything line wasn't only describing Trump's attitude toward women.
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It'd become clear, even though we'd yet to marry, this was going to be a lifelong engagement, and it made sense to get on the same page.
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As some of the stances of today's left have seeped into Democratic presidential politics, it's become clear that there could be real electoral consequences to these missteps.
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Tehran's strategy could become clear in a matter of days, as it had already said that it was about to take another step away from the accord.
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At one point did it become clear that "The Great Wall" was going to be a kind of test for future big-budget Hollywood-China co-productions?
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Wren, meanwhile, is carrying baggage -- and not the kind used to weight down balloons -- over the death of her husband, the circumstances of which gradually become clear.
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In the course of reporting, it has become clear that the department faces a number of challenges when it comes to keeping the city safe from fires.
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However, it has become clear that, while there are some areas where compromise has been possible, we have been unable to bridge important policy gaps between us.
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Some of the answers may start to become clear as soon as this weekend when Attorney General William P. Barr briefs congressional leaders on its principal conclusions.
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But it has become clear that some exchanges inflated their volumes through so-called wash trades, repeatedly trading nominal amounts of bitcoin back and forth between accounts.
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It's more difficult for Maeve to take control of Hosts in Shogun World, even when she speaks the local language, for reasons that only slowly become clear!
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Unlike medical research, which has been shaped by decades of clinical trials, the risks—and rewards—of analyzing big, semi-public databases are just beginning to become clear.
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I haven't been in Congress long, but it's become clear in my brief time in Washington that our politicians could learn a thing or two from the Army.
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The plot of High Life is a tangled web, each sequence acting as a fragment of a much larger narrative that doesn't become clear until, suddenly, it does.
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" But now, Winslet said, "It has become clear to me that by not saying anything, I might be adding to the anguish of many courageous women and men.
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Additionally, the full effects of the interest rate cap that was instituted in September 2016 have yet to become clear, but initial indications show evidence of credit rationing.
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Instead, they have been made worse through new barriers to voting — and it has become clear that voting rights will be a defining political struggle of my generation.
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As those changes continue, it has become clear that the mobility services delivered by Chariot over the past five years will not be a sustainable solution going forward.
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"But it has also become clear to me that in light of the latest news reports it is best for the city if I step aside," he added.
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In Chicago, it has become clear that teacher pay is not the primary sticking point in the negotiations; after all, the city has already agreed to a raise.
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" She added, "As this was happening to me, it has become clear over the years that his actions and conduct have been repeated with other women over decades.
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Some researchers have proposed a moratorium on CRISPR until more guidelines become clear while others call for developing safer and more ethical methods to propel the technology forward.
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It's become clear that it uses the EternalBlue and EternalRomance exploits that were pilfered from the NSA and released by the hacking group the Shadow Brokers in April.
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Just in the last few days it has become clear that he has been haplessly caught up in a wider standoff between the governments of Turkey and America.
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"It's become clear just how sick and tired the country was with how things were," says Paulo Faria, a professor of politics at Agostinho Neto University in Luanda.
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From our vantage point in Silicon Valley, it has also become clear that the private markets for tech companies are in the early stages of a major correction.
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And as she has watched this election unfold, Michelle Obama said it has become clear that Clinton and her opponent, Donald Trump, have clashing visions for the country.
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In the weeks since the movement to oust the twice-elected president took on real momentum, it's become clear that no legitimate justification for such a move exists.
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As prospective buyers rummage through what's on offer from HNA's earlier acquisition binge, what actually will become clear soon is what price the seller is willing to pay.
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Now that Cramer has heard from many other high-growth technology companies, it has become clear to him that Tableau's disastrous results were more representative of the company.
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Still, it's become clear that in some parts of the world, local players have certain advantages such as knowledge of the market, an established brand, and government support.
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"It's become clear that this is not an emergency, not only because no one believes it is but because Donald Trump himself has said it's not," he said.
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However, it does seem that finally a direction (ha!) is beginning to become clear: a few months after the leak, Liam announced that he'd signed with Capitol Records.
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It has become clear that our political leaders are unwilling to set aside their ideological differences and come together to solve the many disparate issues in the country.
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"As time has gone on, it has become clear that we shouldn't have two distinct weather products," company co-founder Adam Grossman writes in a blog post. Forecast.
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What has quickly become clear, however, is that in competitive health care marketplaces, such as urban areas, this sort of integration can give providers greater leverage over insurers.
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Friday's activity will end an ominous week for Trump in which it has become clear that the investigation is far broader beneath the surface than is publicly evident.
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"It is become clear that there is no coherent answer to the Irish question at the moment," said Jonathan Davies, head of currency strategy at UBS Asset Management.
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Kudos to the Chairman for kicking off this conversation but it has become clear the original proposal has real flaws and as I've suggested before, is too complicated.
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Majority Leader Mitch McConnell announced the decision at a lunch with fellow Republicans on Capitol Hill, conceding what had become clear Monday night: They didn't have the votes.
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But when you try and distill the discussion down to facts, two contradictory things become clear: cats are a huge problem, and you can't just undo the problem.
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Earlier this year, scientists at the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration predicted an active hurricane season—and it's starting to become clear that they were spot on.
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What has now become clear is the full horror of last weekend's chemical weapons attack, with children, women and men dead in the basements where they were hiding.
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Several fans mention the situation at West Ham in cautionary fashion, and this is in August, well before the most serious problems with the London Stadium become clear.
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Looking at depictions of St. Anthony in the paintings of Renaissance masters, the influence of the disease of ergotism on the history of art starts to become clear.
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I'd say the election has changed three things for me (though I'm still processing it, like everyone else, and its meaning will only become clear with some distance).
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Other states are likely to follow suit as the benefits of these actions become clear, setting the stage for a bitter legal dispute over federal and state taxation.
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By Thursday, it had become clear to administration officials their previous insistence that life would continue as normal would no longer be viable in the age of coronavirus.
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Although it wouldn't become clear until later, a right-wing extremist called Anders Behring Breivik had set off a car bomb in the city's government quarter, killing eight.
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Poets will write in a way that you will read between the lines, and it will suddenly become clear that he is an asshole: Fuck, he's an asshole!
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Since then, it has become clear she remains a target, and at least three comrades in Canada report pressure from Chinese security services over their ties to her.
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The Senate is expected to debate the NDAA next week, and it should become clear then whether the amendment would be allowed to come up for a vote.
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During my time in public service, it's become clear that you have to do the job that you currently have, do that job well and not get distracted.
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" But he added, "It has also become clear to me that in light of the latest news reports, it is best for the city if I step aside.
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For reasons we can only hope will soon become clear, President Trump remains determined to coddle our most dangerous adversary, to the increasing detriment of our national security.
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To the contrary, while sanctions succeeded in bending the regime enough to get it back to the negotiating table, it had become clear they could not break it.
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After the Senate passed a historic $2 trillion relief package, investors may be hoping for further stimulus measures as the full economic ramifications of the pandemic become clear.
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Prince Mohammed has spoken publicly of his frustration over the gap between the kingdom's military spending and its capabilities, which has become clear during the war in Yemen.
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And he would like to retract the word 'junior' from the name Donald Trump Jr., as it has become clear that his son is kind of a douche.
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One thing that has become clear in this primary election cycle is that the voters will tell us what they think at the moment they pull the lever.
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By 2006, it had become clear that the Euphronios krater had been looted from an Etruscan tomb northwest of Rome in 1971 before being sold to the Met.
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"Since then, it's become clear that manufacturing activity is facing major near-term headwinds," wrote economists Julian Evans-Pritchard and Martin Lynge Rasmussen in a note on Monday.
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That there is some bad blood regarding Acronym among Democratic politicos — which is natural in any competitive industry — has become clear in the wake of the Shadow debacle.
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Yet, the White House's true stance on the organization will become clear only in a moment of crisis in a strategically important economy, such as Egypt or Brazil.
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Whether a member of Congress acts in a politically partisan manner or as an impartial officer of our government will become clear in the coming days and weeks.
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"It has become clear we underestimated the potential strength of industry RV shipments and that the company has moved to consolidate the RV retail industry much more quickly."
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It's become clear to me that the public's confidence in the 9th District seat general election has been undermined to an extent that a new election is warranted.
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Goldman Sachs, another US bank with major European headquarters in London, told staff there would be a "considerable period of time" before the terms of Brexit become clear.
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Only later would it become clear what had happened inside, as Judge Joseph held a sidebar conference with the assistant district attorney and Mr. Medina-Perez's defense attorney.
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In the midst of all the noise, the moments that we ought to remember become clear: The decade will be defined by the events that fundamentally changed us.
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Only later did it become clear that the Social Security payments would be insufficient to provide meaningful retirements, setting off years of talks and searches for legal loopholes.
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"Recently, it has become clear that the federation has no intention of providing us equal pay for equal work," Rapinoe said in a press release announcing the filing.
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In desperation, they engaged in some sort of protest — the nature of which might take a few days to become clear — because they just want their saga to end.
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"It's become clear that $15 per hour doesn't meet the cost of living in some of the places where we operate," Facebook said in a blog post on Monday.
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"I think it has become clear to all of us that some of us are spending too much time on our devices," Apple CEO Tim Cook said last summer.
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And even today, now that the public health cost of these retailers has become clear and lawmakers are proposing new regulations, the restaurants have remained steadfast in their tactics.
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What's become clear over the past 10 days or so, however, is that the current closed-door approach to the investigation could jeopardize the rising public support for impeachment.
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In the past month or so, it has become clear that monthly premium prices for 2017 plans are likely to rise more sharply than they have in past years.
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" Though Rachel begins her response with a less-than-rousing "um," her true feelings soon become clear: "Right here in this moment standing with you, I see my forever.
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Understand that although it feels really good without a case, it's really better if you use one for reasons that will become clear in later steps in this guide.
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Whether the claim has any merit will become clear when investigators release their final report into that crash and as more details emerge about what went wrong in Ethiopia.
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We're best friends and its become clear to both of us that the emotional side of our relationship just doesn't allow us to be the best versions of ourselves.
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Only 34 years later, when his monumental memoir, "A Tale of Love and Darkness", was published, did it become clear that he had been writing about his own mother.
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However, in recent weeks, it's become clear the investigation has grown, with little public understanding, into something that's clearly much larger than a "simple" investigation into Russian's campaign meddling.
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It wasn't until this week that its deorbit path has become clear enough that space authorities are confident giving even a 24-hour window when it will come down.
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The long-term cost of the deregulatory policies he supported, moreover would become clear when the risky business of Wall Street resulted in the devastating market crash of 2008.
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Long told me that while TapCommerce was focused on helping e-commerce companies promote their apps, it's become clear that customers aren't going to download apps from every retailer.
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For the last couple of years—and especially after Uber sold its Chinese operations to Didi Chuxing—it's become clear that India is the next battleground for transportation giants.
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"It's become clear to me over the last month that I can no longer be part of this organization," Yin said in the note, which was obtained by Reuters.
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As ought to have become clear to Fed officials, monetary-policy decisions cannot be taken without considering the ways in which they will ripple across the global financial system.
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The boy is being pursued by Cable (Josh Brolin), a super-soldier who has traveled back from the future to the present day, for reasons that will become clear.
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Beyond 2022 Whether young companies such as Arvex can have a lasting impact beyond the World Cup won't become clear until the tournament has packed up and left town.
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Since then, however, it has become clear that other American sanctions on Iran, unaffected by the nuclear agreement, have still dissuaded many international companies from risking business with Iran.
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As President-elect Donald Trump announces his Cabinet picks, it's become clear that his administration will be deeply influenced by fossil fuel executives and some outright climate change deniers.
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But a psychologist who testified at sentencing said that Mr. Sweet's chances of rehabilitation were "mixed," and that his prospects were not likely to become clear until age 30.
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It has become clear that the European Union and NATO will never take in Ukraine, he said, so it would be best to accept reality and not even try.
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But in the five months since she has captained one of the conservation group's two boats, it has become clear to her that many totoaba fishermen are evading enforcement.
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A year into his administration, it's become clear that President Donald Trump won't voluntarily address the conflicts between his private business dealings and his role as commander in chief.
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"It has become clear that improper testing methods were used to improve the appearance of fuel efficiency," Mr. Aikawa said before he and other company leaders bowed in apology.
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It's become clear that the financial and fraud cases being investigated by the Southern District of New York (SDNY), spawned by the Mueller investigation, are where the action is.
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But it's also become clear over the last couple of years that we haven't done enough to prevent the tools we've built from being used for harm as well.
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It also has become clear that Sky uses WADA's exemption system for therapeutic drug use in a way many other cycling teams long ago rejected because of ethical concerns.
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"The risk of a no-deal Brexit rose when it become clear Johnson might be the next PM, and nothing Johnson has said has diminished that risk," Cole said.
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As the summer advances, the contours of a terrible, inevitable choice become clear, and a cold blast of reality intrudes on the warmth and sunshine of a beautiful romance.
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Stock futures plunged ahead of Monday's Wall Street opening — at the start of a week when the full extent of job losses — likely in the millions — will become clear.
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What has not become clear, so far, is whether the blockchain design will really be able to accomplish any of the big promises that have been made for it.
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Oil prices have bounced back, but it has become clear that Kurdistan's oil reserves were overstated and that the region's production is not sufficient to cover its operational costs.
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"It's become clear I'm not going to be carrying the ball -- I'm not going to be president, so I'm withdrawing tonight from the race," Inslee told MSNBC's Rachel Maddow.
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It had become clear that he was not a natural fit for a Jürgen Klopp team: insufficiently intense when chasing the ball down, overly inclined to slowing the play.
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Presidential aides have said that only in the months after the coup attempt has it become clear how deep was the infiltration of the Gulen movement through government institutions.
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Only then will the fate of Schiff's effort to force the admission of new testimony -- effectively broadening the trial, opening new investigations and delaying a final vote -- become clear.
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Americans themselves will of course be in deep shock at this outcome, and it may take some time for the shape of Donald Trump's new America to become clear.
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Yet by the end of the decade, it's become clear just how effective it was at not only bringing widespread but long-lasting awareness to the movement's core issues.
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"Last night, after extensive review of our CCTV system, it has now become clear from the cameras that these two individuals targeted the kosher grocery," Fulop tweeted Wednesday morning.
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But those stories usually refer to narrow, specialized tests of machine translation's abilities, and when the software is actually deployed in the wild, the limitations of artificial intelligence become clear.
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As the Security Council debates the report, it should soon become clear how far the West will push for a response, and how China and Russia are going to react.
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That's also when it would become clear if people use these vehicles in any fundamentally different way than traditional automobiles, he said, speaking at the company's headquarters in Nagoya, Japan.
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"In working with the current administration, it has become clear to me that we need improvements to the existing ethics program," he said in a press release at the time.
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But the fact that the $400 million in aid, including desperately needed military assistance, was also being used by the President didn't become clear until the next month, Vindman testified.
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The country has a $57 billion loan deal with the International Monetary Fund, which has said it will evaluate its relationship with Argentina once the next government's policies become clear.
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The 68-year-old Inslee, speaking on MSNBC, said it had become clear he would not be the party's standard-bearer and that he was pulling out of the race.
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The Samsung Galaxy S8 hits store shelves today, and in our short time with the new smartphone it's become clear that the it's one of the best for mobile photographers.
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But in the past year, it's become clear that car companies are getting with the future, and making incremental moves toward other business models, like ride-sharing and car-sharing.
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Only in 2002, when his epic memoir, "A Tale of Love and Darkness", was published, did it become clear that all along he had been writing about his own parents.
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"It has now become clear that America cannot cut Iran's oil exports to zero," Rouhani added, speaking after a weekly meeting with the heads of the parliament and the judiciary.
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Only with the advent of a vast, industrialised fishing industry, and the damage and depletion it has caused, has it become clear that this assumption has been a disastrous mistake.
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What to watch: It will become clear in the next few weeks how China, India and Turkey intend to respond to the sanctions and how the U.S. will enforce them.
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"Now that it's become clear that the risks are out there, the (equity) market has to price them in," Michael O'Rourke, chief market strategist at JonesTrading, told Reuters' Herb Lash.
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In a day and age where everyone seems to be searching for "alternative engagement rings," the rise of personal, unique jewelry that deviates from gold and diamonds has become clear.
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But in a year in which it's become clear that no one should take any tech company at its word, the practice feels like a shady bit of narrative-steering.
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In the three-plus years since her last major release, it's become clear that Rihanna doesn't really need music anymore, at least not in a financial or a cultural sense.
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In the last six months, it's become clear to the company that it needs to take a friendlier approach in many aspects of its business, including its relationship with drivers.
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What has become clear is that status quo health policy will not result in balancing the need for high-quality, accessible health care with the economic realities of competing demands.
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The outcome of the GOP race won't likely become clear until the race's last day, when voters in five states will award 303 delegates, including California and its pivotal 172.
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"It has also become clear that there is still a long way to go to achieve substantial results on, for example, the term structure and legacy contract problems," Maijoor said.
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In a statement added to the original announcement post (less than 10 days old), it wrote: It's become clear that in the current environment, ATEAC can't function as we wanted.
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"All of these things will only become clear to us when we are provided the (military) judgment," said Malik Adeel, who has filed an appeal with the Lahore High Court.
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It's become clear to me that I have to turn my attention away from watching "30 Rock" over and over again and start streaming some of Hulu's vast movie collection.
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As I've watched this whole sad, predictable, and yet still horrifying spectacle unfold, one thing has become clear to me: One day, this president will actually destroy the Republican party.
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But as Congress prepares to recess until September, it has become clear that a presidential election year was not the ideal time to get back to so-called regular order.
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It has become clear that Beijing has a vision of a technological future that builds on innovation by its firms for both economic strength and strict control of its citizenry.
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With state elections slated over coming months and a general election scheduled for May, Indian shares could remain subdued until the results become clear, according a poll conducted by Reuters.
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Predict what will happen to the global economy and the movement of oil prices in 2019 should become clear ("Weakening global expansion amid growing risks", International Monetary Fund, Jan. 21).
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In addition to Sinema's abhorrent record of promoting the terrorist organization behind 28503/22019, it's become clear she isn't remotely a fan of the Arizona constituents she wants to represent.
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Weeks before former Congressman Ryan Zinke rode a horse to his new job as secretary of the Interior, the House leadership's agenda for public lands was starting to become clear.
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"What we have seen at Birmingham is unacceptable and it has become clear that drastic action is required to bring about the improvements we require," said Prisons Minister Rory Stewart.
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" As a result of the investigation, the team said, "It has become clear Bryan's relationship with our team and his ability to lead the 76ers moving forward has been compromised.
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One thing that's become clear is that workplaces rife with inequality, where whole groups of employees are devalued or where power imbalances are huge, set the stage for sexual harassment.
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He had in recent months begun to ease off his stance of last year, saying in August that it had become clear that Mr. Sessions had lost the president's confidence.
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It has become clear since then that neither Mr. Musk nor Tesla had actually lined up the necessary financing for the move, aside from having preliminary conversations with some investors.
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On Wednesday night, long after it'd become clear that Elizabeth Warren had no viable path to the Democratic presidential nomination, my 5-year-old daughter asked me about the race.
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It's an approach to stimulus unprecedented in modern times, far unlike the programs launched in the 2008-09 financial crisis and 2001 recession once economic damage had already become clear.
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For example, it may become clear in school that a child is having difficulty with memory and concentration, or there may be behavioral changes that are less evident at home.
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Over the past few years, it has become clear that our social media ecosystem is easily hijacked to incentivize behavior from the worst actors, further amplifying existing tensions and disagreements.
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"Last night after extensive review of our CCTV system it has now become clear from the cameras that these two individuals targeted the Kosher grocery location," Fulop said in tweet.
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Amamiya said while the economy is making "steady progress" toward meeting the BOJ's price goal, it has become clear that achieving the target was not easy and could take time.
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"It has also become clear some of my colleagues intend to further politicize this process, and drag the Supreme Court into the fray, while attacking the Chief Justice," Murkowski said.
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By Tuesday morning, even before the full scope of the chaos in Iowa had become clear, state party officials scrapped their plans to use an app made by Shadow Inc.
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Ever since she took her first official photos of Princess Charlotte in June 2015, it&aposs become clear that she&aposs not a regular royal; she&aposs a talented royal.
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It took two days for the scope and violent nature of the escape to become clear, in what amounts to an enormous embarrassment for the country's unpopular leader, Joseph Kabila.
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In the next few years, it will become clear whether plant-based meat is growing into a niche product or into a real replacement for the meat products it imitates.
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But after 40 years, it has become clear that NEPA's benefits can be enhanced while significantly reducing the unnecessary burdens and costs that the NEPA process imposes on the public.
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Only as masses of credulous people board spaceships for what they think will be a wonderful visit to the Kanamit planet does the real nature of the book become clear.
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One was that though she and Sulichin had hoped that Penn might eventually show interest in joining their movie project, it had become clear that he had no such desire.
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But it has since become clear that this was the year that the changing climate began changing music, with many major recording artists streaming their interpretations of the eco-apocalypse.
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For many years, DHS has worked closely with the private sector, but it has become clear that we lack a single focal point for turning threat intelligence into joint action.
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Should it become clear that the factory slowdown is bleeding over into the services sector, that would pack a bigger punch — especially because of what it would mean for jobs.
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In a statement Thursday, Google told CNN Business that it has "become clear that in the current environment" the Advanced Technology External Advisory Council "can't function" as the company wanted.
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By 2019, despite the optimistic predictions of some tech leaders, it had become clear that, at least in the near future, there would not be a headset on every head.
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Whether he can turn into a towering, Aaron Judge-like presence in the Mets' order will only become clear with time, but Alonso was still embracing new challenges last week.
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And as the public mourning began to fade and the FBI conducted its investigation, it started to become clear that the story about Bernall, in particular, was probably falsely reported.
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It has become clear over the years that, unless the opposition party controls both branches of Congress, impeaching and removing a president from office is something virtually impossible to achieve.
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When you make the list of everything running through your mind, it may become clear that your mind is divided because your heart is conflicted – you're not sure what you want.
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When the show starts, Kate's just getting out of a mental hospital and Eve, for reasons that only become clear later, is about to prosecute a Tutsi general for war crimes.
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Goldstone is not a figure known to too many people before Tuesday, but if anything has become clear about him in the past day or so, it's that he is ... eclectic.
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Over the decade since Color of Change was founded, as social-media campaigns have driven crowds into Tahrir Square and Ferguson, the advantages and drawbacks of decentralized tactics have become clear.
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Eclipses bring big reveals, so expect information you previously weren't aware of (or that you didn't want to see) to become clear, especially around these fun, happy things in your life.
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Soon it will become clear Mr. Kelly is the target of a greedy, conscious and malicious conspiracy to demean him, his family, and the women with whom he spends his time.
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So in a couple of years it should become clear whether the campaign to stop children moving from government to private schools has improved Indian education or made it worse still.
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What's worse, it has recently become clear that attempts by one lab to go back and replicate mouse studies carried out by another fail much more often than one would wish.
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That role had previously fallen to Mr Anwar, but it has become clear to all but a few holdouts that he cannot continue to manage the quarrelsome coalition from his cell.
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But even with Mueller technically concluding his 2-year probe last month, it's become clear that his team has farmed out many of the investigative threads they uncovered to other offices.
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But it has become ever harder to defend as they have grown bigger—and it has become clear that what happens on these platforms has an impact on the wider world.
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"I would not diminish Trump supporters or underestimate their angst because I feel that in a way they have correctly assessed that the center parties haven't yet become clear," he said.
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What that might mean for Amazon will only become clear later, and it will also take some time to see whether Trump pushes further to reevaluate the government's links the company.
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As he notes, it just took one "blip" in the capital markets last summer for this to become clear, when the banks, hedge funds and other institutions grew nervous about risk.
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While we instantly noticed a surprising (although really shocking) shared interest in athleisure and vintage Levi's, it's mostly become clear that clothing sizes mean zilch for many of Japan's style savants.
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Kreizman is illuminating that which has become clear in the months since the New York Times published its exposé of Harvey Weinstein: There's been a tectonic shift in the status quo.
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But what will also become clear—as if it wasn't already—is that the legal infrastructure that governs the behavior of companies in offshore jurisdictions (essentially tax havens) is woefully inadequate.
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But as I've read analysis of the reasons emissions increased in 2017 and 2018 after remaining flat in 2014-2016, it's become clear to me I don't really know any better.
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Orange CEO, Stephane Richard, said the deal has a 21387:203 chance of happening and it should become clear in the next few weeks whether it is likely to go ahead.
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One thing has become clear to me: Alien dinosaurs, while seemingly frivolous on the surface, are often potent projections of human fears and hopes about our place in space and time.
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Much of the impact of Brexit for airlines operating in Britain depends on the final terms of its separation from the EU, which may not become clear for months or years.
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Despite initial panic in financial markets, Dombrovskis said the long-term effects would only become clear later and it was too early to predict the economic impact on the euro zone.
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It has now become clear that a number of people, including President Obama and acting Attorney General Sally Yates, warned Trump that Flynn was at best unreliable and at worst compromised.
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It has become clear, though, that the goal of voter suppression laws shamelessly championed by Republicans is to hobble the young and minority voters, who tend to favor the Democratic Party.
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However, it has become clear that we have to worry not just about the integrity and resiliency of our election infrastructure but the influence of our adversaries on our democratic discourse.
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It has become clear to many that some people in power either can't or won't effect changes that would allow the island to truly rebuild and grow from the current tragedy.
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The authorities believe the new law will also help attract investment and give the economy a lift, though it will take several years before the returns on the investments become clear.
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What had become clear in this new phase of the race was that she would be devoting big parts of her events to ridiculing Trump more methodically than she had before.
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That wouldn't be outright blocking Brexit, but it would be punting the issue to British voters, who might very well change their minds as the consequences of the vote become clear.
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The full scale of Hurricane Harvey's devastation will become clear in the coming weeks as Texans return from shelters and hotels to clean up their homes, or what's left of them.
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" CNN Producer Betsy Klein "One of the more jarring moments of the evening -- around this time it has become clear in the Javits Center that things are not going Clinton's way.
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AND I THINK IT HASN'T BECOME CLEAR UNTIL JUST RECENTLY, OVER THE LAST FEW MONTHS, HOW IMPORTANT THAT IS. BOORSTIN: BUT ARE YOU SAYING FROM THE BEGINNING YOU WERE MORE CAUTIOUS?
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Whether such projections become more relevant could become clear at the end of next week, when U.S. tariffs on $34 billion worth of Chinese goods are scheduled to go into effect.
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Even more important, it has become clear over the past two decades that globalization has not been such an unalloyed boon for the United States as some wish to portray it.
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One thing has become clear about the midterm elections, which will determine the political script for the rest of President Trump's term: Pennsylvania is where much of the action will be.
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More recently, over closely held conversations with his kitchen cabinet, Ryan's preference has become clear: He would like to serve through Election Day 2018 and retire ahead of the next Congress.
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However, as the trade talks continue, it has become clear that the end result probably will not address critical issues like China's cybertheft, state subsidies and regulations on trade in data.
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Mr. Stoltenberg, the NATO secretary general, said he could not speculate about the real purpose of Zapad-2017, saying that this would become clear only once it was over next week.
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Most of all, though, it is an attempt to divine why smart, seemingly decent politicians and bureaucrats would continue pushing a pointlessly cruel approach long after its pointlessness had become clear.
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In retrospect, it has become clear that Western countries complied with refugee rules, and pushed other countries to do the same, less out of altruism than because of Cold War gamesmanship.
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In an era when it has become clear that tech executives and investors are frequently the only ones who'll reap rewards for a company's success, cooperative startups are getting more attention.
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Mr. Hassan, the Syria analyst, said it had become clear that Turkey and Mr. al-Assad had the most to gain from the American withdrawal and the reshuffling of Syria's northeast.
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But as their new realities become clear, a deeper mystery unfolds and some of the returned passengers soon realize they may be meant for something greater than they ever thought possible.
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But when the House votes to impeach Trump, a fateful step expected at some point Wednesday, it may become clear that this is also a somber moment of national political tragedy.
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The piece itself is called "Inner Telescope," for reasons that become clear only when you look through the O formed by the paper tube and view a tiny portion of Earth.
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Before the week was out, however -- and after Risch had briefed a group of reporters about the meeting and his decision -- it had become clear that Erdoğan would not change course.
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Japanese broadcaster NHK reported that multiple people are believed to be injured in Friday night's quake, but full details are unlikely to become clear until the sun rises on Saturday morning.
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MADRID — This much has become clear in recent weeks: When Julian Assange, the WikiLeaks founder, was living in Ecuador's embassy in London, someone was spying on him, recording his private conversations.
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Only after an inquiry by The Times prompted him to release his emails did it become clear that he had been told that the information was coming from the Russian government.
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Yet by 2011, it had become clear that, regarding foreign policy and economics, the Obama White House would lean instead toward pragmatism and accommodation, not the stubborn force of moral commitment.
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"It has become clear that the political conditions in France do not currently exist for such a combination to proceed successfully," Fiat Chrysler said in a statement issued early Thursday from London.
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"What has become clear is that we don't want to compete in a 'race to the bottom' as consumers have ever increasing choices for how much and where they shop," Mackey said.
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But in the aftermath of last year's vote, it has become clear that the sheer complexity of the system is no reassurance that it can't be exploited by a determined hostile power.
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This may become clear in the time it takes Britain to quit the EU. Or the process may take longer, the big two parties losing their monolithic status only slowly and haltingly.
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The answer will become clear with time, but I'm betting on the following: The caucuses were run by people with little, if any, experience administering elections or procuring equipment to conduct elections.
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But with populist parties surging throughout Europe and moderates being pushed to the right on immigration, it's become clear that Orbán has changed the EPP far more than it has changed him.
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After months of witnessing so much anxiety over a harmless three-letter adjective, it's become clear that fat — not just the word, but fatness itself — is apparently so horrible it is unspeakable.
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It has recently become clear that most of these claims are fake, says Sarah Hill, head of fraud at BLM, a law firm which works for 13 of Britain's 15 biggest insurers.
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Through our explorations it had become clear that pleasing others was second nature to her, the way she navigated in the world, particularly around women whom she considered to be mother figures.
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But there are moments when reality grows closer or more distant from its ideals, and it's become clear that in recent years, the United States has strayed very far from the path.
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"Over time, it's become clear that FATCA goes well beyond what is permissible under Fourth Amendment protections and places a serious burden on taxpayers," said Meadows, who chairs the House Freedom Caucus.
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Less than a year after she was hired to replace Obama veteran David Plouffe, it has become clear that Whetstone didn't get to be that powerful by playing nice all the time.
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Just how strongly the Fed means to signal a March rate hike may become clear after Fed Governor Lael Brainard, one of the central bank's most dovish members, speaks late on Wednesday.
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