Gothamist's Los Angeles site, LAist, will become part of radio station KPCC, and its Washington site, DCist, will become part of the public radio station WAMU.
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The acquisition sees Delta become part of the eToro Group, while the Delta team led by Nicolas Van Hoorde will become part of eToroX, reporting to Doron Rosenblum.
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She didn't know she was in the midst of a scene that would become part of hip-hop's mythology, documenting artists who have become part of pop culture lore.
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Because this amendment will never become part of the Constitution and, even more insulting, no one in the House Republican leadership actually expects this amendment to become part of the Constitution.
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I am asking what scenario they might become part of.
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It will become part of the Aurea family of companies.
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SO THEY BECOME PART OF THE COMPANY, ALMOST PART FAMILY.
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Via bankruptcy, Purdue's money will become part of a trust.
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I think that Spinnaker should become part of the Foundation.
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They also become part of the Startup Battlefield alumni community.
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All participating founders become part of our Battlefield alumni community.
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The cassette tape's fragility has become part of its appeal.
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Since that point, the album's become part of musical folklore.
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We wanted this rawness to become part of the photographs.
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And these messages have become part of our societal structure.
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This would become part of the soundtrack for the performance.
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It's become part of my character, and who I am.
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Stem cell treatments have become part of the picture, too.
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Maybe we could all become part of a new demographic.
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Grieving the loss has become part of the church's identity.
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This has now, in a way, become part of society.
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" Muslims, he said, "have to become part of the community.
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It was a really fun project to become part of.
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You'll also become part of the Startup Battlefield Alumni Community.
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Netflix and chill has become part of the common lexicon.
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How did it become part of my life so quickly?
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Beth had become part of the fabric of the community.
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You were provided every means to become part of society.
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Even the advertisements become part of the New York culture.
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He said the kittens could become part of his obituary.
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Temporary licenses could become part of each state's emergency response.
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That information will become part of Facebook's public ad library.
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"It has become part of life here," Mr. Khan said.
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Speak out like these survivors, become part of the army.
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And the draft has become part of the general bloat.
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Fans or scrolls become part of a garment's postmodern architecture.
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In witnessing them now, viewers become part of that afterlife.
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Legitimacy, Facebook hopes, will become part of its value proposition.
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It'll just become part of your own little personal lore.
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Former Communist bloc nations have aspired to become part of Europe.
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If it's deemed successful it would eventually become part of Maven.
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The pen will become part of the museum's local inventors display.
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The magazine service will become part of the Apple News app.
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In some ways, protests have become part of the Honduran landscape.
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Oprah has now officially become part of True Food Kitchen's future.
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In general, your assets and debts become part of an estate.
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Plus, you'll become part of the legendary Startup Battlefield alumni community.
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But recycling can, and should, become part of the solution too.
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Plus, Twitter statements have become part of our national grieving ritual.
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About 430 local Shell employees will become part of Assala Energy.
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So, Chris is going to become part of the Kennedy klan.
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NBCUniversal's existing digital enterprises group will become part of Hammer's team.
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Denouncing supposed coups has become part of the left's propaganda kit.
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It's as though household pets have become part of the family.
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The erosion, fading and dirt would become part of the works.
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"The economy has become part of the conflict equation," said McGoldrick.
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"The Biggest Loser" has become part of the science of dieting.
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The rooms invited viewers to become part of the art themselves.
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"Your socials have to become part of your hustle," he said.
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We can't become part of an American trade war with China.
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They go out because it has become part of their identity.
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Yeah, we start to become part of people's vocabularies, that's good.
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This will become part of a living archive of the work.
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Now, the idea appears to have become part of federal policy.
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The speech seems likely to become part of Flake's political legacy.
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I liked the work, so it's become part of my job.
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The feature is to become part of Apple's popular Health app.
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He organized two exhibitions that have become part of art history.
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The full sad story will surely become part of music history.
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So, why not take my name, and become part of me?
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Lugo, no doubt, would like to become part of that group.
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Face masks didn't become part of the design until around 1946.
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The new tweet will now become part of the original thread.
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Rivalry, not usually their thing, has become part of the equation.
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And now buying a CD has become part of that experience.
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Jim had become part of a "team" of about 20 protesters.
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It seems like it's increasingly become part of the culture war.
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So we had taken the polling company, become part of the WPP.
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You throw on your headset and become part of your own world.
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The earlier you become part of the cryptocurrencies, the more you'll have.
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It has become part of the risk it is trying to assess.
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There are a lot of ways to become part of a family.
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Exhaustion after socializing has become part of the popular definition of introversion.
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But that charter has become part of an important, iconic, political myth.
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Here, characters' relationships become part of the station's architecture, their movements interlocking.
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It's become part of the story people tell about who they are.
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Golf diplomacy has become part of Japan&aposs playbook on Donald Trump.
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For better or worse these aspects have become part of the sport.
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The best way to reclaim government is to become part of it.
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His name and ideas have become part of a trading desk's conversation.
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After the exhibition, he will become part of the museum's permanent collections.
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Or a play where you're able to become part of the action.
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As platinum members, the three companies become part of the governing board.
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"Islam has become part of Germany," countered the chancellor in the Bundestag.
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Early gigs The Jacaranda connection has become part of The Beatles legend.
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Rolling back this trend has quietly become part of the liberal framework.
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Security must become part of the entire life cycle of the vehicle.
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That was when we decided to become part of the solution together.
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"Sleepiness has kind of become part of American society," Dr. Hollingshaus says.
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"Let's say you become part of the Trump opposition," says Jon Stokes.
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All competing teams also become part of our Startup Battlefield alumni community.
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And, sadly, mass shootings have become part of growing up in America.
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The patients then become part of research studies that help develop treatments.
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"It's become part of the language of the city," Mr. Krim said.
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The Science and Technology portfolio will become part of the Communications Ministry.
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His Westchester soccer experience would eventually become part of the Blazer myth.
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Image: L7 website L7 have become part of the 90s grunge canon.
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She realized it had become part of the system, a tourist attraction.
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The trial has become part of the national debate over gender identity.
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Those ideas have become part of the common sense of our culture.
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I sometimes feel that my body has become part of the couch.
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Pieces from each special exhibition become part of the museum's permanent collection.
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For two hours, four days—they become part of this bigger thing.
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After about two years, healthy eating habits become part of the routine.
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If the judge approves, HBO will quickly become part of AT&T.
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It is more that terrorism has become part of life in London.
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Chargers are the next item to become part of the wireless movement.
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When you can become part of a group, you get that feeling.
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Clearly, technologies like these will become part of all digital media futures.
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But I can become part of the process in a silent way.
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As a designer, these things become part of your whole everyday life.
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His private collections have become part of his public reimagining of Gucci.
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It could be useful for Facebook to become part of this habit.
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The Fed's financial crisis policies have become part of its took kit.
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The large gas producer, set to become part of Shell on Feb.
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We're doing it because it's become part of the Ohio State brand.
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Step stools can become part of your home thanks to Hideaway Solutions.
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It's thought that group identities quickly become part of our individual identities.
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Nick has become part of our story, and we are part of his.
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They've been anatomized in documentaries and become part of our shared cultural imagination.
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It was as if mines had become part of nature, commonplace and inevitable.
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They shouldn't become part of an attack ad, and some people do that.
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Should all that come to pass, then Cirruseo will become part of Accenture.
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Yet less than two years later Syriza has become part of the problem.
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That doesn't mean roller coasters are going to become part of standard treatment.
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They returned to become part of what was often called the "Taiwan miracle".
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Our favorite coffee brands eventually become part of some other giant coffee brand.
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So how did a college student become part of an Oscar-nominated film?
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It is, or will at least become, part of our global digital heritage.
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So the allegations against Kavanaugh have become part of a broader culture war.
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Back in the US, the offensive has become part of the presidential campaign.
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The day eventually evolved to become part of the All Saints Day celebrations.
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Gatwick will become part of the group in the second quarter of 2019.
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He would submerge himself into his environments and become part of the story.
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The party is poised to become part of a coalition after the Oct.
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Celebrities no longer have to become part of the content to market themselves.
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I think now the mission is to become part of the climate movement.
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But Greek bonds might become part of its balance sheet in different ways.
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You become part of the place and the place becomes part of you.
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And then they disappear [into the sea] again, and become part of infinity.
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They get in your heart and mind, and they become part of you.
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It's become part of the zeitgeist, reflected in hit songs spanning multiple genres.
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Others have crossed the border and become part of America's beleaguered undocumented workforce.
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"Once you start managing people, you become part of 'the system,'" Welch says.
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We assume around GBP865m of GCG's existing indebtedness will become part of Ladbrokes.
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How did you get introduced to that world and become part of it?
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Impressive layers of safety protocols have become part of life in New York.
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I remember thinking, this is just ... how did I become part of this?
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Do you have plans for it to become part of a bigger piece?
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The weekend park visits will become part of Mr. Obama's legacy on conservation.
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Why do certain films, and filmmakers, get to become part of the canon?
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That's when the ideas in Camp's draft could become part of the discussion.
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So now, that has to become part of the story line or something.
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The workshop has become part of the syllabus for new village land officials.
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"It has become part of the military and political strategy," he told Reuters.
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Expect this to become part of the upcoming debate over corporate tax reform.
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New words and phrases become part of our lexicon on a daily basis.
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If 38 states ratify the proposed amendments, they become part of the Constitution.
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You might discover and become part of the cadence of everyday life here.
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For drivers in these cities, congestion fees have become part of daily life.
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They had no idea these numbers would become part of the funding scheme.
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We like vocals that become part of the music, almost like another instrument.
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Droga5, which employs more than 500 people, will become part of Accenture Interactive.
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In a twist, Mr. Mueller's very appointment has become part of his investigation.
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It has to become part of how it's implemented from the top down.
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And I wasn't like other people, who had become part of a scene.
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The images, and the words they frame, will also become part of history.
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When you play characters for that long, they become part of your life.
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Become part of an elite community of founders from companies like Cloudflare, Mint.
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And then when you beat them, they become part of your Mind Palace.
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"Self-storage has become part of the fabric of our culture," he said.
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"I worked like hell to become part of the one percent," said Langone.
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Sideline leaps and chants have become part of genuine competitions showcasing serious athleticism.
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The reluctance to confront the issue has itself become part of the debate.
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More students must be engaged and empowered to become part of the solution.
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Reuters had reported Wednesday that the dossier had become part of Mueller's probe.
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What will happen to us if the Taliban become part of the government?
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The dissolved, burned bodies in the fiery house will become part of the elements that make up the universe, just as the ceremonially burned bodies in the Ganges, as witnessed by the traveling Englishman, become part of the river itself.
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Paradoxically, they themselves have become part of the existential threat facing the European project.
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Navigators had no idea that these numbers would become part of the funding scheme.
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Ratti hopes to see Lift-Bit become part of a more flexible built environment.
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But you have now become part of the story, and how does that feel?
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Most parts are sold to plane manufacturers, just to become part of another plane.
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Any business involved in international trade "could become part of the story," Bostic said.
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Swatting away microaggressions with an invisible bat has become part of my everyday survival.
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With few exceptions, most of Twitter's platform experiments have become part of the product.
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NRN explained that the new branding test locations could become part of larger redesign.
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People from all over were moving to San Francisco to become part of it.
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If Zcash's zero-knowledge scheme works, it may one day become part of Bitcoin.
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Rather than standing against this trend, America under Trump has become part of it.
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The best case scenario is that journalists become part of a billionaire's patronage network.
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"This is going to become part of the way we think as an institution."
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Emoji have been around long enough to become part of our everyday communication culture.
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But that doesn't mean the S Pen will automatically become part of your routine.
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Our goal is to have ride-share drivers become part of the TWU umbrella.
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Eminem has become part of the tradition, an anachronistic vestige of a simpler time.
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He seeks out products or services that will become part of a customer's routine.
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In turn, Mitsubishi will become part of the global alliance between Nissan and Renault.
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Incessant hospital visits, diagnostic tests and yearly biopsies will become part of their childhood.
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In addition, Spotify will become part of the set-up experience on Samsung devices.
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Does it want to become part of the Dell ecosystem, or the Microsoft one?
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Obama's "My Brother's Keeper" Alliance will officially move to become part of the Foundation.
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Let's become part of this industry that is growing at a very rapid rate.
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Celebrities such as Caitlyn Jenner and Laverne Cox have become part of the mainstream.
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"You have to assume the renting has become part of the thrill," Walter muses.
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But from what we understand, SwiftKey may also become part of another Microsoft ambition.
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If 38 states ratify the proposed amendments, they become part of the U.S. Constitution.
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These types of tests could become part of a universal screening process for cancer.
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ET Tuesday whether mainland stocks will become part of the MSCI Emerging Markets Index.
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FanDuel said its 5,300-square-foot sportsbook will become part of the Meadowlands Racetrack.
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These discussions usually only become part of the public discourse when something goes wrong.
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"They have become part of my life and that is just unusual," she added.
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They've become part of a "toolkit" for large organizations seeking a veneer of innovation.
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"It was amazing that this had become part of the community," Mr. Shpuntoff said.
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"Especially among young people, it's become part of their way of life," Brohi said.
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Which means Segway just might become part of the future of transportation after all.
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These objects often become part of the subject matter of my paintings and drawings.
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But now the deeper urgency of their work has become part of the conversation.
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With the American Express Business Platinum card, you become part of that travel elite.
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Dr. Levine asked to become part of the group and began joining the discussions.
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As a result, proxy cards have become part of the experience of competitive Magic.
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Most contemporary dances come and go, but "Grace" has become part of the canon.
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Growers who become part of the legalized system must abide by strict environmental regulations.
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That means every time somebody comes forward publicly, they become part of this group.
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Hugs have become part of Ted Baker's culture, but are absolutely not insisted upon.
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But as people start to use these technologies, they become part of our lives.
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"These women have become part of my New York City family," Ms. Lee said.
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And new tools like doxxing have become part of the online repertoire of violence.
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But the interaction of these elements has become part of what is so captivating.
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Davis mentioned that once characters become part of the Unicode standard, they're never removed.
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When his mother followed a few years later, it had become part of Czechoslovakia.
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I urge you to become part of the army of helpers in our community.
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They have become part of the match-day ritual for a lot of fans.
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The drill, he said, has become part of his normal preround and postround rituals.
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But they can collaborate with those groups to become part of the distribution network.
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Chiltern will become part of LabCorp's Covance unit, which carries out trials for drugmakers.
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Apps like Hooked deliver narratives through messages, letting users become part of the story.
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Many of the concepts Mr. Zuckerman championed have become part of Americans' everyday lives.
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"It's what Disney would teach you: to become part of the film," he explains.
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Dark energy, mysterious as it sounds, has become part of the furniture in cosmology.
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It will become part of a much larger arsenal for self-defense during war.
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Its diversity has become part of its soul, part of California's idea of itself.
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Short story ... Rumi and Sir are about to become part of the Carter empire. Welcome.
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And that test could become part of legal challenges to Alabama and Georgia's new laws.
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Many items on the list have become part of a routine for the billionaire CEO.
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Braslow replied that everyone is welcome to volunteer and to become part of the group.
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But you don't want to be taken for granted or become part of the furniture.
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Meng and Huawei also have become part of the escalating U.S. and China trade war.
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The Spheres, designed by architecture firm NBBJ, will become part of Amazon's guided campus tours.
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Ideally, you forget about them after a while and they become part of your life.
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At first, the lockdown drills that have become part of American school life were overwhelming.
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But then it came time for Nyong'o to become part of the terrifying show herself.
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In the four years since, memes have become part of the fabric of American politics.
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By simply standing in the road, you become part of the game; you are playing.
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The "unlimited" plan will definitely become part of our future, $20 more for "unlimited" access.
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Imagining the look that it's going to become part of and who may wear it.
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It is not in the north, the area which would become part of Serbia again.
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Years after the war ends, the Incarnates find ways to become part of normal society.
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After all, Twitter wars and genitalia jokes appear to have become part of public debate.
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Guests will become part of the action by interacting with cast, crew and other passengers.
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P.M. will become part of Alamo's industrial division Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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In America, many illegal immigrants have been around for decades and become part of society.
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"We hope Jia Jia will become part of the world soon," said the UST spokesperson.
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Once infected, these computers can become part of the botnets used to commit ad fraud.
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Internal rifts, onstage meltdowns, and breakup rumors have become part of the Beach Slang lore.
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But the Yahoo branding you're familiar with will stick around and become part of Verizon.
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I'm very excited for him to become part of the family and have another brother.
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A simple but meaningful way to become part of Pride is by chatting with others.
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Iterations of her goddess forms have become part of Buddhism, Jainism, Sikhism, and tantric traditions.
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Instead, he seeks out products or services that will become part of a customer's routine.
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"It's given us a voice, allowed us to become part of the conversation," he said.
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As such, we encourage our current and future communities to become part of the story.
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I'm giving them room to really express themselves, to become part of this multi-universe.
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Everything accumulates to one point and this will definitely become part of the next thing.
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While often exaggerated, the complaints have become part of the political backdrop to the protests.
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Some inventions that debuted at World's Fairs have now become part of our everyday lives.
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"I had no idea I was going to become part of that history," she recalled.
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At some point, Ryan just accepted that the fight would become part of his legacy.
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The acquired products will retain their brand names and become part of the Bayer portfolio.
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The error has become part of his legacy, though he has joked about it since.
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"These things have now pretty much become part of the standard bundles," Mr. Garlick said.
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And once the S's become part of your sleep routine, she'll give up her battle!
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"It would be strange if I didn't let the strangers become part of my wedding."
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With just over 2,85033 armed BATF agents, these resources become part of the FBI mission.
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People are talking about that, but it hasn't really become part of the political conversation.
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Earlier this year, Square acquired Zesty to become part of its food delivery service, Caviar.
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On the criteria to become part of Kitchen United: We don't work with startup restaurants.
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It's something that can accompany us throughout our lives, that can become part of us.
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The creations will become part of the six-hour Ecological City Pageant on May 12.
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And it's a greater glory to become part of the decor in a chicken restaurant.
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By embracing his past, redemption has become part of his image; it's now his brand.
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Korniyenko told In Sight that military patriotic education has become part of the school system.
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So I asked some smart, strong women how men can become part of the solution.
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Amada's painting and Mozart's opera become part of a tangled net of references and symbols.
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Would they become part of some new nation state — part of Iraq, part of Turkey?
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Any official data on narratives would, once published, surely become part of the narrative itself.
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" He stretched his arms wide and added, "You become part of what you're looking at.
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And many automakers have opened California outposts to become part of the high-tech scene.
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It had become part of my furniture; it was, I couldn't help but feel, mine.
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Now that those ideas have become part of the legislative package, we've updated our analysis.
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In Peru, the deaths have quickly become part of a larger conversation about workplace conditions.
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But according to a CNN report published Friday, Kelly has become part of the turbulence.
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Should the ERA become part of the Constitution, the immediate impact would be fairly minor.
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What became virtual water cooler fodder, and why did it become part of the discourse?
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It could and should become part of teachings in schools, an aspect of citizen science.
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Such representation helped "The Best Man" become part of a cannon of beloved black films.
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"We've become part of the social fabric," Solomon said, with pride, when he joined me.
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The term self-care has, over the past few years, become part of the vernacular.
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If it had gone on would the rest of us become part of the gunline?
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This gives the songs time to build momentum as they become part of public discourse.
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He doesn't want to be an author; he wants to become part of the canon.
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It could become part of a must-pass bill preventing a federal shutdown due in December.
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Yogurt making turned out to be so simple that it's become part of my weekly routine.
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"[When you lose someone in the military], you become part of a new family," she said.
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But thanks to a theory gaining traction on Tumblr, she's become part of trans culture, too.
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None of this is normal, but over the years, fear has become part of the job.
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Doctors believe it's taken at least 21990 years for concussions to become part of public discourse.
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AppDynamics will become part of Cisco's Internet of Things and Applications Unit, reporting to Rowan Trollope.
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Now, she loves hanging out with our chickens and has certainly become part of our family!
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And also it really connects people to become part of the solution instead of the problem.
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" Media analyst Clay Shirky has said fact-checking itself has become part of the "culture war.
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I wanted him to go back to his life and not become part of the circus.
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Following back or adding someone who asks has become part of the modern-day social contract.
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Physical storefronts could become part of the retail model in the near future, pending public consultations.
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He immediately applied to become part of the Balanchine enterprise, and Balanchine brought him on board.
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But in the '90s, that phrase had yet to become part of the mainstream cultural conversation.
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How do you think students generally learn about college life before they become part of it?
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It will likely become part of professional Call of Duty in the future, Activision has said.
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The discussion of short-termism on Wall Street has also become part of the presidential campaign.
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But it doesn't have to be that way if quality jobs become part of the conversation.
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When the person hosting the Live accepts, you'll be able to become part of the conversation.
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Beyond that, Turkey wants this part of Syria to become part of its sphere of influence.
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The film picks up steam as the Lovings become part of that broader movement, however reluctantly.
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AR will become part of the new social media storytelling vocabulary, offering viral growth for developers.
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Scotland was an independent kingdom and chose to become part of the union, to join England.
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Those lovers eventually become part of our lives in ways that impact our work and legacies.
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Health Warrior will become part of PepsiCo's HIVE division, created to house small and emerging brands.
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Blue flames from burning methane have become part of the eruption of Kilauea volcano in Hawaii.
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My name could become part of a news story instead of sitting comfortably in the byline.
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I think it's unavoidable now that it's become part of the language of White House coverage.
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U.S. indoor champion Sharika Nelvis believes shuttle hurdle relays could become part of the Olympic programmed.
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The term has also quickly become part of the standard repertoire of leaders in authoritarian countries.
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For a certain generation, Disney has simply become part of who they are as human beings.
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Once the deal closes, it will become part of Accenture's digital marketing arm, Accenture Interactive Operations.
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OCI's European, North American and global distribution businesses would have become part of the new company.
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"We offer you the opportunity to become part of the creative process with us," he said.
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But they can become part of an officer's record and damage careers and chances for promotion.
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The photo of Miliband's struggle went viral and it started to become part of his identity.
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Post financial crisis, asset prices (in particular equities) have become part of the policy reaction function.
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They hamper our ability to seek out the best candidates to become part of U.S. society.
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Waiting has certainly become part of today's legislative process - or what passes for a legislative process.
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Some of these fragments have become part of our biology and perform tasks that benefit us.
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It might suddenly become part of their consciousness again, especially the people who pay a mortgage.
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It has become part of a "package" that Republicans are expected to incorporate into their platforms.
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Now the call throughout the oil and gas sector is to become part of the solution.
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Now the whole team does this with one another and it's become part of our culture.
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I was feeling meta AF. I indulged, thinking: did I just become part of The Hills?
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Some of these features eventually will become part of their respective Creative Cloud app, some won't.
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Your responses become part of the play, part of what you watch with fascination and dread.
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Manatees, whose calm presence has become part of southwestern Florida's identity, have also been hit hard.
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"When you stop talking about exoticism, that's when we become part of the lexicon," she explains.
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You, the player, become part of the art, and, in turn, part of the game's beauty.
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Mr. Magee's favorite stoop, where he displayed his street art, had become part of a hotel.
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Is she still otherwise committed to Gilead's ideals, or could she become part of the resistance?
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They have since become part of another PAC with a similar mission, called Future Now Fund.
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Podcasts become part of the family routine, with the car the most popular place to listen.
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Go on, lose yourself in Mississippi for a while; become part of building a better South.
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Love Is Blind's contestants and their triumphs and follies have become part of a national conversation.
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J.C. Hurray for the Riff Raff hasn't had to pivot to become part of the resistance.
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The expedition has become part of Canadian folklore, in part because of the crew's appalling fate.
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"It can become part of the lure as I try to sell my house," he said.
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It's the one moment when Kasbe allows his crew's efforts to become part of the story.
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It had become part of the streetscape, a comfort to some neighbors, an irritant to others.
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" He said that in the neighborhood, "this type of criminality has become part of everyday life.
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That research would eventually become part of a dossier of unverified claims linking Trump to Russia.
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You buy a piece of jewelry and then you want to become part of that tribe.
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Often, these accommodations are invisible to us, or they gradually become part of who we are.
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This proves that you understand the employer's goals and can immediately become part of the team.
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Then eventually, it will change things, or it will become part of the main social structure.
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In fact, her inability to witness visitors interacting with this show has become part of the experience.
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Sometimes I think I should have accepted that offer to become part of the Unconventional Romantic Arrangement.
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They will become part of the local community and work as experience and home hosts for Airbnb.
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But that doesn't mean these races in Florida aren't close enough to become part of that statistic.
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If the US presidential election had gone differently, negative emissions might have become part of our conversation.
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Mobile is fundamentally different from the Web, and it needs to become part of an organization's DNA.
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It means they won't become part of the cultural zeitgeist that is the frenzy of Olympics coverage.
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We learn by testing and this feature may or may not become part of the Netflix experience.
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Krüger Sarmiento added that Colombia wants these men and women to become part of its economic growth.
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So these beverages have become part of the diet and this contributes to the development of obesity.
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Kelly will become part of NBC News in May, and the show will premiere in the fall.
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It will then move to the National Museum where it will become part of the permanent collection.
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These canti Alpini—and the soldiers who sing them—have become part of the region's cultural heritage.
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Plus, all participating founders — not just the ultimate winners — become part of the Startup Battlefield alumni network.
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All participants benefit from the exposure, and they all become part of the Startup Battlefield alumni community.
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He hopes to lure young talent away from Silicon Valley to become part of Detroit's comeback story.
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These data become part of the firms' capital, and, as such, a fearsome source of competitive advantage.
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Universities should be embracing the opportunity to become part of the solution in the era of #MeToo.
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We could become part of a massive new underclass of "useless bums" with drugs and video games.
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I really liked the way it looked, so now it's just become part of my makeup routine.
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Plus, new tapes may well surface during the discovery process and become part of the public record.
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"Sexual assault and acts of aggression have become part of residents' everyday life," said the voice-over.
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So, the most important bits of Yahoo's brand and operations are slated to become part of Verizon.
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If you die before 2045, the future payments become part of your estate, like any other asset.
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Guatemala's reckoning with its past has also become part of the conflict between reformers and the right.
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ClickSoftware makes cloud-based field service management software, which will become part of Salesforce's Service Cloud platform.
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Standing in line at supermarkets and pharmacies has now become part of daily life for many Venezuelans.
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So excited to become part of the Buffalo Bills family we can already feel the amazing energy.
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"It astounded me that Netflix … had been popular enough to become part of popular culture," he said.
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Sure, Lizzo's body positivity has become part of her narrative, because it's part of who she is.
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The local operations of Uber's food delivery business, UberEats, also will become part of the new company.
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It's only natural that when they start dating someone, they become part of the content they create.
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To become part of the constitution, a majority of voters must approve it in a statewide vote.
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Not only did she listen to our problems, she invited us to become part of the solution.
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If the special counsel investigation continues, we shouldn't be surprised to see it become part of Trump's.
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Soon, he had become part of what is perhaps the most famous baseball photograph of all time.
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To become part of global supply chains, Mr Khanna argues, it is essential to invest in infrastructure.
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The rats had also become part of the local culture itself, appearing in songs and children's rhymes.
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Occasionally, "Augustown" does lecture, although these passages become part of the emerging revelation of the narrator's identity.
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But across Capitol Hill, the race between the two men has become part of the GOP conversation.
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Bishagazi says at least two women have now stopped cutting and become part of his community program.
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Obama surely has little desire to have such an intensely controversial act become part of his legacy.
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The shoemaker, neighborhood market, barber shop, dry cleaners, liquor store all become part of one's daily drill.
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So the show's failure to become part of the broader cultural conversation was also a damaging blow.
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If it sounds grotesque, well yeah, the upsetting excess of it has become part of the point.
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Although it has become part of his job, that doesn't mean it's easy to get used to.
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Without further ado, here are 7 best-selling tech items that should become part of your EDC.
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How did these once wild ideas become part of the very fabric of modern finance and government?
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In January 1970 Jim received orders to become part of the Military Assistance Command Vietnam in Saigon.
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We hope some of these articles and their related learning activities can become part of your curriculum.
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I recently mentioned that TinyLetter would eventually become part of MailChimp instead of a stand-alone product.
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Bob Corker retiring, an open Senate seat in Tennessee has become part of Democrats' hopes for 2018.
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He's hoping his party does well enough to become part of the governing coalition, political observers say.
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The Jordan River, which separates the West Bank from Jordan, would become part of Israel's eastern border.
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After that, he moved on to Golden State to become part of the Warriors' star-studded roster.
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"People coming here should become part of our value set, not try to change it," she said.
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And they're excited when the plants they've grown become part of a meal for the whole school.
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Supporters hope that will lift the amendment over the threshold to become part of the federal Constitution.
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If you give up sugar for a month, you'll become part of a growing anti-sugar movement.
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"It was difficult at first, but now it has become part of my routine," Mr. Scarmardo said.
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In November 2020, The Eternals, a group of immortals, will become part of the Marvel film universe.
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The federal government cannot require local communities to become part of the federal immigration force, they said.
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With the election approaching, however, the Manchester assault seems bound to become part of the political discourse.
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Night river flows through Yli-Ii, a village that has become part of Oulu, a bigger city.
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" What's irksome, Mr. Cameron added, "is that something can become part of the public record without substantiation.
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The actors become part of the fabric of the scene, because they're living it all the time.
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The 80 or so analysts and machine learning trainers will become part of the United Steelworkers Union.
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The vulnerable people in the caravan hope to become part of our society, not to destroy it.
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The populists' exploitation of the anguish over terrorism has become part of the Western post-attack script.
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Many of the animals will become part of a therapy program being developed on the upstate retreat.
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Better still would be for India to become part of Beijing's Belt and Road plans, he said.
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"It means tapping into the potential of rural communities to become part of the solution," Buttigieg wrote.
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Whether that is true will very much become part of the debate in the Democratic primary, however.
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Today, I'm inviting all of you to become part of this incredible future we are building together.
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"We want our auto parts industry to become part of the global added-value chain," he said.
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Indeed, social media platforms have become part of their selling power, often included on their measurement cards.
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In the absence of any real effort to challenge department cultures, they become part of the problem.
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But those drugs appear poised to become part of a promising triple combination for advanced colorectal cancer.
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We're looking at the idea of video walls, where you actually become part of the video footage.
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It's all become part of the same fabric sitting next to each other on your hard disk.
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Hopefully, this will become part of our show's canon; every year, we'll do our Chinese New Year episode.
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You become part of a community of people that are passionate about the same thing and that's important.
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Or, taken to an extreme, where genetics become part of qualifying for the Olympics or the NBA draft.
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Like the venerable Treebeard, Yahoo will put down roots, grow leaves, and become part of the undifferentiated forest.
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The plan is expected to become part of the draft environmental impact statement to be released next summer.
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The debate over LGBT rights has become part of the mainstream, featuring in TV shows and media reports.
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Carruth has expressed a desire to become part of his 19-year-old son Chancellor Lee Adams' life.
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Just like the Playbar, the Playbase can instantly become part of your existing Sonos multi-room music setup.
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Her talk was a carefully worded call to arms for scientists to become part of the political process.
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Across the rich world, forward guidance on the path of interest rates has become part of the toolkit.
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That same thought has motivated many of the people that have tried to become part of Deguara's career.
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Living with the constant fear of dying from gun violence has become part of the patchwork of America.
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But at this rate, it could be decades before self-driving cars become part of our everyday lives.
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When thousands of people retweet or share the same tweet or post, they become part of an audience.
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It does not help that Tibetans and Uighurs are unable to become part of the tourism boom themselves.
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Panasonic, which has a long history of building rugged devices, will also soon become part of this program.
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A facial recognition scan could become part of a standard medical checkup in the not-too-distant future.
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The plan is expected to become part of the draft environmental impact statement to be released next summer.
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And then there's the polarization that's simply become part of the political landscape here in the United States.
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Serbian-inhabited north Kosovo might rejoin Serbia, while majority Albanian areas in Serbia might become part of Kosovo.
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There are also just too many holes in Nagini's story: How did she become part of the circus?
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Proud Mary has just become part of the uphill battle to prioritize women in the stories we tell.
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They would then become part of gay male culture at the time and (presumably) be available to date.
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China and South Korea, where ICOs had become part of the local gambling culture, have already outlawed them.
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Acacia employees will become part of Cisco's Optical Systems and Optics business upon the close, the companies said.
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We've ranked Bey's best lyrics on Everything is Love, the ones destined to become part of our lexicon.
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Scotland was an independent monarchy that decided, by means of its parliament, to become part of Great Britain.
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Look for something where you can organically become part of the conversation instead of physically inserting yourself in.
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"From there it's been handed down and has even become part of tradition and culture," Hadi told Reuters.
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" Merkel acknowledged Germany's Judo-Christian historical background, before adding to loud applause: "Islam has become part of Germany.
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Scientists for years have predicted that a person's DNA would eventually become part of every patient's medical chart.
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And so they become part of this secret gang and they help each other live out their dreams.
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But everyone with whom I spoke seemed optimistic that VARs would eventually become part of the professional game.
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Employees, many of whom Jezebel reported were unhappy with news of the acquisition, will become part of Jet.com.
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Let your dog become part of the Galactic Empire for a night by escorting an Imperial Sandtrooper around.
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But that doesn't mean the senate race in Florida isn't close enough to become part of that statistic.
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In what would become part of a tradition, the album's cover artwork depicted a beheading by subway car.
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Sometimes it's for good and valid reasons, but sometimes it's just because it's become part of our culture.
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Today, I am inviting all of you to become part of this incredible future we are building together.
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Meanwhile, Wright will presumably be trying to find a way to become part of the mix again, too.
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If you're able to get your agenda to become part of their agenda, you can have big impact.
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How it'd play out is hard to predict and sure to become part of a fierce political debate.
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She also conducts the body searches - on women - that have long become part of everyday life for Afghans.
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The DMG clinics would become part of Optum's already large outpatient medical care footprint across 60 markets nationally.
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How is it possible to accept that those who were always enemies will now become part of us?
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Immediately you could become part of a community that had a specific sense of place imprinted on it.
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And we must allow real people – their lives, their struggles, their triumphs – to become part of the narrative.
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The biggest moments in sports often transcend the games themselves and become part of the fabric of society.
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But "does that become part of your health record that's accessible by insurance companies" or employers, he wondered.
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During Tom Brady's 18 years in the NFL, stories of his competitiveness have become part of his legend.
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It hardly seems fair to Konstantinov's genius that his ideas had to become part of the physical world.
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Children whose parents waive reunification will become part of the US government's Office of Refugee Resettlement sponsorship process.
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It isn't enough to publish; to become part of the global conversation, you have to promote yourself worldwide.
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By joining the NAM, you become part of a spirited and dynamic team that is driven to succeed.
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That's the time of our romantic and sexual awakening, so singers become part of our coming of age.
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Well, for starters, avocados are so popular that the word "Guacalypse" has become part of the modern lexicons.
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It means that virtually anyone's ideas, whether they're scientifically sound or not, can become part of the literature.
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So much of Welles' achievements and identity, like Hitchcock, have become part of a larger-than-life legacy.
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China would have had an irresistible incentive to change its behavior to become part of the TPP club.
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That, presumably, is where FX is headed, as it seems likely to become part of the Disney empire.
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It had become part of the conservative establishment — just as the grassroots right was turning on that establishment.
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Although some scientists still recoil at the mention of Gaia, these truths have become part of mainstream science.
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No. Pakistani women are in crisis, but at last their status has become part of the national conversation.
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For any of these actions to become part of a criminal conspiracy, there has to be a crime.
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The country has since become part of a common route to Europe for those fleeing poverty and conflict.
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Change and churn have become part of the Amazon brand, and thus the Seattle brand, business people said.
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Once enough time has elapsed, letters become part of the historical record, which should be open to all.
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It has become part of Bethany Grace Howe's morning routine, right alongside her yogurt and cup of tea.
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They will become part of an American institution that, to this day, overshadows other sports' Halls of Fame.
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Starting today, pre-Series A sports technology startups can apply to become part of a 10-company cohort.
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This would become part of the deal that brought the superpowers back from the brink of nuclear war.
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Today I am inviting all of you to become part of this incredible future we are building together.
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For consumers, giving up some data has become part of the trade-off of receiving compelling, personalized services.
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He wanted to apologize personally to Will, but we demurred, not wanting to become part of the story.
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The wiretapping allegations could well become part of a partisan narrative that is too powerful to be dispelled.
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Uber will almost certainly become part of index funds, which underlie the retirement portfolios of millions of Americans.
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Ink led me to freeing up the mark and feeling that it could become part of my repertoire again.
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"Write your own words and see them become part of Abra's vocabulary," the duo explain on the Abra website.
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We wanted someone who would not only become part of the newsroom conversation, but also help change the subject.
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Among Avi's customers, which will now become part of VMware, are Deutsche Bank, Telegraph Media Group, Hulu and Cisco.
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These smaller restaurants become part of the new food halls, not the traditional fast food courts of the past.
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Niggli says he hopes to see AI become part of WADA's screening system within the next five years. [iNews]
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Only a portion is dedicated to opening oysters; her family has become part of a rotating cast of characters.
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If this section meets safety standards it will become part of the larger hyperloop line between Pune and Mumbai.
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Write these thoughts down, and it can all become part of the groundwork you'll do for the next meeting.
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How communities and citizens participate, whether via crowdsourcing or behaviors, will become part of another layer of the evolution.
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Rows of pipe ready to become part of the Keystone Pipeline are stacked in a field near Cushing, Oklahoma.
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Any images or video recorded will be overwritten within 30 days or become part of a law enforcement investigation.
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In his new role, Mitchell will become part of Snap's senior leadership team and report to CEO Evan Spiegel.
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"She resolved to fight on and kill that which had become part of her," one of the voices explained.
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He's become part of a community that's still improving Pebble long after the company behind it has gone away.
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An unrelenting descent into trauma, it insists that you become part of the family as the tragic terror unfolds.
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Sanders is getting young people to become part of the election process for the first time in their lives.
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DNC officials said Hinton's duties had become part of the portfolio for the party's chief operating officer, Laura Chambers.
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Mlodozeniec's design didn't win first in the contest, but it did become part of a 20-poster touring exhibition.
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The Wall Street Journal reports Deadspin and other former Gawker properties will become part of the Fusion Media Group.
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In order to comply with net neutrality, T-Mobile allowed any streaming service to become part of this service.
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China is a different story because trade problems have become part of broader geostrategic disagreements with the United States.
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Women are expected, by and large, to become part of the husband's family, and to bring along a sweetener.
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"Plastic is in the air we breathe, it's become part of the soil and the animal kingdom," says Moore.
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It's not a technical book by any stretch, but it's become part of the computer science/software engineering canon.
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Or perhaps I would have my brain uploaded into a computer network, to become part of some intergalactic superbrain.
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"We learn by testing and these features may or may not become part of the Netflix experience," they said.
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And, some say it was decided rather arbitrarily and could become part of expected legal battles over the plan.
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The gallery's white walls become part of the sculpture, not just a backdrop against which we see the object.
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It will become part of the club's already potent mythology and serve as a rallying cry during future crises.
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Thus, I made sure to become part of the community when opening and do as much outreach as possible.
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Choose the causes that The Philips Foundation should focus on in 2018 and become part of a better tomorrow.
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The agreement, he reasoned, would never have become part of the case record if he hadn't asked for it.
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The new foal will live at Warm Springs Ranch and train to become part of the Budweiser Clydesdales team.
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As these machines increasingly become part of domestic life, those relationships usher in ethical questions: Are those bonds healthy?
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He wouldn't have done that otherwise, but in part of a highly aroused group, you become part of that.
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Although most midterms revolve around domestic issues, foreign policy is something that could become part of the election mix.
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Hey, how about we start a movement for New York City to secede and become part of the E.U.?
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But if emoji must become part of our architectural legacy, I only ask for more tacos and pizza, please.
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There are many different ways a baby could become part of a family including surrogacy, adoption, fostering, and IVF.
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The island is a haven for moguls and movie stars, and the Obamas have become part of the scenery.
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These methods, which incorporate artificial-intelligence technologies, are so pervasive that they've become part of the market's overall structure.
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Instead, you should figure out which healthy habits are enjoyable enough for you to become part of your lifestyle.
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A Pacific Northwest environmental ethos to reuse and recycle has become part of the fund-raising appeal, they said.
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The company, which announced the change in a blog post this week, has become part of the urban landscape.
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Some of them go to Syria, but some of them stay back and become part of the jihadist movement.
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News at L.A.'s PaleyFest on Thursday to address those rumors that she could become part of the franchise.
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Little Bird's six full-time employees will stay in Portland but become part of Sprinklr's global team, said Kirkpatrick.
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Modar Shekho, a nurse in Aleppo, said via WhatsApp that the bombings have become part of his daily routine.
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The dangers facing the North Koreans raise ethical issues that, intended or otherwise, become part of Ms. Ham's art.
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"I felt like I had become part of the evil," said Jier Zhou, a reporter for a Chinese newspaper.
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Speranza is a senior figure in the leftist LEU party, meaning the party will become part of the coalition.
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Ultimately, the right to play at the Olympics could become part of the collective agreement between league and players.
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The video has become part of that debate, which some feminism scholars believe is a first for the country.
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Or details from the criminal charges could become part of the civil defamation trial in one way or another.
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"He would become part of the story of that village and the story of his family," Professor Robinson said.
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Those contractors also become part of a marketing cooperative that provides marketing materials and rebates for some marketing costs.
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The battle to lead the nation had become part of the broader competition between the democratic West and Russia.
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During independence, many people in Anglophone regions felt they were treated unfairly and forced to become part of Cameroon.
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Police brutality, endorsed by both the Hong Kong and Chinese governments, has now become part of our daily lives.
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To be clear: it was not a cheap hit, just one that has increasingly become part of the game.
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If economic performance continues to wobble, shadow bankers will through necessity become part of the solution — not the problem.
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In recent years, Ramadan, the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar, has become part of mainstream American society.
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A mindful goodbye allows you to fully absorb your experience so that it can become part of your learning.
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Once the license is granted, in the next month or two, Memphis Seoul will become part of the bar.
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You have little boys going to bed and dreaming about how they can become part of this minstrel show.
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Japan is reluctant to become part of a trade group that includes China, so Beijing should leave Tokyo behind.
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Children have become part of a parent's identity, both professionally and personally, in a way they never were before.
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This week, when Ms. LaWall closes on the deal, her property will become part of the farm next door.
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I always have a peculiar feeling when I meet someone who I know will become part of my life.
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At that point, the groups abandon their ethos and become part of the mob-like collective that is Antifa.
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Nor are South Korea's 51 million people likely to vote to become part of a Kim-ruled united Korea.
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Is there anything that you can do to become part of the successful minority of people who exercise regularly?
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County commissioners, state legislatures and governors become part of the process and open it up to dialogue and debate.
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The Iditarod, run every year since 1973, commemorates a 1925 medical mission that has become part of Alaska legend.
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The timing of Beltran's retirement opened up the possibility that he could become part of the Yankees' managerial search.
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But as he enters the 2020 presidential race, his progressive ideas have increasingly become part of the Democratic mainstream.
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But "Stomp" itself has become part of pop culture and an unqualified success, which hasn't fazed the founding duo.
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We have songs from refugees that came in 1922 from Asia Minor that become part of the Crete tradition.
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But their contributions to US communities, and the fact that they have become part of US communities, are real.
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Early on Tuesday, the brands confirmed the deal: For $22017 billion, Versace will become part of the Kors family.
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I never would've guessed that this would have become part of my world as a New York City news anchor.
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She grew up on a Beverly Hills estate grand enough to have become part of Rupert Murdoch's real estate collection.
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YouTube is making it tougher for creators to become part of its partner program, which allows videos to be monetized.
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It's just that ability that drew the favor of Amazon and ultimately helped MXNet become part of the Apache incubator.
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He started frisking him—Gustavo, who was at the nightclub so frequently that he'd basically become part of the furniture.
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"Through us and others, they will start to become part of the same world, which I find fascinating and romantic."
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As for supported devices, Microsoft says that basically any device where you use Cortana will become part of the graph.
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Those spaces find a home inside of us and we don't even notice them anymore — they've become part of us.
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Follow all of the Expert Voices issues and debates — and become part of the discussion — on Facebook , Twitter and Google + .
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It's become part of their brand, whether intentionally or not, so they'll undoubtedly be asked questions about queerness and sexuality.
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That question has become part of the debate on climate change, as denialists try to spread doubts about global warming.
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Our people are involved with these organizations so that we're able to become part of the fabric of the community.
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Notes of skepticism, or at least pleas for reactions commensurate with the threat, have become part of the newspaper coverage.
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Google is also leaving an open invite to other English-language publications to apply and become part of the service.
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Such access gives listeners opportunities to become part of music and festival communities, even when they can't attend in-person.
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If they don't have access to capital, they become part of the issue in terms of blight and neighborhood disinvestment.
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The bottom line: Understanding how and when to use automation has to become part of our driving culture, Casner says.
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We'll become part of a very big ecosystem if this happens — in markets where Opera is a leading Internet brand.
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MD: As your images proliferate on the internet, they rejoin their internet counterparts and perhaps become part of incidental collaborations.
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In experiments, Festinger demonstrated that humans have a tendency to dissolve as individuals when they become part of a group.
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Meirelles said state spending cap should be voted by state legislatures and may not become part of constitutional amendment (PEC).
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Amazon Echos have become part of the inventory in some locations and Amazon lockers have shown up to facilitate Amazon.
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Instead of being treated as superfluous asides, bisexual characters have increasingly become part of the fabric of their respective shows.
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Customers store all sorts of datasets and raw information in AWS repositories, which then become part of their own infrastructure.
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It says residents there voted to become part of Russia, and that Moscow acted to protect their freely-expressed will.
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Spring of 2018 will mark the date that one of our rescued Beagles will become part of the ROYAL FAMILY!!!
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Now their well-being has become part of a heated debate, as denialists try to spread doubts about global warming.
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Winter cycling has become popular enough that Svixay suggests snow-cleared bike paths might yet become part of city planning.
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The Anglo-Dutch company said its shale resources unit would become part of the upstream business led by Andy Brown.
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So I think the food trend is more and more vegetables are going to become part of the human diet.
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The team measured interaction with the bots and saw how the information began to become part of the user's experience.
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Stitcher's staff of 12 employees will become part of Midroll, and Stitcher head of product will join Midroll as well.
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"If the brands continue only wanting to buy from the cheapest, then they become part of the problem," he added.
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Los Angeles (CNN)Senior Officer Deon Joseph has become part of the fabric of one of America's last Skid Rows.
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Users must invite family and friends to become part of their network if they want their data to be seen.
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In Sweden, sourdough has become part of modern food culture, birthing the "sourdough hotel" at the Urban Deli in Stockholm.
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But one learns to adapt quickly; long pants and bug repellent might soon become part of one's hill camp arsenal.
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Plutocrat-bashing has become part of the debate in Britain, too, where an election will be held on December 12th.
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It could become part of a growing migration that we cannot afford to absorb from an economic or security perspective.
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Mr. Telepan said he had developed a loyal clientele, and he expressed pride at having become part of the neighborhood.
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"Digital is the DNA of your country and it needs to become part of the European DNA," he told Ratas.
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"They become part of your world like a character does in your mind when you watch a movie," Coward said.
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It has become part of a federal investigation into potential collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia in the election.
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The aquarium says the adopted chick may become part of its breeding programme depending on the gender its biology determines.
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Sweden added a gender-neutral pronoun, hen, to its dictionary in 2012, and it's since become part of everyday usage.
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For example, House leadership will allow conservative amendments to be debated, voted upon and ultimately become part of a bill.
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Over the course of 24 years, the lovable anthropomorphic toys from "Toy Story" have become part of our collective culture.
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Mellow Parmesan, sharp provolone, smoky mozzarella and creamy ricotta, each with a distinct personality, become part of a harmonious whole.
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Here&aposs the thing, is the North Koreans had an opportunity to become part of the international community and negotiate.
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Let's now work on what's important: Immigration reform, where #DACADreamers and Undocumented citizens will become part of a strong USA.
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It's become part of the world's heritage: all over the world, there are festivals dedicated to this type of music.
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The Washington Post reported on Tuesday that it will become part of T-Mobile and Sprint's pitch to antitrust regulators.
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For example, under this new definition, Amazon would become part of the group since they carry live channels on Twitch.
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Honey's offer-finding features from its mobile app will also become part of PayPal and Venmo's apps in the future.
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Everybody has an antidote about this happening, and so it's now just become part of the fabric of the internet.
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The agenda comes at a critical moment in which the movement for black lives has become part of mainstream discussion.
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Facebook, Instagram and Google are pushing ahead with AR, and Snapchat AR selfie filters have become part of everyday communication.
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Sketchy or not, the bigger question is whether Jurvetson is planning to become part of the Silicon Valley political firmament.
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It's both a heart-pounding film and a humanizing one, following the children who become part of the drug empire.
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I know you don't want to become part of the political spectacle surrounding Russia's crimes and your report on them.
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The teams you grew up watching with your parents, your siblings and your best friends become part of the job.
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Children who enter these studios spend most of their lives enduring rigorous training to become part of an idol group.
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If criminal charges become part of the picture, prosecutors from Butte County or other jurisdictions also would be brought in.
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So why can't the G.O.P. just cut its losses and accept that Obamacare has become part of our social fabric?
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Its conflicts have become part of our public discourse, and Westeros, its fictional kingdom, has become an allegory for America.
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Now Instant Pot's parent, which is based in Ottawa, is itself set to become part of a much bigger company.
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The execution planned here has also become part of a national dispute over the use of drugs in death chambers.
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Men on the islands have been left blind, deaf or maimed, and death has become part of the fishermen's lore.
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And encourage children everywhere to study math and science and to become part of this fascinating, sometimes frustrating, powerful phenomenon.
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It's strange to be a fan when you're a kid and then later become part of the "Twin Peaks" universe.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Kaeser of Siemens did not rule out that Bombardier could later become part of the combined company.
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I was flattered to become part of his friend group; he was jokey and extroverted and fun to be around.
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The entrepreneurial duo will talk with Andrew about how they built global empires that have become part of the culture.
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It is owned by Tribune and would become part of the Sinclair empire if the merger is approved, as expected.
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Still, online consumer reviews can become part of the effort, and the more we post, the more useful they'll become.
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Although the Three Wise Men have become part of Christmas canon, there's precious little about them in the nativity story.
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Its buildings often sink into the earth, allowing natural elements like trees and hills to become part of the structure.
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Biking has become part of New York's commuting culture as the city expands bike routes and Citi Bikes become ubiquitous.
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Alterations like these have become part of a broader trend as opera clumsily reckons with its racist and sexist past.
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And because Facebook has become such an integral part of modern existence, its quirks become part of the social mores.
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By retracing the steps of those who went before, players and fans alike become part of the F.A. Cup's history.
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"Keep in mind that anything we write through direct messaging could become part of a public post," Dr. Morris said.
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Now, a Justice Department official hinted that the issue could become part of a larger investigation into big tech companies.
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A fifth dancer introduced a finale in which all the dancers started to become part of a whole — sort of.
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Some legal experts say that if the deadline repeal becomes law, the ERA will automatically become part of the Constitution.
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But they are expensive, and if they become part of medical practice, will probably cost hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Like the Chanel jacket in the '50s, his leather biker jacket has become part of a uniform of our times.
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Don't cling to anyone, hoping they'll become part of your everyday life, if they're not living up to your expectations.
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The Islamophobia that Trump had marshaled throughout the primaries and the national election had now become part of his mandate.
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If Amazon can become part of Americans' ritual of buying milk and eggs, the firm will understand its customers even better.
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Does the fact that Cole Sprouse is posing on a motorcycle mean that he has officially become part of the gang?
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The equipment has been observed near parade grounds, but the concern is it could quickly become part of an actual launch.
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Musk agreed to become part of Trump's business advisory council in December, and has advocated discussing issues directly with the president.
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Eventually, almost everyone settles down, and the changes, no matter how implausible they once seemed, become part of who we are.
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We know all of this because Waymo has ensured that Levandowski's and Uber's business dealings become part of the public record.
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We become part of that story too, thanks to sound design that's conceived to play on the audience's sense of hearing.
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Guns had become part of their everyday lives, structuring how they saw the world, their country, and their role in it.
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Will the Man in Black ever find the maze, or is he doomed to become part of the story cycle himself?
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They have become part of her legacy, I realize now, a gift she slowly built for me over nearly four decades.
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Yet today, on the walls of the great museums, he fits smoothly into what has become part of the historical continuum.
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The delivery company said the robots could become part of its SameDay service that operates in 1,900 cities around the world.
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The unfinished highway could become part of a plan to help overcome a legacy of apartheid—while also easing traffic jams.
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Christina Hagan has run as a very pro-Second Amendment, pro-Trump Republican, likely to become part of the Freedom Caucus.
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It's a tactic used by drug gangs in persuading teenagers to become part of the rising "going country" phenomenon across Britain.
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Now it seems the GOP has joined the other side and has become part of the problem rather than the solution.
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And the first women to graduate from Army Ranger School last year have now become part of the new old guard.
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Still, though my name can present challenges, it has become part of my personal brand and I now use it unapologetically.
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The studio objects become part of the raw material for a vocabulary of forms that mingles and accumulates in his paintings.
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The boxes can contain gear (weapons and armor), XP boosts, and orc followers, who can become part of your personal army.
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The OLAF investigation has become part of the election campaign, with the strongest opposition party Jobbik calling on Orban to resign.
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Whether any of the eight different prototypes, constructed over the last month, become part of an actual wall remains highly uncertain.
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The delivery company said the robots could become part of its SameDay service that operates in 1,900 cities around the world.
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The trucks are likely to become part of Ryder's rental fleet, says Scott Perry, chief technology and procurement officer for Ryder.
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Acelity will become part of 3M's medical solutions business that makes medical tapes, sterilization products and acute wound care dressings products.
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The advocacy group started the "I never ask for it" campaign, which has become part of a nationwide conversation about harassment.
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Once a nominee has been chosen for the general election, a lot of these data become part of the common pool.
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Regardless, all of these companies will become part of Dell when the acquisition is expected to be finalized later this year.
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Weakened by shrinking audiences and advertising revenues, and trying to keep up online, mainstream media have become part of the problem.
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She says people have tried to feed lionfish to sharks, hoping the fish will become part of the shark's regular diet.
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Looking back, some of these achievements have failed, while others have gone on to become part of our every day lives.
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I didn't know that what seemed kinky to me then was about to become part of my mental health care regimen.
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Nonetheless, digital currencies and the blockchain technology underlying them have increasingly become part of the discussion on Wall Street this year.
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It seems that Ukraine cannot get a lucky break in its quest to turn from Russia to become part of Europe.
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The other military branches are also looking to actively recruit more cyber professionals to become part of the joint cyber force.
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Characters can become part of an actor's identity, and leaving them behind can feel like a loss they need to grieve.
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The wharf's recently unearthed foundations are scheduled to become part of a museum that will also include a forgotten slave cemetery.
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Dropping out, in turn, makes them less likely to find jobs and more likely to become part of the criminal class.
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Become part of a fast paced team passionate about keeping the United States the world leader in manufacturing. People. Passion. Progress.
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Then there is the hit man, the call girl, and the Hollywood producer all managing to become part of the madness.
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I work with managers who understand my way of working and my philosophy, so they can become part of the family.
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By doing these one-year talent deals, you're allowing talent that wasn't interested in television before to become part of it.
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The populace is overwhelmingly Russian, and yet when they voted to become part of Russia in 2006, Moscow turned them down.
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Expect things like stickers, animated GIFs, and other messaging mainstays to be become part of your Messages conversations with iOS 10.
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I've been cuddling him for so long, it's become part of my bedtime routine, and I'm reluctant to give him up.
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Mozilla said Pocket will be run as a wholly owned subsidiary and also become part of the company's open source efforts.
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Tasked with helping Facebook embrace mobile as design director, he's since become part of Zuckerberg's inner circle of friends and lieutenants.
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After being bought by Airbus in 2013, Zephyr has now become part of the firm's High Altitude Pseudo-Satellite (HAPS) program.
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The Thursday broadcasts have also become part of a discussion about whether the N.F.L. is overwhelming fans with too many games.
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"Arts are a meeting place where old gets to meet new and become part of the community that's here," he said.
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It's been more than two years since Marcus took the helm, and payments and commerce have indeed become part of Messenger.
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Chowdhury wanted the gallery to become a new origin myth, with the large paintings forcing people to become part of it.
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More important, he added, "if you can become part of popular culture, you can figure out a way to make money."
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Recognizing them, and designing around them, has become part of Columbia's corporate culture since Mr. Tooze joined the company in 2001.
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I can't think of how you remove the journalism business from Twitter, because now it's become part of how newsrooms work.
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In the Seattle area, where homelessness is a dire problem, tent cities have been allowed to become part of the landscape.
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This one was seeded with WITCH HUNT and BLAME GAME, two entries that have unfortunately become part of our political discourse.
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Dr. Theurkauf and his colleagues also discovered other intriguing clues to what happens as viruses become part of an animal's DNA.
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TechCrunch reported that Beat Games will keep operating independently, but it will become part of Oculus Studios, Facebook's VR gaming group.
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"You don't expect your side project to suddenly become part of your regular job, when you're on a campaign," she said.
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So it has become part of law enforcement DNA, often unnoticed as it works in the background to determine our actions.
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They opened their homes and families, sharing searing personal stories that would become part of their public image as new politicians.
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The vans would presumably become part of an end-to-end logistics network that Amazon has been working on since 2500.
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Because Ms. Gooden's sister lives in Hawaii, spam musubi (rice balls) and peanut butter mochi have become part of the feast.
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And beginning on Sunday, the Hundred Acre Wood will become part of Queens, when the museum offers daily 12:30 p.m.
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His son Dmitry, like many other children of Russian tycoons, has become part of a second generation of post-Soviet businessmen.
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Most of all in France, which has suffered the most attacks of any European country, they have become part of life.
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What I hadn't expected was how "Harold and Maude" would connect me to sensibilities that have become part of my core.
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But coal mining boss Bob Murray told Climatewire that he believes that could become part of the climate science critique process.
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Trump's tweets may themselves become part of Mueller's investigation into whether Trump or anyone in the campaign tried to obstruct justice.
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" Great walls built to repel the "other'' have recently become part of the global conversation, sparked by politics and popular culture.
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Ms. Reichlen's point — her whole speech — should become part of the search committee's criteria in choosing a successor to Mr. Martins.
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The media forum, like the carefully coordinated outfits stars wore to events around town, has become part of the event's routine.
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Now it has become part of a political struggle yet again — this time in the battle to force him from power.
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The success of independent bookstores has offered a lesson for other brick-and-mortar merchants: Become part of the local fabric.
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The move is also symbolic of Twitter's willingness to change elements of its product that have become part of its identity.
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If Koh accepts them, they would become part of the record that higher courts review when Qualcomm eventually files an appeal.
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If you think about the millions of team members that have become part of our system, that have had opportunities to have career development and learn and grow and do bigger and better things, and importantly, the thousands and thousands of communities that we've operated in and contributed to and become part of those environments in such meaningful ways.
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"We did not think he would grow this popular and that his quotations would become part of daily communication," Mr Sverak says.
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But that attitude changed in the 1990s, and now the American role has become part of the standard version of the war.
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Taken as a whole, that opens up the possibility their vaccine could someday become part of a toolkit for opioid addiction recovery.
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Joyent will become part of Samsung's mobile communications unit, but continue to operate as a standalone company after the deal is finalized.
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Aerostats are often used in warzones and have become "part of the landscape," as this New York Times article from 2012 explains.
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Darar said the SDF sought to become part of the army in a future, decentralized Syria, after there is a peace settlement.
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The hacker conceals its identity and activities, and the hosts typically don't even know they've become part of a virtual zombie army.
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Legislator Lo Chih-cheng, from the ruling Democratic Progressive Party, said Taiwan didn't want to become part of a "zero sum" game.
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References to Harry Potter and Black Panther become part of the language of political resistance and pop up on signs at protests.
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By hanging out at the exact same spot for nine years, in a way he has become part of the landscape too.
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What had been a public space to prepare for or decompress from the drama within has become part of the entrance gantlet.
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If your stardom is predicated on the moment of "going global" or "crossing over," how do you become part of the landscape?
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"We're inviting you to enter into the illusion, to become part of the work and identify yourself with Marco's pieces," said Travagli.
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Pump and Dump: This isn't a phrase native to cryptocurrencies, but has become part of the conversation due to the aforementioned shills.
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After 130 years of French rule, Algeria had increasingly become part of the French republic, and Muslims increasingly a part of France.
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That's why we invite interns here and they are part of developing the farm and they also become part of the family.
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When thinking about the artists that have become part of this aesthetic, it's not difficult to see Collins' influence in their work.
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These systems enable drivers to connect their smartphones, enabling their devices to become part of the car instead of just an accessory.
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The Dot's become part of my daily routine as a glorified alarm clock that sits on the table next to my bed.
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With vigilante rescues, some individuals will inevitably get in over their heads and become part of the problem rather than the solution.
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No good journalist wants to become part of the story, but for Haddock, that is inevitable as she's sucked into the terror.
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What I realize in that room is that it's all too easy for a gun to become part of who you are.
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As a result, the products that provide hosting or security services to these controversial sites have themselves become part of the story.
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As you move through the space, your own shadow blends with the others to become part of this panoramic landscape/invented cosmos.
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It would be profoundly appropriate if agriculture, whose modern practices have themselves contributed to climate change, could become part of its solution.
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Under the program, households will be provided with solar panels and Powerwall batteries, which will become part of a larger energy network.
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Instead of merely representing sex, glitch porn lets the technology we use to view explicit content become part of the images themselves.
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Though my experience is unique to me, I'm become part of a community that is millions strong, very real and very human.
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But I think what you'll see in the next couple of years is that most schools become part of a platform network.
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The Comey dismissal could become part of a widening investigation into whether the President tried to interfere with the ongoing Russia probe.
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He realized that he had, through a handful of late-night tweets, become part of an international news story of massive proportions.
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If your social media posts suddenly become part of your health records, that means insurance companies might have access to it too.
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Computers are now very much enmeshed in our everyday lives, and little by little, they've become part of our bodies as well.
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If Rochko's vision of Mastodon is realized it will become part of the "mainstream consciousness" and "start being widely used," he said.
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Cryptocurrency trading advice and the rollercoaster of emotions associated with its daily rises and falls has become part of our daily conversations.
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ITALY PLANS TO SIGN A MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING TO BECOME PART OF CHINA'S BELT AND ROAD INITIATIVE BY END OF MARCH - FT
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At the end of their three-year provisional recognition period, they can apply to become part of the Olympic Games sports program.
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Though often well meant, the publish or perish culture in academia means that statistical noise can become part of the scientific record.
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Yingluck's trips have become part of an intensifying popularity contest with the army general who deposed her: Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha.
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The question now is whether the information Rosenstein is passing to reporters in his farewell tour will become part of that inquiry.
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It is non-exclusive, and Tile is hoping to become part of the app layer in the connected cars market, more broadly.
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And for the rest of us, Rucker said we should consider raising our guard when stories become part of a sales pitch.
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The House bill, for instance, would allow up to $10,53 in property tax deductions, which could become part of the new law.
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Unlike her time as an AFP activist, she had become part of the Washington problem instead of a tireless champion for solutions.
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It's like they think, 'I am not going to stand across the street, I am going to become part of the problem.
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Through these popular productions, "The Lion King" with all its laughter, tears, and catchy tunes has become part of our collective culture.
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"She has a tendency to want to blend in and become part of everything, the world that she's in," he told us.
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Virtual reality has become part of onboarding for select employees at Fidelity and Hilton, where the tech is used for empathy training.
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The euro has become part of the political debate ahead of snap elections expected for later this year or early in 2019.
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The creative services/marketing interns become part of our team and are fully immersed in the CNBC Marketing and Creative Services Department.
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For better or worse, many of the ideas McGovern that proposed in his campaign have become part of mainstream American public policy.
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If it passes, ColoradoCare would become part of the state Constitution, and become virtually impossible to significantly alter without a statewide vote.
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For many people, the principles become part of the identity and are important moving parts of the way they think about politics.
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The masks become part of the show, and they enjoy the show and maybe lose themselves a bit more because of that.
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IT topics, like security and data analytics, have become part of the boardroom discussions and key components to a successful business strategy.
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At times, the community members become the artists, the artists become part of the museum, and the museum part of the community.
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That song was originally more of an afterthought—it's not on the vinyl version—but it's definitely become part of the album.
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" During his confirmation hearings Wilkie distanced himself from neo-Confederates, saying their events had become "part of the politics that divide us.
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" Mr. Trump cited Alan Dershowitz, the emeritus Harvard Law School professor, saying that "news reporting has become part of the adversary system.
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Suddenly, through those simple prompts, they had all become part of a story — and looked the most relaxed they had all evening.
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The rest of the parts were donated to Yale, where they were meant to become part of the American Musical Theater Collection.
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They become part of the identity of a neighborhood, and their shifting numbers, rising or falling, can say much about its future.
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At first these experiences bring about an immense sense of joy, but over time they all just become part of the routine.
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This, Sharon reckoned, would eliminate the Palestinian demand for a state in the West Bank, which thus would become part of Israel.
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Work on the vessel will begin at year's end, and it is destined to become part of the City Museum of Rijeka.
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Kaola will continue to run independently, but would become part of Alibaba's Tmall Global, creating a massive cross-border e-commerce business.
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Petrella has since helped devise the curriculum and taught at the Know Your Rights camps and become part of Kaepernick's inner circle.
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Instead, for the next 10 weeks this question will become part of our Summer Reading Contest, which runs from June 16-Aug.
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"That kind of intelligence operation has become part of the psychological warfare," said Eerik-Niiles Kross, a former intelligence chief in Estonia.
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Or maybe it has become part of his daily routine to die and be reborn — his own version of a morning prayer.
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" Faries told CNN Business in January, "Everyone who has become part of our ownership group clearly understands the vision of the business.
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In short, the Mueller "exoneration," as Trump has referred to it, had become part of the motive for the Ukrainian shake down.
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In 1988, Nagorno-Karabakh's Armenian majority — then part of the Azerbaijan Soviet Republic — voted to become part of the Armenian Soviet Republic.
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Numerous senators also knocked the provision, leading to doubts in recent months that it could become part of a joint tax proposal.
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The Microsoft cofounder Bill Gates and Bloomberg have a big focus on philanthropy that&aposs become part of the companies&apos identity.
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Netflix could lose a significant chunk of its subscribers if ads become part of its business model, according to a new study.
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In one scenario, the policy could become part of the ongoing lawsuit brought by the ACLU over family separations in San Diego.
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Plastic waste typically takes 1,000 years to break down and become part of the earth, and they produce toxic fumes when burned.
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That's why he also helped to prepare the path for Eastern European countries to become part of the European Union and NATO.
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It became a way to chronicle the capitalist ills of video games, and prepare him for trying to become part of it.
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It is usually given to wealthy donors who use the ambassador's palatial home to become part of London's high-end social scene.
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I also tend to use the same colors, especially pink, so I think it's become part of my trademark style as well.
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The Kushner who wrote "Bright Room" already possessed the far-reaching intellect and imagination that would become part of his indelible signature.
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Upon closing of the transaction Ingram will become part of the HNA group and will operate as a subsidiary of Tianjin Tianhai.
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There she met and married her husband, a white man from Kansas, and together they tried to become part of a mission.
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"I am delighted to become part of the exceptional team at Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer," Dodd said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Since then it's become part of American pop culture and featured some of the country's most notorious and dangerous criminals: Ted Bundy.
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Aside from the politics of it, many Syrians hoped the truce would stop the violence that has become part of everyday life.
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I like combat just fine, but I hate that it's become part of just about every video game experience outside of puzzles.
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I've gained a lot personally and professionally and have become part of a community that is open and willing to embrace change.
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Finally I was released, but it's funny, sometimes you submerge yourself so deep in the story that you become part of it.
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Los Angeles-based Battery, which was founded in 2013 and has revenues of $10 million, will become part of Havas' Annex network.
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I mean, everybody does this now, and it's just become part of the way that we all spread information on the internet.
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He said he wants to see rank-and-file guerrilla members succeed in civilian life and become part of a growing Colombian economy.
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Meeting such a wide array of wonderful people – from the couples I work with to the suppliers that become part of the team.
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It will become part of a 16-satellite constellation used to provide data-transfer communications and video distribution in the Asia-Pacific region.
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In 2015, the basketball legend walked away from a $14 million endorsement deal with McDonald's to become part of Blaze Pizza's marketing campaigns.
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The massive Marriott hacking that the hotel chain revealed this month could become part of the trade negotiations between the U.S. and China.
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Much of 21st Century Fox will become part of the Walt Disney Co. early next year following the companies' recent $71 billion merger.
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Of the highlighting lesson, she admits, "I really liked the way it looked, so now it's just become part of my makeup routine."
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Toni Stoeckl, a Marriott vice-president, told the Los Angeles Times that the new layout could become part of its Element Hotel brand.
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According to CNBC, which first reported the deal, Health Navigator will become part of Amazon Care, its pilot healthcare service program for employees.
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Watmuff and Szekeres said that someday, SEa DoPe could be revived to become part of an augmented reality game they're currently working on.
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But were they ever to decide to become part of America, which for now seems highly unlikely, they would get a culture shock.
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As a result, arcane words like "tomos" (a Patriarchal decree proclaiming an independent church) have become part of everyday political chatter in Kiev.
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Government regulators had objected to including the slide deck, which would have become part of the official record for higher courts to review.
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His rallies have come to resemble pro wrestling matches, with the crowd getting so riled up that they become part of the performance.
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Candidates must sometimes wonder whether they are applying for a 9-to-5 role or to become part of the Marvel "Avengers" franchise.
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Effigies of Clinton in an electric chair or posters with her on a bullseye have become part of Trump followers' grassroots political theater.
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" He added, "Celebrities, like anyone else, have the right to look however they want, but the characters they play become part of us.
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I don't want to absorb other people's opinions, and I don't want to become [part of] a tide of common wisdom on something.
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She's got a kid and Alex, in all of his desperate searching, is trying to link up and become part of that family.
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While some niche markets may find the product appealing, Harris noted that it's not likely drinking vinegar will become part of the mainstream.
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In fact, there are some couples' toys that Chyna could introduce him to if he ever wants to become part of her routine.
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Yet in just a few years, all of the things that made Samsung Note phones so geeky have become part of the mainstream.
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They become part of an elite group of American politics that none of them wanted to join: the runners-up for the presidency.
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Cherry Sprite also marks the very first time that a Freestyle product has climbed the ranks to become part of the permanent lineup.
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"We take exception to the vulgar language which had become part of Mrs Mugabe's vocabulary," it quoted a Youth League cadre as saying.
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Admission to the incubator is the first step necessary for the open-source initiative to officially become part of the Apache Software Foundation.
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The books have also turned into a conversational go-to, a shared interest that's become part of the fabric binding our family together.
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Unlike other products, there's also anti-botnet protection, ensuring your PC won't become part of a larger bot network attack against other users.
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Benscoter's eagerness to leave her small town and desire to become part of something bigger made her a prime target for the Moonies.
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Though his policy did become part of the tax code as Section 162(m), it came with an unfortunate exception for performance pay.
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Transgender rights have become part of a heated debate in the United States recently, though it is a less-controversial issue in Canada.
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The Regulation & Supervision Bureau (RSB), which oversees water, waste water and electricity in Abu Dhabi, will also become part of the energy department.
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But eventually, Hayes said, he believes the kit will become part of the vehicle itself, much like GPS or satellite radio has evolved.
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He still had a day job, working during the mid to late 1980s for a company that would become part of Lockheed Martin.
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IFIS and Credito Fondiario will discuss creating a leading player in the soured loan market, which would then become part of Credito Fondiario.
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Martin Niemöller that has practically become part of the Jewish canon, the Jews are only targeted after the socialists and the trade unionists.
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In one, they alluded to John Cleese's "dead parrot" sketch in Monty Python's Flying Circus, which had become part of Our Island Story.
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Sponsor Refugees, the organization that spearheaded Britain's sponsorship scheme, said it wants the program to become part of the culture, as in Canada.
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If the vote goes ahead, Marriage Alliance's eponymous app would become part of its campaign to convince Australians to exclude same-sex couples.
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