These include::) becomes 🙂:D becomes 😄:P becomes 😛:( becomes 😞...and more.
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As a result, presence becomes absence, orthogonal becomes curvilinear, structure becomes gesture and box becomes blob.
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We've all heard the old, sad tale: Child actor becomes famous, becomes desired, becomes overexposed, and then becomes a has-been.
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A horse becomes a dragon, a king becomes a tiger, two thugs become monkeys, a mussel becomes a swallow, a tongue becomes a snake, and a girl becomes a storyteller.
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And then because humans are humans, harder becomes harder, better becomes better, longer becomes longer.
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And maybe it becomes a promotion, maybe it becomes a marriage, maybe it becomes a child.
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How a moving violation becomes a suspended license becomes a criminal record, which becomes a moneymaker.
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Once politics becomes your ethnic and moral identity, it becomes impossible to compromise, because compromise becomes dishonor.
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Parnas, Fruman, and their co-conspirators understood a fundamental dynamic of modern American politics: Money becomes access, access becomes influence, influence becomes power, and power becomes more money.
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A frying pan becomes a symbol, a shopping trip becomes an impossible mission, a construction worker becomes an enemy.
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The appalling becomes excusable, the heinous becomes debatable, the outrageous becomes comical, lies become fibs, spite becomes banal, and hymns to American might become cause for giddy chants of national greatness.
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So b becomes v, g becomes a gurgled gh, and so on: High Valyrian's obar ("curve") becomes Astapori Valyrian's uvor.
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The more fluid our culture becomes, the safer it becomes.
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So 0B0157 becomes OBOIST, 5AD157 becomes SADIST, and so on.
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If someone becomes a keystone, their stumble becomes everyone's stumble.
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Maybe that number becomes higher; maybe that number becomes lower.
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"She becomes pissed, she becomes like an animal," Judge said.
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If we see that more, it becomes real, it becomes true.
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She becomes possessed and something takes over, and it becomes robotic.
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SunSparkle Festival becomes MoonFest which in turn becomes CornTingle Open Air.
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While the future becomes past, the past also becomes the future.
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Now when that becomes open, that becomes its own ecosystem. Right?
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As the hurricane's path becomes more uncertain, the cone becomes larger.
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His pain becomes hers, and upon viewing, it becomes our own.
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Smallest piece of something represents, replicates, renews, becomes larger, becomes whole.
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" In the new system "Canton becomes Guangzhou and Tientsin becomes Tianjin.
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When he becomes this killer, he becomes a horrific homophobic bully.
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It is often said, 'Ballet never becomes easy; it becomes possible.
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" In the new system "Canton becomes Guangzhou and Tientsin becomes Tianjin.
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When moving becomes more difficult financially, the economy becomes less fluid.
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Of course, when cool becomes profitable, it also becomes a commodity.
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A champagne bottle becomes a flower, which becomes an elephant's trunk.
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Eventually, that becomes a routine, which becomes more solidified over time.
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There's something epidemiological about it all, as if we can locate the very moment a person becomes infected with extremism, becomes contagious, becomes terminal.
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Perhaps this is how history becomes imprinted in the body, how fear becomes a reflex, how memory becomes a matter of taste and feeling.
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Charity becomes danger, connection becomes insult, and aid becomes restriction in a dizzying but sincere engagement with two of our most unsolvable global problems.
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But as television becomes more serialized, that question becomes harder to answer.
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The more professionally successful a woman becomes, the less likeable she becomes.
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In her hands, a thought becomes monologue, and monologue becomes accidental essay.
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As the figure's smile becomes more unsettling, the imagery becomes more surreal.
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The more professionally successful a woman becomes, the less likable she becomes.
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She becomes immensely powerful, joins the Avengers, and later becomes their leader.
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More significantly, it also becomes remarkably elastic as it becomes that small.
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It becomes synergistic, it becomes more than the sum of the parts.
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Gregory becomes Pope Gregory and, finally, his manuscript becomes a papal edict.
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"The process, as it becomes automated, becomes much more simple," he said.
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It's a bravura performance in which war becomes farce, history becomes burlesque.
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However, it becomes stressful when the search becomes "desperate or frustrating," say.
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In that sense, the painting becomes less real; it becomes more abstract.
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See we should use our economic power to have them disarm — now then it becomes different, then it becomes purely economic, but then it becomes different.
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This becomes obvious any time defunding Planned Parenthood becomes a key news topic.
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As the U.S. increasingly becomes a knowledge-based economy, geography becomes less important.
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The more corporate Fox becomes, the more vulnerable it becomes to a competitor.
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Cross-device attribution becomes simple, and the marketer's view of consumers becomes holistic.
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Vermont becomes the ninth when its legal pot law becomes effective July 1.
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That becomes more and more important, certainly as the country becomes more brown.
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Billy Ray becomes a mover and shaker, and Winthorpe becomes a psycho Santa.
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The road becomes less congested, the air becomes clearer, and cities become more livable.
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"When it becomes Vice's favorite meme it becomes everyone else's least favorite," wrote another.
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As the virtual world becomes more dominant, owning books becomes an act of rebellion.
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In some ways, when a patient becomes homebound, their caregiver becomes homebound with them.
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But she soon becomes enthralled, and then she becomes inspired — and changes her life.
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Brightening becomes whitening, and the pursuit of radiance becomes the pursuit of fair skin.
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What if they actually change or ... It then becomes reflected, then it becomes reflective.
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The more accessible and affordable self-care becomes, the more it becomes an obligation.
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The whole enterprise becomes less and less excusable, which becomes clear with Seoul 1988.
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However, once Elizabeth becomes Queen, this promise to obey becomes increasingly difficult to keep.
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As technology becomes smarter and smarter, security becomes an open challenge - for us all.
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The smaller the economy becomes, the less able it becomes to repay its debt.
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I am interested in how the familiar becomes strange, and the structure becomes fallible.
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This is one of them — and whoever becomes president, I hope it becomes policy.
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In "Non Solus," a dancer becomes an acrobat, and an acrobat becomes a dancer.
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"I believe that the more we have these hearings then the more educated that Congress becomes and the press becomes and the public becomes," Kint told The Hill.
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The dog becomes a zombie, bites Jughead who becomes "Jugdead" (ugh!), Sabrina becomes the "Bride of Cthulhu," and the zombie apocalypse closes in around Archie and his pals.
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In this new landscape, basic intelligible concepts of community become alien: The member becomes the user; the peer becomes the follower; and the ban becomes not exile, but death.
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As the weather changes, suddenly the air becomes clear again and Kabul becomes rather pleasant.
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Someone once wrote when someone you love becomes a memory, that memory becomes a treasure.
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"It becomes their personal responsibility to make sure the river becomes clean again," said Hung.
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As troll culture becomes more pervasive online, it becomes harder to pick a blanket answer.
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But it also becomes where pooling, getting multiple people into-- a vehicle becomes incredibly important.
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Faster than a sapling becomes a shade tree and a house becomes someone else's home.
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"Ballparked" net worth becomes "reported" net worth becomes hard to dispute, as Ms. Nixon discovered.
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First he becomes irritated at someone or something else, then he becomes irritated at himself.
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And so Mike becomes an entrepreneur, Seth becomes a comedian, you become the LinkedIn guy.
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Storm drains become Oreos; a drainpipe becomes the trunk of a smiling elephant; a barred window becomes an open birdcage; an electrical outlet becomes a man brushing his giant teeth.
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Suddenly, our tube top becomes a corset, and our crop-top becomes the ultimate outfit-finisher.
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If the GOP becomes the anti-globalist party, it also becomes the anti-big business party.
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The same tissue that becomes corpora cavernosa in a penis becomes clitoral bulbs in a vagina.
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"User retention should grow as a recommendation becomes more intelligent and search function becomes more refined."
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When art becomes a dialogue it's fascinating, when it becomes a monologue it's just really insular.
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Naturally, after enough of this Tim becomes both frustrated and "beyond" confused, and Siri becomes existential.
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A funny or sad conversation becomes a tweet, and an idyllic moment outside becomes an Instagram.
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In this context, hormone treatment becomes a complicated issue as the question becomes; treatment for what?
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And in The Human Stain, he becomes a character and he becomes involved in the story.
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But as time goes by, the New Thing becomes the New Normal becomes Normal, just normal.
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A scientific study becomes a press release becomes a news alert, shedding context at each stage.
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As for this White House, graciousness becomes it about as well as napalm becomes an igloo.
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"Managing GE's numerous liabilities also becomes more difficult the smaller the company(s) becomes," Sprague wrote.
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BUT, you have to wait more time until it becomes room temperature and becomes actually edible.
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We know that abortion doesn't go away when it becomes illegal; it just becomes less safe.
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But we do ourselves and the progress of the country no favors when every argument becomes personal, when every talking point becomes an attack, and when every opponent becomes the devil.
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Over time a single book becomes a library; the library becomes a school of thought; the school of thought becomes a prism through which the world is supposed to see itself.
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Work as identity, burnout as lifestyle This is a conversation about what happens when work becomes an identity, capitalism becomes a religion, and productivity becomes the way we measure human value.
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Its childhood unfolded in Weimar, where Itten impressed the students with his mantra, "Play becomes party—party becomes work—work becomes play," and Gropius read the Christmas story aloud every year.
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And because judicial protection of rights becomes less important, our reliance on fallible and often highly ideological judges becomes more limited, and a populist backlash against the judiciary becomes less likely, too.
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In the game of Striking Vipers, Karl becomes Roxette (Pom Klementieff), and Danny becomes Lance (Ludi Lin).
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As leaving the EU without a deal becomes a growing possibility, bolstering WTO agreements becomes more urgent.
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But with the right soundtrack, a boring clip becomes epic, or a nice one becomes truly sentimental.
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The projection becomes sculptural and the anthem becomes a sort of trance, repeating over and over again.
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In time, the doting becomes worship; the ferret becomes a god before whom the little boy dances.
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That may be the next hurdle, as driving becomes more futuristic, and the futuristic becomes more normal.
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As Jonathan becomes more obsessed with the mysterious cello player, this music becomes something of a leitmotif.
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But the whole diversity issue, something becomes a hashtag, so all of a sudden it becomes important.
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Racism becomes a big deal when we go beyond something a little bit racist and becomes hate.
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Each angle reveals new details, as what was foreground becomes background and what was center becomes periphery.
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Baseball becomes less of a game when it becomes a business with billions of dollars at stake.
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When it becomes more applicable, it becomes more powerful to be used as a force for good.
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"If there's not an experience tied into this, it becomes stale, it becomes mute," Mr. Bartolotta said.
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"The more unpredictable it becomes at Daytona, the more predictable it becomes in its unpredictability," he said.
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The historicization becomes 'The Reagans solved AIDS ,' and that becomes the storyline if there isn't a pushback.
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When card present fraud becomes harder, CNP fraud becomes the obvious new field of play for fraudsters.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In Allison Schulnik's hands, paint becomes matter and subject becomes object.
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After some bizarre Lynchian gymnastics (her face disappears, becomes the Black Lodge) Naido becomes a scarlet-haired Diane.
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They said, 'All the research shows that the more successful a man becomes, the more likeable he becomes.
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"When tyranny becomes law, rebellion becomes duty," Mr. Ritzheimer said on a recent video about the refuge occupation.
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They said, 'All the research shows that the more successful a man becomes, the more likable he becomes.
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So many significant things happen in the transitions between segments, as Little becomes Chiron, and Chiron becomes Black.
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"When Breath Becomes Air" is his meditation on the reversal of roles when a doctor becomes a patient.
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The more aggressive an opponent becomes with his advances, the more viable this method of counter fighting becomes.
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With a tap of a button, up becomes down, down becomes up, and the whole world turns sideways.
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"This could be an amazing breakthrough if he becomes president and actually becomes friends with Putin," Agalarov said.
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But they are doing that more often, which means he becomes more mainstream — and she becomes more bland.
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And if such interference becomes accepted practice, the foundation of our entire economy becomes that much more unstable.
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"Like the universe, architecture comes out of nothing, becomes something, and eventually becomes nothing again," said Mr. Isozaki.
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Nor are they interested in disclosing their criteria: "Once it becomes measured, it becomes gameable," Dr. Bastedo said.
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In the scenes that follow, Lucy often becomes her mother — or rather Linney becomes Lucy becoming her mother.
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On the other hand, the more the paint becomes evident in a painting, the more real it becomes.
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She represents all love and family, the kind of friend that becomes your family, that becomes more important to you than your own family, that becomes more supportive of you than your own family.
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In his book, "Everything But The Burden," Greg Tate points out that "The black body is a desired taboo, something to be possessed and something to be erased…" Shoot becomes Hype, Milly Rock becomes Swipe It. Blackness becomes a grey area, becomes bundles of mocap data, and is made ultimately invisible.
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If policies keep changing every second or third year, it becomes very hard for everyone – for large companies it becomes hard to navigate and for small companies it just becomes hard to start and survive.
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Every enemy pattern is readable, but they escalate wildly: one on the screen becomes four, becomes eight, and suddenly crowd control becomes a real headache unless you find that ideal "racing line" through the chaos.
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Once the email story becomes something the transcends the usual partisan channels, it becomes impossible to brush it off.
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I tried a reversal of the puns, where HOAR FROST becomes HORROR FROST, MERE MORTALS becomes MIRROR MORTALS, etc.
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It's not a trope until it becomes one, and it becomes one through repetition and a replication of it.
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One thing that worries me the most is that collective narcissism becomes a problem when it becomes a norm.
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As the sea floor ages and becomes colder, it eventually becomes denser than the mantle beneath it and sinks.
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The player becomes liable for income tax and sales tax, and the club becomes liable for social security payments.
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KUPCHAN: What we need to watch for and be careful about is if 10,000 becomes 103,000, 20,000 becomes 30,000.
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In that moment, he becomes a visual substitute for Rodney's own son, and suddenly his story becomes more legible.
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As our politics becomes increasingly tinged with elements of the conspiratorial, the great reveal becomes a potentially massive liability.
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It's evokes the side of Christmas that is so jovial it almost becomes terrifying, so saccharine it becomes sinister.
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Their craven stance, as it becomes widespread, also becomes the deeper reason for the moral collapse of our society.
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So there are some early direct examples, but as he becomes the Kubrick we know, it becomes more subtle.
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The more health care becomes central to the tax reform debate, the riskier it becomes for the Republican plan.
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To me, that becomes sensual; it becomes slow and I think it's a dimension that traditionally men don't explore.
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" Clinton said that she has learned from life, as well as from studies and from conversations with the likes of Sheryl Sandberg , the chief operating officer of Facebook, that "the more successful a man becomes, the more likable he becomes; the more professionally successful a woman becomes, the less likable she becomes.
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Then it becomes at a certain point taken for granted if you're a celebrity, and then it becomes totally annoying.
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But as the game goes on, that outsider perspective becomes less of a core theme and increasingly becomes window dressing.
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Or as voice becomes more prevalent, the car becomes a space to tell a digital assistant to get things done.
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"And when a relationship becomes more intimate, it becomes more vulnerable, and [people] can become more easily hurt," Kahn says.
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According to the measure, the policy becomes effective 30 days after being signed, and becomes operative six months after that.
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We think that what they are building up is an asset that becomes more valuable as the data becomes richer.
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"And the sooner you start trying something, it becomes part of your taste-set, it becomes part of your identity."
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Often when someone is nervous, his voice becomes more high-pitched and breathing becomes shallow, which can convey fear. 5.
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"And we have this weird patchwork of regulations that becomes more fragmented every time a new technology becomes more important."Â
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Kapoor who becomes a police officer, is foil to Bachchan's character, who becomes a gangster in the city of Mumbai.
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As low-skilled labor becomes increasingly expensive, it becomes more of a worthwhile investment to employ greater capital, over labor.
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" Absence becomes presence, in these rooms still thick with love: "The house becomes a physical encyclopedia of no-Âlonger hers. . . .
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The practice of trading stolen passwords is only growing as aggregation software becomes more sophisticated and hacking becomes more profitable.
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EVANS: DO YOU THINK THAT IT MATTERS WHO BECOMES -- YOU KNOW, OBVIOUSLY IT MATTERS WHO BECOMES THE NEXT SPEAKER, LARRY.
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He becomes more callous, the population becomes more hostile, the situation grows more tense, and the police force is increased.
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But when that star becomes available and he naturally complements the players already in place, everything becomes so much easier.
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The Death of Mr. Lazarescu is a grim story that only becomes comedy because the situation becomes progressively more absurd.
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The ultimate goal would be that one of our students becomes president or becomes the director of the United Nations.
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Thanks to this overkill, each of this book's characters becomes more detestable as he or she becomes more fully revealed.
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That's because "the leaner one becomes, the slower the rate of loss becomes, with more frequent plateaus," says St. Pierre.Â
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He encourages her throughout the series, and eventually becomes the person she leans on most when she becomes pregnant. Why?
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Fisher knits furiously in the next room, unable to stop their courtship, which becomes an engagement, which becomes a marriage.
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But as Article 5 of the NATO alliance, which pledges collective security, becomes conditional, it becomes more and more irrelevant.
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On mobile, the Spark collection is effectively an upgrade and rebranding of a trio of apps Adobe already operated – its Adobe Post app becomes Spark Post; Adobe Slate becomes Spark Page; and Adobe Voice becomes Spark Video.
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The body of Cooper becomes a feasting ground for tulpas — it becomes bloodied and torn as the black spirits ravage it.
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According to the measure, the policy becomes "effective" 30 days after being signed, and it becomes "operative" six months after that.
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That percentage becomes — the number of people becomes more and more as we take in thousands and thousands of more people.
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In a movie without much spoken dialogue or loud sound effects, the quiet becomes loud and the loud becomes ear-piercing.
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As Eve becomes more focused on understanding what makes her target tick, Villanelle simply becomes obsessed with the woman hunting her.
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It's structured so that as solar power becomes more efficient, the effect of the credit on each watt produced becomes smaller.
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One missed day becomes two, two becomes a week and next thing you know, you haven't been mindful in a month.
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"I think there's a good chance that when any platform becomes very large, maybe [decency] becomes impossible to enforce," Corcoran says.
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On her 27th birthday, Wynonna Earp officially becomes Heir of the Earp line — meaning that she officially becomes a demon hunter.
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And god help us if this approach ever becomes standard or becomes the sole metric that drives which movies get made.
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Every act and arc becomes facilitated around a main posse, and the decisions to cop-out becomes the easiest damn option.
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A homophobic video on YouTube becomes scary tweets on Twitter becomes threatening texts on iPhones and so on and so on.
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Platforms are becoming increasingly important as all information becomes digitized; as everything becomes an Information Technology and entire industries get disrupted.
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It only becomes a problem when the area of the solar connectors in space becomes comparable to the size of earth.
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Through conversation and rhetoric, this target becomes a caricature, thinking becomes black and white, and a mission for revenge is accepted.
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If they are spending every waking moment seeking cash to get re-elected, that becomes difficult, and partisan gridlock becomes entrenched.
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But Vintcent's new novel becomes most absorbing once it leaves the racing world and becomes more a Cold War technological thriller.
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This interest rate influences all the rest — when it's cut, borrowing becomes cheaper and saving becomes less lucrative to encourage spending.
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Under the Turkmen constitution, the speaker becomes acting president if the head of state becomes unable to carry out his work.
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So, a couple of kids become "pancakes," a chair becomes a "table," the number 1 becomes a "rocket," and so on.
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As I get older—and I'm not saying that was long-lived—my experience becomes deeper and my understanding becomes greater.
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Now, with President Trump ascendant, the question becomes still more urgent: What happens if the gender gap becomes a gender chasm?
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The two materials, lace and cement, complement each other until they start changing attributes — concrete becomes flexible, while lace becomes rigid.
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The easier it is to use Amazon, the more powerful Amazon becomes — and thus the easier it becomes to use Amazon.
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" He went on, "I think this is the secret to Alex's work—something becomes so ironic that it actually becomes true.
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As the retail industry becomes increasingly digital and data breaches become a major risk, transaction security becomes more imperative than ever.
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But it also understands that systemic violence often becomes cyclical because, in certain hands, it becomes a terrible, effective social tool.
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As ride-sharing becomes more popular and autonomous vehicles more capable, one thing becomes clear: Society needs a new kind of car.
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It's in those pieces when the TEFAF becomes much more than a bazaar for the decorative: It becomes a place of discovery.
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"As spaceflight becomes more and more commercialized, I think this idea that we don't need a definition becomes less and less tenable."
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As the self-driving space becomes increasingly crowded with the entrance of legacy and new transportation players, standardizing that communication becomes trickier.
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Once you look in the bag, the ball becomes red and the one in your friend's bag becomes blue, or vice versa.
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Ursula described what we were doing best: 'Anxiety becomes tranquility, sadness becomes enthusiasm, and resignation became a rosy openness to new things.
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"As our population becomes richer and becomes capable of paying for these higher value services, you also have more customers," Ramos said.
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"Yesterday's delight, becomes today's expectation, becomes a future grievance," Merrill said when asked about the ebb and flow of the development process.
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Second is you have to get single people outta cars, and this is where car sharing becomes-- ride sharing becomes very important.
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When the insights are aggregated that becomes knowledge, and that knowledge becomes a differentiator for us to do so many different things.
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But not everyone overeats and becomes overweight, and not everyone who becomes overweight or obese develops illnesses like diabetes or heart disease.
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Mr. Bryant and Mr. Kaisi beautifully convey the subtle interplay as the prisoner becomes a mentor and his keeper becomes his student.
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For example, a boy's face becomes "more and more concentrated," when the intention seems to be that his concentration becomes more pronounced.
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So the easier it becomes to generate these communications, the more offices are deluged, and the harder it becomes to meaningfully respond.
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"As our world becomes more connected, the need for a leader who will champion the issue only becomes more urgent," SiteLock wrote.
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When everyone has the same expectations and information, power becomes more democratized, and it becomes easier for better standards to be enforced.
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When the enemy becomes too powerful, as it did in Vietnam, then it becomes necessary to call in air and artillery strikes.
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It becomes a way of acting against social and cultural expectations — the act of infringing upon taboos becomes the source of need.
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But once you get into the flow, everything you do online becomes far more secure, and logging in mostly becomes a breeze.
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When saying and hearing it becomes automatic and expected, its power becomes dulled in our brain's limbic system, where we process love.
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The reality is much closer to never and this becomes even more true as the mental illness in question becomes more severe.
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In the film, she becomes a studio executive, and there's all kinds of stuff that ... It just becomes a whole other thing.
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The problem is that because it's absurd, it becomes "The Surreal Life," it becomes a sort of lowest-common-denominator reality show.
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Older standards are getting retroactively renamed too—the 26ac standard becomes Wi-Fi 63, the 26n standard becomes Wifi 26, and so on.
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To create his artwork, he engages in a metonymic game, whereby the container becomes the contained, and the support becomes the object itself.
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As party discipline becomes looser, and cleavages within the parties deepen, this kind of scoping becomes more important -- and will yield bigger payoffs.
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But algorithms mature, data becomes more ubiquitous and finding edges like Pandora's strength in discovery becomes easier and easier as time goes on.
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Trump claims he's a victim, blames the media; the media becomes combative; his victimhood deepens, becomes part of the identity of his followers.
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But the challenge is that the more variables you add, the less parsimonious your model becomes, and the harder it becomes to test.
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Given the volatility of bitcoin and the volume of the song, this quickly becomes annoying and becomes a recurring theme throughout the episode.
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There will be a time when the Apple Watch, like the iPhone, becomes a stagnant product that simply becomes more exorbitant and expensive.
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Shave off the election campaign and that becomes three, another six months of election build-up and it becomes two-and-a-half.
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At that moment, the peach becomes more than a fruit, and its consumption becomes an act that will bind Elio and Oliver forever.
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Cardi B becomes a wife in her new video for "Be Careful" — and then just a few minutes later she becomes a widow.
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"When such a development becomes known to the others it becomes a source of conflict resulting in agitations," said youth leader Oweikeye Endoro.
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The result is that the humor becomes increasingly less funny and the seriousness of the case, and what's at stake, becomes more evident.
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It's been hiding in plain sight for years, but is gaining accuracy — the more powerful the Tomatometer becomes, the more predictive it becomes.
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And that's where this deceptively simple play becomes more unsettling (in ways I won't reveal), and where Mr. Joseph's skillful writing becomes apparent.
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It becomes like saltwater taffy — it becomes viscous and sticky, and it stretches out and it folds back on itself through endless repetition.
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As profanity becomes more common in every day speech, it becomes more difficult to control, said Richard Alaniz, a labor and employment attorney.
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It's the outer ring of this pancake that ultimately becomes the splash as it thins and becomes a fine spray of tinier drops.
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It's actually a key component of a successful business strategy, especially as the marketplace becomes increasingly interconnected and the marketplace becomes more diverse.Â
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This is given by the solid line, which, not surprisingly, shows that the expected nominee becomes more conservative as Trump becomes more reliable.
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It will encourage a return to practices that rooted out closeted service people, because once transgender service becomes illegal, their silence becomes criminal.
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If too much matter is crammed into one place, the cumulative force of gravity becomes overwhelming, and the place becomes an eternal trap.
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"If you can teach your kids to save and it becomes a habit, then that becomes their default approach to life," Sheehan said.
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It becomes a new norm and it becomes relatively normal for people to show up year in and year out to do this.
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As the dose increases, it becomes what we call a "dissociative anesthetic," which means the central nervous system becomes almost disconnected from the body.
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That only equates to a small fossil-fuel power plant, but has potential to expand as storage becomes cheaper and generation becomes less centralized.
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David Wenham's Harold Meachum never becomes a worthy antagonist for Danny, and the Hand never really becomes anything more than a mystical drug cartel.
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How do you follow up a story in which the horrific unknown becomes known, and the weak protagonist becomes a highly trained killing machine?
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As a network becomes truly decentralized, the ability to identify an issuer or promoter to make the requisite disclosures becomes difficult, and less meaningful.
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He becomes obsessed with needing to find out who killed this guy and why—what's behind all this is what he becomes obsessed with.
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The thrower, a winking white lady who shouts, "Have a cola and smile, bitch," becomes a viral internet hero, and Cassius becomes her punchline.
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And then at some point it becomes a much cooler job because he becomes a serious contender for president and then he's the nominee.
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Vietnam becomes Iraq, Nixon becomes George W. Bush, the utopian dreams of the hippies become a kind of pop aesthetic sold to their grandchildren.
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In fact, by focusing on these impediments to competition, a twofold benefit could be achieved: opportunity becomes realized easier and life becomes more affordable.
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James Dean in Giant becomes Julia Dean, Antonio Banderas in Desperado becomes Virginia Banderas and there's even a version of John Wayne named Rebekah.
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This technology has the potential to make electricity more flexible and resilient, as intermittent renewable energy becomes more widespread and weather becomes more extreme.
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But when a state of semi-war becomes more or less permanent, the erosion of basic legal and democratic principles becomes a greater danger.
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"Good for our tribe" becomes the primary determinant of what is true; "part of our tribe" becomes the primary determinant of who to trust.
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Disagreement Becomes Obstruction Becomes Nullification The destructive cycle of confirmation obstruction and subsequent partisan payback has intensified with each of the past four presidencies.
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As the narrator stares at the woman she loves, she becomes greener, and the line becomes an expression of ecstasy in its original sense.
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Different, in this context, becomes less about its relativity to the hegemony of haircuts and becomes a standalone descriptor—something in and of itself.
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I think it becomes more and more a product like any other in our society, and I think it becomes more an individualistic pursuit.
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To stick with "Colossal" for one more beat, as Gloria becomes the heroine and Oscar emerges as the villain, he becomes the more interesting character, and her monster becomes the responsible, punitive one (speaking of gender stereotypes) who will put a stop to his tantrum.
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Checking the inbox becomes depressing, running a useful search becomes nearly impossible, and systems of labels that once made sense have long since been abandoned.
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As the country becomes more prosperous, de Boer said the mechanism becomes less effective as high prices will no longer be seen as a deterrent.
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Related: Notes on the State of Architecture Today A Dilapidated Mansion Becomes an Experimental Art Gallery A Thrift Store Becomes a Museum in North Carolina
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"Rumor becomes fact becomes canon really quickly in this system at a speed that you can't imagine," Stewart said, as captured by The Hollywood Reporter.
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In 220 years, an investment of $100 that grows at 4% annually will be worth $148; $1,000 becomes $1,153; $10,000 becomes $14,802, and so on.
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But as advertising becomes more and more diffused in our online lives, it becomes harder and harder to tell what's an ad and what's not.
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This only equates to a small fossil-fuel power plant but it has potential to expand as storage becomes cheaper and generation becomes less centralized.
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As is often the case when art becomes controversial, the discussion becomes less about the art in question and more about politics, hysterics, and gamesmanship.
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This isn't just about nutrition, it's about morality, and when food becomes imbued with this kind of scandalizing language, the dinner table becomes a minefield.
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But then the chorus comes in, and it becomes a general "we," and then it becomes more of a relationship between people and the state.
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And yet, as busy as this drawing becomes, and the attention that is paid to stained walls, the drawing never becomes claustrophobic, which is miraculous.
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"When you commit to that strategy it becomes cleaner, it becomes simpler and because you're practicing it all the time it's getting better," he said.
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He was a keen believer that the larger the audience for something, the dumber that something becomes—and the more ideologically correct it becomes too.
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The NGOs also worry that with every new dam built, further dam-building becomes more normal, and the next project thus becomes easier to justify.
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As the technology becomes more sophisticated and offers an increasingly lifelike experience, the question becomes whether the actual museums will be put out of business.
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"The Banker" becomes a bit predictable at that point, as the racism with which the pair must grapple becomes more overt, threatening everything they've built.
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And, unfortunately, when somebody becomes a victim of a violent crime, their story becomes wrapped up in the story of the person who killed them.
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Lila becomes further ensnared in the violence of her neighborhood, and Lenù's innocence becomes unwillingly warped and she is forced to harbor a terrible secret.
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From that view, Clinton's full embrace of the tough-on-crime rhetoric becomes much more alarming, and Sanders's apparent resistance becomes a little more noteworthy.
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But if translators are independent artists, the howler becomes a creative choice, criticism becomes "shaming" or "policing," and standards become a simple matter of opinion.
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The ways in which poetry sometimes becomes difficult to read are signaling the ways in which language becomes insufficient for what we need to communicate.
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Here, an unhappy girlfriend becomes a happy wife, a betrayed man becomes a victim all over again, and assorted murderers take turns bringing the pain.
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If it becomes about budgeting meticulously so we can do and can have what we really want, it becomes a much more inviting prospect. 2.
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When you're a larger performer, however, your incentives necessarily change; quality of life becomes more important than being live, and burnout becomes a bigger risk.
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"It becomes a hunt, it becomes a form of exchange between boys and men through the humiliation of women and girls," he told Mashable Australia.
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For instance, Alice's role reverses with her son, and she becomes more of a child who becomes more needy and paranoid, and a bit insecure.
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I worry that as this point of view becomes more accepted, the ground for autocrats and strongmen becomes more fertile, and our democracy more imperiled.
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In the alt-right media cycle, an anecdote becomes a scheme, a scheme is a conspiracy, and through unchallenged repetition, the conspiracy becomes a coup.
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Unprocessed cacao paste is thick, if it's mixed with cinnamon and vanilla it becomes a dessert, and if water is added it becomes a perfumed concoction.
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When the image becomes clear, the nonsensical sound becomes sense, as the mind connects what is actually happening to what it's been listening to without context.
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But that becomes complicated if the UK becomes a "third country" — it will lose its ability to sell services to all of the EU at once.
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Death Becomes Her, 1992Streep was a fiancé-stealing Broadway actress in Death Becomes Her, and kicked off the dark comedy with a leading-lady-worthy number.
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"To whatever extent the data is strong, the Fed becomes less likely to continue cutting rates and the broader financial market becomes less interested in bonds."
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As company founder and CEO Todd McKinnon points out, as every organization becomes a technology company building out their own applications, protecting servers becomes increasingly critical.
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It doesn&apost matter how successful his agenda becomes or how much the quality of life for you, the American people, forgotten men and women, becomes.
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When Katchadourian plops a lemon wedge on an image of a baseball field, scale becomes jarringly inverted and the fruit slice becomes an enormous abstract sculpture.
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However, when sex on a night out becomes more than an unspoken potential, and instead becomes a strategy game, I think it starts to cause problems.
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A faith practice with an authoritarian structure sooner or later becomes a horror; a faith practice without an authoritarian structure sooner or later becomes a hobby.
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As the narrative of loss in our 40s and 50s becomes an all-too-familiar reality, moving on as quickly as possible becomes even more important.
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After drinking performance-enhancing "luck potion," Ron becomes a quidditch star, attracting a crazed groupie named Lavender (Jessie Cave), who promptly becomes his partner in PDA.
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How long before "anti-terrorism" privacy eradication becomes "selective enforcement of unjust laws" becomes "de facto 'oppo research' unleashed on anyone who challenges the status quo"?
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There are millions of people like that who are uncertain about their futures now, and it's not long until worry becomes panic, and panic becomes terror.
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The more we live in a culture that presumes we will always have a neighborhood, the more fragile it becomes, and the more dangerous it becomes.
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He treats his guitar, synthesizers, drum machines and electronic effects as architectural elements — sound becomes contour; music becomes something to step into rather than merely follow.
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"When foreign policy becomes a commodity, then purchasing military equipment becomes your yardstick for measuring who is a terrorist or who isn't a terrorist," he said.
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Some people think technological developments and altruism are kind of tied together, and the more technologically advanced a species becomes the more altruistic or friendly it becomes.
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She becomes very popular for a short time but she becomes depressed when none of them ask her to the big spring festival because of her reputation.
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"There's kind of a shift in the record where the aesthetic changes and it becomes less machine-like and brutal, and it becomes more melodic," says Douglas.
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Utopia becomes a context into which racist assertions of a purer past can be inserted and that seems to have really occurred, and so racism becomes naturalized.
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"He goes to a place in Tibet, the Ancient One teaches him magic, he becomes a sorcerer, then later he becomes the Sorcerer Supreme," Mr. Cargill said.
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But if Amazon becomes a direct competitor, paying for its services becomes less attractive, particularly with Google offering a similarly effective analytics and marketing platform, he said.
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Her very biological essence becomes a product, her DNA becomes another resource to be mined, cast adrift in the ebbs and flows of the global market economy.
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Every human deals with anxiety on a daily basis, but once it becomes pathological (or reaches a certain threshold on the anxiety scale) it becomes anxiety disorder.
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I think the job of a doctor shifts and becomes a higher-level, more important job that pays better as the doctor becomes augmented by smarter computers.
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On closer examination, it becomes clear that the backdrop, bed, and jewelry are all made of bullet casings, and the woman's languid gaze becomes one of confrontation.
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Several species of parasitic wasps are under consideration as a method of biological control, though this strategy typically only becomes practical once an invasive species becomes established.
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Whenever a contagion becomes so serious that the word "quarantine" becomes part of the discussions, the ethical cost of such prevention casts a shadow on every decision.
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As Vinayak becomes wealthier, the greed that took hold of him as a teenager becomes only stronger until he unwittingly passes it on to the next generation.
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At the end of King's life, he started talking about Vietnam and economics, and for some people, that's when King becomes controversial; that's when King becomes radical.
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And at its worst, classifying genius simply becomes a game of accumulation in which a musician becomes valued for how many instruments he or she can play.
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But while she becomes more successful, he becomes a jealous wreck in thrall to his drug and alcohol addictions — even after they move to a remote desert home.
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Often the question becomes: how much can you splice together until the video you're showing simply becomes special effects, and not representative of what the app actually does?
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But Labour's primary Brexit strategy has just been to frustrate Johnson and hope something changes: either Johnson becomes a much weaker candidate, or Corbyn becomes a different person.
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As the gaming industry matures and becomes an increasingly important form of cultural communication akin to painting or film, work created by both genders becomes ever more important.
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And she said look — and we're talking predominantly about white women — the research is really clear: The more professionally successful a man becomes, the more likable he becomes.
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As the Chinese internet becomes occupied and colonized by tech heavyweights, teaming up with a major player almost becomes a prerequisite for aspiring startups to crack their market.
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"For me, when a movie has a really large budget like that, it just becomes more about business, or business becomes a bigger element than art," she said.
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"I think now our argument is that when he exercises his power as president … then it becomes really really questionable if it becomes obstruction of justice," Giuliani said.
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And no part of the Bible has been rewritten, only condensed and emojified, he said, so the word "and" becomes "&" and the word "light" becomes a light bulb.
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"There are some very big industries in this country where that which is highly profitable becomes not profitable, becomes uneconomic," Carney said in an interview with BBC radio.
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And what happens when the tool becomes so all consuming of people's attention and so capable of pushing individual buttons it becomes a mainstream source of public opinion?
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If Lollapalooza becomes a staple for us, or Coachella becomes a staple for us, I don't think it's wrong to say that that's the way we could go.
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When fully autonomous driving for privately owned vehicles becomes available, the potential for a car to sense a driver's illness and head for a hospital becomes a reality.
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The day becomes real when he tells her about it; each point of the book becomes real when we know what it meant for the two of them.
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Home becomes self-sufficient in goods for which 1 > A(z) > 1/(1+t), Foreign becomes self-sufficient in the goods for which 1+t > A(z) > 1.
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And while the movie more or less flows chronologically — he is born, he sees films, becomes a man, sees more movies, becomes a director — it isn't slavishly linear.
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However, if the situation becomes more than a war of words or if North Korea becomes more successful with its missile launches, that would change the situation immediately.
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Over the course of nine 87" x 70" C-prints, the artist's face becomes so thick with black-inked characters that he becomes an inhuman-looking blackened mass.
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"When a country becomes a NATO member, it becomes hard for it to resist the pressure from such a big country -- NATO's leader -- like the United States," he said.
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But the LPO's seed money created important learning that could help if the industry revives (say, if storage becomes cheaper and CSP becomes a viable provider of dispatchable power).
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When security becomes invisible, the inconvenience of using it almost completely disappears, people are willing to put up with more of it, and everyone becomes safer as a result.
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When the star moves closer to Earth, its light becomes slightly bluer, when it moves farther away, its light becomes slightly redder (this shift is called the Doppler effect).
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It's this idea of pearls of wisdom, a pearl on its own is beautiful, but it's only when it becomes a strand that it becomes more and more valuable.
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Now the thing is that one has to be very careful about over-expanding and just going into fiddly details, and two books becomes three books, becomes eight books.
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This becomes one of the focal points of the story early on, because translating previously unknown, indecipherable knowledge is suddenly communicable and becomes a form of intimate psychic combat.
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As the world becomes overwhelming, he becomes an increasingly aware observer, witness to clashes between a grim and dominant establishment and a people's movement steeped in creativity and joy.
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If people overthink their lie—if they are overly conscious that they are lying—then it becomes too much pressure and they get flustered and the deception becomes obvious.
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"And there are some very big industries in this country where that which is highly profitable becomes not profitable, becomes uneconomic," Carney said in an interview with BBC radio.
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Inverting colors on a picture in Photoshop sets all the image's color values to their opposite value on a color wheel — white becomes black, green becomes purple, and more.
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Bottom line: In Lobo's scenario, Africa's over-population problem becomes a solution to Europe's and Japan's depopulation; and the ultra-massive growth of cities becomes a poverty alleviation program.
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He quickly becomes paranoid and becomes convinced that everyone around him is lying, trying to get him to come outside his door so an unknown entity can get him.
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Set in a brutalist 70s apartment block that becomes a twisted microcosm of society, class segregation quickly collapses and the building becomes a fight-or-die prison of choice.
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Above is the premiere of Neufeld's video for "We've Got A Lot," a gorgeous collage of the daily life of teenagers, where art becomes reality and reality becomes art.
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"It really becomes clutter, and it becomes this area in your home that tends to hold a lot of guilt," said Anjie Cho, an architect and feng shui consultant.
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He becomes not just a leader of the group, he becomes the icon of the jihadist movement, who is, in their minds, unlawfully and wrongly killed through American aggression.
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Once Ray gets a taste of getting what he wants, he becomes insatiable, and when what was once a family restaurant becomes an empire, corners begin to get cut.
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When outrage becomes an end in itself, it also becomes a form of fundamentalism and part of a dogma of purity that can be potentially aggressive, hostile and violent.
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As the family becomes a culturally loaded symbol, evocative of everything and used to justify anything, it becomes harder to devise real policies that address real needs, he said.
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Progressive politics depends on cultivating a sense of solidarity and social obligation, which becomes much harder as families shrink and grow older, and individualism becomes the dominant social fact.
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It remains to be seen whether California's law becomes the de facto open internet law across the nation or whether it becomes one of many different net neutrality laws.
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"Woman's name that becomes a man's name when its first letter is added to the end" is NORMA, which becomes NORMAN when you add an N at the end.
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With most companies now splitting their data between lots of different data stores, that problem only becomes more prevalent over time and continuous visibility becomes harder to come by.
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Like clay becomes rigid once it's fired, it becomes set, and sometimes you have to let go of those things in order for the real idea to be free.
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Naturally, you can adjust the game's settings so that damage becomes more than superficial, and everything becomes that more fraught with relatable danger—but where's the fun in that?
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Harvey becomes a tropical storm inland over Texas . . .
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It becomes more about personalities, it becomes more about getting on and sharing experiences and not so much about being symbolic, this represents this and so on, because that's nonsense.
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Korede's bid to control and protect her "hapless" younger sister becomes more desperate, and Ayoola's ability to manipulate Korede — and the other people around her — becomes more sinister and pointed.
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I will say, if politics becomes and the presidency becomes about electing people who have been Congress or in the Senate the longest, we should all rally around Joe Biden.
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As core behavior and functionality becomes associated with cloud computations, the associated data gradually stops existing on the client, and modding or analyzing anything relating to that data becomes impossible.
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Next year could be a better year for Democrats to pass financial-reform legislation if Clinton becomes president, the Senate becomes Democratic-controlled or Republicans' majority in the House shrinks.
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But when that routine becomes interrupted—either by personal issues or by losing track of who will be where and what center is open that night—the process becomes abrasive.
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As it sops up the caramelizing juices and umami-rich stock, the once-glassy crust becomes chewy, and the once-chewy crumb becomes a soft sponge for cheese and onions.
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MARKUS Basically said what the Hulk says in that scene, which is, if you go to the past, then the present becomes your past and the past becomes your future.
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Mr. Ford is back and he's received a promotion — he becomes deputy director for intelligence after Greer becomes terminally ill — and his reward is to take on his own government.
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As the sheer brutishness of Mr. Modi's populism becomes clear, the memory of the aristocratic Nehru becomes more sacred, especially among politicians and commentators from India's English-speaking upper castes.
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The extension "Dark Theme for Chrome" will give you a button that, when clicked, will change the colors on any webpage so white becomes black, black becomes white, and more.
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And I think their risk is that it becomes so polluted, that the system becomes so polluted with content that people don't trust or don't know where it comes from.
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The suffering of people in war zones becomes our suffering, just as the killing of animals in the wild and in factory farms becomes a source of our pain as well.
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Disney+ might end up being built around Hulu, but Hulu will be central to whatever Disney+ becomes in the way that HBO will be central to whatever WarnerMedia's streaming service becomes.
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"He meets Dumbo and becomes his trainer and his default father, as Dumbo becomes family — and something of a teacher — to he and his children," Farrell says of the new story.
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"As natural gas becomes increasingly affordable, it becomes an increasingly attractive alternative to coal," Pruitt said in a testimony before the House Committee on Science, Space and Technology Subcommittee on Environment.
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At sporadic intervals — like when a Black woman becomes the first Black Bachelorette — the fact that we are less likely to get married and date outside of race becomes sensationalized news.
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As electricity becomes ever-more-central to our lives, and waste becomes ever-more-unconscionable in light of our environmental situation, we will always need more understanding and control over power.
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Unfortunately, it is also here where things get frustrating because, as the game becomes more three-dimensional, it also becomes increasingly difficult to see what you are supposed to be doing.
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I just think that as the internet becomes less online and just becomes more like our lives, I think we're gonna see people using it to alter the alter reality, right?
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"If Aramco becomes 70% shareholder of the company and Sabic becomes the chemical arm of Aramco and the kingdom, this is going to push the company out in front," he said.
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You can have an active prescription and reminders to take the pill… testing becomes the future and that becomes managed in the app… it's a massive need and a massive market.
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When it becomes that, and people become way too drunk, and I have to deal with it all and make sure everyone gets home safely, it becomes rather tedious and annoying.
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But when those candidates win, don't forget to call on us when keeping affordable healthcare becomes drawn out war or when tuition and financial aid also becomes the Battle of Saratoga.
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It becomes increasingly difficult to be proactive and it becomes very difficult to build deeper relationships with the people you work with because you're spreading yourself so thin across the organization.
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Best of all, the Switch becomes a portable "Mario Kart" machine if you take the console in portable mode — each Joy-Con becomes a gamepad, and the Switch is the screen.
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Over dinner, Hannibal is cagey but shows his facility with anagrams ("Devon Finestra" becomes "Finest dove ran," while "Richie Finestra" becomes "Terrifies China" and "He in racist fire," the episode's title).
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I don't mean when it becomes less fun, like a clunky midpoint in a grindy open world game, but when the very idea of playing something becomes sickening and without pleasure.
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A banana conjoined to a lemon peel with electric blue thread becomes a crown; an orange tassel dangles from the center of 7 multi-colored skins, decay becomes sculpture to last.
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As this kind of jargon-heavy critique becomes more popular and more powerful in pop music fandom, "she doesn't have the range" becomes an increasingly valuable meme to use in response.
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But the "I have a sister" line becomes a recurring theme throughout the episode, and every time he tries to use it, the absurdity of the excuse becomes clearer and clearer.
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In a ballet season of six or eight weeks, some artists change fast — and the proscenium arch becomes a magnifying glass through which, before our eyes, a dancer becomes a heroine.
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Chow who becomes a caregiver for a widow after joining her husband in the United States, English becomes a sore point when Mr. Chow teaches his wife what he has learned.
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If this race becomes about the Supreme Court, and pro-life or pro-choice, and tax cuts and control of the Senate, then it becomes a bigger win for Marsha Blackburn.
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Then assembling cars becomes worth doing even if it costs 40% more in your country than in the potential exporter: a nominal 20% tariff becomes a 40% effective rate of protection.
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And both décor and garments remain object lessons in multiple functionality: The gate becomes a table, then a tower, then a boat; the Siren's cloak becomes a sail, and much more.
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It's as though there were a fixed amount of warmth and a fixed amount of vinegar available to the brothers McGill, and as Jimmy becomes more acerbic, Chuck becomes less so.
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Maya becomes one of the central characters in the meandering second act as her he said/she said rape accusation becomes a focal point and the storyline intersects with the Healys.Â
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October 2008 - Becomes CEO and product architect of Tesla.
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The window becomes a stage – people move across it.
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" McCarthy said the Fed sometimes becomes the "national scapegoat.
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Nashville — or whatever city they're visiting — becomes their playground.
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" Then, as his son becomes increasingly agitated: "Don't cry!
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" As he puts it, "It becomes real very quickly.
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" He said, "Fear, at a certain point, becomes anger.
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The Line Becomes a River , by Francisco Cantú (Riverhead) .
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Maybe they -- it becomes sort of a religion, right?
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" The snowflake becomes the ruling metaphor of "Rusty Brown.
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"Venom" is also SPITE — thus, "de venom" becomes DESPITE.
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But let me ask you -- sometimes this becomes political.
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In "Passengers," the endless expanse of outer space becomes a metaphor for human alienation, and human loneliness becomes the fulcrum of a controversial plot twist that propels the narrative toward its conclusion.
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It is when someone brings their consciousness to bear on the perception of my works that its uncertainty becomes certain and it becomes, for them, a painting, a drawing, or a sculpture.
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Palmer is a loving father in many ways, but he becomes possessed by the demonic force Bob just as Jack Torrence becomes possessed by the evil hotel in Stephen King's horror masterpiece.
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For example, the Marvel Comics group, "The Fantastic Four" becomes the FANTASTIC TWO and the lovely phrase "on cloud nine" becomes ON CLOUD THREE, which is wonderfully silly and made me giggle.
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Brexit is pushing Britain in the same direction, as the Conservative Party becomes the party of Leavers, who are concentrated in poor and rural areas, and Labour becomes the party of Remainers.
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Once you've convinced yourself that the other side is the root of all evil, nearly any tactic becomes acceptable and nearly any candidate becomes a mere brick in the wall of opposition.
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AND THE ULTIMATE CONCLUSION HE COMES TO IS THAT IT BECOMES A TAX ON AMERICAN FAMILIES, IT BECOMES A TAX ON AMERICAN FAMILIES THAT THE ADMINISTRATION HAS SAID THEY'RE TRYING TO PROTECT.
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"Pictures" looks like a children's wild game that becomes a multilayered dialogue with music and works of art; "Serenade," as its men discuss love, becomes a picture of pluralism, civilized and philosophical.
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Public art is so special because the work becomes a part of a community in a way that other artworks don't really allow, and it also becomes a part of the environment.
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The question now becomes whether a trilateral accord becomes a bilateral one, or whether Mr. Trump's threats pressure Canada to return to the negotiating table and accede to many of his demands.
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The cast standout, he seals the deal toward the end of Act II with "Flying Home," which in his hands is an almost-lullaby that becomes a spiritual that becomes a celebration.
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But this simple process becomes more challenging when a person had been living on the street, and it becomes doubly hard when the body is in a state of decomposition, he said.
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Kenin's coach and father, Alexander Kenin, understood the danger as well, but he also sees potential pitfalls for Gauff as she becomes a celebrity before she becomes a legitimate Grand Slam contender.
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As he becomes the first love interest we've seen truly get to know Fleabag, he also becomes the only character who notices her dissociative tendencies and even calls her out for them.
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Even if he has refused to back down, it becomes a little more difficult for his coalition partners to support him, and it becomes a political calculation of when to pull support.
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As the US–Mexico border, which bisects ancestral Tohono O'odham land, becomes increasingly mired in controversy, the need to examine the casualties caused by federal border conflict becomes more pressing than ever.
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But this is a terrific movie at capturing the slow turn of the seasons, the way that summer becomes fall becomes winter, and it has a great eye for time and place.
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If gun control becomes an issue that energizes its supporters as much as its opponents, and that becomes a leading priority for the party, that bodes well for its long-term chances.
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Our motivations are generally far bolder than simply maintaining a deep love of hand sanitizer or needing to repeat-text when you're six minutes late: Gut-check the stereotype against the Virgos you couldn't live without on a personal level and see how fast hypersensitivity becomes acuity, uptight becomes self-control, and obsessive becomes precise, thorough, and organized.
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But as the world becomes more interconnected, it becomes easier for international spies to not only be recruited, but to be targeted for exhibiting behavior that might make them a target for recruits.
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Having that ability to measure the effectiveness of the team becomes even more critical the larger the group becomes, and Cook indicated some Flex users are managing enormous groups with 10,000-20,000 employees.
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"We really grounded ourselves in that journey [...] of somebody who's kind of discovering her own power and realizing the more herself she becomes, the more powerful she becomes," said co-director Anna Boden.
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Alex (Miles Heizer) becomes a New Wave-obsessed music geek riddled with guilt for his sins, and Courtney (Michele Selene Ang) becomes a type-A overachiever working desperately to overcompensate for her secrets.
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History becomes a series of myths that justify and animate the regime's actions; truth becomes a weapon to be wielded against enemies; lies become a shield for supporters and sympathizers to escape scrutiny.
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"Often when riders first get in [a self-driving car], they are surprised and about five minutes later they forget and it becomes a boring car ride, it becomes every day," Nix said.
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So if it becomes more difficult to get pills that you can overdose on, or if it becomes more difficult to get access to firearms, then those means of suicide will go down.
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Theoretically, if a public option is really good, it becomes more and more popular until it squeezes out private competition and the US becomes a de facto single-payer system after a while.
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He stands by that view: "The practical concern is that people are voting on different sets of information as politics becomes more fast-moving and media becomes more fast-moving," Kontorovich told me.
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The rebel, initially welcomed, becomes the subject of suspicion instead, especially when it becomes clear that, no, we don't necessarily have to follow the path to success that we've been told we must.
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Now, the question becomes whether a trilateral pact becomes a bilateral deal — or Mr. Trump's threats pressure Canada to return to the negotiating table and accede to many of the United States' demands.
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Dr. Thouless's research dealt with condensed-matter physics, and specifically with what happens when matter changes phases — as, for example, when ice melts and becomes a liquid or water boils and becomes steam.
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Jane becomes Josephine; Michael Cordero, the man whom Jane married before his untimely death, is Martin; and Rafael, the father of Jane's child, with whom Jane has a brief romance, becomes Rake Solvino.
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When justice and the law become the tools and the property of the president, when the highest law enforcement officer becomes his ally and legal protector, our survival as a democracy becomes threatened.
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It can function as a tablet if you unfold it all the way, but if you fold it halfway, the top half becomes a screen and the bottom half becomes a virtual keyboard.
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What McCain thinks and says may well determine whether Trump becomes the first president convicted of impeachment and removed from office, or whether he becomes the second president to resign from the presidency.
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And then the other strand of the book is the institutional strand: What happens to the military as an institution when everything becomes a war and everything becomes a job for the military?
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I think one of the issues is that because of this, because social media becomes so amplified, the lying becomes so amplified, and then you have all these voices of supporters of liars.
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Clinton becomes the first female presidential nominee of either party.
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As soon as you start to diversify, that becomes harder.
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So let's say your connection suddenly drops or becomes unstable.
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The right question: How much of Hulu just becomes Disney+?
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It becomes my matter when someone joins the tax amnesty.
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That player becomes her trusted gaming partner through the MMO.
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But when one becomes one of many, it has purpose.
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But the plotting of "Her Requiem" becomes a little baggy.
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The whole becomes greater than the sum of its parts.
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What would the GOP plan do if it becomes law?
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In a moment of perfect wordplay, it all becomes clear.
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Mashable will update this story as more information becomes available.
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The truth is, it becomes a part of your identity.
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When that becomes irrational exuberance they are prone to burst.
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Therefore, the falsification of that crime also becomes a felony.
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George H.W. Bush becomes first U.S. president to turn 94 .
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And, as all humor becomes political, is politics warping comedy?
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Bradford's attention to detail also becomes clear from prolonged looking.
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When he uses his spinner, she says, he becomes "entranced".
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"That becomes your entire challenge — is integrating with the technology."
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In "Winter" (2011), the chair becomes a figure with eyes.
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Should China cancel the trip that becomes a bigger problem.
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Every patch of ice becomes a slip and fall hazard.
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Guzmán becomes leader of the Sinaloa Cartel Pacific coast faction.
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Canopy has stumbled lately even as cannabis becomes more mainstream.
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Chlorine gas becomes a liquid at -232 Fahrenheit (-20 Celsius).
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Upon arrival, it becomes clear that Scott didn't actually graduate.
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If you tell a lie often enough it becomes truth.
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She's deeply unhinged and soon becomes the gang's worst nightmare.
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The lower you get, the creepier and darker everything becomes.
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Mikkel becomes Michael Kahnwald after following his adoption Ines Kahnwald.
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Brown becomes eligible for parole soon after she turns 69.
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Lily Allen once told me that the negativity becomes unbearable.
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So how long until Children of Men becomes a documentary?
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This article will be updated as more information becomes available.
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You become a cynic and a political change becomes impossible.
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" And a Canada goose becomes, well, a "goddamned Canada goose.
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Even a paint flake at that speed becomes a missile.
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It becomes clear pretty quickly that this is Robert's doing.
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It becomes easy to feel protective of the little alien.
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Every comic becomes funny out of survival of their childhood.
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The guy becomes a literal giant brain to say this.
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Every book I read becomes a book of the dead.
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Painting becomes an intense form of meditation that grounds him.
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When 5G becomes a reality, the trend will only accelerate.
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As technology matures, it becomes cheaper and more readily available.
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Whatever mental hiccup I was obsessing over before becomes irrelevant.
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As she becomes more independent, it gets a bit easier.
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For Nintendo, then, 2018 becomes a year of doubling down.
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War becomes a demigod, and sets out for, well, war.
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The guy who's the main character becomes a movie star.
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I'll tell you exactly the moment it becomes a business.
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It is not everyday when a journalist becomes the news.
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In turn, the data associated with it becomes more valuable.
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The more legs you take away, the weaker it becomes.
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She starts shaking, and she immediately becomes icy and distant.
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It said Terex becomes a 25 percent shareholder in Konecranes.
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And so it becomes the application of subjective group think.
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Sometimes though, it becomes lucrative enough to pursue full time.
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The building becomes the safest place for it to be.
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A human body becomes a pincushion for dozens of arrows.
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The more I think about this the worse it becomes.
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"Timber" features more instruments and becomes, dare I say, twangy.
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No one ever truly becomes a star on his own.
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But they'll play nice since Spotify selects what becomes popular.
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If he ever becomes single, T.Swift should totally date him.
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We will update this story as more information becomes available.
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But when Kuan starts singing, the cover becomes truly magical.
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Perhaps emotion becomes most intense when it cannot be openly
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As Eve gets more and more angry, Villanelle becomes distraught.
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Eventually it becomes apparent that their claims lack sound basis.
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After "Good Morning, Vietnam," he becomes a giant movie star.
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It soon becomes clear that something's not quite right here.
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Webster essentially becomes an Auror, doing some work in London.
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It just becomes the same experience, year in, year out.
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And you know, Clarence Thomas, it becomes this big thing.
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Already dry, it becomes drier still as it warms up.
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When a murder takes place, everyone in town becomes suspect.
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We can reenter the union after California becomes a nation.
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That's h0w a $200 windshield repair becomes $1,500 or more.
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For most, the only question then becomes: Bose or Beats?
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A night at the club becomes an eternal, tangible memory.
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As the silica particles accumulate, lung function becomes severely limited.
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Markle becomes the first woman ever to hold this title.
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"The community becomes a central mechanism for recovery," Wilson said.
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With borrowing rates so high, this becomes all but untenable.
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We will update this post when more information becomes available.
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What if I buy a house and it becomes worthless?
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As continued learning becomes a corporate priority, two questions arise.
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And the nation's law enforcement apparatus becomes Trump's personal plaything.
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They feel inevitable in a way that almost becomes boring.
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But if they don't, that's when a convention becomes brokered.
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You know, our world becomes noisier with each passing day.
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WhatsApp becomes the fourth Facebook product to clone Snapchat stories.
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We will update this post if more information becomes available.
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Don't forget about it once your baby becomes a toddler.Â
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This is the kind of line that becomes a meme.
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When you have a family, this becomes even more important.
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"It becomes a very treacherous area for us," he says.
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I'll update this post if any new information becomes available.
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When their capability becomes better, they will launch more attacks.
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If the firms fall behind, a cash crunch becomes likely.
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We'll have more on this as additional information becomes available.
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And what becomes of the rest of the Murdoch empire?
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After that point, passing a bill becomes much more difficult.
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Even washing dishes together becomes a sacred form of intimacy.
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Finally, the bigger stall becomes available and I dive in.
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This political power becomes concerning, given their scale and activity.
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Hopefully our world becomes more accepting as each day passes.
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The screen becomes a place to cultivate their adult self.
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Everything she touches becomes a bit more wonderful for it.
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Essentially, after his family rejects him, Blanca becomes his mother.
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Those weeks when our local news becomes your national news.
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The bass becomes anemic, and the emotive impact is lost.
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Captain Marvel — becomes "news" and gets the algorithm redirecting treatment.
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But if you don't buy cheap liquor, drinking becomes expensive.
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We will update this story if more information becomes available.
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It's manageable for a bit, but then it becomes excruciating.
|
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As that becomes more apparent, the economic elation may subside.
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It becomes a slightly better place, a little more enhanced.
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Already dry, it becomes drier still as it warms up.
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It becomes part of your psyche, your being, your identity.
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There are significant regulatory hurdles before drone delivery becomes mainstream.
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It's a disease that occurs when the epiglottis becomes inflamed.
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It will be updated throughout as new information becomes available.
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Starting right now, Hulu becomes its own live TV provider.
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If society continues down that route, rational debate becomes impossible.
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This interference becomes one of the hubs of our attention.
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If he becomes president, I'll do it a bit longer.
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It becomes clear that Mr. Robot was not underestimating Ray.
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The hospital will share additional information as it becomes available.
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His story, viewed from multiple angles, becomes the film's centerpiece.
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But the bigger platforms get, the scarier the idea becomes.
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The soul becomes visible in the images the imagination produces.
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The interplay becomes a master class in showcasing character growth.
|
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With the "LocalGovernment" app, this staff's hiring becomes more transparent.
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But as the film progresses, the interface becomes more intimate.
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But the sadder Lucy gets, the more unglued she becomes.
|
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But every day it becomes clearer he's not acting alone.
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One glance at the shots, and Walsh's signature becomes apparent.
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She starts to unravel what quickly becomes a family story.
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As pendants, the pair becomes a meditation on time passing.
|
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As Adrielle's plan becomes more defined, Cal — our redheaded Odysseus!
|
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As a combined entity, their value proposition becomes very compelling.
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Jane, at last, becomes a victim of the Claire Touch.
|
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Worse and worse problem because our fresh water becomes contaminated.
|
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Anyone who doesn't look or sound like ourselves becomes suspicious.
|
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Walker, who becomes a free agent after the season, hit .
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"American Oxygen" becomes her lament for a somewhat normal life.
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"Bitch Better Have My Money" becomes her anger and triumph.
|
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The faster the vehicle goes, the shorter this interval becomes.
|
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It becomes obvious, we've built our communities entirely around cars.
|
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"As you get older, your priority becomes retirement," Rhodes says.
|
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Under heavy workload, the Razer Blade 15 becomes scorching hot.
|
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For that reason, the stronger U.S. data becomes less relevant.
|
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Once inherited, our political party becomes part of our identity.
|
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We'll also update with more information as it becomes available.
|
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The real jeopardy also becomes Congress and the American people.
|
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And, if a crisis does strike, sound judgment becomes paramount.
|
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Shift For musicians, the tour bus becomes a second home.
|
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Almost no one becomes successful on his or her own.
|
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She survives the blast and becomes a local spitfire hero.
|
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Taken too far and it becomes either offensive or dangerous.
|
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The problem then becomes whether or not we'll get along.
|
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You know, what one may expect if Trump becomes president.
|
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The fact that Stu's car is electric becomes an issue.
|
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But in VR, the game becomes the world around you.
|
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And it also becomes the provider of benefits and more.
|
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Trump's role as First Lady becomes more and more realistic.
|
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As a result, she becomes the keeper of the curse.
|
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If it becomes law, internet providers are certain to sue.
|
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And it becomes something you want to sing along to.
|
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Suddenly the conspiracy against Avery becomes believable to the audience.
|
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Picking up the knife, then, becomes an act of fate.
|
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It never really becomes a part of who you are.
|
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Honestly, the longer it goes, the more delightful it becomes.
|
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Again, the problem, the justice system becomes a revolving door.
|
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If the injury becomes red and swollen, contact your doctor.
|
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The question then becomes: what you do with this information?
|
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When a Japanese is mixed, the face always becomes dirty.
|
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When you are not on a platform, it becomes difficult.
|
|
She becomes the second African American after CEO Ken Chenault.
|
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And the more you educate yourself, that knowledge becomes power.
|
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Spoiler: He loses the bet and becomes sick from overindulging.
|
|
Ultimately, the film becomes a tortured portrait of Julian Assange.
|
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"Every time I've done it it becomes inedible," he said.
|
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Insurance becomes even more unaffordable, so more people drop it.
|
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Let's hope it becomes just as temporary as McGorry's tattoo.
|
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But the map becomes less hospitable for him after that.
|
|
If it becomes "Seinfeld" we'll make a bunch of money.
|
|
And that's where it becomes death by a thousand cuts.
|
|
It becomes the prism through which everyone filters their coverage.
|
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Will we be laughing when Yeezy World becomes a reality?
|
|
The danger is we become numb and it becomes commonplace.
|
|
It's weird because when enough time passes, everything becomes comical.
|
|
Journey back from hypersonic becomes extremely difficult as velocity increases.
|
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It usually becomes pretty apparent within the first 20 minutes.
|
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When combined with Siri, this becomes a pretty powerful tool.
|
|
But these are the moments when she becomes most vulnerable.
|
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Time will tell whether or not that reflection becomes action.
|
|
If he becomes president he will face a hostile congress.
|
|
As a crowned lemur reaches adulthood, their sex becomes identifiable.
|
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We'll test it in the fall when it becomes available.
|
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After all, technical analysts believe that shattered resistance becomes support.
|
|
People get angry and desperate, and being rich becomes uncomfortable.
|
|
Add water, and it once again becomes soft and detaches.
|
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Or rather, fully becomes the bad, as they already were.
|
|
The film then becomes a history of the Democratic Party.
|
|
When Knausgaard looks at a woman, he becomes a man.
|
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It becomes the way which you communicate with people easiest.
|
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And at that point, the Senate fully becomes the House.
|
|
Each of these details becomes a clue for law enforcement.
|
|
"It becomes a whole big embarrassing situation," this person said.
|
|
It becomes a very challenging environment to build scenarios around.
|
|
Anything that might be considered negative feedback becomes a headline.
|
|
But it becomes a hockey stick in about 15 years.
|
|
You tell them your story; it becomes a data point.
|
|
That becomes a contributor now on the fake news network.
|
|
Each text you receive becomes representative of the whole piece.
|
|
She is angry as she speaks and occasionally becomes tearful.
|
|
But it just becomes something that isn't worth your time.
|
|
Manufacturing once again becomes the biggest contributor to Indonesia's GDP.
|
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If you give me your horse, it becomes our horse.
|
|
Sen becomes an embryo, a gamete, an egg, she's gone.
|
|
What becomes of the droves of people killed and arrested?
|
|
Kratos, having slain Ares, becomes the new god of war.
|
|
And over time, this becomes harder and harder to do.
|
|
So from that single letter, it becomes this grand narrative.
|
|
What happens when Kaepernick's noble stand becomes the new normal.
|
|
He ceased to embody 'elusive aggression' and becomes just 'aggression'.
|
|
Your sex drive plummets; sex becomes painful; orgasms become elusive.
|
|
The more you fuss with it, the larger it becomes.
|
|
Keeping momentum once you have it, then, becomes very important.
|
|
Older Timberlake becomes coarsened, less boyish, and almost comically suave.
|
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"It becomes a bad thing when it's the only option."
|
|
The game's premise itself also becomes wonderfully absurd while high.
|
|
This will become especially important as Siri becomes more conversational.
|
|
He becomes a more grounded, serious detective as a result.
|
|
We will update this story when more information becomes available.
|
|
Sometimes, the 'what' is not important; the 'how' becomes important.
|
|
What might seem ponderous becomes a thing of quiet joy.
|
|
If this is true, then the note becomes very intriguing.
|
|
You never know ... sometimes the youngest becomes the biggest star.
|
|
Eventually that orientation toward efficiency becomes hard to turn off.
|
|
In the show, she becomes very interested in making pornography.
|
|
The real treasure of the moment becomes your partner's reaction.
|
|
Yeah, and then it becomes super visceral, as you know.
|
|
And social media becomes just another part of the gig.
|
|
The whole thing eventually becomes exhausting and, frankly, total bullshit.
|
|
"Fetch" will happen before this healthcare bill becomes a thing.
|
|
The older you get the more alarmingly true that becomes.
|
|
Sometimes the need for some nugs becomes a dire emergency.
|
|
"Now it becomes about defining who is American," Kumar wrote.
|
|
The way you communicate becomes evidence for or against you.
|
|
It becomes even more difficult when that target is moving.
|
|
When nudity is performed without those signifiers, it becomes trashy.
|
|
It also becomes more and more lucrative for the smugglers.
|
|
It's also incredible how instantly Octavia becomes loyal to Gaia.
|
|
With two Olympians in the house, everything becomes a contest.
|
|
That Scrabble game becomes a matter of life and death.
|
|
Headlines Gibraltar becomes latest sticking point in Brexit talks on.ft.
|
|
It becomes kind of linked to feminine treachery and intrigue.
|
|
Motherboard will update the map as more data becomes available.
|
|
But Graduation twists that truism until it becomes something sinister.
|
|
Indeed, it is the conventional that becomes absurd, even grotesque.
|
|
So and then it becomes a big chain of lies.
|
|
In either case, what the majority wants becomes government policy.
|
|
My afternoon snack becomes the prop for my next shot.
|
|
Day becomes night, the temperature drops, animals start making noises.
|
|
His body language changes and he becomes more soft spoken.
|
|
In VR, though, teleportation becomes more than just a trick.
|
|
Van Gogh's turbulence becomes, in Harvey's hands, odd and inexplicable.
|
|
Whoever becomes America's next president will not have that luxury.
|
|
As for Kasriel himself, he becomes a public company CEO.
|
|
The question now becomes, how do we learn from it?
|
|
I'm fascinated by how much better it becomes over time.
|
|
It quickly becomes clear this is no ordinary banana farm.
|
|
That becomes the more interesting question than the taxes themselves.
|
|
If so, conflict with Russia becomes more likely, not less.
|
|
His zeal becomes a belabored metaphor for his own abandonment.
|
|
But when media becomes — forget journalism, let's call it media.
|
|
If the icing becomes purple, start again with remaining icing.
|
|
"It becomes a very lucrative business for them," he says.
|
|
As uranium decays, helium becomes trapped in the Earth's crust.
|
|
"So a $5 contribution becomes a $30 contribution," Kamen explained.
|
|
A child unexpectedly becomes ill, requiring an emergency room visit.
|
|
He becomes lovable comic relief, and he's still super handsome!
|
|
It becomes much more your reality than your daytime life.
|
|
As children grow older, seeing things through becomes more important.
|
|
The central character becomes more human by becoming less human.
|
|
"Where one becomes the other — I'm interested in that confusion."
|
|
Paying for a growing number of retirees becomes more onerous.
|
|
What if, in the end, the cliché becomes the work?
|
|
Without increased funding, all of this becomes far more difficult.
|
|
Williams becomes president of the powerful New York in June.
|
|
And on Earth, old money becomes new soil for plants.
|
|
And as the web evolves, it becomes harder to preserve.
|
|
It's at this point that math becomes meaningful — and enjoyable.
|
|
A statement becomes a pronouncement when delivered to the crowd.
|
|
We will update the story as more information becomes public.
|
|
That fact doesn't change just because a drug becomes legal.
|
|
Truly dehydrated skin is dull, congested, and easily becomes flaky.
|
|
THUMP will update this story as more information becomes available.
|
|
That admonition becomes more loaded when you're a black woman.
|
|
And once you find that rhythm, the run becomes easier.
|
|
With Robin, all of that information becomes searchable and trackable.
|
|
But if Nancy Pelosi gets the job, it becomes possible.
|
|
It becomes a question of who will mold the other.
|
|
The deeper we dig, the more effective that attack becomes.
|
|
As it grows, the possibility of cashing out becomes weightier.
|
|
Where the story becomes newsworthy is around the word "choose".
|
|
The circumstance will create a condition where lust becomes lamentable.
|
|
The bull market will not end until buying becomes euphoric.
|
|
Once inflation gets going it becomes extremely difficult to extinguish.
|
|
Patrick Chappatte Brexit becomes reality in an outburst of frustration.
|
|
But who becomes the big baddie if he goes down?
|
|
That instantly becomes political baggage for anyone joining his ticket.
|
|
As the second act proceeds, Ms. Brienza's storytelling becomes contrived.
|
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"That's how filth becomes the new normal," Ms. Spitzmiller said.
|
|
Or rather, he becomes an echo of my own anticlimax.
|
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" What the church considers a commandment becomes a mere "ideal.
|
|
At its best, a small city restaurant becomes a fixture.
|
|
This is where the value of financial planning becomes apparent.
|
|
An insect becomes infected by biting an infected human being.
|
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More information will be released as it becomes available. pic.twitter.
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So Australia's detention regime becomes virtuous, brutality repackaged as compassion.
|
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The longer it goes on, the bigger that potential becomes.
|
|
Every basic task of governing becomes awfully difficult around here.
|
|
In the American West, however, the pilgrim becomes a pioneer.
|
|
FEBRUARY 2017: Brian More O'Ferrall becomes chairman of BT Italy.
|
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Evil, in short, becomes shorthand for the unleashing of death.
|
|
In the comics, she becomes a member of the Avengers.
|
|
"This way, the honeymoon becomes its own event," Mahoney says.
|
|
Voilà — the dangerous drugs argument becomes null and void, right?
|
|
Janet Mills (D) who will decide if it becomes law.
|
|
Moscow's own relationship with Washington becomes more fraught each day.
|
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"Beyond one a day, it becomes overload," Ms. Caine said.
|
|
But comrades must work, so the gentleman becomes a waiter.
|
|
There are months to go until this race becomes real.
|
|
He becomes a good source of advice for his sister.
|
|
He becomes a fur trader and an imposing timber entrepreneur.
|
|
A pardon becomes immediately effective upon issuance by a president.
|
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If this becomes impossible, you should consider resigning, Randall says.
|
|
Wherever you apply your attention and effort becomes your reality.
|
|
The encryption debate becomes more complex with each terrorist event.
|
|
As one explores the idea further, it becomes more attractive.
|
|
ON TAP FOR TOMORROW: Donald Trump becomes our 45th president.
|
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And combining these two, she becomes excellent, excellent service player.
|
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Perhaps more specificity is needed before the legislation becomes law.
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What once was "too far" becomes more acceptable through familiarity.
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The longer it sits out, the more brittle it becomes.
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