But when one becomes one of many, it has purpose.
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This interference becomes one of the hubs of our attention.
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" The question, according to Dvoskin, "becomes one of risk tolerance.
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Beginning Tuesday, Hulu becomes one of the cheapest streaming services around.
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Every winter, Colorado becomes one of the US' busiest ski destinations.
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But onscreen, Knightley's chin becomes one of her most dynamic features.
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With one decisive click, Ingrid becomes one of Taylor's 267,000 followers.
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And change, over time, becomes one of the exhibition's main themes.
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I think the question becomes one of confidence and investment confidence.
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With that knowledge, the whole song becomes one of sadness and longing.
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The character becomes one of Batman's greatest foes in the comic books.
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The question then becomes one of personal virtue and care about accidents.
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At that point, the question becomes one of oversight: was there adequate oversight?
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Mae quickly becomes one of The Circle's most visible and loudly chanting disciples.
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But when it comes, Anthony becomes one of the league's most relentless scorers.
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Grenell becomes one of the most prominent gay appointees serving in the administration.
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Chiang Mai temporarily becomes one of the most polluted cities in the world.
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If he gets in, this race immediately becomes one of my top priorities.
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But there, that also becomes one of these kinds of challenging things, right?
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As in "Autumn," a female artist becomes one of the novel's many subjects.
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He becomes one of the famous bipartisan "Gang of Eight" pushing for immigration reform.
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Mr Thaler thus becomes one of very few behavioural economists to win the prize.
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Still a teenager, LL Cool J becomes one of the biggest names in music.
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The performer becomes one of those birds as a metaphor of our role within life.
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When everyone is remote, that becomes one of the defining characteristics of a company's culture.
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Overnight, the United States becomes one of the lowest-tax jurisdictions in the developed world.
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The question of influence becomes one of connection more than resistance, collaboration more than anxiety.
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With the move, Ms. Kotb becomes one of the most vital figures at NBC News.
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Over the course of "Manhattan Beach," Anna becomes one of the military's first female divers.
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RSA becomes one of the first companies to market encryption to the business and consumer world.
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At 14, becomes one of Australia's schools' biggest fundraisers, raising money during a 40-hour famine.
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"The Triby becomes one of the first portable HomeKit switches," Invoxia CEO Serge Renouard told VentureBeat.
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In valuing his beloved elf above all else, Beren's heroism becomes one of sacrifice and forbearance.
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Open the app, and suddenly a room in your home becomes one of Murnau's haunted thresholds.
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Beautiful, anguished, remote, Odette becomes one of the great Romantic symbols of the longing for redemption.
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He becomes one of the few former players to own a professional sports team after retirement.
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When everyone is trying to build a better rectangle, the battle becomes one of hardware specs.
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Naira becomes one of three West African currencies pre-approved by the British export finance agency.
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In short order, it becomes one of the most iconic TV shows of the internet age.
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She becomes one of the more than 470,000 people killed since 2011 in Syria's awful civil war.
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Geometry becomes one of the ballet's central themes (Sophie Fedorovich's meadow-green backdrop has curving black lines).
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He becomes one of those confusingly stacked men you see walking ultra femme animals in the park.
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Winston and Cece grow so close that he becomes one of her bridesmaids just two episodes later.
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Really, though, this linking, with no stops or starts, becomes one of the ultimate feats of phrasing.
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The answer becomes one of point of view: Is fat inherently bad, or can it be neutral?
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Take, for instance, Ben Whishaw as the Limping Man, who eventually becomes one of David's better friends.
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So the question becomes one of occupation: Who is allowed to take up space in this country unassailed?
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She realizes she has this power during her training, and then she becomes one of the elite warriors.
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On screen, he wolfs down meals in a manner that becomes one of the film's better running gags.
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That Daenerys knows the atrocity of slavery and hates it becomes one of her motivations in freeing others.
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While Annie at first seems like an enabling afterthought, she eventually becomes one of Girlboss's most crucial components.
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On this night, a very public-facing institution becomes one of the most exclusive parties in the city.
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Big Rose becomes one of Lolly's saviors, and as in all good relationships, the connection goes both ways.
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Doyle Lee Hamm, age 61, becomes one of the rare people to walk out of an execution chamber.
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And in doing so, it becomes one of the most inspiring superhero movies since Captain America: The First Avenger.
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In episode 6, she becomes one of three causalities of the Hale administration, along with Cathy and Tom Hammerschmidt.
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High school sophomore Archie's relationship with his adult teacher becomes one of Riverdale season 219's most important plotlines.
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Michael B. Jordan is turning to his famous friends for advice as he becomes one of Hollywood's biggest talents.
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When water covers the surface of the salt flat, it becomes one of the biggest mirrors in the world.
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But it may take years of success before the mid-market franchise becomes one of the NFL's financial elite.
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In particular the tension between hard geological science and anthropology becomes one of Into the Inferno's most compelling themes.
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And in doing so, it becomes one of the most inspiring superhero movies since Captain America: The First Avenger.
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A refusal to compromise from both sides could mean the strike becomes one of the longest in UAW history.
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She also rescues an abused wolf, whom she names Wolf and who becomes one of Disney's very best dogs.
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With the pass, the Coliseum becomes one of Oakland's cheapest bars: a hot dog and a beer cost $7.
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Briggs also becomes one of the senior-most Big Tech executives in the upper ranks of the presidential campaigns.
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By formally entering the presidential race, Kamala Harris immediately becomes one of the front-runners for the Democratic nomination.
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The painting's diminutive size pulls the viewer closer, so that the paint itself becomes one of the work's marvels.
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But he becomes one of the only people in Chiron's life who loves him in spite of his budding sexuality.
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"As soon as you go outside the valley, PTO becomes one of the top priorities for a company," Yen said.
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But when they make enemies with a gun-toting hairdresser, their journey becomes one of constant escape from the law.
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Thus, because Mueller cannot indict Trump, the President, by definition, becomes one of those third parties mentioned in the regulation.
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Instead of becoming one of the greatest Jedi, he becomes one of the greatest (if not the greatest) Sith Lords.
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When he gathers momentum in the early rounds, he becomes one of the few players capable of beating the favorites.
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The suspect, an Uzbek immigrant, reportedly received a visa through the diversity lottery, which becomes one of Trump's new punching bags.
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A restless night of sleep takes hold of me, only relenting when the clocks endless noise becomes one of an alarm.
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So their "it's complicated" relationship, which constantly blurs the line between friendship and romance, becomes one of this season's central themes.
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Massachusetts becomes one of the first states to expand autonomous vehicle testing since a self-driving Uber killed an Arizona woman.
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As the non-psychoactive cannabis compound becomes one of the hottest ingredients in consumer products, retailers are carefully evaluating the market.
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He becomes one of the highest ranking Catholic leaders to step aside over global accusations that the Church harbored sex abusers.
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Things get trickier for the Democrats if Moser becomes one of the two candidates to make it to the expected runoff.
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So SG soon becomes one of the most popular races because of brilliant night scene and concerts with top international stars.
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So is the career of Frederick Thomas, the American son of slaves who becomes one of Russia's most successful entertainment impresarios.
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She later gives birth to a girl named Emma, who eventually becomes one of the main characters in Degrassi: The Next Generation.
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The Andi Mack storyline news is great for representation — let's hope Cyrus' it becomes one of many inclusive arcs on the channel.
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It covers our favorite mouse's humble beginnings and follows along as he becomes one of the most recognizable faces on the planet.
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Cullors: Richie is very important because he becomes one of the first young people that I mentor when I'm a young person.
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He becomes one of the greatest reality TV villains of all time, due to the way he antagonizes our hero Lauren Conrad.
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Their eventual rapprochement becomes one of the movie's loveliest grace notes, and it's part of what makes the movie's feminism hold up.
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Eventually these agents from the Federal Bureau of Investigation come in, and it becomes one of J. Edgar Hoover's first major homicide cases.
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That dorm's students are moved over to Winchester's black house, Armstrong / Parker, and this integration becomes one of the new season's focal points.
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But if not, and if the Bruins decide to move him, he instantly becomes one of the more attractive names left in play.
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An overview of the music licensing landscape reveals that the status quo isn't serving industry stakeholders, so the question becomes one of sustainability.
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Her arc becomes one of the show's best and most surprising, especially as she crosses paths with Gene and homes in on Barry.
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It almost becomes one of those things that the more people kept bringing it up, the less I wanted to know about it.
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"Our ambition with Reason is that it becomes one of the major parties and that Reason has power in Parliament," Ms. Patten said.
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Following are profiles of the ministers from Unidas Podemos (Together We Can), including Pablo Iglesias who becomes one of four deputy prime ministers.
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A story of jealousy and murder, in his telling, becomes one of rediscovering lost innocence, of adults in search of their youthful doppelgängers.
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Wade With the passage of the NASTY Women Act, Massachusetts becomes one of a number of states now scrambling to update its abortion laws.
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The question then becomes one of which commodities will hold more of their gains and which will be most vulnerable to a sharper pullback.
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Great jewels are made to be noticed, but in the hands of the young French designer Elie Top, the art becomes one of concealment.
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As the squad is gradually depleted, Manigan's increasingly solitary struggle becomes one of moral awakening and a vehicle for her director's sour social commentary.
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By going public, he becomes one of only a handful of Roman Catholic priests nationally who have spoken about their own clergy sexual abuse.
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Reforming the Medicaid expansion allowed under the Affordable Care Act has becomes one of the most contentious hurdles for lawmakers repealing the Affordable Care Act.
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"The old buffet for the restaurant becomes one of their lab tables, and they have meetings in an old booth for dining," Mr. Sage said.
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So setting a Spanish channel or not becomes one of the main factors of different TV channels gain back loss in the world cup period.
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If you're a fan of Spider-Man, you know that Peter Parker's best friend Ned Leeds eventually becomes one of his enemies in the comics.
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Harlem Capital managing partner Jarrid Tingle With its first fund close, Harlem Capital becomes one of the largest venture capital funds with a diversity mandate.
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How did you come to that decision, and how did you cast for someone who instantly becomes one of the most important characters on the show?
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With her move to the top, Sistani becomes one of a vanishingly small number of women to run social networks backed by large venture capital firms.
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That violence, along with the loss of livelihood for people who depend on local natural resources, becomes one of the drivers for migration, she points out.
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These are Kyra and Thaletas, and when the player character arrives to aid their rebellion, their story becomes one of Odyssey's best and most tragic arcs.
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Salami becomes one of the symbols of this brave new world; one man calls it the "benchmark of our existence", suddenly abundant, though not necessarily affordable.
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Once a vulnerability for the iPhone is built, it immediately becomes "one of the most valuable targets for foreign intelligence," according to security researcher Dan Guido.
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Kidd, who interviewed for the Lakers' head coaching job alongside Lue, Monty Williams and Juwan Howard, instantly becomes one of the league's most high-profile assistants.
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But the best-case scenario for the Essential Phone is that it becomes one of the better-selling devices in an already crowded Android phone market.
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And so, when there is huge demand for services and a limited supply of people who can provide those services, the question becomes one of balance.
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"There is a general sense of fear, so people look out for information — and YouTube becomes one of the places to look for it," Sinha said.
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But the fine signals that European officials are increasing their scrutiny of Facebook just as it becomes one of the largest technology companies on the planet.
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Now, as pork prices rise globally, Meatable becomes one of the first companies to publicly shift gears and turn its attention to the other white meat.
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She has white servants, and she's straddling not only two centuries, but two civilizations as her family becomes one of the prime targets of the murder conspiracy.
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With its launch today, Resident Evil 73 becomes one of the first blockbuster games playable entirely in virtual reality (provided you're playing on the PS4, that is).
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A moment of collective sorrow quickly becomes one of infectious festivity when we link up to talk about it in only the way that Black people can.
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By owning it, SoftBank instantly becomes one of the most important and impactful tech companies in the world — and really, that's just what Masayoshi Son always wanted.
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He goes through most of the story with a bad diagnosis and a viscerally described, mounting agony that becomes one of the book's biggest elements of suspense.
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Tesla's statement noted that Musk gets nothing unless the company's market value doubles and continues to increase until it becomes one of the world's most valuable companies.
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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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He becomes one of a handful of exonerees practicing law in the state, according to Lonnie Soury, whose public relations firm led the campaign to free Tankleff.
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If the zombie army destroys the forces assembled at Winterfell, a weakened King's Landing then becomes one of the next targets for a newly strengthened White Walker army.
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In 1936, in order to earn some money, he begins working as a cartoonist for Bertoldo, a humor magazine, and soon becomes one of its most popular contributors.
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Danvers finds herself and a small team of allies at the center of a maelstrom that reaches Earth as she becomes one of the universe's most powerful heroes.
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Nonetheless, my prediction is that this becomes one of the many acquisitions that doesn't quite go according to plan, if for no other reason than culture clashes alone.
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With Franken's resignation, Minnesota -- already crucial to control of the House, where Democrats need 24 seats to regain the majority -- becomes one of 2018's most important states.
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But by reducing cost barriers, improving access and raising awareness, we can ensure that adult immunization becomes one of the crowning public health achievements of the 21st century.
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Bonus: When the percussion starts glitching and doubling back on itself, "Prophecy" becomes one of the few times Burial actually sounds like—remember when we called him this?
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With the legal action, Gwynn becomes one of the most high-profile Major League Baseball stars to have his name used in a public attack on the tobacco industry.
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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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When Chloe Felesina, the protagonist here, removes hers, we're so used to seeing everyone wearing these high-rise headpieces that her act becomes one of courage and self-assertiveness.
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And thus the vehicle used to give troops a pay raise and ensure they are adequately trained becomes one of the most pork-laden and parochial bills in Congress.
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But with the appearance of the presidential candidate herself — winking at the Broad City ladies in slo-mo — "2016" becomes one of the show's most bizarre chapters to date.
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It's never been less fragile, and with this MoMA survey, which opens on Sunday, April 30, one of its most astute critics becomes one of the season's brightest stars.
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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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Cramer should be able to compete in that area, with the full backing of the party establishment, in what now becomes one of the top Republican pick-up opportunities.
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You know, I want to absolutely prove to them that they are totally wrong and that this becomes one of the best investments SoftBank has ever made in its history.
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In a landscape where the ills of sexual violence and harassment are now constant conversations, Ryn's bloody scene becomes one of the most cathartic moments in TV in a while.
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The story follows Carol Danvers as she becomes one of the universe's most powerful heroes when Earth is caught in the middle of a galactic war between two alien races.
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The question then becomes one of tradeoffs: would the things the government could buy with a higher deficit be worth the lost private investment due to a higher interest rate?
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Once McKay reaches the 17th century, when anatomists finally noticed the resemblance to elephants, the mystery of mammoths becomes one of the great detective stories in the history of science.
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We'll have to wait and see if this becomes one of the biggest trends of the year — or if it was simply a fun statement for fashion's biggest (and campiest) night.
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This plotline returns and becomes one of the indicators that Ophelia is suffering from memory loss, when she mistakenly thinks Annalise is being charged for her crime of setting the fire.
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"Given that usage of the term hasn't shown any signs of slowing down, I wouldn't be surprised if post-truth becomes one of the defining words of our time," Grathwohl added.
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Again, it's got a Weekend at Bernie's-style premise, and the movie's big climax has a sight gag so off-kilter it becomes one of the best jokes in the movie.
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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.
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Delvin becomes one of the K. O. Boys, a fictional group of falsely accused black teenagers reminiscent of the real-life Scottsboro Boys who were accused of a similar crime in 1931.
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"This is a major step forward for the ride-sharing industry as Egypt becomes one of the first countries in the Middle East to pass progressive regulations," Uber said in a statement.
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But once you get the hang of it, Pocket Card Jockey becomes one of those games that's near-impossible to put down, because you just know you could do better next time.
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That basic fact — that women who study dance have chosen to internalize appalling amounts of pain and suffering for their craft — becomes one of the driving elements of horror in Guadagnino's Suspiria.
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Your emotional cast, as focussed task piles on focussed task, becomes one of annoyance; you acquire the same set-mouthed, unhappy, watchful look you see on certain elderly people on the subway.
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In states where recreational use is allowed, the problem for employers becomes one of determining when an employee used marijuana, because detectable levels of it remain in the body for days afterward.
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" Because of Soutine's uncanny ability to change the palpable, decaying flesh he observes into living poetry, he becomes one of the rare "religious" painters, his matière "the most sensual that painting ever expressed.
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It tells the story of how Brooklyn teenager Miles Morales, voiced by Shameik Moore, becomes one of several Spider-Men who must work together to save New York City from an evil villain.
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While LNG trade on exchanges like the CME is still small, experts believe volumes will increase rapidly in the near future as the United States becomes one of the world's biggest LNG exporters.
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Right now, emergency managers are advising many coastal communities in the storm's path to stay put — because once roads are flooded, driving actually becomes one of the most dangerous things you can do.
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Both characters are more passionate about their work than anything else, and Mia and Sebastian's story ultimately becomes one of bad timing, growing more and more painful as that fact comes into focus.
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He said Brazil had larger oil reserves than some OPEC members and that the country would help stabilise the global market as it becomes one of the top six producers in the world.
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The tech giant, which will keep its stores in the China region open, becomes one of the first retailers to shut its doors in an effort to halt the spread of the coronavirus.
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The topic of "repairs" not only becomes one of semantics but also raises the question of whether Apple (and other electronics makers) could be slotting full replacement devices into a definition of repairs.
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What's next: Schultz, who plans to combine philanthropy and strategic investing with a passion for increasing access to the American dream, now becomes one of the most active private players in public policy.
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Those who delighted in the viral story back in 2017 likely knew little about Fyre founder Billy McFarland's credit card, Magnises, which becomes one of the unlikely stars of both of the new documentaries.
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Under the Squip's guidance, Jeremy becomes one of the coolest kids in school — but, like all makeover story protagonists, he soon realizes that his newfound popularity separates him from those he cares about most.
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Rushing is currently a partner at the Williams & Connolly law firm in Washington, DC, and now becomes one of the youngest federal judges to ascend to the bench, according to Bloomberg Law's Patrick Gregory.
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Larson, 29, stars as Carol Danvers, a pilot who becomes one of the universe's most powerful heroes, Captain Marvel, when Earth is caught in the middle of a galactic war between two alien races.
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When they make enemies with a gun-toting hairdresser, their journey becomes one of constant escape from the law, from society and from the hairdresser, all while the bonds of their outsider family strengthen.
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Three months later, no arrests have been made, raising the spectre that Franco becomes one of the tens of thousands of murders each year that never get solved in Latin America&aposs largest nation.
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With this acquisition, Allianz Insurance Lanka, the local arm of Allianz, becomes one of the country's largest general insurers with a market share of around 20 percent, a joint statement from the companies said.
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Another View The "big, fat, ugly bubble" in the stock market that President-elect Donald J. Trump so astutely identified during his campaign now becomes one of the greatest potential liabilities of his presidency.
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However, as soon as the Singapore government starts using its legitimate speech laws to target political dissidents, the question ceases to be one about the freedom of speech and immediately becomes one of political persecution.
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"It's still not F1 of course, but in the next few years I think there is a big chance that Formula E becomes one of the main, if not the main, series in the world."
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Fidelity becomes one of the largest financial services firm to speak publicly about its cryptocurrency operations, even as most of the large banks have begun experimenting with bitcoin, ethereum and other blockchain-based protocols internally.
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Glickman is hoping that the policy outlasts this era of polarization and becomes one of the country's go-to tools for addressing pockets of inequality through business opportunities, not gentrification that shuts out existing residents.
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It also becomes one of the reasons Mean Girls is one of the most iconic high school movies of all time, joining the ranks of Fast Times at Ridgemont High, The Breakfast Club, Heathers, and Grease.
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It is up to the volunteer to decide if they will try to resist or give in to the exoskeleton's motion, and watching the visceral struggle becomes one of the most intriguing parts of the performance.
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A barrel of a man screams Christina Aguilera's "Genie in a Bottle" into the microphone, spittle getting caught in his chest-length beard, in what surprisingly becomes one of the most entertaining performances of the night.
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Mexico needs to make sure he keeps this pledge, and builds on his huge victory so that the nation becomes one of the democratic lights of Latin America and not one of its authoritarian black holes.
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With the contribution, Greenberg, the former chairman and CEO of American International Group (AIG), becomes one of the largest backers in the election cycle, joining a rarified group of donors who have written eight-figure checks.
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Involving yet trivializing, the movie unfolds as a would-be "Breaking Bad" of the prison genre, following an inadvertent criminal who is hardened by a gangland behind bars and eventually becomes one of its cleverest members.
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The public outcry over increased violence has forced the government to boost spending on the police and to launch a programme to fight organised crime as law and order becomes one of the main political battlefields.
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The company's CEO, Shu Chang, told state-run news outlet China Daily that he hopes OneSpace becomes "one of the biggest small-satellite launchers in the world," and that it plans to perform 10 launches in 2019.
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A unit of alcohol, defined as 10 milliliters (8 grammes) of pure alcohol, must not cost less than 50 pence ($0.68) as Scotland becomes one of the first countries in the world to introduce minimum alcohol pricing.
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The information on voting methods becomes one of the few areas in which falsehoods are prohibited on Facebook, a policy enforced by what the company calls "community standards" moderators, although application of its standards has been uneven.
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Her sorority sisters, though mostly played for laughs, are also fiercely loyal and unfailingly supportive; the intimidating Professor Stromwell (Holland Taylor) is initially hard on Elle but becomes one of her biggest allies when she needs it most.
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It's rare that a game becomes one of the biggest wins and the biggest losses of E3 at the same time, but The Last Night — a cyberpunk side-scroller made by indie studio Odd Tales — may have done it.
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As always, Herzog's trademark is to focus on the people and personalities within the subjects he's studying, and Oppenheimer certainly becomes one of these at times in Into the Inferno, filling the typically Herzogian role of the obsessive scientist.
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Here's the reality: if social media becomes one of the last aspects a 2020 campaigner devotes his or her attention to, Trump will win the media battle, which will bring him closer to being elected president for another term.
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De Ligt becomes one of the most expensive defenders in the world, with his national team captain Virgil van Dijk top of the list following his move to Liverpool from Southampton for 13 million pounds ($94 million) in 2018.
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The airline becomes one of the first major Japanese firms to announce the shift after a campaign known as #KuToo last year called to reject mandatory high heels at work, drawing more than 32,000 signatures in an online petition.
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His absence is particularly alarming as America becomes the target of two of history's most vicious back-to-back hurricanes, and two more on deck behind them, and becomes one of the world's biggest and most immediate victims of climate change.
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When guerrillas take diva, fan and assembled guests in formal wear hostage, in an incident loosely inspired by the 1996 hostage crisis in Peru, the beauty of that voice becomes one of the elements that brings captives and captors closer together.
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Gary likes to scam on lots of women and meets Maggie (Allison Miller) at a cancer support group, and somehow she immediately becomes one of the gang, befriending Rome's wife Regina (Christina Marie Moses) and Jon's widow Delilah (Stephanie Szostak).
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Winding over 220,21 miles to the Bay of Bengal, Ma Ganga — "Mother Ganges"— eventually becomes one of the planet's most polluted rivers, a mélange of urban sewage, animal waste, pesticides, fertilizers, industrial metals and rivulets of ashes from cremated bodies.
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The result comes on the heels of the announcement that the US economy grew at a much better rate than expected in the first quarter, and Trump's performance on the economy becomes one of his prime selling points for next year's general election.
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With the consequences handed down by ABC this morning, Mario Batali becomes one of several celebrity chefs and restauranteurs to recently be held responsible after accusations of sexual misconduct, proving that "The Weinstein Effect" continues to take hold in the food industry.
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The Pink Lounge Singer Pokémon: Jigglypuff There's a scene in a seedy bar wherein a pink ball of fluff sings into a microphone and then glares at Tim with such malice and disdain that it becomes one of the best moments of the movie.
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Sometimes it hits beautifully, as on the Song of the Year-level standout "It's Not Living (If It's Not With You)," a love song but about heroin, where a backing vocal ("selling petro-oh-ol") becomes one of the best moments of the album.
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Bumble becomes one of the first major dating platforms to introduce in-app video and voice calls Dating apps typically don't offer these features for a reason — the reason being that men cannot be trusted to keep their private parts out of the camera frame.
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Educated overseas and having spent decades at foreign posts, the 55-year-old Thae becomes one of the highest-ranking North Korean officials yet known to have defected to the South, though some senior-level defections are not known to the public as well.
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Particularly memorable is the soaring anthem that closes the first act, and is reprised in the second, "You Will Be Found," which becomes one of the rallying cries for the social media movement that the death of Connor — and Evan's speech about him — incites.
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As he runs a little agency out of the cramped home he shares with his two-job-juggling single mother and a C.G.I. polar bear named Total as his sidekick, "normal is for normal people" becomes one of his mantras to explain his idiosyncrasies.
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Chris Kraus, one of our most innovative art critics, who is also one of our best fiction writers, now becomes one of our more adventurous biographers in this book on the perversely inventive and invented life of the punk fiction writer Kathy Acker (1947-19733).
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Marvel said in March: Based on the Marvel comic character first appearing in 1968, the story follows Carol Danvers as she becomes one of the universe's most powerful heroes when Earth is caught in the middle of a galactic war between two alien races.
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For Rupert Sanders' take on the film, which hits theaters nationwide today, he enlisted the help of a sprawling, multi-studio VFX team to build a metropolis that updates his animated forebears, and becomes one of the most gratifying aspects of the new film.
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Isn't it funny how you can try to do your best job in the studio to record something great, but then you stick an incredibly simple song like "I Will Follow You into the Dark" on there and it becomes one of your most beloved songs?
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Read more: Alexis Ohanian wore a drugs awareness shirt to watch Serena Williams play Maria Sharapova, who was once suspended for using a banned substanceTsitsipas now becomes one of the biggest casualties to have failed to advance to the second round of the 2019 US Open.
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As the characters dance, the camera becomes one of them, letting our eyes flicker, in succession, over a power broker spinning his nanny; the man's wife seething in the background; and then a mistress in a moment of fraught joy, swaying with her lover's little boy.
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It's why you feel triumph when a rapper like Kendrick Lamar actually becomes one of the greats: because you heard him when he was making mixtapes, and him succeeding was a victory for you too, even if it was just for the hour you tuned into his new album.
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Brock, while working to uncover the dastardly deeds of this mad scientist, becomes one of those unwitting hosts — and thus imbued with super powers, fights the good fight with the help of his former fiancée, in an unlikely turn for Michelle Williams, to save the earth, and himself.
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Suddenly it becomes one of a charismatic strongman who was always amoral, the heelish backrakes Hogan trucked in even at the height of his babyface popularity transform into foreshadowing, angles like Hogan rescuing Elizabeth from ringside while leaving Randy Savage behind become the sinister, divisive acts of a sociopath.
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Speaking of her IG page, she's ridiculously good looking and instantly becomes one of the hottest single chicks in L.A. Don't feel too bad for Chandler, he's gonna be just fine ... tall, handsome and entering the last year of his 4-year $94 MILLION contract with the Grizzlies.
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LONDON (Reuters) - If you fly into London City in two years' time, air traffic controllers won't see your plane through a window but will guide it down from screens 70 miles away as the airport becomes one of the first in a major capital to use a digital control tower.
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I am reminded of The New Yorker's "Crying in H Mart," a powerful article written recently by Michelle Zauner (aka Japanese Breakfast), in which she reckons with how shopping in an ethnic grocery store becomes one of the only viable options in white American society in which to connect with her Korean mother.
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"Go, Went, Gone" does not simply observe such reversals but enacts them, and in so doing becomes one of those books, like " The Death of Ivan Ilyich ," or, indeed, "Open City," which challenge us not to be mere flaneurs of the text but to change our lives and the lives of those around us.
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The battle between Mr. Grimm and Representative Dan Donovan for the Republican nomination immediately becomes one of the most intriguing congressional primaries in the nation next year, and gives Democrats renewed hope to pick off the last congressional Republican who still represents New York City in a district that has proved elusive in recent years.
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Literally hundreds of vehicles get destroyed in a self-driving car set piece, the crew learns of Dom's treachery in the middle of a high-speed escape involving the return of Hobbs (Dwayne Johnson), and Jason Statham's Deckard Shaw takes part in a gunfight that becomes one of the most ludicrous things the franchise has ever attempted.
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There's not much in the way of new information to be gleamed, providing only a standard synopsis: Set in the 1990s, Marvel Studios' is an all-new adventure from a previously unseen period in the history of the Marvel Cinematic Universe that follows the journey of Carol Danvers as she becomes one of the universe's most powerful heroes.
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But in an effort to prove she's not just a nice teen girl, she soon becomes one of the guys, shedding Johanna's awkward skin to become the witty, sharp-tongued and glamorous Dolly Wilde, a woman of the world who greets her fans in a top hat perched at a jaunty angle on her fire-red mane.
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Please, no behaving in a manner that is not, so you say, reflective of who you really are (even if you came of age in the '60s and '70s), prompting you to recognize the depth of the damage that you have caused while your full-time job becomes one of stepping back, listening and soul-searching.
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Brie plays Ruth Wilder, a struggling actress in LA who stumbles into an audition for the Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling (GLOW)—an actual league from the era that enjoyed a short stint on TV. It doesn't take long for Wilder to don some spandex and put people in chokeholds, and soon, she becomes one of GLOW's leading ladies.
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So it's a good fit of somebody who knows and he has the knowledge and he believes in it because you cannot succeed in something unless you really believe in it and I think it is a good marriage for both of us to make sure this company becomes one of the main intermodal both for passenger and cargo Sultan: Let me tell you.
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We tried to pepper it with scenes and characters that are genuinely scary, like the failed rapper who is radicalized online and becomes one of ISIS's top recruiters; but we also show the good side of online life, like a Muslim American woman who created what she jokingly calls Dumbledore's Army, which is this group of teens who go after extremists online using their own tactics and language — and frankly, they're doing a better job than the State Department.
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