"And the sooner you start trying something, it becomes part of your taste-set, it becomes part of your identity."
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It becomes part of your psyche, your being, your identity.
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Once inherited, our political party becomes part of our identity.
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Tell it even longer and it becomes part of history.
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In other words, the dancer becomes part of the emergent flock.
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You say a lie and it becomes part of the jargon.
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Hunting down their victims becomes part of the rape role-playing.
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For older athletes, exercise becomes part of their identity, he added.
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When you work in media, Twitter becomes part of your job.
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A native tree that becomes part of the canopy in Philippine rainforests.
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That friendship becomes part of my body, and part of my life.
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Yet many challenges exist before 25G becomes part of our daily lives.
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Now he becomes part of the change and elements of the change.
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"It becomes part of you the way a cellphone does," Graafstra says.
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So then, recycling becomes part of a gamification and part of entertainment.
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It becomes part of your identity that you make something with it.
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There's only 22 years left before Hong Kong becomes part of (China).
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When something becomes part of your vernacular, it's remarkably hard to remove.
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Plus, every Battlefield competitor becomes part of the Startup Battlefield alumni community.
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This social capital, then becomes part of the exodus to the mainland.
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Inevitably, the work they do often becomes part of the investigation itself.
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The S Pen becomes part of the machine, instead of just an accessory.
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When national legislation recognizes customary law it also becomes part of statutory law.
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Will 2017 be the year blockchain becomes part of the mainstream business culture?
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Hey, the disco music even becomes part of the comedy in some scenes!
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You become part of the place and the place becomes part of you.
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The exposed section of stretcher bar, painted viridian, becomes part of the composition.
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You believe it because it's repeated and it becomes part of your understanding.
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And about time Food and all its ramifications becomes part of the conversation!
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For Rahm Emanuel, a difficult, abrasive management style becomes part of his mythology.
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Sometimes the very glass of the negative becomes part of the photograph's story.
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People watching each-other and 'acting' for each-other becomes part of the experience.
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It remains with you for your whole life, and becomes part of your unconscious.
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And that is how an IG trend becomes part of the mainstream beauty zeitgeist.
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How much soil that becomes part of the particulate cloud is not the same.
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After that, you get used to it and it becomes part of the job.
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Suddenly, that tabloid you paged through out of curiosity becomes part of your identity.
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It's difficult to get away from this character because it becomes part of you.
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Sometimes, what one official tells you becomes part of a conversation with another official.
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It doesn't often happen when a movie like that becomes part of the conversation.
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Bias, like job losses and safety hazards, becomes part of the grand bargain of innovation.
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This lessens the fear, and risk-taking then becomes part of the process of discovery.
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The distribution or how those efficiencies are then distributed out becomes part of the debate.
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Once they deposit the cash in that bank, then it becomes part of their assets.
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It marks the moment when one of fashion's biggest rule breakers becomes part of history.
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If the mug becomes part of my morning routine, I might build an emotional attachment.
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"Everything the president does, from obstruction to intimidation, becomes part of the record," said Rep.
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Or, as is more typical, this pot of money becomes part of your nest egg.
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Although she is introduced as Jackson's love interest, she soon becomes part of the family.
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A lot of times it becomes part of an inventory that I go back to.
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This is where Mockingbird ultimately transcends its flaws and becomes part of American myth itself.
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"If you make a mistake in wax, it becomes part of your design," she explained.
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There have to be a lot of adjustments before this becomes part of routine practice.
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But the way it's presented here, his outburst becomes part of his downward decline into drugs.
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In the Frankie the Cat robot build, the color sensor becomes part of the cat's face.
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The requisite interpretative gloss, the need to uncover a precise meaning, becomes part of the appeal.
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Yet at times this carnage becomes part of the familiar and tiring background of Syria's tragedy.
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The company will be winding down that product as it becomes part of the Box team.
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I never go back to wearing it again; it becomes part of my permanent smell collection.
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"We're coming back to this humanity, where the digital becomes part of the real," Poupyrev says.
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If it becomes part of your weekly routine, you are more likely to actually follow through.
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What spectators are thinking and feeling, celebrating and fearing, that becomes part of the performance, too.
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And when animals eat grass from around these rocks, the strontium becomes part of their tissues.
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"It just sits there, and it becomes part of the topography of our home," she said.
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The quality of the sound becomes part of the storytelling, rather than merely a vehicle for it.
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"Once the work enters the museums it becomes part of the canon of art history," he says.
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Now Time Warner becomes part of a megadeal in another business with an interesting but uncertain future.
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"When weddings go bad," she told the outlet, "it just becomes part of your wedding and story."
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There is a chance, however, that a digital tax becomes part of a larger negotiation over trade.
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A: Our intention is to find a way to compare everything, so it becomes part of humanity.
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The Galileo Affair becomes part of a metanarrative, or, in Jean-Francois Lyotard's term, a Grand Narrative.
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In most of India, a bride becomes part of her husband's family, living in his parents' house.
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But the more immigration becomes part of the culture wars, the more its supporters have to lose.
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The fact that the stars are behind their own warped self-portraits becomes part of the joke.
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Then it kind of becomes part of the garment and part of its history, Bravo told me.
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Perhaps, they suggest, the difference is down to the type of person who becomes part of a couple.
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"I think there's definitely been a change, and I hope it becomes part of our culture," she says.
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In the end, the Major agrees and as a result becomes part of a new unprecedented life form.
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Things have to reach a certain crescendo before that kind of talk becomes part of candidates' stump speeches.
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It's a really hard thing because you live in London, and it just becomes part of your vocabulary.
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He told the station that he and Herd hope the piece becomes part of a much larger conversation.
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In "Stuber," Nanjiani plays an Uber driver who unwittingly becomes part of a his passenger's (Bautista) arrest operation.
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"Once a star is installed, it becomes part of the fabric of the Walk of Fame," says Gubler.
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Many of the most popular serialized podcasts revolve around a single host who becomes part of the narrative.
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Sedgwick divulges these slowly and sparingly, so that figuring out the ghost-logic becomes part of the fun.
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They acquire a taxi-driver, who becomes part of the gang, and set out for the wine country.
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"I was thinking none of this becomes part of the pictorial history of the country," Mr. Blunt said.
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The ownership of a photograph or an artwork, it becomes part of your identity in a weird way.
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One of the most inconceivable, frightening things about actually facing death is how easily it becomes part of living.
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Intuit and GE have a whole program for coaching and mentoring, and that becomes part of [managers'] job description.
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When Warren attaches her name and stature to a subject, it usually becomes part of the liberal policy framework.
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But every so often, an artist becomes part of the city's tapestry — not high nor low, mainstream nor underground.
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And if you do compete, your company becomes part of a very exclusive club: The Startup Battlefield alumni community.
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In the context of Noh's rigorous minimalism, the care with which they are manipulated becomes part of the drama.
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It's natural that when something starts to feel a part of your brand, it becomes part of your environment.
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As the dance progresses, the dancers manipulate the two stage-bound shapes; this, too becomes part of the choreography.
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A thick institution becomes part of a person's identity and engages the whole person: head, hands, heart and soul.
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"The scene here becomes part of the culture," said Aminata Conteh, a 19-year-old art student and metalsmith.
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It's just another reminder of how, in the Trump era, everything becomes part of the new American culture war.
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Once it becomes part of our cells' glycan coat, our cells then have a "foreign" substance – Neu5Gc – surrounding them.
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Since the contribution is routed through Apple, your spending becomes part of the Apple contribution to the American economy.
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Because one of the most inconceivable, frightening things about actually facing death is how easily it becomes part of living.
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Once something is categorized and accepted, it becomes part of the tyranny of the mainstream, and it loses its potency.
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Dastoor concludes, "It becomes part of their transportation routine and I think anything that does that is around to stay."
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They have billed the project as something that becomes part of your yard, a way to relax closer to nature.
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Once a word becomes part of a culture's common lexicon, we honor that word and its speakers by interrogating it.
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Things take a turn when she discovers she has superpowers and becomes part of a secret society of royal heirs.
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A proposed amendment becomes part of the Constitution as soon as it is ratified by three-fourths of the states.
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You breathe more than a ton of nitrogen every day, and not a single atom becomes part of your body.
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Every social media platform, every algorithm that becomes part of our lives, is part of this massive unfolding social experiment.
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What the first lady wears during the inauguration of a president becomes part of the visual narrative of the day.
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But if there are many individuals doing it, there's a snowball effect and it actually becomes part of our culture.
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They're perfect mediums to reflect the poignancy of collective survival, in which individual personhood becomes part of a larger narrative.
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Technology is no longer just a tool, an instrument for interaction with the world; it becomes part of our subjective experience.
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We won't see what's going to happen in 2047 (when Hong Kong fully becomes part of China) but our children will.
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"In that sense, it becomes part of the agenda for jointly countering international terrorism for the US and Russia," he said.
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"She's a skater, sort of a punk girl, and she slowly becomes part of the group," Finn Wolfhard (Mike) told Nylon.
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With Yuskavage's paintings, one's reaction becomes part of the art, and deserves to be analyzed along with the artworks' other aspects.
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That information then becomes part of Watson, which offers its own suggestions during interview, "making our experts even smarter," he says.
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The book-crease-as-labia becomes part of a visual language system replete with contradictory metaphors, condensations, displacements, multiplications, and jokes.
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Fans will also be able to enjoy "The Middle" when it becomes part of Target's Spring Style campaign, beginning Feb. 4.
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"I don't think this becomes part of this mindset when [customers] make a decision in stores," Vivaldi branding expert Joachimsthaler said.
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And whenever a film receives boos — or a standing ovation, which happens as well — it becomes part of the film's narrative.
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But what we have got to do is demand and make certain ... that platform becomes part of the Democratic Congress' agenda.
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When divorce becomes part of the financial equation, retirement can be more difficult than simply choosing what time to play golf.
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But there's something to be said about churches as radical spaces, in which dance just naturally becomes part of that radicalism.
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"It sounds like a big thing, but once you're in the routine, it just becomes part of your life," he said.
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Keeping kosher, as a domestic worker in Israel, "becomes part of your life," Santos, who is a former caregiver, told me.
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"The community becomes part of the process, part of the storytelling," said Ms. Rosenberg of Art Works for Change in Oakland.
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The spectacle is enhanced when cisgender men play trans women, as seeing said actor "en femme" becomes part of the draw.
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All those small gains from the the "awards show bump" an artist gets becomes part of the data that follows them around.
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It's not easy to navigate the waters, but I want to know the fish's story before it becomes part of my own.
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Now, as the Internet of Things (IoT) becomes part of our lives, more and more of our "things" are learning to talk.
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You build in reputation systems into it, where if the reputation system catches, then that becomes part of the network of it.
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Al (played by Reginald Veljohnson) becomes part of the only buddy film where the friends don't meet until the story is over.
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It's really very dramatic, and the way Ira films it, the landscape becomes part of the story, part of everyone's emotional journey.
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Even though you are not going to use a particular bit of knowledge, information that you acquire ... it becomes part of you.
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Forty Quinn (James Scully) starts out 'You' Season 2 as a nuisance but becomes part of Joe's (Penn Badgley) and our life.
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Any time you experience successes as an actor, that becomes part of the narrative that an audience brings to your next project.
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The norm of honesty is typically learned from an early age and as a result becomes part of an individual's self-concept.
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The gold is returned to Venezuela after being refined in Turkey and becomes part of the central bank's portfolio of assets, he said.
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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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Phuc becomes part of a new triumvirate with party chief Nguyen Phu Trong and President Tran Dai Quang, who was endorsed last week.
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Then, anyone you connect with becomes part of your network to create a news feed that's like a HIPAA-compliant version of Facebook.
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Yet Seesaw's challenge will be making the experience so simple that it becomes part of the natural teaching process, not an extra chore.
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"We just have to sort of make sure that it becomes part of the norm as we start working from home," he says.
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In the meantime, Chou O'Keefe becomes part of a group of former Kleiner investors who are now in charge of their own destiny.
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But the long-term effect of this decision depends on whether it becomes part of the Catalan grievance imagery in years to come.
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At one point, a musician becomes part of the action: A French bagpipe player slowly traverses the stage, surrounded by the entire cast.
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Characters slide into the spaces between panels, the text on the page itself becomes part of the story, and photographs morph into paintings.
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It's, thus, a story about the fracture between wanting to do things for oneself and for a burgeoning community that one becomes part of.
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" The goal for "Vinyl," he said, is "that music becomes part of the narrative, but the whole narrative is like a piece of music.
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Everyone who takes part in the nonprofit's efforts becomes part of Dumbledore's Army, a parallel to the one featured in the books and movies.
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It's earnest and eager, qualities that aren't cool these days, but ones that are necessary if alleviating suffering becomes part of your life's mission.
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Of course, no matter a dish's history or provenance, as long as people consider it culturally theirs, it becomes part of their food identity.
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There's some boxing moves and punches as she begins, and that turns into hair flips later on as she becomes part of the Lionesses.
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Gadsby plays Hannah, a woman Josh's mom meets while hospitalized for mental illness, who becomes part of his inner circle, especially in Season 4.
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"I like the idea that you save up and buy something that then becomes part of your life, part of your wardrobe," he said.
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Once you establish a routine, it ceases to be a struggle to get in productivity mode everyday because the habit becomes part of you.
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With each adjustment or change, a new massage is created, which becomes part of the system's database of massages for all customers to use.
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Invisible mending," Sandy Macrae, president of Sangamo, told the AP. "It becomes part of your DNA and is there for the rest of your life.
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Even when Bryant does get to do impressions — like her pitch-perfect take on Sarah Huckabee Sanders — her size weirdly becomes part of the conversation.
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MapAnything boasts 1,900 customers in total, and that is likely to grow substantially once it officially becomes part of the Salesforce family later this year.
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It becomes part of the scenery, and by the time the game introduces characters willing to call Deacon out on his shit, it feels hollow.
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Mr. Kurosawa doesn't draw dramatic attention to this resemblance, but it's there, creating a connection that becomes part of a complex, unnerving web of signification.
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Also a girl, Bev (Sophia Lillis), who becomes part of a sweet, alliterative romantic triangle involving Bill and the new kid, whose name is Ben.
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The poster image becomes part of the movie experience, and is, in the end, another of the reasons why movies are so essential to us.
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When offered, it becomes part of the compensation package negotiated between workers and employers, along with other terms such as salary, flexible hours, responsibilities, etc.
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Club for Growth and Heritage Action fret they would lose influence if the debt hike becomes part of a larger bill that funds the government.
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Keep reading for the best shows for busy couples, frisky couples, and couples who are down to binge so long, they becomes part of the couch.
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It becomes part of what you wear because they're often sold as just a sheer dress that you then have to choose what you wear underneath.
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NORWAY'S FINANCE MINISTRY: WITHOUT AMENDMENTS, MANY NORWEGIAN BANKS ACTUAL CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS WOULD BE REDUCED WHEN EUROPEAN FRAMEWORK BECOMES PART OF THE EEA AGREEMENT LATER THIS YEAR
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It's not just his vehement stance on the importance of therapy; it's the offhand and completely unembarrassed manner in which it becomes part of the conversation.
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You are driving your car and see a red light: Belief in the presence of the red light becomes part of your web without any difficulty.
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It's one of the most memorable scenes in the series, and becomes part of a major arc in the remaining two seasons left in the series.
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The idea with super fans, essentially, is it's someone who is so passionate about a product or a brand that it becomes part of their identity.
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Tenure decisions in universities depend on publication, and competitiveness becomes part of the culture, Hagger said, with scientists working their whole careers to defend a pet theory.
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We already know accessories have the power to completely change your look, but that's especially true during fall, when wearing more clothes becomes part of the strategy.
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Television picks up on these stories — and the fact that the news makes the leap from social to mass media becomes part of the news in itself.
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If anything verifies the truth of the work, it's how the book lives within the community -- if it's accepted and becomes part of family and collective memory.
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In his new book, "Narrative Economics", Robert Shiller, a Nobel laureate, offers this tale as an example of a contagious narrative that becomes part of folk wisdom.
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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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There's a lot of money involved in energy production and distribution, so the fight for dominance on the energy market unavoidably becomes part of the presidential elections.
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According to microbiologist Maria Dominguez-Bello, life doesn't completely end when we die: Much of our matter becomes part of the environment, whether we're buried or cremated.
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If you don't have to worry about feeding your army, and anybody you kill becomes part of it, those are some pretty good odds on your side.
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By putting developers first and letting them integrate and customize visualizations in their own creations, Reflect wants to be so useful it becomes part of the developer toolkit.
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His latest series of 2D works play off a medium of pressed wood panels, showcasing the material so that, in turn, it becomes part of the artist's message.
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Well actually, part of what becomes part of when do you blitzscale is when you think you have network effects and how do you build those network effects?
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We will then see voice move from a music and list creation tool to one which quickly becomes part of popular culture around shopping, games, travel, meditation, etc.
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Professional social networks which have access to Microsoft's API (application program interface) will continue to have this facility once LinkedIn becomes part of the company, the people said.
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It won't be long before Red Hat becomes part of IBM, the result of the $34 billion acquisition last year that is still making its way to completion.
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On "Brothers," the scholarly vocabulary becomes part of the background in comparison to the relatable content he's putting forth: his occasional, cooing vibrato, or his sincere, dancing runs.
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The score sometimes catches you off guard—you're subdued in conversation and then you're swept away with a very pronounced saxophone that almost becomes part of the scene.
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"If they opt-in, that device becomes part of the Jumpshot Panel and all browser-based internet activity will be reported to Jumpshot," an internal product handbook reads.
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"When an illness that the doctors can't cure becomes part of our life, all the rules seem to change," said Paul K. Chafetz, Ph.D., a psychologist in Dallas.
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If the proposed language becomes part of the budget bill, it'd almost certainly pass the House, but it's uncertain whether the Republican-controlled Senate would keep the amendment.
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For the first week, you need to keep the root next to your skin so it becomes part of you, and then keep it in your left front pocket.
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When you're so permeable and open and trying to figure out who you are and what's going on, whatever reaches you in those moments really becomes part of you.
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" We'd pitch the film, "and then she becomes part of the lesbian underground, plays with masculinity, and is a forerunner of what might be considered today's butch-lesbian community.
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This efficient ethos becomes part of the long term culture of productive performance that is difficult to infuse in the enriched companies that never operated in a constrained way.
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So, you bring in Jason Statham's character, who was a villain the last time we see him, but in this film he kind of becomes part of the family.
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The stool is moved, and sometimes this seated directorial figure (now male, now female) becomes part of a duet or trio that's semidetached from the rest of the action.
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A song sinks into your mind through repetition, and as soon as you've heard something several times, it becomes part of what in the industry is called echoic memory.
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Or maybe the Raven wants to die while connected to Bran and the weirwood-net, so that everything he knows becomes part of the trees and accessible to Bran.
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In the comics, Cass becomes part of Batman's family after she saves original Batgirl Barbara Gordon's dad, Commissioner James Gordon from the clutches of her own dad, David Cain.
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The 19-year-old Monegasque becomes part of a group of promising youngsters that includes Mick Schumacher, son of Ferrari great and seven times Formula One world champion Michael.
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The interpretation of a sentence becomes part of a multi-dimensional vector representation, which really just means we're trying to translate based on some semblance of "context" rather than phrases.
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Then it becomes part of the debate between now and November and possibly, again, if we can get the 2337 votes in the Senate, which is -- again, it is possible.
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But soon that demand for technology will expand in ways that challenges the very existence of the driver's car, as self-driving becomes part of the Mercedes-Benz brand ethos.
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Oracle has a long history of acquiring and assimilating companies, but it's unclear how this move will affect existing Apiary customers as it becomes part of the Oracle cloud team.
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Because individual workers' output is finely measured, and their proficiency at completing a task becomes part of their online profiles, no one can be lazy and get away with it.
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But, if you see news from multiple sources at the same time, you're far more likely to begin clicking the like button and the news becomes part of your worldview.
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Once it becomes part of your job description for marketing purposes, the hassle of scheduling, posting, and following up on #content can swiftly outweigh the thrill of racking up likes.
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While no animals are actually harmed during production of vegan versions of the crackers, their consumption becomes part of an ingrained attitude of superiority that could eventually lead to mistreatment.
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"Further research and development will ensure that MarinaTex evolves further, and I hope it becomes part of a global answer to the abundance of single use plastic waste," Dyson said.
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Instead, nearly every ensemble member becomes part of a choir, with soloists, that is as persuasive a latter-day equivalent of the Greek chorus as we're ever likely to see.
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Uber had pushed for arbitration, usually a less expensive and faster process — and one that neither takes place in front of a jury nor becomes part of the public record.
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But what we talk about less is how our behavior, our individual nuanced desires and actions, becomes part of the undifferentiated mass of "the public," which, in turn, shapes their behavior.
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And before agonising about the days when mandatory study of Xi Jinping's works becomes part of the British, French or Australian curriculum, we need to see things in a different context.
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"I hope we learn more about this and it becomes part of a larger investigations into what's going on," says Joe Hall, chief technologist at the Center for Democracy and Technology.
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And in the process, the laughable argument, made by CNN's Christiane Amanpour and others, that scrutiny around her health is a sexist exercise only somehow becomes part of an adult conversation.
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Talking about the Cointreau Soirée, everything to us is a conversation piece, so for Jodie and I, if we had a soirée at our homes, jewelry becomes part of the environment.
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After Eleanor, Max becomes part of a triage with historic pirates Anne Bonny and Jack Rackham (who in reality were likely in a similar arrangement with a woman named Mary Read).
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I think there's some things that should be public good over time and it feels like ... over time this might be something that becomes part of the utility of the city.
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Its shows have become defined by fluidity: Performers from within the musicians' circle drift onstage, audience members are invited to participate and the event space sometimes becomes part of the performance.
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The northwest corner of 49th and Sixth becomes part of that family library, the moment when a ghost great-grandmother, a frail grandmother, and Sarah and I share a single embrace.
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" She explained, "When you're so permeable and open and trying to figure out who you are and what's going on, whatever reaches you in those moments really becomes part of you.
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"It becomes part of the city landscape; you dodge it every day," said Kwanele Mpanza, 34, a real estate agent who lives around the corner from the aging Park Slope scaffolding.
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The Weinstein allegations have sparked important conversations about how the industry as a whole operates, and I hope the sexualization of child stars becomes part of that conversation sooner rather than later.
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And it's hard for people to do, and that's why you have advisers, you pick investors who know how to help you with this, and that all becomes part of the playbook.
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When one company acquires another, there is usually period of several weeks between the announcement of the deal and the actual date at which the acquired company becomes part of the acquirer.
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Everything mingles each into the other — Catholic saint worship with gris-gris spirits, evangelical tent meetings with spiritual-church ceremonies — until nothing is purely itself but becomes part of one fonky gumbo.
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One popular loan is the interest-only adjustable rate mortgage, with which a borrower pays only the interest for a period before the rate resets and principal becomes part of the payment.
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Books of The Times Beware the callow misfit who becomes part of the ruling class; rather than disrupt the social order that excluded him, he might just reap its spoils for himself.
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The irony is that no one seems to be thinking about what is going to happen to CNN if it becomes part of a large and conservative telecom company like AT&T.
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If this formula change advances with tax reform and then becomes part of the Social Security, VA benefits, and federal workers' pension discussions, it will NOT be just a small benefit cut.
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As Avere becomes part of the Microsoft Azure family, it's unclear what impact it will have on existing customers, but there is always some adjustment when a company gets acquired in this fashion.
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I make paintings, sculptures, and installations in which the whole studio becomes part of the piece, or I'll set up little sections for my partner Erik Moore to photograph me into with costumes.
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It's something that I think we get so used to because as we grow up, we create a certain skin, knowing how to avoid situations, and it just becomes part of our identity.
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Impeachment, pursued with vigor, then becomes part of the larger argument against him and the Republican Party that has bolstered his presidency, indifferent to its corrosive effect on all parts of American life.
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Hamlin says film was before its time Hamlin played a gay writer who becomes part of a love triangle with Ontkean's character, a doctor exploring his sexuality and his wife, played by Jackson.
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"This becomes part of our history," said Scherezada Gómez, 45, a high school teacher who was among about 150 residents who clustered behind yellow police tape late Friday, watching the painstaking search unfold.
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"If what you're doing is looking for a partner in a culture that expects you to have sex before expressing romantic feelings, this sex becomes part of the game you're playing," Wade says.
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Bill soon becomes part of the inner circle, which includes the barfly patrons Fred (Neil Flynn), Beth (Jessica Chaffin, who, disclosure alert, is a friend of mine), and the nonconfrontational bouncer, James (Leonard Ouzts).
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The data, in turn, becomes part of a larger DataSift product for brands and marketers that they use to monitor social networks, to consider how and if they will use them in ad campaigns.
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"I don't know if it's living in New York City, but I feel like I'm constantly on the verge of death or failure or something and it becomes part of the music," he says.
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Plus, every competing team becomes part of the Startup Battlefield alumni community of more than 850 startups — a group that's collectively raised more than $8.9 billion in funding and produced more than 110 exits.
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But when we strike the right chord, when our music becomes part of your playlist, and when others create businesses that earn billions delivering our music to listeners, creators should join in that success.
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The former Defense secretary said that any agreement produced by talks with the Taliban must ensure that the armed group becomes part of the government in Kabul rather than form its own governance mechanisms.
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A lot of the name-calling that was directed at him, and the way that he transformed those painful experiences into his art, becomes part of the message of the whole body of work.
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"It's about how they outsource that to a logistics company, who then subcontracts it to small companies that rent airplanes, who organize flight schedules, how that becomes part of everyday life," Clark told me.
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The Ju-on, or Grudge curse is created when someone is violently murdered and suffers so much emotional agony that their spirit (called "onryō") essentially becomes part of the home in which they died.
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"If the organization puts itself on one of the extremes, it stops being effective at solving problems, it stops being present in the solution and it becomes part of the problem," said de Zela.
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"Switch off your head; that's what I did," advises the brother, Graham (Graham Butler), for whom Grace cannot stop mourning and who becomes part of his sister in a way that cannot be revealed here.
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The 13-page report specifies that fake news can be motivated by a number of incentives, but that it becomes part of a larger information operation when its coupled with other tactics and end goals.
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"Everyone who purchases a product becomes part of our mission to give back—and after four years of building a compassionate community, we are setting a precedent for beauty companies that give back," Bodnar said.
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By bringing on producers to make a dance album for him, Vasquez becomes part of their circle, and if this is the first Soft Moon album with club potential, it hopefully won't be Vasquez's last.
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Record or no record, for Leclerc, who used to catch the school bus on the road that becomes part of the track, the Monaco Grand Prix on Sunday will be the culmination of a dream.
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That means that as the tester finds an issue, it automatically gets flagged and sent to Jira, where it becomes part of the developer's normal workflow where they can address it almost in real time.
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Like being a vegetarian, every now and then you remember the reason — the original driving force — but over time, it becomes part of who you are and requires almost no effort to stay the course.
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Tagging along with the tusk hunters, Maxim Arbugaev, who is credited as the co-director and cinematographer for the New Siberian Islands footage, effectively becomes part of their team as they search for intact tusks.
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They worry that time is running out to shore up democratic reforms and political freedoms before the handover agreement that the British struck in 1997 expires in 2047 and Hong Kong truly becomes part of China.
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WARREN BUFFETT: I mean, it's the consumer behavior with the product-- what they do with it, how it becomes part of their lives and all that sort of thing-- that I observe and primarily reason from.
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The most casual flourish of a heel is also part of a long, complex phrase; the slightest turn of a wrist becomes part of a complex linear meeting of arcs that work from head to toe.
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Before performing "Shallow" together, which launches her to stardom, Ally talks to Maine about how record executives have told her that she's not pretty, and his love of her "ethnic" nose becomes part of their personal connection.
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The big picture: Politics' entry into SXSW now becomes part of the history of the festival, which started in 1987 as a music showcase and has evolved over the years to include film, media and technology components.
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I'm not sure that there's such a thing as a post-Kardashian life when the family is so famous that everything they touch becomes part of the news cycle — and when there are ongoing lawsuits being pursued.
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Instead, there's a rhythm to these purposeful leaps between past and present that becomes part of the experience of reading this increasingly gripping novel, which, like Kate Atkinson's somewhat similarly situated "Human Croquet," rewards the attentive reader.
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Material obtained through discovery that is later submitted as evidence becomes part of the court record; as a matter of law, litigants must provide a reason for submitting such evidence under seal, and the judge must approve.
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The Italian right-wing Lega party denied reports that it's seeking a 250 billion euro ($ 33 billion) debt write-off if it becomes part of a power-sharing deal with the anti-establishment Five Star Movement (M5S).
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The Italian right-wing Lega party denied reports that it's seeking a 250 billion euro ($3.093 billion) debt write-off if it becomes part of a power-sharing deal with the anti-establishment Five Star Movement (M5S).
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Dr. Jerker Liljestrand, a maternal health specialist at the Gates Foundation, said the organization will work with the W.H.O. and local governments to make sure tranexamic acid becomes part of the recommended treatment for post-partum bleeding.
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But all these things, the ideas are out there that finally something comes along, and it becomes part of your life, "Oh, this makes sense, this is how ..." If the phones have front-facing cameras, guess what?
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That pretense ends now, because once the phrase "how to kill a dragon" becomes part of your daily conversation, you might as well sign yourself up for the next Ren fair and get out your 20-sided dice.
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Users can also add text to bitcoin transactions—in the case of the diamond trade, this might be a certificate guaranteeing that a specific shipment is conflict-free—which becomes part of the blockchain's public and unchangeable record.
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"The client fills it out with their doctor, and when the doctor signs it, it becomes a doctor's standing order," she said — it becomes part of the patient's medical record, and medical professionals are bound to follow it.
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They will then prepare what is called a "certificate of vote" with the results, which is then mailed or delivered via courier to the National Archives, where it becomes part of the nation's official records, and to Congress.
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Invisible mending," Dr. Sandy Macrae, president of Sangamo Therapeutics, a California company testing it for two metabolic diseases and hemophilia, told the AP. "It becomes part of your DNA and is there for the rest of your life.
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You can't find better media and investor exposure, and each team automatically becomes part of the Startup Battlefield alumni network — nearly 750 companies that have collectively raised more than $8 billion in funding and produced more than 100 exits.
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She's the only real female character in the entire film, and the moment she becomes part of the storyline the movie begins to metamorphosize into something much more compelling — and much more in line with Linklater's more recent work.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Deutsche Boerse's chief executive has sought to reassure Frankfurt over its merger with London Stock Exchange Group, saying the German regulator will retain power over the exchange when it becomes part of a larger London-based group.
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With the campaign over, however, the plane just becomes part of Trump's opaque web of privately held companies, so the amount of money he is funneling from the federal government into his pocket won't be disclosed on that end.
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"The course of Mexican food in the U.S. is always this way, where Americans eventually try a thing and gradually it becomes part of their diet," he added, alluding to salsa, tacos and Topo Chico, the sparkling water brand.
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"As exciting as this launch is, what's going to be most rewarding is seeing how the community responds to this technology as it becomes part of the fabric of everyday life," said MAAP director Mark Blanks in a statement.
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"As much as this is part of the new normal of diseases, that becomes part of the new normal of response or prevention," Zucker told an audience of public health students and journalists at New York University on Friday.
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Germany's Free Democrats (FDP) — a potential coalition partner with Schaeuble's Christian Democrats (CDU) after Sunday's general election — has said that it would want to be in charge of the Finance Ministry if it becomes part of the next government.
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I remember being like, "oh it would be so cool to work for so-and-so" but then once you do it, you kind of forget what the feeling of that [was] like because it becomes part of your life.
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Anyone able to watch an animal chase unfold and close in real time becomes part of a special club, full of members who saw a cow become a metaphor and a distraction, then go back to being a cow again.
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If there's a specific item that you're searching for and you don't see it on the previews, you can create your own wish list and Amazon will send you an alert if the product becomes part of a Prime Day deal.
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For our upcoming show in Fort Greene, we'll have a mobile kiosk of sorts that can be rolled out on the street during open hours, so that it becomes part of the mixed-use, rapidly gentrifying sidewalk culture of Brooklyn.
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"But that will itself set up a process where Germany becomes part of the solution rather than having this fight of austerity versus loose monetary (policy) from the ECB and fiscal spend from the southern (euro zone) countries," he added.
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Placed alongside the other originals, a songbook standard ("A Cockeyed Optimist"), a Beatles tune ("For No One") and one by Thelonious Monk ("We See"), it becomes part of a representative picture of Mr. Hersch's nightclub set on a good night.
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As Red Hat becomes part of IBM, it sees that it's more important than ever to maintain its sense of autonomy in the eyes of developers and operations customers, as it holds its final customer conference as an independent company.
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So "Pepperland" becomes part of that genre of dance theater — like Twyla Tharp's "Deuce Coupe" (to Beach Boys numbers), Paul Taylor's "Company B" (Andrews Sisters) and many more — that deliberately depict and investigate the now historic world that produced the songs.
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That is because once an applicant takes the LSAT — whether it is a good score or a bad one — it becomes part of the formal application package that the Law School Admission Council automatically provides to schools the candidate has chosen.
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A big fight booking follows the same basic blueprint on its way to fruition: it simmers, it intrigues, it becomes familiar and eventually dull, it manifests into beauty or tedium and a win and a loss, and it becomes part of history's dustbin.
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Other tacked-on elements are colorful, if fairly broad and garishly comedic, from an overweight reindeer who becomes part of the Grinch's plot to an ebullient Whoville resident Bricklebaum (Kenan Thompson) whose wholesale embrace of Christmas cheer represents everything that the Grinch isn't.
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"It is high time India gets fully integrated into the global value chain of production of goods and services but also becomes part of the global financial system to mobilize global savings mostly institutional in insurance, pension, and sovereign wealth funds," she said.
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It's like we both have this primary experience with source material that then becomes a shared experience—whether it's through snorkeling, walking on the beach, collecting things or traveling—it happens naturally and becomes part of the work that we both make.
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As long as Asian countries pursue lifestyles similar to that of the West, skyscrapers will continue to be built, as they not only help foster economic growth, but also establish a city's skyline, which then becomes part of a city's identity and character.
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When you combine that with the workflows associated with delivering a machine learning model inside an organization at scale, it becomes part of a much bigger delivery pipeline, one that is challenging to manage across departments and a variety of resource requirements.
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It's crucial for us to remember that when a story is published by The Times it becomes part of the historical record, so giving in to the knee-jerk impulse to go for the clicks or be part of the conversation is unwise.
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"They need to know they've got a responsibility in cleaning up this industry if they really wanted to be something that bears the respect and becomes part of not only our future but their future as well," Giancarlo told the Senate committee.
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"It is high time India gets fully integrated into the global value chain of production of goods and services but also becomes part of the global financial system to mobilize global savings mostly institutional in insurance, pension, and sovereign wealth funds," Sitharaman said.
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So, when a new solar panel is put to work it starts with a "carbon debt" that, from a greenhouse-gas-saving point of view, has to be paid back before that panel becomes part of the solution, rather than part of the problem.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES IDRS Once MUS USA becomes part of the IHC, MUS USA's ratings would be driven by changes in MUAH's ability or propensity to support MUS USA including due to changes in ownership or Fitch's view of MUS USA's importance to the group.
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Showpad has taken some of that process and made it digital, which means that now teams of salespeople can more effectively share materials amongst each other; and interestingly the material and its link to successful sales becomes part of how Showpad "learns" what works and what doesn't.
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The process of getting your content onto the marketplace is complicated—anyone can create a Workshop page, but to sell your wares, Valve has to select it from among hundreds for inclusion, where it then becomes part of a crate or chest set that players can purchase.
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What I'm trying to say is, the scary thing is when that mentality, which might work for programming, becomes part of our world, so Mark Zuckerberg actually thinks up is down for us, is a little scary, and that's also true of Sergey Brin and Larry Page.
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His National Book Award-winning "The Astonishing Life of Octavian Nothing, Traitor to the Nation" is the story of a young slave raised by philosophers in colonial Boston, who becomes part of an uprising — the American Revolution — that won't extend its hard-won liberty to him.
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It's also exciting for CEO Jennifer Tejada, a proven operator who was brought in to lead PagerDuty in 2016 and now becomes part of a small — but growing — club of women CEOs to take their tech companies public, including Katrina Lake of Stitch Fix and Julia Hartz of Eventbrite.
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Yeah, the idea that a punishment becomes part of somebody's bottom [and] that's going to inspire them to get sober—that was one of the things that made so much sense to me about your book [Unbroken Brain] and made me want to foist [it] on everyone in America.
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There are the big corporate names that might take another close look at Twitter, such as Google (there's an unusual scenario one source mentioned in which it becomes part of some Alphabet media spinoff), Apple and even media mogul Rupert Murdoch, either via 21st Century Fox or News Corp.
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Seen in this light, Momo becomes part of a trend of stories that also includes the unsurprising revelation that over-65s are more likely than anyone else to share fake news: Younger people recognize the fakes when they see them, as though intuitively, but older people do not.
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We also found in our research that people don't always understand what it takes to do quality original reporting, but when they do, when that becomes part of the dialogue — about how one finds the truth and about the role journalists can play, they are more interested in supporting it.
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Often fashioning herself as a type of beached sea monster that's evolved solely from our own molting, Ciriza has created a body of work that evokes the slow shedding of human hair and snake skin that continuously falls off bodies and becomes part of the earth, helping to build nests again.
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But recent revelations -- which have seen many high-profile Hollywood players, from Harvey Weinstein to Louis CK to Kevin Spacey, accused of sexual harassment and assault -- go "much farther beyond that," he emphasized "It ends up being a swaying of influence and it becomes part of the marketplace," Hanks told Axelrod.
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In other images from the series, taken while Aguilar grieved the death of a close friend and contended with the shame of being in her own body — large, brown, prone to bouts of deep depression — she becomes part of the landscape, the soft curves of her form reflecting the surrounding rocks.
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If you think of each individual gene as a single book in the library of our DNA, active genes are the books that are open and being read—and those determine not only what a cell becomes (part of your ear or part of your heart) but what it does (e.g.
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"It has a tremendously negative impact here because these fake stories and conspiracy theories are shopped around endlessly by the Islamophobia machine in America, and it just becomes part of the background noise that we have to deal with where everyone assumes there's Muslim biker gangs roaming Europe terrorizing people," Hooper said.
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As The Guardian reported, the crankshaft of a BMW Mini crosses the Channel three times before it becomes part of the finished car: The cast is made in France, then goes to a BMW plant in Warwickshire, where it is drilled, then travels to Munich, where it is set into the engine.
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Because the new operating system puts a new emphasis on the user's digital account, which is encoded in your key fob, the car becomes part of the overall BMW ecosystem, which includes other mobility services like ReachNow, for example (though you obviously don't need to have a BMW Connect account just to drive the car).
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The part of the umbilical arteries closest to the belly button degenerates into ligaments that serve no real purpose but the more internal part becomes part of the circulatory system and is found in the pelvis supplying blood to parts of the bladder, ureters and ductus deferens (a tube sperm moves through in males).
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When the assembled phone is shipped to Apple and its distributors in the U.S., though, the entire $370 cost of making it — including parts — is rolled into the "export value" and becomes part of China's total trade deficit with the U.S., even though much of the value was added by suppliers in other countries.
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For this seductive and consistently well-acted production, Theater B at 59E59 is set up cabaret-style, which helps it seem only logical that each play is introduced by a singer accompanying herself on the piano — and that sometimes the singer-composer (Rosabella Gregory, who does a beautiful job) or her music becomes part of the plot.
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One thing she has learned in her few years of sojourning in Madagascar, with its convoluted history and its pulse of dark magic concealed just under the skin of events, is that, in this country, whatever happens close to you—under your roof, say—becomes part of you, though you may not realize it at the time.
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I put the bathroom door on the opposite side of the bedroom doors so anybody that would be motivated to leave the bedroom to go to the bathroom would have to walk across the entire set... As a designer, you're always proud when you can contribute something that then becomes part of the storytelling and the directing.
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Von Braun was the one who built the rocket that got us to the moon, the Saturn V. And [candidate] Kennedy becomes part of all this because he adopts what Von Braun is saying; that there is a missile gap [with the Soviet Union] and a space gap and we are losing the battle of tomorrow.
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The film's director, Patty Jenkins, took the story of Diana (played by an ass-kickingly awesome Gal Gadot), an Amazonian woman who becomes part of the effort to stop World War I after a pilot (Chris Pine) crashes on her island, and infused it with a vitality that hasn't been seen in a superhero movie in a long time.
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These novels put forth a provocatively inverted form of autofiction, a genre that usually features a fictional first-person narrator who is presented as possibly real through an often realistically meandering accumulation of events, thoughts, relationships, and details that may or may not overlap with those in the author's own life; though often considered petty or irrelevant, the question of "how true" an autofictional novel is inevitably becomes part of the experience of reading it.
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On entering the first gallery, I encounter Glenn Ligon's "Prisoner of Love #44003 (Second Version)" (1992), a text painting in which the phrase "we are the ink that gives the white page a meaning" is repeated over and over and then begins to smudge and become muddy and illegible towards the bottom, as if in the repetition (because it is not heard the first time) the sentiment becomes part of the cultural noise that renders us all crying voices in a cacophonous wilderness — each of us keening with one another as our habitat shrinks and we are inched to oblivion.
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