A video begets an Instagram post begets a GIF begets a tweet.
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"Hate begets hate; violence begets violence; toughness begets a greater toughness," as the Rev.
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From a business perspective, protectionism begets business inefficiency, which begets higher costs.
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"Less information begets less liquidity begets bigger gaps [and] more volatility," Thompson said.
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Mr Couto is also unafraid to show how war begets war, cruelty begets cruelty.
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Still, one of the oldest market truisms is that buying begets buying and selling begets selling.
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A flawed election begets a controversial rerun begets a colossal sham — that's the story of this presidential race.
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Economic inequality begets political inequality which begets more economic inequality and so on and so forth down the chain.
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Is it the silence that begets the shame and stigma, or is it the stigma that begets the silence and the shame?
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In college football, the thinking goes, money begets wins, which begets money that retains coaches who can help keep the wins coming.
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Abuse begets abuse begets abuse, and a bad boss tends to create bad employees and a bad atmosphere, all the way down the line.
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Lax enforcement begets more illegal immigration, which begets more lax enforcement, and so on, until the rule of law itself is on shaky ground.
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Drought begets less food, which in turn begets declines in health and education and increases in crime and other "negative coping mechanisms," she said.
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It has short-circuited the virtuous economic cycle in which better pay at the bottom begets more spending, which begets more and better jobs.
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"There is such a thing in Washington as death-by-study — where a study begets another study begets another study until eventually nothing happens," she says.
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If there's one thing that 18 years of teaching at academic institutions has taught me, it's that, in terms of leadership, mediocrity begets mediocrity and narcissism begets narcissism.
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It doesn't matter whether economic change begets spiritual change or spiritual change begets cultural change: The point is that at some point everything changed, and now it is more or less not changing.
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A delayed circadian rhythm typically begets a delayed sleep pattern.
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That creates a virtuous cycle, as immigration begets more immigration.
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But progress is everything, and one positive feeling begets another.
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"Radical monetary policy begets more radical monetary policy" Grant said.
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It drives traffic and traffic begets sales of exclusive brands.
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Not surprisingly, uncertainty begets hedging, in big ways and small.
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In the case of many of them, influence begets influence.
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Dressing for the real world, too, begets big fashion moments.
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"Energy begets energy" explains his impulse to add new projects.
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Can war, and the violence it begets, ever be just?
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Social optimism does not beget victory; victory begets social optimism.
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Here's what we know about violence: It begets more violence.
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But what cultural conservatism begets is the marginalization of the unusual.
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Cruz donors are subscribing to the adage that winning begets winning.
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Eat, for Fox Sake: Diets beget anxiety; anxiety begets bad vibes.
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Whether consolidation begets consolidation in the drug industry is often debated.
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Could it be that all this violence just begets more violence?
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Of Airbnb and what it begets in the larger sense. Right.
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The formula that got us here is clear: Extremism begets extremism.
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Readiness begets the ability to fight and win when deterrence fails.
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The crime begets a reproachful whisper that will not be stilled.
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Violence begets violence, and we are all beasts at heart. Donk!
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"Good will begets good will," he said in his inaugural address.
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Speculation and stockpiling begets price gouging, more speculation, and more stockpiling.
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Turnover begets more turnover because those left behind feel more stress.
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Diplomacy is a bit like the stock market: Confidence begets confidence.
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For some, though, it comes with distress, which begets more blushing.
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Yes, negativism begets hostility, but Jackson's inflated paychecks demand greater professionalism.
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Often, action begets more action, as unintended consequences sprout like weeds.
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It's a vicious cycle in which more exposure begets more craving.
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Desperate overcrowding like this begets famine, disease, price-gouging, violent crime.
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What's not debatable, though, is that consolidation begets speculation about more consolidation.
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But growth begets attention, and not always of the type Tran wants.
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Others contend that decentralisation begets corruption by making government agencies less accountable.
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Violence begets violence, and slow advancement through civil protest yields better outcomes.
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From a strategic perspective, withdrawal from engagement begets opportunity for competitive nations.
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Most maternity brand origin stories follow a similar script: desperation begets inspiration.
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Of course, the idea that disability begets preternatural abilities is nothing new.
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"Buying begets more buying," said Quincy Krosby, Prudential Financial chief market strategist.
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Positive press generally begets positive press, and the reverse is also true.
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Further, classroom technology adoption begets even more entrepreneurship and invention in this sector.
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" On climate change, in response to TV personality Bill Nye: "Courage begets courage.
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That begets a further rally, though much of it is unrelated to fundamentals.
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But authority has a way of descending to certitude, and certitude begets hubris.
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Violence, left unchecked, begets more violence, leaving devastated and terrified families in its wake.
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Falcon Heavy bringing in more money also begets increased investment in the broader company.
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But Jonathan pointed out that this dialectic can swing both ways: revolution begets counterrevolution.
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To paraphrase Lady Bird, it begets a kind of attentiveness that looks like love.
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As the fundamental electoral theory states, every action begets an equal and opposite reaction.
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And experience dictates that domestic violence correlates to violent societies — indeed, violence begets violence.
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What do we do to curb this frightening violence which typically begets more violence?
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The fact that Trump himself had inherited a fortune — representing the far more common, universal paradigm that wealth begets wealth and poverty begets poverty — was left unsaid by TrumpU as far as I knew, and was either unknown or overlooked by its customers.
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But it still begets the question: How much does she intend on outliving them by?
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A nuanced portrayal of self on-screen begets a nuanced portrayal of self — full stop.
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"That cessation that comes begets, possibly, better, stronger talks -- ultimately ... maybe a ceasefire," he said.
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Murphy's method of simultaneously overseeing multiple shows is unusual, no doubt, but energy begets energy.
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His attacks create a vicious circle: A concentration of power begets more concentration of power.
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All loss is akin to other loss; loss begets loss, and loss leads to desolation.
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It's also an organic process, one idea leads to another, one piece begets the next.
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But it would also be a reminder that chronic economic stagnation inevitably begets nationalist furies.
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The result is a "spiral of silence": Silence begets silence, making political inaction all too easy.
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That's why it's so important on all levels to have representation, because that begets more representation.
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"That cessation that comes begets, possibly, better stronger talks (and) ultimately ... maybe a ceasefire," he said.
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Anyone's freedom from abuse is tied up in everyone's freedom from abuse, because abuse begets abuse.
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They come from the same species of cacao plant that begets the chocolate we already know.
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"When you have women in your company and on your board, it begets diversity," she said.
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Success begets success, and now Egypt's biggest problem is a lagging supply of courts to meet demand.
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The validation begets vilification; like a Shakespearean drama, we build them up only to tear them down.
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This is what separates the college game from the professional game: that sometimes one miracle begets another.
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It begets the question: How did any of these geniuses get cleared to travel to outer space?
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If success begets success, after all, the West Virginia strike could be the beginning of a wave.
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"My hope is success begets success," said Matthew L. McGann, the dean of admissions and financial aid.
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Accordingly, an arts patron is a person who begets or gives life to and protects the arts.
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If bad optics begets more fear, and an even lower valuation, it may kill a 2019 IPO.
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Mixing identities as filmmaker, photographer, and artist, Varda's output shows that work begets work, creativity fuels creativity.
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In turn, more revenue can increase governments' capacity to deliver better services, which begets still more legitimacy.
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"Corruption begets more corruption, and fosters a corrosive culture of impunity," says UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres.
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That this "Company" is set, the program says, "in modern day New York" only occasionally begets anachronisms.
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Also integral to Applebee's revitalization has been a reliance on the idea that drinking begets less stress.
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A long line of economists, from John Maynard Keynes to Thomas Piketty, have noted that wealth begets wealth.
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These men are competing for the same woman, which begets plenty of posturing and pseudo-aggression between contestants.
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But if the loss of maneuverability begets a gain in visuals, I'll make that trade-off every time.
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Delay begets uncertainty, introduces risk, provides more time to argue, spend money on legal wrangling and accomplishes nothing!
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But FOIA is derided nowadays as a "Freedom From Information Act" that begets merely a mirage of transparency.
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And I suppose it does, but I liked the way it suggests that one good choice begets another.
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"Past inequality begets future inequality," she tells CNBC Make It, citing the company's Women in the Workforce report.
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Platitudes such as 'violence only begets violence' have no use when the initial perpetrator has exhibited irrational evil.
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Money begets money, so it's worth the hard work and sacrifice to build that first small nest egg.
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Platitudes such as "violence only begets violence" have no use when the initial perpetrator has exhibited irrational evil.
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By sharing the love, so to speak, torrenting begets fast downloads and less demand on any one server.
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But while for many poets nature begets odes, for him it was far more likely to inspire elegies.
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That begets the next question: Do we look expensive compared to what we know and what estimates look like?
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Self-made or not, Kylie Jenner is a billionaire — she's also living proof that wealth begets even greater wealth.
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But scarcity begets appreciation, and there's so much life in the city, in tight-knit, warm and welcoming communities.
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Unfortunately Mr Trump's whole campaign is based on the notion that financial success begets policymaking success, regardless of expertise.
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This book is simple and graphic, but the overall effect is impressive — how quickly two (trees) begets 28 (freckles).
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War is not a symptom of a war-like nature; war is just evidence of how violence begets violence.
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In the age of information, bigger is better, bigger begets bigger, and lead time becomes a bigger lead time.
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It begets the question: If my country does not love me, why should I continue to love my country?
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Yes, crypto currencies are potentially transformative for economic and political systems, but volatility arises precisely because transformation begets uncertainty.
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Matsuda's neatest trick isn't the plot or the UI, but how he renders the desperate isolationism this world inevitably begets.
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Mr. Buttigieg's team hopes that wining begets more winning, citing the experience of Barack Obama in the 2008 primary race.
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But the delegates were focused on adapting to their new way of life, where every moment begets a photo opportunity.
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Selling begets further selling, especially in the opaque hedge fund world and market participants aren't sure who's bailing or why.
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For one, spending at least 40 hours a week with people begets very close relationships — many that ascend to intimacy.
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Success begets success — but the left doesn't want to normalize (if I may use the buzzword du jour) Trump's victories.
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The overarching message from the justices yesterday was that brute-force politics, in which power begets more power, is acceptable.
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In Washington, failure often begets more failure, as opposition forces strengthen, alliances fragment and the thin foam of bipartisanship evaporates.
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Scale begets scale, as big-name groups with long histories, hefty budgets, and sophisticated fundraising operations dominate the charity world.
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Many today might balk at the Marlo-Thomasy tweeness of it all, but the film's unabashed sincerity also begets true charm.
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Over time, many digital markets tend to become more concentrated, as size begets size and winners take most of the spoils.
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Put more technically, investment drives aggregate demand, which begets aggregate production and thus, aggregate income, the fountain from which savings flow.
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Yet our taste for convenience begets more convenience, through a combination of the economics of scale and the power of habit.
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Big glitter begets smaller glitter; smaller glitter gets everywhere, all glitter is impossible to remove; now never ask this question again.
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The movement's reach is ambitious — it demands that we transform our culture of male sexual entitlement and the misconduct it begets.
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We're told that it is the sleep of reason that begets monsters, but what if reason, wide awake, is monstrous already?
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But I don't want them to build their lives around anger, and resistance fueled solely by fear begets only more fear.
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By breaking away from traditional notions of what begets success, companies have more opportunities to catch the eyes of those with cash.
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This forced selling occurs across the spectrum during a sharp market downturn and drives prices down further and begets more forced selling.
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Op-Ed Contributor Donald Trump has long claimed that exposure to simulated violence in video games begets violent tendencies in real life.
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Mr Arnault emerged as the most obvious buyer for Tiffany in part because scale begets advantages not available to smaller bauble-peddlers.
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And in this way, wealth begets wealth — except on "Shark Tank," where we witness a comforting, inclusive form of capitalism in action.
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Size begets size: the more sellers Amazon, say, can attract, the more buyers will shop there, which attracts more sellers, and so on.
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" Bannon said Moore's victory in Alabama presaged Trump's recent actions with the Iran deal and Obamacare, per ABC: "That is victory, begets victory.
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The Public Health Violence Prevention Act is driven by the urgent and straightforward understanding that violence is preventable and that violence begets violence.
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But to connect the two and think the latter begets the former without taking into account any other factors asserts causation with correlation.
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It begets a beautiful projection and reflection of Black object-relation both in a near past and in some magically liberatory Afro-future.
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Fundraising support begets fundraising support; that's why campaigns are always so eager to share their numbers after a strong debate performance, for example.
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Since browning begets browning, wait until the end to gently caramelize the vegetables; that way you won't have to constantly stir the pot.
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Venturing into the world of online dating as a woman can sometimes be perilous, and for some reason, often begets requests for nude photos.
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Thinking about "Lab Created," I felt propelled into the shadowy world of Turkish politics, where competing, nonlinear, asymmetrical information begets layers of crippling uncertainty.
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Success begets success, and EDM producers, DJs, and artists began to notice that there was a mainstream audience for a pop version of EDM.
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There's also the matter of tabula rasa itself, a philosophical concept that suggests the mind is a blank slate until life experience begets personality.
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"There could be a feedback effect and maybe selling begets more selling," said Salil Aggarwal, equity derivatives strategist at Deutsche Bank in New York.
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An outmoded presumption of universal automobile ownership begets wide streets and "gargantuan" gaps between intersections that hog-tie urban planners working to increase density.
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Cyber begets cyber, so it's important that we're judicious as to when we use the cyber tools and when we use the other tools.
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Success begets success — the PlayStation 4 has overtaken the zeitgeist as "the" game console to own if you're going to buy a game console.
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And not knowing why we're suddenly not quite as tight can often make it harder to close the gap between us: distance begets distance.
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That cliche begets this political reality: When the economy is good and/or people believe the economy is good, a president is usually popular.
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Not to mention, debt begets poor credit — two of the biggest components of a person's credit score are debt payment history and current balances.
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For now, most media outlets are unwilling to make a change if no one else is, creating an inertia loop whereby inaction begets inaction.
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For now, most media outlets are unwilling to make a change if no one else is, creating an inertia loop whereby inaction begets inaction.
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Is this the dawning of the next generation of dominance, a run that begets household names, championship parades and regular mentions on gossip pages?
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Plus, those crops, along every other plant affected by the connected weather cycles, absorb less CO2—Arctic warming begets the potential for even more warming.
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Moreover, loosening control over capital enabled capital to be withdrawn, flee abroad, and become involved in games whereby "money begets money" in global financial markets.
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Aired during what is one of the most watched events on television each year, the brief ads strive for controversy because, hey, controversy begets attention.
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Martin knows that violence only begets more violence, but in Game of Thrones, the only way to stop unspeakable violence is even more unspeakable violence.
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Certainly the ease with which "Freesas" were produced and given away begets their impracticality, but the gesture initiates conversations about recalibrating borders, zones and communities.
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But it can be a boon for Wall Street dealers because it begets trading volume and creates opportunity to profit quickly on outsized price swings.
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As a fan of turning wealth into political influence, which begets more wealth, Ross wants to see Donald Trump continue to entrench himself in office.
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Jackson came close, so close, to the moment where all things start to fall in place, where winning begets winning, and the nomination takes hold.
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In personal genealogy, data begets data; breakthroughs on sites like Ancestry result from documents, memories, and human connections, and tend to take those same forms.
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Newton's third law of motion begets, after 250 years, the age of the rocket; the discovery of the double helix delivers, several decades later, Crispr.
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"Radical technological change begets radical government policy ideas," concluded a July report on the topic produced for the U.S. intelligence community by Harvard University's Belfer Center.
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Though Deutsche still claims "global corporate-and investment-banking ambitions", feeding the domestic roots looks wise: America's big banks show that domestic strength begets strength abroad.
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The politicization of state attorneys general begets further politicization of the courts at the expense of Congress and the will of the people who elect them.
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Yet this richly detailed look at intersecting paths, cutting across generations, quickly carves its own niche, one where tragedy begets tragedy, and vengeance comes with consequences.
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And, though evidence suggests that seeing or suffering violence begets more violence, "experiencing a positive event renders one more likely to subsequently act altruistically," the editorial stated.
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White Girl made headlines at its Sundance premiere for lots of sex and lots of drugs, but whiteness — and the immunity it begets — is at its core.
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That fear begets another: that Libra could become so widely used that it would harm central bankers' ability to manipulate the money supply to enact monetary policy.
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Still, we need to tackle the underemployment problem because underemployment leads to job dropout and that begets higher levels of employee turnover and eventually reduced employer profits.
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Indeed, in the federal government, subsidy begets subsidy, until pretty soon most every industry is on the take, and once on the take, the taking never ends.
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There are times when I think I can tell when one particular entry begets another, in a themeless puzzle, and it makes the solve cozy and fun.
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The renewed euro-dollar vol slump has taken a forex volatility index near record lows hit in April at 5.48% Low vol begets more of the same.
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" She adds, "I choose to believe that all of us can be better and that if we treat each other with kindness hopefully, over time, kindness begets kindness.
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And so a little bit of melancholy is inevitable as freedom gives way to responsibility and ambition begets regret — an endless summer leaves a hell of a sunburn.
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GARY D. SESSER, NEW YORK To the Editor: Frank Bruni contends that the Patriots' "good fortune begets more good fortune," like the nation's elite benefiting from tax cuts.
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But turmoil begets opportunity in financial markets — and investors looking to make the most out of these capricious times can find solace if they know where to look.
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"The stock is in a steep downtrend and negativity begets more negativity on Wall Street," said John Gardner, managing member at Aptus Capital Advisors LLC in Fairhope, Alabama.
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It is more than a cliché to say that hateful language begets hateful language -- and that it ultimately increases the likelihood that people enraged with hate will act.
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But change begets faster change: Larry Page and Sergey Brin were twenty-five when they started Google, in 1998; Mark Zuckerberg was nineteen when he created Facebook, in 2004.
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Now you've got young men with no way to express themselves in a proper way, so violence begets violence and the cycle keeps going on and on and on.
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Beatrice's attempt to do the right thing by saving Henrietta from the complicated, resentful life she knew as a mother and wife ultimately begets a different kind of pain.
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Keep him and his still-developing 7-foot-3 frame upright on the floor — just not so long that he crosses that ever-shifting threshold where fatigue begets bodily harm.
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Automation can bring back American jobs, which begets higher quality work and a new age of American greatness — one that speaks to what we have always been known for: innovation.
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Many of the problems plaguing African countries such as South Sudan, Burundi, Somalia, Cameroon, and Zimbabwe are rooted in poor governance, which begets systemic corruption, poverty, conflict and widespread insecurity.
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The question of whether or not you need to eat breakfast in order to feel good in the morning begets asking what it is you like to eat and why.
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It's a darkly funny, hyperbolic view of Hollywood in which art is just another form of entertainment, where the act of peddling one's life story begets its own reality show.
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Here a jab begets a counter, which Smith evades with a check hook while back stepping to an angle, and attempts to follow with a southpaw right hook from said angle.
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I learned that work begets work, you have to plant the seeds and work really hard, water them, and watch them grow and continue growing as an artist and a person.
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It's all about the search for love, and if history — or, for that matter, literature, movies, podcasts, and your nosy neighbor — has anything to teach us, it's that romance often begets scandal.
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That's in part because of the basic economic tenet that money begets more money: When people have wealth, they invest and pass it along while probably hiding a bunch of it offshore.
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This question begets a bigger and more fundamental one: Why in the world is the Fed — or, for that matter, any central bank — trying to manipulate interest rates in the first place?
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Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani: the man who mirrored an ever-changing Iran Relations with the West Despite American support for Saddam, Rafsanjani was receptive to President George HW Bush's promise that "goodwill begets goodwill".
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What starts as an ensemble cast bewildered by the events taking place mere feet away from them, turns into an all-out paranoia bonanza as tempers flare, suspicions rage, and violence begets violence.
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It's a good old-fashioned cautionary tale on how having money begets the desire for more money, and how the consequences of success, especially monetary, can propel you to focus on temporal things.
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If the novel is partly about the legacy of colonial violence—how it traumatizes its victims, and begets more violence—it is also about a painful estrangement from the world that succeeded it.
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Terrible PR begets charitable acts Most riders have learned to live with Uber's surge pricing, although some still complain loudly when they see their jacked up bill at the end of a ride.
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When art becomes a commodity and an investment, premised on "the exciting if not always reliable notion of art as an alternative asset," it is price, as much as merit, that begets price.
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Scarcity, after all, begets both recalibration and innovation — especially in an era when any dish is expected to win praise on social media and woo jaded diners bored by their ever-increasing options.
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The bar's tenuous ecosystem unravels: economic anxiety begets racial resentment (Tracey thinks that Cynthia got the promotion because she's black), xenophobia (a Colombian busboy who works as a scab is targeted), and violence.
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And as well as death, migration, hunger, patriotism and cynicism, it also begets art, as a new multimedia exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art's (MoMA) PS1 outpost in Queens, New York, demonstrates.
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And while that begets plenty of robot-vs-human action, the film also centers on the internal battle between what we are taught as children and the knowledge we gain as we become adults.
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Now, whenever Trump's popularity among white supremacists begets a new campaign controversy, his supporters will surface to remind whoever they can that Democrats were the party of Jim Crow and—did you even know?
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A competition begets a business ventureThe concept for Cubii came to Jain and her cofounders while they were completing their undergraduate degrees at the University of Chicago, where Jain earned her BA in economics.
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" Finally, there is nascent, but increasing, evidence that violence begets violence, with one school shooting — especially if it receives a lot of publicity — leading to others, a phenomenon that researchers refer to as "contagion.
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When we finally meet him, the tragedy of the whole story comes into focus, showing how one act of violence begets another and another, in a cycle that ultimately claims many of the characters.
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Just as with asset markets, in which price stability begets instability by encouraging excessive risk-taking, so, too, in Western politics the insiders took absurd risks, convinced that outsiders were never a real threat.
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"Said aloud" indicated something homonym-ish, but the discord between a hawk and "something ugly" didn't suggest anything, given that hawks are graceful, soaring … Oh. A hawk would say, "I soar;" this begets EYESORE.
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But this exchange also begets a kind of political capital that feeds the narrative that Americans are creative, open, and optimistic: a narrative that has served American companies and policies around the world for decades.
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They get a substantial payout for the song used in a show, and that use begets more interest in the song, generating money for streams on a multitude of platforms where their music is available.
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The voices heard in American politics are skewed substantially in the direction of the affluent and well-educated, creating a vicious circle in which economic inequality begets political inequality which, in turn, furthers economic inequality.
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And what has happened to our discourse — and how we do we make necessary progress — when hate is answered by hate, prejudice is echoed by prejudice, extremism begets extremism and ostensible liberalism practices abject illiberalism?
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But the idea that weakness begets aggression has a pretty long heritage, back to the [1938] Munich Conference — which is of course this huge analogy that we use for every damn thing in American politics.
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"Lucky Escape," a standout track from the latter, is the best kind of breakup song — rejection begets resentment, as an honest reflection on the relationship proves that the singer is better off without that asshole, anyway.
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It doesn't matter that this is a comedy or that nothing violent was happening at the party; Reggie is a young black man in a perfect storm of bad circumstances, which begets tragedy far too often.
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Attention begets followers, which in turn brings more lucrative forms of attention: ask any number of Twitter humorists who managed to parlay their observational skill into TV writing jobs and they'll tell you the same thing.
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Both films concern conveniently witless members of the upper-middle class — a Swedish museum curator in "The Square," an apparently American heart surgeon and his family in "Sacred Deer" — whose privilege begets a crucible of suffering.
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In this way, we can scale up these efforts — because more women in the industry naturally begets more women in the industry, and the problem becomes exponentially easier to solve once you've begun to solve it.
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In a trend-driven cycle where hype begets hype, we embarked on a mission to cut through the madness of it all to get to the bottom of the real need for ugly footwear, which is fashion comfort.
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The vision, Blumer tells me, is to use blockchain to tackle the well-trodden problems of social media, avoiding both the control of big tech companies and also the misinformation and trolling that a lack of control begets.
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With that said, my experience in law school and as a lawyer has opened my eyes to the reality of our American brand of capitalism and the way that privilege and familial wealth begets privilege and familial wealth.
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We must examine the values in our own leaders, knowing that a lack of tolerance begets very little but a perpetuation of similar intolerance, until we are all divided and there is no place to reclaim our common humanity.
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IN "INFORMATION RULES"—published in 1999 but still one of the best books on digital economics—Carl Shapiro and Hal Varian, two economists, popularised the term "network effects", which means that in the digital world size easily begets size.
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The facile "It's either war or talks" argument perilously preempts the probability that protracted negotiations between the two sides only begets a greater calamity, as Pyongyang buys time and money with which to perfect its nuclear and missile capabilities.
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We've looked the other way on the Yemen atrocities and the brutal justice system which begets so many human rights abuses in the kingdom because we made fundamentally the same bargain 70 years ago that WWE did in 2017.
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After finishing near the top in Iowa, winning New Hampshire and then overwhelming his rivals in Nevada, the first state with a racially diverse electorate, he has the aura of success — and winning usually begets winning in presidential primaries.
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Of course, Heightened visibility begets heightened expectations — and so, it comes as little surprise to find GlerAkur's debut LP, The Mountains Are Beautiful Now, dwarfing its extended-play predecessor: not just in terms of scope, but ambition and songcraft as well.
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"There are so many things that we're not talking about and one of the things that I don't think we're talking about is the way unhealed trauma begets trauma," Hathaway, who's an outspoken supporter of the Times Up movement, explained.
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Buddhism, or the version of it in American yoga studios and popular among spiritualists like Eckhart Tolle promulgate, begets a passivity that runs counter to the active, practical engagement that I am encouraging on the part of contemporary artists, myself included.
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The arc of the film will feel familiar for anyone who's seen "Bohemian Rhapsody" or most other musical biopics: Spectacular success begets trouble with drugs and alcohol, and soon the star's most steadfast companions can do little but shake their heads.
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Doing such a project as this one, I whined, begets a desire to publish what you write, and publication defeats the ongoing project, the purpose of which is to keep the old writer alive by never coming to an end.
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No. 493 jevnaker, Norway Nearing 70 and settled in an isolated rural cabin, Trond reflects on a fateful summer during his teenage years, when his friend Jon takes him on an adventure that begets a series of losses for them both.
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And media attention begets policy; the day before the CNN town hall, Democratic presidential candidates Elizabeth Warren, Kamala Harris, Pete Buttigieg, and Julian Castro put forward a fresh wave of climate change plans, joining much of the rest of the field.
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That the Greek surrealist director Yorgos Lanthimos was once attached to direct On Becoming a God makes perfect sense, given the subject matter—the violence of America's economy, in which exploitation begets exploitation—and the show's occasionally-hallucinatory depiction of Floridian life.
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The only way to distinguish authentic Indian-made goods, however, is to label them as such, and label imitations as being made elsewhere, such as the Philippines or Bangkok, which then begets prices that reflect that the imitation jewelry is cheap copies.
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The therapy session is interspersed with memories that Dr. Reisman's pointed questions cause to bubble up: Perry beating Celeste with their sons's toys; Perry holding Celeste's head down suffocating her; rage begets rough sex eventually giving way to Perry crying in her arms.
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The logical conclusion would be that such a strong fall — which included a massive breakout hit in This Is Us and couple of pretty solid cable hits in Atlanta and OWN's Queen Sugar — would lead to more strong TV. Strength begets strength, right?
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Margaret Qualley's turn as a different kind of Manson cult member is one of my favorite performances in the whole movie, and Tarantino seems to be playing around with the idea that violence — even fictional movie violence — only ever begets more violence.
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Social media might have created a new class of celebrity, but influencers still have to grapple with an audience that is hungry to learn more about the romantic lives of their favorite creators — typically without any of the support or riches that traditional celebrity begets.
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The problem the Fed begets is that the investment required for banks to offer real-time payment processing is substantial — the system can cost as much as $20 million for a bank to set up — and the two systems almost assuredly would not be interoperable.
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Though superwealth and misogyny are ready subjects, "Jell-O Girls" is most interesting as an examination of the psychological sources of illness and the outsize fertility of unhealed trauma, which inevitably begets more trauma, creating a lineage of what seems like cellular-borne pain.
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On a personal level, when we bring into the world a being that is of us, someone we will protect and love and for whom we will do everything we can to help thrive and flourish, it begets the question, How is this selfless?
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The Seahawks' style begets close games, but Seattle seems more lethal when its defense struggles just enough to open up the playbook and let Wilson pass, as he did in the second half of a loss to San Francisco in the regular-season finale.
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That rush jump-started the fortunes of the Trump family and set in motion a story reminiscent of The Godfather or a great American novel: Immigrant grit and hustle begets a thriving family business run by a succession of ruthless, cunning, single-minded men.
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The study is an important milestone in CTE research — Boston University touted it as "the largest and most methodologically rigorous CTE case series ever published" — but there's still more work to be done to understand exactly how football and the violence it begets affect the human brain.
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Adultery soon begets murder, but even when Katherine is standing over a second corpse, it's not obvious whether she's a newly sprung prisoner of gender with a reasonable sociopolitical alibi (the patriarchy made her do it!) or just a psychopath in a fetching peacock-blue gown.
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It's as if they've already been estranged from themselves, caught inside a murderous loop, divorced from oneself and one's sanity; or caught inside an architectural condition that begets murder and mystery precisely because of the way it rearranges social relations inside a burgeoning capitalist society with an escalating market.
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On the one hand, the author wants to use myth, with its strong archetypal patterns ("vengeance begets vengeance"), to illustrate his political point; on the other, he wants to demythologize myth, cutting its heroic characters down to modern size, giving them recognizable psychologies and more or less normal motivations.
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And yet what you respond to in black music is the ultimate expression of a belief in that freedom, the belief that the struggle is worth it, that the pain begets joy, and that that joy you're experiencing is not only contagious, it's necessary and urgent and irresistible.
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As transparency also begets accountability, it's no surprise that today, after 15 years of planning and layers upon layers of committees, it's nearly impossible to understand exactly what the FirstNet-AT&T solution is offering and how the federal government will deliver on its promises to the states.
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Think of it as the obverse of a market meltdown: There are almost always solid underlying fundamental reasons for a nasty market decline, but when the bad news and fear become saturating and the market's scary freefall itself begets more selling, that's the meltdown, or downside overshoot phase.
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Many within the alt-right, he said, had decided to embrace full-fledged anti-Semitism and white nationalism "rather than tapping the brakes into optics cucking" and giving up the dream of a full-fledged race war and a white ethnostate: Activism begets more IRL [in real life] stuff.
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"A lower share price begets a lower share price … For a company widely expected to continue to fund its strategy through external capital raises, a fall in the share price can take on a self-fulfilling nature that further exacerbates the volatility of the share price," analyst Adam Jonas wrote.
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A.I. is an industry in which strength begets strength: The more data you have, the better your product; the better your product, the more data you can collect; the more data you can collect, the more talent you can attract; the more talent you can attract, the better your product.
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Another yardstick here is how often you make changes in that part of the system/codebase; debt begets debt, so if a component changes a lot, it will accrue more debt… whereas with a component that rarely changes, you can generally accrue some debt and let it sit for a long time.
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The relationship of these two up-and-comers, playing out amid a large cast of other familiar Mafia-drama types (the ruthless but declining boss, the calculating mother, the good soldier, the aggrieved wife), proceeds through an arc of increasingly operatic violence, as rival clans fight for turf and one massacre begets another.
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The hair dryer chicken tweet is not as surreal a phenomenon as Tide Pods or as ubiquitous as Flat Earth conspiracy theories, but it has followed a similar trajectory: a single, unremarkable idea gains outsized traction; that response warrants a blog post, which begets more blog posts; and, finally, the absurdity of the overreaction inspires jokes and parodies.
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Players like LeBlanc are on a level to play against the greatest of all time in Mike Trout and Clayton Kershaw, but not on a level that begets the security of knowing in what city they and their families will be living the next year, or to be considered worthy of an investment on anything more than an as-needed basis.
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Bad typically begets worse, and a hard Brexit will most likely accelerate every other fissiparous and dangerous trend in British politics: a new push for independence by Scotland and possibly Northern Ireland and Wales; a greater chance of NATO-skeptical, anti-Semitic Jeremy Corbyn becoming prime minister; Britain's extended absence as a meaningful and active presence on the world stage.
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From where I stand — and maybe here we can stand together — I see once again that violence tragically begets violence, and that if America had faced its history of racial violence many decades ago, maybe even a few years ago when Eric Garner was seen by millions of Americans being strangled by a police officer on YouTube, we'd all be better for it today.
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