He was beloved by many, and loathed by many more.
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Admired by many foreigners and few Israelis, loathed by many, mostly Israelis.
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While feared by many voters, ease of movement is welcomed by many firms.
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If something has been designed to be bought by many, it was also made to be enjoyed by many.
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That defeat had been seen by many as the end of a seven-year campaign pledge by many Republicans to repeal Obamacare.
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The apple was considered sacred by many societies and has been used in divination spells and is still used today by many pagan groups.
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He pointed to tools shared by many aboriginal cultures across great distances, as well as to a family of languages spoken by many aboriginal groups.
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The mayor was condemned by many quarters for what was regarded by many as closed-door dealings involving, among other things, massive tax breaks for the company.
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Airbnb is beloved by many travelers for providing low-cost lodging in neighborhoods around the world — and is hated by many neighbors for creating disturbances next door.
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He was an actor, made movies, and was both beloved (by many) and dismissed (by many), was crazy-making good-looking and traveled in the upper echelons of the red world.
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Thiel also funded the wrestler Hulk Hogan's successful lawsuit against the gossip site Gawker (which was later forced to close), a move viewed by many as anti-democratic by many in tech.
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The women's world records in all of the races on the track from 100 meters to 10,000 meters are also surpassed by many men each year, including by many high school boys.
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"It's remarkable to us that Caterpillar is viewed by many as the poster child of the U.S.-China trade war, while Deere is viewed by many to be far less vulnerable," Gilardi added.
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Trump remains highly popular in the conservative districts occupied by many House Republicans, much more so than Ryan himself, who is scorned by many in the GOP base as an establishment sell-out.
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This omission was quickly noted and reviled by many viewers.
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Dr. Portier's view is not shared by many other experts.
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And it was ahead of its time by many years.
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It is a concern shared by many liberals and minorities.
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Humans still abide by many social cues when they're driving.
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Even Adolf Hitler was dismissed by many as a buffoon.
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The man born David Jones was known by many names.
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He was beloved by many and will be greatly missed.
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The decision now is supported by many Republicans, including Sen.
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They're practiced by many legitimate researchers and computer system testers.
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It is dismissed by many, including sometimes by The Economist.
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The maneuver has been copied by many other champions since.
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He's revered by many former players, and for good reason.
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To exacerbate the situation, Bruce was blacklisted by many clubs.
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By many accounts, Wayne was peaking between 2006 and 2007.
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This has been illuminated by many economists, notably Douglass North.
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Still, Dell's transformation is welcomed by many beleaguered IT managers.
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"He was loved by many and will be deeply missed."
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Nevertheless, Rosenworcel is highly respected by many public internet advocates.
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As was said by many, everyone grieves in different ways.
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They, by many accounts, are the leader in 5G technology.
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Poor posture can be caused and exacerbated by many things.
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The Epiphany is celebrated by many Orthodox believers on Jan.
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The myth has been debunked by many over the years.
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Should be applauded, and hopefully taken up by many others.
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This sentiment has been echoed by many investors and entrepreneurs.
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Yates was immediately celebrated as a hero by many. Sen.
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That's a situation compounded by many of the president's utterances.
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It is opposed by many religious groups and political conservatives.
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It's a passion shared by many of Belhasa's celebrity friends.
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Manafort's sentence was criticized by many pundits as too lenient.
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By many accounts, it was a fun and rewarding day.
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The remark was quickly picked up by many media outlets.
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The initial thought by many would be, no big deal.
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After being courted by many K Street firms, former Sen.
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Crowley was considered by many the likely next Democratic speaker.
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Allies remain skittish and say that by many measures, Mrs.
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By many accounts, Prince was an inscrutable and paranoid boss.
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The news was widely reported and applauded by many online.
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Trump by many accounts is considered an aware, intelligent person.
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The importance placed on apologies is shared by many cultures.
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This is, by many accounts, not uncommon in such situations.
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It's come to be despised by many big pharmaceutical companies.
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Sanders, unsurprisingly, is described by many people as being cheap.
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He's been considered a rising star by many in Washington.
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BDS is not looked upon too kindly by many liberals.
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Trump's agenda was criticized by many of the award recipients.
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Therefore, its trend is closely followed by many different investors.
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They're not really accepted by many merchants as a currency.
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It's a tradition appreciated by many, objected to by few.
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In fact, by many accounts, it's stepped up its aggression.
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Handkerchiefs go by many names and come in many sizes.
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Mr. Trump's behavior has been described as treasonous by many.
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Chis Sale was expected by many to start this game.
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By many measures, that strategy has been a blockbuster hit.
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Some paths are gentle and sunlit, and traveled by many.
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Sadly, perfectionism is still viewed by many as a virtue.
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It's also danced by many other companies around the world.
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By many metrics, 2018 was a rough year for brands.
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By many measures, the average New Yorker is pretty green.
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By many measures, Mr. Thiel has impeccable Silicon Valley credentials.
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The announcement was welcomed by many people in the sport.
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The movie is considered among the best by many cinephiles.
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The Solido stone comes highly recommended by many product reviewers.
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He was also blamed by many for the subway's problems.
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Ludougao's plight was echoed by many others across the country.
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But those poll numbers were treated by many as gospel.
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The move was praised by many customers on social media.
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Qassem Soleimani, was hailed by many lawmakers and Iran experts.
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He continues to be regarded in this way by many.
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"When John is described by many as an atomic bomb."
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But the positives were counterbalanced by many negatives, experts said.
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But by many other measures, the sale was a disappointment.
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I really wasn't blown away by many of the results.
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He echoed an idea shared by many others calling for
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This would likely be viewed by many as "conservative" legislation.
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Today is April 231, affectionately known by many as 22000.
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The year 2017 was a bleak one, by many accounts.
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The tone taken by many other sitcoms was more stilted.
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Ms. Dussourd was shunned by many of her fellow parishioners.
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What followed can best be described by many Britons as chaos.
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She was loved by many people and will be dearly missed.
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The Italian proposal is backed by many countries, rich and poor.
|
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Cryptocurrency's appeal is understood by many as freedom from human fallibility.
|
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It was seen by many as a rebuke to this president.
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Hungary is still perceived by many as a pretty gloomy place.
|
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Dylann Roof is treated as a hero by many Gab users.
|
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"They were raped by many soldiers, not just one," he said.
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But they have also been rubbished by many in her party.
|
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Prime Minister Conte is perceived by many as a weak figurehead.
|
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Indeed, many renewable-energy federal incentives are backed by many Republicans.
|
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And the challenge is faced by many countries, not only Egypt.
|
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Mexico is used as a production base by many Japanese automakers.
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The nests are considered a delicacy and aphrodisiac by many Chinese.
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The news was welcomed by many in Manning's legal support team.
|
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Tonight is the Super Bowl, a sporting event enjoyed by many.
|
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Google Assistant is by many measurements the best voice assistant available.
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It is by many accounts the worst health care bill yet.
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It wasn't long until those statues were joined by many more.
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This more conservative measure of inflation is favored by many Republicans.
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BY MANY measures the world has never been in better health.
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Remarkably, this position was adopted by many staff at the university.
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Nevertheless, he was charming and well liked by many at Columbine.
|
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Such views are shared by many on Israel&aposs political left.
|
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The Iranian regime was by many reports in dire, dire straits.
|
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It has been seen by many as too soft on banks.
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There are two common theories posed by many that deserve note.
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To be sure, both are beloved by many, if not most.
|
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"Our view is shared by many experts," a Roche spokesman said.
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The Note Edge was written off as a gimmick by many.
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However, it's still not treated like a disease by many people.
|
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The musical object's loss has been mourned by many, and resisted.
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They exist, and they're loved by many basketball and baseball players.
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Walk-in appointments are accepted by many weed doctors across California.
|
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By many measures the National Flood Insurance Program is a failure.
|
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Begg's thoughts have been echoed by many of the prisoners' lawyers.
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Barry Goldwater in 1964 was opposed by many Republican party leaders.
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It's considered by many to be the first modern detective story.
|
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These claims are heard around the world and believed by many.
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He was loved by many, and he will always be remembered.
|
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Amazon announcement came as unexpected by many who follow the companies.
|
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The $60 billion is, by many accounts, a low estimate. Why?
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It is a fear shared by many of her fellow parishioners.
|
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Mistress dispellers are also viewed unfavorably by many traditional marriage counselors.
|
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Johnson was abandoned and knifed by many in his own party.
|
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Election observers said the polls had been marred by many irregularities.
|
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Mark Harris' victory was viewed by many as a big upset.
|
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This opinion is shared by many in the divided business community.
|
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Located in London, Shoreditch has been called "overhyped" by many locals.
|
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Sanders (I-Vt.) is expected by many to enter the race.
|
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"There's a fear of this issue by many Republicans," he said.
|
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The speech appeared to have been well received by many here.
|
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Bruno's border crossing was viewed by many as a good sign.
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When I arrived to Canada, I was helped by many people.
|
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He is seen by many Algerians as a symbol of stability.
|
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Escapism has long been considered by many the point of fashion.
|
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By many measures, Chobani embodies the classic American immigrant success story.
|
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Fiat's bold logo evolution has been marked by many drastic redesigns.
|
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The judge's lewd behavior was, by many accounts, an open secret.
|
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Pence is considered a far-right conservative by many political insiders.
|
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There was an outbreak of lawsuits, followed by many quiet settlements.
|
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This is an option offered by many of the website builders.
|
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This structure will allow Libra to be overseen by many companies.
|
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It endured national scrutiny and was derided by many as racist.
|
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By many measures, ADP was an unlikely target for Mr. Ackman.
|
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The raids on Monday were viewed with alarm by many journalists.
|
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Bernie Sanders and supported by many of the leading Democratic contenders.
|
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And her unique approach to skincare has been celebrated by many.
|
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HARTFORD — By many measures, Connecticut appears to be brimming with wealth.
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"The Godfather" (1972) is considered an iconic film by many critics.
|
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By many estimates, we've already paid for the corporate tax cut.
|
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"Brahima" (2012) presents a proud, unbroken visage shared by many subjects.
|
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In fact, the wealth test's impact will be felt by many.
|
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Venice is seen by many as the poster child for overtourism.
|
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That will be celebrated by many on a balmy Miami night.
|
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But it is expected to be vigorously contested by many states.
|
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Mnuchin, however, was cited by many as a ray of hope.
|
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By many accounts, his primary sport as a schoolboy was basketball.
|
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Africa's underserved, growing population is seen by many as the future.
|
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And by many objective measures, it's not even the best healthcare.
|
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The original Ghostbusters was beloved by many, regardless of their gender.
|
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It's also true that by many measures stock valuations are high.
|
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Multiply these examples by many years and generations of analogous scenarios.
|
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Seaport Buffet sits on a waterfront street populated by many restaurants.
|
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Another reason, she said, is that Tyson is beloved by many.
|
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By many accounts, the distribution in Brooklyn works with clockwork efficiency.
|
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Comey was widely viewed with suspicion by many in the administration.
|
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Though it seems simple, this equation is contorted by many variables.
|
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But they follow a path blazed by many women before them.
|
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That debate goes by many names — quantity versus quality; mass v.
|
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The Sci-Hub is used by many independent researchers, including myself.
|
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The regulations have been endorsed by many environmental groups, but Rep.
|
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"Exactly what are you protesting, seeing that you have what I've heard referred as a dream job that is treasured by many and hoped for by many more," Austerd wrote the Sun-Times in an email.
|
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By many measures, China's industrial safety record has improved in recent years.
|
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He's considered political "royalty" by many in the state, Utah's Lt. Gov.
|
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She is, by many accounts, the only person the president listens to.
|
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By contrast to Bush, Bill Clinton is warmly remembered by many Democrats.
|
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The evolutionary outcome will be recognized by many aging Northern Hemisphere democracies.
|
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Financial advisors go by many different names: financial consultant, wealth manager, etc.
|
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Unfortunately, it is ignored by many geo-mapping sites such as IPlocation.
|
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" It's a position taken by many Antifa activists: "This is self-defense.
|
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He was also considered by many to be quite attractive and charming.
|
|
But Galvez's story is shared by many JetSmarter customers interviewed by CNBC.
|
|
"Even animals that are hated by many deserve respect," Sehr told media.
|
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Mescaline was used by many culturally important people in the 23th century.
|
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The tariff war is compounding the pain felt by many Chinese companies.
|
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Rest in peace, Brodie and Sean, you will be remembered by many.
|
|
The tweet was cheered by many, including several lawmakers on Capitol Hill.
|
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The course is seen by many as the toughest in the military.
|
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Homosexuality is still viewed with suspicion, or even contempt, by many Chinese.
|
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The dividends paid by many Greek shipping firms also often stay offshore.
|
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By many measures, it is the continent's best college outside South Africa.
|
|
His candidacy is widely viewed as distasteful and offensive by many residents.
|
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By many accounts, companies can no longer afford to ignore these factors.
|
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Yes, the bill was supported by many black leaders at the time.
|
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"The list is seen as a great betrayal by many Yellow Vests."
|
|
Those doubts are shared by many in Britain and the Irish Republic.
|
|
"It's perceived by many to be retaliatory," said Chris Dolan, Ferro's attorney.
|
|
That's not to say that glasses won't be appreciated by many people.
|
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Bernie Sanders, who was expected by many analysts to win in Iowa.
|
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At that scale, every feature is used by many millions of people.
|
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The word is now regarded by many queer people as a slur.
|
|
Clinton, endorsed by many women's groups, has owned in the past. Mrs.
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But they are dismayed by many franchisees' plans for covering the cost.
|
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It is a popular view, though not one shared by many victims.
|
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Painting itself got rejected as a masculine dominated activity by many women.
|
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Despite pledges of reform by many companies, some Japanese workers were skeptical.
|
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Today he is reviled by liberals and distrusted by many party loyalists.
|
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It's caused by many different germs, including bacteria, viruses, and even fungi.
|
|
"TK" was worshipped by many of the company's more than 15,000 employees.
|
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"We wanted him surrounded by many different real life animals," she adds.
|
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Immortality "is not a dream entertained by many serious scientists," he said.
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We were notified of my error by MANY of your fellow Minnesotans.
|
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He is a public figure, someone admired by many people, me included.
|
|
Clinton, too, is viewed with suspicion by many Black Lives Matter protesters.
|
|
He told CNN he wasn't bothered by many of the recent attacks.
|
|
Cruz is personally disliked by many of his colleagues on Capitol Hill.
|
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DAVID BOWIE Starman: David Bowie was known by many names: David Jones.
|
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Such a bathroom ban likely isn't supported by many progressive Amazon employees.
|
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Fujimori's chances could be handicapped by many Peruvians dislike for her father.
|
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The bill is nonetheless supported by many in the live events industry.
|
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The design has been checked by many for evoking racist blackface iconography.
|
|
Truman was cast by many Americans as evil incarnate for firing Gen.
|
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It was a brilliant political slogan, a whistle heard by many dogs.
|
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"It's not something that would be offered by many insurers," he said.
|
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That view is likely shared by many leaders of Hamas, analysts suggested.
|
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The sentence is decried by many, including the victim, as too lenient.
|
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The health hazards of these particles have been documented by many studies.
|
|
I really don't believe that he is the monster painted by many.
|
|
Chief of staff John Kelly seems to be receding, by many accounts.
|
|
Those kinds of challenges can drag out the process by many years.
|
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"Things are still progressing," he said, a sentiment echoed by many visitors.
|
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American factories produced more goods last year than ever, by many indications.
|
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That model is now widely followed by many schools with large endowments.
|
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We were impressed by many of the convincing look-alikes this year.
|
|
Starting a sentence with "however," however, is discouraged by many careful writers.
|
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But by many measures, Detroit still has a long way to go.
|
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Showing up late, by many accounts, was his fate as governor, too.
|
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Harley-Davidson motorcycles are no longer considered cool by many young people.
|
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Jesse Helms, considered a foe by many in the civil rights movement.
|
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A hijab is the traditional head covering worn by many Muslim women.
|
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Because she never married, Princess Elisabeth was considered a pioneer by many.
|
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Nine times out of ten, it won't be seen by many people.
|
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Compared to Juarez, Lubbock is considered by many a more accessible record.
|
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Defensive design goes by many names: hostile architecture, dystopian planning, natural surveillance.
|
|
By many standards, Donald Trump's big trip to Israel hasn't gone well.
|
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That antipathy toward slotting fees is shared, naturally, by many food manufacturers.
|
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The mining sector was stung by many of its big-ticket investments.
|
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By many counts, over 400 coal-fired plants have already been shuttered.
|
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It was seen by many as the catalyst for Israel's tech scene.
|
|
Indeed, this is a view shared by many, though not all, economists.
|
|
And it too was succeeded by many knockoffs on sites like Amazon.
|
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And no doubt, by many standards, Mr. Trump is in decent shape.
|
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This was true; Impostor Buster had been blocked by many neo-Nazis.
|
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It is used by many chain restaurants that serve sandwiches and buns.
|
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Frustrated by many symptoms and few answers, she grew anxious and depressed.
|
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It has come to be viewed as a disappointment by many players.
|
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But their new movie was seen by many critics as a disappointment.
|
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This is why we are seeing defections by many of these soldiers.
|
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By many standards, the age of sixteen is the beginning of adulthood.
|
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Bolsonaro has been criticized by many within Brazil for downplaying the crisis.
|
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This coincides with the advice given by many medical experts ( here ) 210.
|
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Even so, the head starts have gone largely unnoticed by many pedestrians.
|
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This man was wearing a religious throbe worn by many African men.
|
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Like Kratochvilova's record in the 800, it is considered unapproachable by many.
|
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But "rare" is a goal no longer considered acceptable by many progressives.
|
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His comment was echoed by many others, from all walks of life.
|
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Mr. Wagner was unmoved by the Nixonian comparisons drawn by many Democrats.
|
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Netflix remains the dominant over-the-top video provider by many metrics.
|
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That difference in price is called a "kimchi premium" by many traders.
|
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It has already been adopted by many popular browsers and operating systems.
|
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Both examine male expectation and pride, their similarities separated by many centuries.
|
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Gmail's primary tab is considered by many to be their main inbox.
|
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He told a truth that was inconvenient but corroborated by many others.
|
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Facebook, for instance, is viewed by many as personal, so use discretion.
|
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" Hickenlooper insisted his stance "is shared by many of my Democratic colleagues.
|
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But it's also been made by many, many other candidates this cycle.
|
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Despite his record, Kellogg was seen by many as simply a placeholder.
|
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The notion of servant leadership is grossly underrated and ignored by many.
|
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It must be a group effort, advanced by many over many generations.
|
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Unfortunately, the rule of restraint is observed in the breach by many.
|
|
And the latter approach, taken by many LGBTQ folks online, could backfire.
|
|
Facebook is still growing in many regions and by many other measurements.
|
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Leaving it off your resume altogether is frowned on by many employers.
|
|
Trump was swiftly attacked by many on social media for his claim.
|
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By many measures, we&aposre living in the age of clean energy.
|
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It's viewed by many Americans as just another bill, not an investment.
|
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It's an old and favored trope in fashion, once cultivated by many.
|
|
To some extent, this represents a benign shorthand used by many critics.
|
|
The Ledbetter bill was celebrated by many who work on equal pay.
|
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"Will anything change?" was a refrain echoed by many, implicitly or explicitly.
|
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Not by me, but by many a stranger and friend — reliable observers.
|
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To make the subtext text would be seen by many as abhorrent.
|
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Trump is hated by many in England for a variety of reasons.
|
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This wasn't treated as nonviolent by Trump supporters, or by many commentators.
|
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MacKenzie Bezos was, by many accounts, instrumental in the founding of Amazon.
|
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The currency had been tipped by many investors to jump after being floated.
|
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The Ram truck had been the expected favorite by many in the industry.
|
|
Trump has owned casinos, places regarded by many Christians as dens of iniquity.
|
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"He's perceived by many to be a kind of loose cannon," Wyckoff said.
|
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DJT, seen by many as an indicator of economic health, gained 21 percent.
|
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He's considered by many to be the greatest baseball announcer of all time.
|
|
His background and character has already undergone careful scrutiny by many foreign governments.
|
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Synthetic cannabinoid products are referred to by many names, including K2 and spice.
|
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The West Bank barrier is decorated by many street artists, including Banksy himself.
|
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Over time, Biden became seen by many as a uniquely honest public figure.
|
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She is considered by many as the top-ranking principal in the state.
|
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Risk management gets thrown out the window by many during a bull market.
|
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The bill was opposed by many Ugandans and is being challenged in court.
|
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You will hear this question asked by many women as you grow older.
|
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Weaknesses: Lam is seen by many Hong Kongers as tainted by Leung's unpopularity.
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It's therefore viewed as a serious issue by many citizens, especially PAP supporters.
|
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The government rejects that, and the trials have been supported by many Bangladeshis.
|
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Central and western parts of the river are criss-crossed by many bridges.
|
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But it was also, maybe inevitably, regarded as a gimmick by many critics.
|
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So-- and also, as you know, exchange rates are affected by many factors.
|
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He is viewed by many democracy activists as close to the Beijing leadership.
|
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The tweet was seen by many as an attack on the Muslim community.
|
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The wearing of a Native American headdress is considered offensive by many schools.
|
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We know that Dennis touched numerous lives and will be missed by many.
|
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By many modern standards, Norma Bates (the incomparable Vera Farmiga) does everything right.
|
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Austin's uniquely friendly entrepreneurial ecosystem also gives it an edge, by many accounts.
|
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These criticisms don't seem to be taken seriously by many in Sanders's camp.
|
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The problem has been reproduced by many of us here at The Verge.
|
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The RAC (Recognizing America's Children) Act is the proposal favored by many Republicans.
|
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By many indications, Trump's campaign is looking for a Republican victory in Michigan.
|
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Our "special" #MasKingdom lace breast masks have been enjoyed by many skincare lovers.
|
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Leo Varadkar, Ireland's taoiseach, is accused by many unionists of being incautiously nationalist.
|
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Black love is viewed by many as a revolutionary, political, and positive act.
|
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It&aposs a priority that is supported by many people across this country.
|
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The concept is regarded with widespread skepticism by many in the medical community.
|
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Mr. Cruz is viewed by many Republicans in Washington as stubborn and overweening.
|
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At the time, the confusion was explained by many people are merely science.
|
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The Pangasinan fishermen are seen by many Filipinos as victims of Chinese bullying.
|
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As stated by many, this storm did not "come out of nowhere". pic.twitter.
|
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The ruling People's National Party was credited by many with restoring economic order.
|
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A more adversarial approach is being embraced by many parts of the audience.
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While the show was loved by many, Wright himself was not a fan.
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It's a sentiment echoed by many developers in the industry, especially independent developers.
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Yet it is likely that some were seen by many people before disappearing.
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But like a lot of ten-year-olds, it's still misunderstood by many.
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"Tubman was beloved by many abolitionists and women's rights activists," Larson says. 5.
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Until recently, Cleveland was considered by many to be the asshole of America.
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While it's popular among many evangelical Protestants, it's been condemned by many others.
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Jira is the popular issue tracking software from Atlassian favored by many developers.
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Chile's system of private pension accounts is seen as a model by many.
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By many measures, Cuba is doing a bang-up job of fighting HIV.
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Human sacrifice was practiced by many Indigenous peoples of pre-columbian South America.
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Bolsonaro's visit has been criticized by many both in the U.S. and Brazil.
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This technique is used not just by inverted companies but by many multinationals.
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"I Am in the Class Struggle" was a sticker sported by many protesters.
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But, he's still considered a legend by many in the state of Michigan.
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That disparity did not go unnoticed by many American women watching at home.
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Mr. Fanning's nomination is being closely watched by many in the gay community.
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That line of attack was deemed suspect by many and might have backfired.
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"Telomere length can be influenced by many parameters, among them stress," Karlseder said.
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Fernandez is loved by many low-income Argentines for her generous social spending.
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TOPX, a market-weighted index preferred by many investors over the Nikkei average .
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Such a slowdown has yet to materialise but remains expected by many economists.
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In the investing world, it's regarded by many as the rulebook for success.
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"TerrorVision" (1986) has been panned by many ... but it has a loyal following.
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This photograph, though quite absurd, was thought to be real by many people.
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Warren, a senator from Massachusetts, is considered by many to be left-leaning.
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Spavor and Kovrig's detentions were seen by many as retaliation for Meng's arrest.
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As a country, by many measures, we are not getting our money's worth.
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These programs, although applauded by immigration reform advocates, were criticized by many others.
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They also say the rule is duplicative with regulations passed by many states.
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That these attitudes are shared by many Republican voters should not be surprising.
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He's been credibly accused of rampant workplace sexual harassment by many former employees.
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Perhaps due to its rarity, it remains poorly understood by many medical practitioners.
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In Indonesia, it goes by many names: rep-repan, eureup-eureup, and tindihan.
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By many lights, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame is a silly project.
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The move was championed by many Brits, including some with anti-immigrant sentiments.
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Its website, while no longer totally free, is followed by many area expatriates.
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The question was "upvoted" by many employees using the company's internal polling software.
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By many measures — population growth, jobs, tourism, property values — New York is booming.
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Others prize the amenities offered by many rental communities, particularly independent-living complexes.
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He was 215 and, by many accounts, would soon show hints of dementia.
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But by many measures, Walmart is arriving late to the digital book party.
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On a cloud service, each server is typically shared by many different customers.
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Alcohol and tobacco enforcement is now regarded by many agents as a backwater.
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Trump was also mocked for the tweets by many of his prominent critics.
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She was accepted enthusiastically by many predatory journals, and spurned by legitimate ones.
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By many measures, the space at 46 Walker Street has never been ideal.
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That view is shared by many in Congress and the American intelligence agencies.
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By many accounts it was also the foundation of Jagmeet Singh's political career.
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The region's democratic systems have been tested by many authoritarian rulers throughout history.
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But it would be applauded by many other important constituencies — particularly its employees.
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The accomplishment is still regarded by many in Australia as Howard's enduring legacy.
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Throughout his life, he was shunned by many of the Muslims around him.
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I was also struck by many of the clothes worn at the gala.
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By many accounts he is thus the play's real protagonist, its tragic hero.
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Susana Martinez, who is viewed by many as a potential vice presidential pick.
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The shooting has prompted a renewed push by many lawmakers for gun control.
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On August 8th there was another accident ascribed by many observers to Burevestnik.
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His brother, Shehbaz Sharif, was expected by many to win the prime ministership.
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Then there is one that is defended by many people, which is suicide.
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But by many measures, Sichuan food has rarely been afforded such lofty status.
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Onscreen, Butler's character Trevor is the carefree sidekick to Peter, adored by many.
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President George W. Bush was blamed by many for the blundering federal response.
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The president has already, by many accounts, been ignoring or circumventing Mr. Kelly.
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Loveday credits Biden's debate performance, seen by many as his best in months.
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Summing up the feelings now held by many educators and education advocates, Sen.
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"I loved it," said Buttler, considered a unique batsman by many cricket fans.
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It was a challenging problem that had been attacked by many prominent mathematicians.
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Mongolia was seen by many as a classic case of the "resource curse".
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Instead, they are viewed by many as a more sinister form of marketing.
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Charges of political mismanagement have been raised by many groups across the country.
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Monumentally, Cracked Up illuminates the abuse masquerading as child-rearing experienced by many.
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Gold is seen by many as a safe-haven asset in difficult times.
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The DNC's decision was applauded by many on the left on social media.
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Encryption is viewed by many as "bulletproof" technology to protect data from cyberthieves.
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The Texas lawsuit is considered by many experts to be a long shot.
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Claire's is remembered by many as the "it" teen retailer of the '90s.
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He lost but is now seen by many members as the party's future.
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By many measures, the U.S. oil industry should be having a great year.
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Butler was viewed by many inside as the obvious choice to take over.
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"It's not necessarily thought of as big by many people," he told me.
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Pelosi wore all black, a funeral uniform replicated by many of her members.
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It's considered by many as a critical and necessary sensor for autonomous vehicles.
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Such a deal would be welcomed by many in business and financial circles.
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Trump has been criticized by many Latino groups for his comments about immigrants.
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" And, second: It was not "something that was promised by many, many presidents.
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At the very least, this is a belief held by many Iranians themselves.
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Cormier is seen by many fans and by Jones as an illegitimate champion.
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And both support uBlock Origin, the ad blocker recommended by many security experts.
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The pub is seen by many people as a landmark of Soho bohemia.
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Sticking tubes into the wrong person's heart required mess-ups by many people.
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This was pointed out by many online including users on Twitter and Reddit.
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But the statute was seldom used and went unnoticed by many for years.
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Their progress is being closely followed by many Cubans through regular hospital updates.
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Apple is still the biggest smartphone vendor in the world by many metrics.
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Protesters criticized Bolsonaro for some of his past remarks, considered sexist by many.
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Moroccan sardines are considered by many to be the best in the world.
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He was (seen as) preaching a cure to the malaise felt by many.
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This is the narrative advanced by many of Rubio's supporters, and not only them.
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WhatsApp, which is used by many Uber drivers, limits the size of texting groups.
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Detroit is, by many measures, the most imperiled big school district in the country.
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He was a brilliant musician and he will be missed by many including me.
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The prowess of AI has raised concerns by many, including tech titan Elon Musk.
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Amazon reviews of the bundle are excellent—it comes highly recommended by many users.
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He was hated by many on the left but popular among blue-collar Dutch.
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On social media, Henry has been vilified by many French fans as a "traitor".
|
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Indeed, by many different measures, S&P volatility is the lowest it's ever been.
|
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Less explosive style welcomed His less explosive presentation style was welcomed by many lawmakers.
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Their gatherings go by many names: ladies' nights, parties, coffee dates, receptions, and brunches.
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Their problems may be shared by many, but these characters are living, breathing women.
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THE collapse last month of Wonga, a payday lender, was cheered by many Britons.
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The party was also attended by many others, including Kourtney Kardashian and Larsa Pippen.
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"I got sent the Heather Lind story by many people this morning," Grolnick says.
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Public canings were introduced in Aceh in 2005 and are supported by many Acehnese.
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I was told by many that Manchin was just a puppet for Schumer & Pelosi.
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But it's also accepted as a form of payment by many companies, including Microsoft.
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Until recently, Biden was seen by many as the standard-bearer for moderate Democrats.
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Brian will be greatly missed by many, but none more so than his mom.
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This aggression can be caused by many factors, including physical discomfort and poor communication.
|
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Scragg accepts that his livelihood and passion will be seen by many as morbid.
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The risk of deterioration inherent in reinforced concrete can be accelerated by many factors.
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But it also points to a larger problem faced by many legacy media institutions.
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Those hopes will be shared by many, many people inside and outside the church.
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I was told by many that Manchin was just a puppet for Schumer & Pelosi.
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The mobile payment wars have been mischaracterized by many as a zero sum game.
|
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Finally, both religious dissenters and same-sex couples are condemned by many other Americans.
|
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Such tax avoidance is seen by many as a violation of the fairness principle.
|
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As is the case with most months' full moons, October's goes by many names.
|
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While A and Rhiannon are an onscreen couple, A is portrayed by many actors.
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You had, you know, the inherent challenge of making something that's beloved by many.
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"This massive disaster has gone largely unnoticed by many donors and journalists," he added.
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Another is that the nativist position espoused by many on the right is illogical.
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A Renesas plant in Kumamoto produces microcontroller chips used by many global auto makers.
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And most people think that poverty is spreading—a view expressed by many politicians.
|
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Juul is currently viewed by many as a Facebook-ified, 2018 version of Marlboro.
|
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The incident is regarded by many as the most catastrophic nuclear accident in history.
|
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But he has also tapped into the real economic desperation felt by many Americans.
|
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Zeldin's tweet was mocked by many who saw his logic as specious at best.
|
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They were seen by many whites as subhuman, consigned to inferiority by pseudo-science.
|
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His beef with China, shared by many American policymakers and business folk, goes deeper.
|
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Hailed by many as a miracle worker, I have never seen results this instant.
|
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His fondness for Putin has been criticized by many Republican hawks such as Sen.
|
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Indeed, Bosch is still seen by many as too conservative, cautious and cost-sensitive.
|
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Despite his viciousness and incompetence, he was hailed as a hero by many Africans.
|
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"I got sent the Heather Lind story by many people this morning," Grolnick said.
|
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His appearance in the Academy Award-winning Into The Woods was lauded by many.
|
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Saudi Arabia's urge to diversify away from energy is shared by many other countries.
|
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Raqqa is seen by many as the Islamic State's stronghold and a recruiting base.
|
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Apparently, the big red ball is worshipped as a god by many alien races.
|
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These reforms are consistent with those enacted by many states the past 10 years.
|
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"We need to better understand TPU limitation because it is affected by many factors."
|
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The move was welcomed by many organizations that advocate for people living with HIV.
|
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But doing so, says Melanie, is thought by many to "jeopardize your career prospects".
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"We've talked about our pressure campaign ... that's backed by many other nations," she added.
|
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These ideas have been adopted and repeated by many prominent thinkers over the years.
|
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The devices, though, are referred to by many by a popular brand name, Stingray.
|
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It's fun, simple, doesn't take much skill to sing and is enjoyed by many.
|
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Cruz, who is viewed with deep disdain by many of his peers in Washington.
|
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That feeling persists even if Cruz is hated by many his fellow GOP senators.
|
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The Syrian government is disliked by many countries, but supported by Iran and Russia.
|
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The Telegraph has traditionally been closely read by many members of May's Conservative Party.
|
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JEFF UBBEN: I mean, especially pharmacy businesses were being employed by many drug companies.
|
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Jim Cramer is intrigued by many investors' lack of belief in the stock market.
|
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We Will Replace You, a liberal hyrbid PAC staffed by many members of Sen.
|
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The tweets were written in Trump's vernacular and viewed as mocking by many Republicans.
|
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Confirming an Obama nominee would be seen by many conservatives as close to treason.
|
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The Patty Hearst story has been written by many authors, including Ms Hearst herself.
|
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By many measures, Connecticut's debt levels are the worst of the 50 U.S. states.
|
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MetLife was seen as a victim of regulatory overreach by many on Wall Street.
|
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The impact of this will be felt by many young women in this country.
|
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The plan, however, was categorized by many as ironic due to Donald's online presence.
|
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Slack created a new solution for workplace communication, one copied by many, even Microsoft.
|
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It was viewed by many on the left as a watershed moment for liberals.
|
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" It "would be perceived by many Americans as, you know, interfering with an investigation.
|
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I was told by many people, 'Well, that's the end of your art career.
|
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Other panelists were asked by many to justify their choices to work alongside James.
|
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Written off by many pollsters, Labour surged in the final weeks of the campaign.
|
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A man once ridiculed by many prominent Republicans will become the G.O.P. standard-bearer.
|
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They're rich by many standards and yet they appear to be just getting by.
|
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The issue is widely seen by many as the next frontier in cybersecurity legislation.
|
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Trump, and the desire by many for his divisive rhetoric, is the new normal.
|
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It is true that the Open Internet rules are opposed by many mainstream Republicans.
|
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But that approach was rejected by many who viewed it as scant or weak.
|
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Sandberg is known by many as an advocate for women's rights in the workplace.
|
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A virus "infused with moralism," H.I.V. is viewed by many Botswanans with deep embarrassment.
|
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Still, the shorts sold out online and have been celebrated by many on Twitter.
|
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Cruz is seen by many as the favorite to win Iowa's caucuses on Feb.
|
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However, the messy finger food beloved by many is actually a relatively new creation.
|
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"If I could, I would turn back time by many, many years," Merkel said.
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PAUL CARANICAS He's been asked by many museums to have exhibitions of his work.
|
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Colin Kaepernick has been excoriated by many for not being grateful or patriotic enough.
|
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Combat operations by many militia and government forces come close to Turkey's long frontier.
|
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Still, the outcome of the June referendum was interpreted by many politicians, including Mrs.
|
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Another fear shared by many people is the feeling of not being good enough.
|
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Over the years, the hotel has been visited by many of President Trump's associates.
|
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This point, he says, is so important and yet is still neglected by many.
|
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" CNN (analysis): Trump is seen by many as untruthful and also perceived as "authentic.
|
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The market is also dominated by many small Yoga studios which vary in quality.
|
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" The developers agreed, telling me nine years is "considered quite fast by many Tibians.
|
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" Eden agrees: "It's the quintessential Uzbek dish eaten from one plate by many diners.
|
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It's frequented by many different kinds of Londoners, unlike the more expensive Tube service.
|
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But the lack of a clear time limit is criticized by many Brexit supporters.
|
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Sexual assault seems to be handled by many colleges as a touchy PR issue.
|
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He's being touted by many as the closest thing to Obama since, well, Obama.
|
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" His sexist judgment was shared by many in Hughes's circle: she was "briskly American.
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On social media, the performance was praised as "beautiful" and "powerful" by many fans.
|
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The comments were praised by white supremacists but denounced by many consumers and investors.
|
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The shaky-cam cinematography and deliberate pacing would soon be adopted by many dramas.
|
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The same performance was repeated again and again by many of the young women.
|
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A balanced team, Michigan State was seen by many as a national title contender.
|
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She is survived by many family members, including her brothers and her grandmother Evelyn.
|
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It was supported by many Democratic officials, including Senators Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders.
|
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No. It was reported by many people, or well-discussed, that he was gay.
|
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If Cardinal Zen's views are shared by many Catholics, the backlash could be significant.
|
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"Wet Hot American Summer" was a hilarious film that went un-watched by many.
|
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That sort of messaging was met by shrugs by many Republicans in New York.
|
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As a psychotherapist, I am asked by many patients to help them stay calm.
|
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The two women were seen by many as symbols of his progressive feminist government.
|
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The developments come as Los Angeles — by many other measures — is on an upswing.
|
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The image quickly boomeranged around Twitter and was picked up by many news outlets.
|
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Zoom is a popular video-conferencing app used by many companies and organizations worldwide.
|
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Slovic's work is referenced often by many psychologists who seek to understand decision-making.
|
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Achieving that carbon-neutral goal has been considered a gold standard by many companies.
|
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He's approached this line by many paths: history, humor, shock, politics and formal variety.
|
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Musk seemed to be aware that his comments had been ill-received by many.
|
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Wearing a hat is a tradition kept by many, and the wackier, the better.
|
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Also known as Fat Tuesday, Mardi Gras (in French) and by many other nicknames.
|
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The man was seen as villain by enemies but idolized by many in Iran.
|
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Read by few, denounced by many, it is a highly ideological, high-quality paper.
|
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Professor King said Mr. Boyden's identity had long been questioned by many indigenous Canadians.
|
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Terry Savage is seen by many as the heart and soul of the festival.
|
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The steel and aluminum tariffs have been criticized by many Democratic and Republican lawmakers.
|
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" On Thursday, Trump pledged to increase missile defense spending by "many billions of dollars.
|
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We pass by many people doing their laundry and taking baths in the lake.
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While the Elvie Pump is pricey, it&aposs partially reimbursable by many insurance companies.
|
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Her post was shared thousands of times, by many fellow tennis players among others.
|
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A popular early model from Velodyne, used by many self-driving companies, cost $603,000.
|
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Though Brexit is still regretted by many Europeans, its psychological shock has been absorbed.
|
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Katz's low opinion of keto is echoed by many nutritional specialists across the country.
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Please know that you are not resented by all and are appreciated by many.
|
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Yet even these projections are considered too modest by many climate and energy experts.
|
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And the biggest battleground by many miles is the northern state of Uttar Pradesh.
|
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The move proved controversial and was opposed by many state and local election officials.
|
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He's described by many of his peers as humble, kind and down to earth.
|
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Lipinski is viewed by many liberal Democrats as out of step with his party.
|
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This time, the president's comments were embraced by many outside the White House, too.
|
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The administration's decision has been criticized by many Democrats, including House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
|
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His stance is shared by many American officials, on both sides of the aisle.
|
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And the Democratic gain was padded by many victories against Republicans embroiled in scandal.
|
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The stance has complicated congressional negotiations that were, by many accounts, going relatively smoothly.
|
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Dr. Uhlenbeck helped pioneer geometric analysis, developing techniques now commonly used by many mathematicians.
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It was considered by many to be Louisiana's best collection of African-American art.
|
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Before Obama's opening, travel by many Americans was similarly restricted to such organized trips.
|
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"It is affected by many factors, only one of which is criminal justice policy."
|
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These concerns were shared by many commentators last summer, including those on Fox News.
|
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Before #MeToo, Louis C.K. was beloved by many for his often self-lacerating comedy.
|
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The creed was embraced by many of the 19th century's newly independent Latin American countries.
|
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The consequences of such practices (predicted beforehand by many, including me) was widespread and lasting.
|
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But to Griffin's surprise, the photo wasn't well-received by many — liberals and conservatives alike.
|
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A Trump presidency is looked at with fear by many in the foreign policy establishment.
|
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Even with the extra money, I am still out-earned by many of my friends.
|
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It has, however, been viewed by many as an indictment of the nascent foldables category.
|
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Lohan's tweets, which have since been deleted but were captured by many outlets including Vox.
|
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Perry is remembered by many friends and co-workers he made throughout his acting career.
|
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Kirkuk is seen by many Kurds as the future capital of an independent Kurdish state.
|
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The finding was picked up by many news outlets as a triumph of modern medicine.
|
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Sonically, it kicks the shit out of every record we've ever made—by many miles.
|
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It is tracked by many passive-investment funds, which would have to ditch Deutsche's shares.
|
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Or you might prefer to go shopping in fun boutiques punctuated by many bakery respites.
|
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This anecdote-heavy tactic is employed by many of the country's best-known cancer hospitals.
|
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And his team has been ineffective and, by many accounts, utterly inept in handling it.
|
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But the anniversary is increasingly regarded with mixed feelings by many of the city's residents.
|
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Another is the Goodlatte bill, a conservative proposal supported by many Republicans but zero Democrats.
|
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The bill has also been embraced by many of the top-tier Democratic presidential candidates.
|
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Today, the instant an infringing link is taken down, it is replaced by many more.
|
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It's shared by many student-athletes, especially those who do not come from affluent backgrounds.
|
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Now clearly visible imperfections indicate that it was created in a scriptorium by many hands.
|
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A second bank was set up in 1816, but it too was resented by many.
|
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The Mick Mulvaney briefing was cited by many Republicans in the exchanges of recent days.
|
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She apologized for those remarks after being widely condemned by many in her own party.
|
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The criteria it uses to identify currency manipulators are regarded by many economists as inadequate.
|
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His expansion of Medicaid in Ohio, for example, is considered a betrayal by many conservatives.
|
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Israeli settlements in the West Bank are considered illegal by many in the international community.
|
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Despite missing expectations, Chevron still is seen by many as a top-notch oil producer.
|
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These are based on the best practices developed by many of the large OpenStack operators.
|
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I worked in record stores for a long time and was influenced by many things.
|
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Residents of St Johns island are being fed, transported, and rescued by many private citizens.
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Its iconic brands may be a tad tired, but they are still beloved by many.
|
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That financial crisis in 1875 was followed by many others, including a hatful in Turkey.
|
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But ultimately, she's seen by many as an enabler of her father's most destructive policies.
|
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San Francisco's programmes, which cost $250m per year, are praised by many campaigners against homelessness.
|
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Before Laplanche's departure, LendingClub was considered by many investors and analysts the industry's standard bearer.
|
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And Wi-Fi equipment is cheap because it is mass-produced by many competing firms.
|
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Tommy Wiseau's 2003 film The Room is by many accounts the worst movie ever made.
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He was successful in governing what is considered by many to be an ungovernable city.
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The stateless Rohingya are seen by many Myanmar Buddhists as illegal immigrants from Bangladesh. Col.
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Recent research revealed a consistent pattern of discrimination against Black people by many Airbnb hosts.
|
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Soon, Ettinger was considered by many to be the best drone fighter in the world.
|
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That type of battery is also used by many traditional car companies, according to Abruna.
|
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Because of their subtlety and elegance, they're regarded by many sushi chefs as the best.
|
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Released in 2015, the first Echo was welcomed by many as something of a curiosity.
|
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Bristol Bay Sockeye Salmon is a good example because it's certified sustainable by many fisheries.
|
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These drills are held once or twice a year and are often ignored by many.
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It's naturally produced by many bacteria, including those that live inside our gut and skin.
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New administrations should be prepared to be tested by many of these dictators and tyrants.
|
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I am impressed by many similar, recent endeavors, including the Women's March on Washington, No!
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The damburst is considered by many to be the worst environmental disaster in Brazil's history.
|
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That said, China's banks are in worse shape than a year ago, by many measures.
|
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Indeed, opposition to illegal immigration is seen by many Democrat leaders as racist and nativist.
|
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But the resentment felt by many Hazaras runs deeper than simple questions of energy supply.
|
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Moon, viewed as a "clean" candidate by many voters, narrowly lost to Park in 2012.
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The mass detentions were initially supported by many Turks, who supported Erdogan in blaming Gulen.
|
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Political effects were felt by many as well as by companies faced with higher taxes.
|
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He's been asked by many politicians on both sides of the aisle to step aside.
|
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For this reason, contracts and stand-alone prices are perceived by many to be extortionate.
|
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The conflict, witnessed by many generations, has claimed the lives of more than 220,000 people.
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I'm on the subject, the assurances by many, in and out of the government, that
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A loner mentality is a trait shared by many successful YouTube stars, Ms. Ezarik said.
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These painting have been written about and scrutinized by many critics and historians, including myself.
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But the data underscore the major challenges faced by many of the world's largest economies.
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Still, Mr. Obama's homage to the victims and his speech were welcomed by many Japanese.
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I could just say this, the President is not respected by many members of Congress.
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He is still described by many historians as "pound for pound" the best boxer ever.
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I have been asked by many people in Congress as you know to release them.
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"She is being viewed by many as the full package: smart, commercial, organized," Wolf said.
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The proposal, which would require congressional approval, is opposed by many Democrats and some Republicans.
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Those concerns are shared by many conservatives in the House, who communicate regularly with Cruz.
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The presidential primaries were viewed by many as a referendum on Macri's painful economic reforms.
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The outcry by many in the US and Europe against Trump's actions has been substantial.
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It's also considered the best airport in which to sleep by many reviews and bloggers.
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Still feared by many and largely believed to be responsible, he has denied any responsibility.
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While immigration hard-liners backed the Goodlatte bill, it was opposed by many Republican moderates.
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The iPhone's iOS system is seen by many analysts as the most secure operating system.
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But the results were not all in keeping with the predetermined desired conclusions by many.
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Quentin Tarantino's 1994 film "Pulp Fiction" is considered by many to be the director's masterpiece.
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"The law simply provides religious accommodations granted by many other states and federal law," Gov.
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The attack is seen by many as a turning point in Pakistan's war against militancy.
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But despite all this progress, veterans continue to be misunderstood and mischaracterized by many employers.
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Although she was appointed by a Republican, O'Connor was considered a disappointment by many conservatives.
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The truth is that, like every martyr, King was hated by many in his time.
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Even Crowley, who was seen by many as a younger option to Pelosi, is 56.
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IT WAS HAILED by many, including The Economist, as a landmark result in quantum computing.
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A sampling of data shows that by many measures, people say they are very concerned.
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Physical and mental trauma experienced daily by many Americans also causes PTSD, not just war.
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Despite his achievements on the slopes, Kenworthy is known by many as the 'gay skier'.
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And Mr. Cruz, rejected by the national party, has been embraced by many movement conservatives.
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And so this year's NWSL draft was greeted by many as a sign of progress.
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A year ago the club was provincial, peripheral and predicted by many to go down.
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His career, while successful by many measures, is still accounted mostly in might-have-beens.
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And President Trump is doing well by many measures we historically use to assess presidents.
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There's just one exception, one that goes unnoticed by many, mainly because it's supposed to.
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Throughout his six-year term he was ostracized by many countries, including the United States.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) and backed by many Democratic lawmakers for companies getting bailout money.
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And City Hall is perceived by many black residents as an enclave of white privilege.
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"He was vilified by many people by his position about the Manning affair," he said.
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It will ensure that college sports remain something enjoyed by many fans, students and alumni.
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It was Hollywood's first major scandal, and one that was soon echoed by many others.
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Mr. Trump's presence has been described as a mixed blessing by many of the participants.
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These so-called smart contracts inside Ethereum are now being copied by many other projects.
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In more normal times, such an address would likely have been attended by many thousands.
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"She will not be missed by many people on the City Council," Mr. Ulrich said.
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The gesture has been seen by many as one symbolic of love and familial respect.
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By many measures, corporate earnings are the strongest they have been in the past decade.
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They are covered by many of the same data security laws that apply to banks.
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The high-speed rail project is hated by many in the prime minister's Conservative Party.
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For the time being — and perhaps forever — Gay Street is now called by many names.
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Work, too, was viewed by many as more urgent — and far more lucrative — than sports.
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His solution, backed by many Americans, is "to get out of these ridiculous Endless Wars".
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Intel was followed by many other big U.S. names such as Broadcom , Dell and Motorola.
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SARS was even less understood than the coronavirus, which is nevertheless surrounded by many unknowns.
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The Saints, expected by many to bounce back this year, are a sad 5-8.
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The problem is that the site is blocked by many Internet filters, even on Amtrak.
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Jackson's hesitancy to campaign on full repeal was in fact shared by many Republican leaders.
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His sons, once viewed as pariahs by many Egyptians, appeared at nightclubs and soccer matches.
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Despite that uncertainty, this is by many measures the best environment for workers in years.
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The league's response has been criticized by many, including politicians, as not strong enough. Sen.
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Rosario, considered by many to be a top-10 prospect in the sport, was hitting .
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But these options were less obvious, cumbersome and therefore under-utilized by many Gmail users.
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But it's not enough to say that two points are linked by many equal paths.
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Mr. Gallini said the school was underrated by many middle-class families in its zone.
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The island's power grid also was in lousy shape, by many accounts, before Hurricane Maria.
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He will be mourned by many, first and foremost his wife and three surviving daughters.
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The prime minister has been criticized by many Australians for his handling of the disaster.
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" Those headlines could be described by many words, but none of them would be "debunking.
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Cherry's comments were interpreted by some as defending veterans but by many others as xenophobic.
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These reserves have been used by many central banks to help support their respective currencies.
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Their argument is backed, at least in part, by many world energy experts and environmentalists.
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Overhead also addresses a fear shared by many donors: Is this charity stealing my money?
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The SEC, considered by many the best college football conference, has essentially bent the knee.
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"Let's say that these things are a decision made by many people," she said tactfully.
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Its image was dented further last month by an ad slammed by many as racist.
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If dropped, it could instead drive disputes into courts, something opposed by many U.S. companies.
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The pressures of rising housing costs are already being felt by many people in Newark.
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Yet he helped boost the man regarded by many as a danger to the planet.
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Considered by many to be a visionary leader, Mr. Gilbert often strikes a pugnacious stance.
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The company was concerned that its stock market debut would be snubbed by many investors.
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It was lauded by many with as much sincerity as it was delivered by Johnson.
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The relative hardship experienced by many Trump supporters is reflected in a number of studies.
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Falcon has been thwarted in a goal shared by many other activists: unseating Sheriff Arpaio.
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The program is also used by many governments to guide the bulk purchase of medicines.
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Today, the instant an infringing link is taken down, it is replaced by many more.
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"He is deservedly admired by many in this town," Mr. Hatch said of Ed Kavanaugh.
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" After a few laughs, Mulaney turned to Davidson and said, "You are loved by many.
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The biggest concern by many Democrats is the potential harm to consumers from the merger.
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His index funds have multiplied at Vanguard and been copied and transformed by many others.
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Those included nuclear reactor components, cars, and various gears and pumps needed by many industries.
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The resolution is similar to one introduced last Congress by many of the same Republicans.
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Trump's Syria announcement had been poorly received by many of his own senior staff members.
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Subscription-service portals like the above are just dreams, albeit ones surely shared by many.
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Many pieces of the GND have been worked on by many people over the years.
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Cage included work by many of his students in Bauermeister's 1960 Counterfestival of Newest Music.
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Yet what had previously been seen by many as the worst possible outcome is being reassessed.
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Mr. Cosby has denied all the claims of sexual assault leveled at him by many women.
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The Redskins were picked by many to settle comfortably in the cellar of the N.F.C. East.
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The China National Chemical Corporation's $43 billion bid to buy Syngenta is enormous by many measures.
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Twitter has been praised by many for promoting free speech, but not by Charles C. Johnson.
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"Inevitably, a long life can pass by many milestones; my own is no exception," she said.
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When you debuted the iPhone in 2007, it was considered by many to be extravagantly costly.
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Here, we have Trump, who is being criticized by many of the individuals on this list.
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Despite having faced some backlash, in Kerala, Dileep is still seen by many as a hero.
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The extent and severity of California's fire season is driven by many factors: wind, rain, temperature.
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As predicted by many energy analysts, top oil exporter Saudi Arabia is already compensating for underperformers.
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As it reached midday, they were joined by many office workers from nearby buildings in Admiralty.
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Automated detection has, of course, already been implemented by many of the most powerful tech companies.
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It's hard to imagine Instagram being used in the same way by many of its users.
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Unpacking The Skin-Lightening Movement Skin lightening goes by many names, including bleaching, lightening, and whitening.
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Although Tax Day is dreaded by many, it's also a day to rejoice — because free food.
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AWS — specifically, a storage tool called S3 — is used by many websites to store images online.
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It provides a record of transactions that can't be altered but can be accessed by many.
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However, Bolsonaro's capacity to lead Brazil has been questioned by many given some of his comments.
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And B: Trump's, you know, is somewhat perceived by many as more of a polarizing character.
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If a word is used frequently, by many publications, and online, that's what we're looking for.
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One choice the princess made was noticed by many: She chose not to wear a veil.
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Well, Saudi Arabia's King Salman didn't meet him at the airport (considered a snub by many).
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This chemical shield was co-opted by many descendants to help them thrive in hypersaline conditions.
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While Manning's whistleblowing has been lauded as heroic by many on the left, she remains controversial.
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Dunk-a-roos, a snack deeply beloved by many a 90s kid, were discontinued in 204.
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This model is also used by many other popular DTC brands like Casper, Mejuri, and more.
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By any sane accounting, the ranks the under-alarmed outnumber the over-alarmed by many multiples.
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More worrying still has been the insistence by many Trump supporters that his behaviour was normal.
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Clinton is seen favorably by many more black Democrats — yet relatively few see Mr. Sanders unfavorably.
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The festive event was attended by many of her friends and family members, including daughter Beyoncé.
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RIP my dear Michele, you will be sorely missed by many, many people across the globe.
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The news is expected to be welcomed by many who have concerns over children's online safety.
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Some of these weapons — including land mines and cluster bombs — had been rejected by many nations.
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Wall Street had already been flashing expensive by many historical measures and sold off in reaction.
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Conservative Prime Minister David Cameron, despite winning the election last year, is mistrusted by many voters.
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Separating the roles of chairman and chief executive is considered good corporate governance by many investors.
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The other, Donald Trump, has no experience in office and is disliked by many Republican bigwigs.
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Conservative challenger Zac Goldsmith's campaign was criticized by many for what were viewed as unethical tactics.
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They're made by many other brands, such as All and Gain, and there are also generics.
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He was tortured while in captivity and is seen as a war hero by many Americans.
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RSPO-certified palm oil is preferred by many European buyers, and is sold at a premium.
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Desertions to the APC four years ago, by many of the same people, felled Mr Jonathan.
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It was a move slammed by many Muslim women at the time as sexist and Islamophobic.
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By many measures, the quickly growing company appeared poised to become a global consumer electronics powerhouse.
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She's loved by everyone who knows her and now by many who only know her story.
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Until last year, Modi and his BJP were widely seen by many political commentators as unbeatable.
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"Jayden had a bright smile and is loved and missed by many," the online tribute reads.
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The pace of economic integration around the world has slowed by many—though not all—measures.
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Why it matters: The case is seen by many as a test of Buttigieg's leadership skills.
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Though the platform is loved by many, the last few years for Twitter have been turbulent.
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The offer runs until March 11 but is opposed by many creditors who want full repayment.
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The concentration of tech expertise in London has been cited by many firms as an attraction.
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Scorned by many New Yorkers as swindlers, the pedicab driver is not the most sympathetic character.
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We also know that Edward's more progressive policies weren't favored by many members of the coven.
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You may have walked by many a New York girl and thought, What is her secret?
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The change was seen by many as creeping influence from Beijing over the special administrative region.
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She's considered by many to be an influential voice behind the scenes at the White House.
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The sell-off is caused by many situations that (the Chinese government) has not responded to.
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I'm turned on by many other body parts too—pretty much all of them in fact.
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And a lot of these symptoms, like trouble sleeping, can be explained by many other things.
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By contrast, Clinton is viewed favorably by many groups, including women overall, non-whites, and Hispanics.
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Flynn has long been viewed as a fractious figure by many in the national security community.
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Our participants came from Mechanical Turk, a crowdsourcing platform used by many academics for research studies.
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In theory, a generic Republican would be favored to win the election by many leading models.
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Such mechanisms, which are legal, are used by many donors on the right and the left.
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The new environment is evident in interest rates on government bonds, closely watched by many investors.
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Two recent ICBM launches by North Korea prompted a call for action by many UN members.
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The Modern Slavery Act provides the backbone for this work by many statutory agencies and NGOs.
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They argued that criticizing safe spaces and trigger warnings oversimplifies real issues faced by many students.
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Even though Barbara Bush is beloved by many voters, her appearance is not guaranteed to help.
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Meanwhile, Assad won re-election in polls dismissed by many around the globe as a farce.
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The employee's grievances are echoed by many of his fellow tech workers in the Bay Area.
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The same goes for Jackson's own childhood, which is alluded to by many, but never explained.
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In fact, many of the historic buildings in this district are not frequented by many visitors.
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The report is seen by many as a barometer for the health of the U.S. economy.
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McEwan's current deputy Alison Rose is seen by many bank insiders and analysts as the frontrunner.
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Survivors may require hospital-based rehabilitation for two months, followed by many months of outpatient rehabilitation.
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In the past, the Goldwater Rule was interpreted by many to apply only to official diagnosis.
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The separation of Trump's presidency and business interests is seen by many strategists as a vulnerability.
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Yet, that is what is being done to people with opioid use disorders by many insurers.
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By many measures of position shifts, trading volume and fund performance, it was a historic month.
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This is a sensible point, and one espoused by many with progressive views around drug legislation.
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Some threads are broken, but they're supported by many more absorbing the energy as a network.
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A divided America run by Trump is distrusted by many of its allies, especially in NATO.
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Combat operations by many militia and government forces come close to Turkey's long frontier with Syria.
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The legislation is co-sponsored by many other lawmakers from high-tax states, including GOP Rep.
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Passage of opioid bills could be touted by many lawmakers in their bids to be reelected.
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It was also assumed by many that longer-cycle high-cost producers would soon begin slowing.
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News about her death was greeted with shock and sadness by many in the basketball community.
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Powering your home from sunlight is a dream shared by many, but cost-prohibitive for most.
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By the time I saw her, she had already been treated by many health care professionals.
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The proposed pipeline, from Alberta to Kitimat, British Columbia, is opposed by many coastal aboriginal groups.
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While the president is loathed by many and disliked by most, the economy is humming along.
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Roughly six years ago, Ms. Seltz was let go — a circumstance faced by many older workers.
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This, of course, is the "hero's journey," a plot device employed by many an aspiring screenwriter.
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Protesters blame officials and a sectarian governance system for the miserable conditions endured by many Iraqis.
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By many measures, the markets should have made for a fairly weak quarter in deal making.
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Krakauer's novel is hailed by many as one of the greatest adventure books of all time.
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The new standoff represents a growing skepticism about the U.S.-Saudi alliance by many in Washington.
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The Times has also published critical pieces about Hillary Clinton, a candidate mistrusted by many voters.
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Surgery and blood transfusions required for treating bomb wounds are, by many accounts, practically impossible now.
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Nevertheless, in their sixth season, the Boulders, by many measures, have been an independent-league success.
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Clinton has struggled with the perception by many voters that she is not on their side.
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How CDs workCD accounts are government-insured savings accounts offered by many banks and credit unions.
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By many metrics, Bolivia has seen remarkable progress under President Evo Morales, popularly known as Evo.
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Truffle risotto and big dealsSchwimmer has by many accounts been training for this his whole career.
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Next month's election is seen by many as a two-horse race between Buhari and Abubakar.
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Smart lights, nightlights included, have been done before, and are being done better by many companies.
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His presidential bid was treated as a joke at its outset by many so-called experts.
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By many measures, this should be a moment of great economic uncertainty for the corporate world.
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Along with its built-in millennial appeal, the 2000 vintage was hugely hyped by many critics.
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Despite the self-serving rhetoric propagated by many ENGOs, we are not victims of climate change.
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Michael Render, known by many as Killer Mike, is a Grammy-winning rapper, activist and entrepreneur.
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After Haeri published her findings, she was attacked by many Western scholars of the Middle East.
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Although it is opposed by many people, economic conservatives should reconsider a revenue-neutral carbon tax.
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At WikiLeaks, Assange has made a lot of enemies, and by many accounts, he's a jerk.
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