"We tell ourselves, 'This is how I came to be; this is how my family came to be,'" he says.
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HOW IT CAME TO BE What happened: Much speculation has focused on Rolling Stone's controversial story and how it came to be.
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And once the European idea came to be seen as both necessary and providential, any opposition came to be understood as purely atavistic.
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Sadly, the ban never came to be because ... Congress.
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However it came to be ... they rocked the house.
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" The memos came to be known as "the dossier.
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And so it came to be that on Saturday, Feb.
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How exactly it came to be is an open question.
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Facebook also didn't say how the bug came to be.
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How did the role of first lady came to be?
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GB: There were several different reasons that came to be.
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Instead, it's about how Whiplash, the movie, came to be.
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The leading hypothesis for how this surface came to be?
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Malik opened up about how the collaboration came to be.
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Tell the story of how your company came to be.
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Yet researchers have long wondered how bioluminescence came to be.
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This exponential increase came to be known as Moore's law.
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I want to talk about how it came to be.
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And it came to be about designing something like this.
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How Sworcery came to be involved a lot of happenstance.
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And that's how his series, Besides Faith, came to be.
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How this came to be is a lesson in bureaucracy.
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Within a century it came to be applied to painting.
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There are many versions of how this came to be.
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Over email, Nihiti explained how the mix came to be.
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That's what Zuckerberg promised, but it never came to be.
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Below is the story how these cookies came to be.
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Ok, so that's not how your daughter came to be?
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This is how her photo series, Half, came to be.
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Now Trump is President -- But Clinton's apocalypse came to be.
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The demonstrations came to be known as the Umbrella Movement.
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McCain's mother Roberta, 106, came to be with her son.
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How the exact unendorsement came to be is relatively unclear.
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These reports came to be known as the Steel Dossier.
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He came to be known as the East Area Rapist.
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Health officials were investigating how he came to be infected.
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There were 10 Bantustans, as they came to be known.
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Soon after that, his first Unicycle Festival came to be.
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All the while, others came to be in Lincoln's presence.
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Soon after that, his first Unicycle Festival came to be.
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The immigrants came to be known as the Windrush generation.
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It also shows how today's US population came to be.
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Slavik's new crime ring came to be called the Business Club.
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Read Tamerra Griffin's excellent piece on how #MeTooEthiopia came to be.
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It tells the Lakota story of how sundogs came to be.
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Here's a look at how the American Dream came to be.
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Childhood came to be regarded as a separate stage of life.
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It was unclear how the raft came to be partially destroyed.
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It's also how I came to be a master at hopscotch.
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Talk about how you came to be working in this field.
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And the story of how they came to be is fascinating.
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Here's how it came to be and why it's so popular.
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That's how the 'B' on Jacket's, uh, jacket came to be.
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I spoke to him about how it all came to be.
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The cold phase came to be called La Nina, the girl.
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Stress Disorder came to be recognized, after Holocaust survivors sought financial
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The illness came to be known as Lemierre's disease, or syndrome.
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What's missing is exactly how these rich Asians came to be.
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Over email, the artists explained how the track came to be.
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Tell me about how your book came to be called Shrill.
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Newcomers will be fascinated by how it all came to be.
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Fawzia Mirza, the episode's writer, discusses how it came to be.
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They will study how its oddball makeup came to be. Oct.
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"I don't remember how that meeting came to be," she said.
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But it doesn't explain how April Fools' itself came to be.
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Forever after, it came to be known as the New Look.
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The boys came to be known as the Central Park Five.
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Below is the story of how these cookies came to be.
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Alfred Sharpton, of course, came to be known as the Rev.
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Tell us how your vision for the space came to be.
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Independent institutions came to be seen as sources of intolerable danger.
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But there's also a lesson in how this came to be.
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MAC Selena came to be through the will of her fans.
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Nestor Chylak's career behind home plate almost never came to be.
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The deal came to be known as the "status quo" agreement.
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"I came to be a part of something big," he explained.
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"Fenn's treasure," as it came to be known, garnered national media attention.
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Trying to tweet too fast which is how it came to be.
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Lindy Goodson told Mashable about how the tiny abode came to be.
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Here's how it came to be and how people commemorate the occasion.
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ET: Koenig tweeted a breakdown of how "Hold Up" came to be.
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He tells us how the dam came to be built in 1916.
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"It was strange circumstances of how it came to be," Syndergaard said.
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His campaigns came to be known as the "harrying of the north".
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Refinery29: Tell me a bit about how this film came to be.
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And so, in 250, the first iteration of P21.7 came to be.
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The photographer told MailOnline in 2013 how the photo came to be.
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The mass murder came to be known as the Lex Street Massacre.
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As to how the new addition on the way came to be?
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I feel so grateful that you came to be with us #wegotthis2018.
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Mashable spoke with Lauricella about how her new career came to be.
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His grandmother, Sandy Croghan, explained how Cespedes came to be proud owner.
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A small group of contributors came to be known for their nationalism.
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The "drought selfies," as they came to be known, drew widespread condemnation.
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Daniels explained on the segment how Trump's guest appearance came to be.
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When I heard what happened, I came to be by your side.
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Scientists don't yet know how the icy blocks came to be exposed.
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VICE: Can you tell me about how the magazine came to be?
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He came to be associated with German and Austrian Expressionism—a mistake.
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This newly anointed Rosie soon came to be considered the platonic form.
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He also came to be seen as a threat to national security.
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This phase shift came to be known as the Kosterlitz-Thouless transition.
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We asked the director how the franchise's greatest sequences came to be.
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How we came to be these animals, I can't really tell you.
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How the Turkish Open came to be is a story in itself.
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They came to be defined by that most prosaic of qualities: usefulness.
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And yet this cathartic breakthrough for freedom nonetheless came to be alloyed.
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In what came to be known as "Bloody Christmas," dozens were killed.
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You might be thinking, as I did, how Puff came to be.
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Here&aposs how Hanukkah celebrations at the White House came to be.
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" In the British press, Blair came to be known as Bush's "poodle.
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His concept came to be known as the theory of continental drift.
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Here's how the revelations came to be, and why you should care.
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Here's how Mother's Day came to be, and how it's changed over time.
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How the wrapped tick came to be trapped in amber remains a mystery.
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To answer those questions, it helps to understand how Penny came to be.
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Understanding them could shed light on how our own planet came to be.
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How these folds came to be, however, has been an ongoing neuroscience mystery.
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Can you tell me a little more about how it came to be?
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Cancer season is officially here, and this song came to be its soundtrack.
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The starving dog that came to be known as Puppy Doe was euthanized.
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It is unclear how the victims came to be in the couple's custody.
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A signature achievement of his administration, it came to be known as Obamacare.
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Which is how Charlie came to be working as a fake robot girlfriend.
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He grew the fanlike, almost leonine beard that came to be his trademark.
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The boy, searching for his sister, recounts how she came to be lost.
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There are a couple of stories of how eggs Benedict came to be.
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After the Merah killings, this stance came to be seen as dangerously naïve.
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Lithgow's poem appears to predict some of the events that came to be. .
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It&aposs not clear how the audio came to be on the platform.
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To read more about how Pisner came to be, head over to Munchies.
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And the party of Lincoln came to be considered anathema to black progress.
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That melody eventually came to be sung with the familiar "Happy Birthday" lyrics.
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Mutagenesis, as this method came to be known, introduced random mutations into plants.
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It was a time that came to be known as the Prague Spring.
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Few people have ever coined more words that subsequently came to be used.
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But there will be anger over how that goal came to be, too.
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In time, Mr. Brus came to be admired as a boundary-pushing artist.
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Jaffa's "Claremonsters"—as they came to be known, sometimes affectionately—blended the two.
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I came to be driving as a second driver to the main driver.
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Questions have swirled about how Mr. Bulger came to be moved to Hazelton.
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Mr. Beinart gives an accounting of how he believes that came to be.
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The state came to be seen as an international leader in storm preparation.
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The former enterprise came to be thought of as vaguely philosophical and disreputable.
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The former enterprise came to be thought of as vaguely philosophical and disreputable.
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Then there's the story of how both came to be viewed that way.
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The most important cultural change came to be known as the Civic Renaissance.
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The Times Magazine looked at how the zero-tolerance policy came to be.
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"The Taung child," as the specimen came to be known, had walked upright.
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"The Founder" looks at how the fast-food giant McDonald's came to be.
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The biggest issue with the Steele dossier is how it came to be.
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For decades, the disease that came to be called C.T.E. was found in boxers.
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The way I came to be in possession of this thing is that someone
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Shyp came to be in 2013, at the height of the Uber clone craze.
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Let's talk about what the record is called and how that came to be.
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Christmas, Nissenbaum argues, came to be identified with the preservation (and celebration) of childhood.
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Donhou shared the tale of how the unlikely friendship came to be on Facebook.
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In a press release Gou explains the how the EPs title came to be.
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Here's a brief look at how this day of tree appreciation came to be.
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And I asked the attorney general about that and how it came to be.
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The Crain siblings show us who they are — and how they came to be.
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"They've given many origins of the Joker, how he came to be," Robinson said.
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The resulting form of economic alchemy was what came to be called an ICO.
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Their answer came to be called the Arktek, possibly the coolest cooler on Earth.
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For instance, they came to be for different reasons, and at very different times.
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Many years ago I started research into what came to be called directed forgetting.
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Can you tell me a little bit about how you came to be involved?
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But we found her in a very organic way and she came to be.
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And finally, we touched on Meituan's impending IPO, and how it came to be.
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His patrician righteousness against vice came to be seen as bigoted, hypocritical and puritanical.
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They came to be known as HeLa cells and became invaluable to medical researchers.
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Their "velvet revolution," as the movement came to be known, seemed to be over.
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I cannot remember why we came to be reading it in this odd position.
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That's how my video and live event series Cooking with Granny came to be.
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Even the biggest Friends diehard might not know how Ursula even came to be.
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Check out how the craziness came to be here, over at The Daily Beast.
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That's how I came to be waiting 25 minutes for my code to compile.
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The places affected by the court's ruling came to be known as "unincorporated" territories.
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The mystical, devious priestesses must have enrapturing backstories of how they came to be.
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Well, I don't think this is strictly "Landfill," as it came to be understood.
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"However, we were never able to determine how this came to be," she added.
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Coté later consulted on a TV movie about Cunanan that never came to be.
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I spoke to Blanchet about what came to be Ceaușescu's Orphans, 20 Years Later.
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Here the visual effects supervisor Dan Glass explains how these images came to be.
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This development is an important part of how the Petrobras investigation came to be.
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Yet it reflects the uncharted, herky-jerky way that Florida came to be Florida.
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But eventually, the immigrants from eastern and southern Europe came to be considered white.
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The second is the story of how the first one came to be told.
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He was baptized Carlos Arturo Isamu and came to be called Art for short.
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I'm sort of fond of them, those past selves that never came to be.
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Suddenly, what came to be known as "reality TV" was off to the races.
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Zach Finn came to be teaching it instead of doing it for a living.
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They came to be called the Merikins, a Creole rendering of the word American.
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The coordinated effort to identify those cases came to be known as Operation Janus.
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How she came to be lying there was a mystery; the story had disappeared.
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She said Facebook was investigating how the note came to be written and sent.
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The best originals came to be considered rare and costly classics of the genre.
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That mechanism for moving around type came to be known as cut/copy-paste.
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So we chose a long arc, which ultimately came to be the impeachment hearings.
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The circumstances under which he came to be in that state remain a mystery.
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The Xtravas, as they came to be known, were the first predominantly Hispanic house.
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In a press release, Dicky gave a quote explaining how this came to be.
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VICE: Can you tell me a bit about how this film came to be?
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And it almost came to be, according to the former AOL CEO Jon Miller.
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One, which came to be known as "reproductive cloning", was the copying of individual animals.
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There's a small bit that shows viewers how West came to be Tom Purcell's savior.
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Storyville "The District," but it came to be known by the name of the City
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Ramin Setoodeh wrote a book on The View and how the show came to be.
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And that could tell us a lot about how our cosmic neighborhood came to be.
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We asked Patti to tell us a bit about how the book came to be.
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Insiders claim that he peddled weird theories that came to be known as "Flynn facts".
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This is how it came to be one of our greatest traditions involving food coloring.
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He opened his own shop, which came to be known as Rudy's, in the 1970s.
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She said Dennis does not know how the tape came to be in his possession.
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They came to be known as "the men in black," according to several former soldiers.
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The so-called Meltdown and Spectre flaws came to be known as side-channel attacks.
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Famously, that never came to be — in October 1995, a jury acquitted Simpson of murder.
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Some were inflated, but it was unclear how they came to be inflated, she said.
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Thousands died on a journey that came to be known as the Trail of Tears.
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This came to be known as the "taper tantrum" and there were similarities on Tuesday.
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Their religion "came to be regarded as a force holding Muslims back", says Mr Bevilacqua.
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Maybe one day, we'll finally figure out how cephalopods came to be the ocean's illusionists.
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These are what came to be known as the ghost characters (幽霊文字).
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Greg Kumparak: Can you tell me a bit about how all this came to be?
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He founded Ansar Allah, the political movement that came to be known as the Houthis.
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A couple of weeks ago, we told you about how cable TV came to be.
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Evidence accumulated over the decades for what came to be known as the hygiene hypothesis.
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It was not until 1756 that the word came to be used to denote individuality.
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However those perceptions came to be, we need to break the cycle of hasty generalization.
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That's how America came to be ruled by one if its most morally corrupt citizens.
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Read a more detailed account of the how the "nation" came to be on SPLC.
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The Ryan budget, over time, came to be the definitive statement of Republican economic policy.
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" Following that shift, he came to be known as "The Artist Formerly Known as Prince.
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The case came to be known as Gautreaux, named for its lead plaintiff, Dorothy Gautreaux.
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The stock market plunged 53 percent on what came to be known as Black Monday.
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Instead, the virus came to be associated with Spain for reasons that were largely political.
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So I go on to explain what ageism is and how it came to be.
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Some of these wines eventually came to be called Super Tuscans, and became highly coveted.
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"The Zoo Lady," as she came to be known, retired in 1953 at age 70.
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Can you tell me a bit about the museum and how it came to be?
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After Donald Trump's election, Ms Atwood came to be seen by some as a soothsayer.
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But the likeliest explanation of how the extra tail came to be — not so cute.
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Here is a brief history of how Martin Luther King Jr. Day came to be.
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Before Congress acts on that request, members should recall how those funds came to be.
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I don't know the details of how my father and mother came to be married.
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The latter group, led by Thomas Jefferson, came to be known as the Democratic-Republicans.
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While not everyone will love this feature, it's interesting how this dial came to be.
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Learn about the process of impeachment and how it came to be in the Constitution.
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The chief came to be widely known among the SEALs as a battle-wise veteran.
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And in The Testaments, we find out how the job came to be that way.
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She declined to say how the firm came to be in possession of the aircraft.
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Barcel USA, Takis' American distributor for Grupo Bimbo, did explain how my miracle came to be, but not how it came to be mine: the clumps, the company said in an emailed explanation, are caused by natural humidity in the process of making them.
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For better or worse, the romantic comedy came to be seen as a genre for women.
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The attorney declined to say how Ledezma-Cepeda allegedly came to be involved in Chapa's murder.
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In the 19th century, it came to be understood as a psychic condition experienced almost universally.
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The new proof validates the truth of "Batchelor's law," as the prediction came to be known.
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It's an interesting trait that will help astronomers better understand how the system came to be.
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Within what is now the United States, indigo came to be cultivated particularly in South Carolina.
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Over the years, the event came to be known as "taigoujie," or the dog-lifting festival.
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That company, named Fair, Isaac and Co. after its founders, came to be known as FICO.
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Making it on SoundCloud came to be seen as a stepping stone, not the end goal.
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The showrunner and creator says that we'll see how murderous manchild Dandy Mott came to be.
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By November, Brangelina was just beginning to morph into the power family it came to be.
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MOTHERBOARD: Could you start by telling me a bit about how Ken M came to be?
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That's how that one came to be and it features Joseph Chilliams, who's my older brother.
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Now, she has kind of explained how it came to be —and given it a name.
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Forza Horizon 2 is just one, but still important chapter in how this came to be.
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And Kevin Gibbs was starting App Engine, or what came to be known as App Engine.
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The most recent example was a 21307 case that came to be known as Parents Involved.
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The day before what came to be known to people in financial services as May Day.
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The Dadri lynching, as it came to be called, stirred passionate public debate over religious tolerance.
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Buffett came to be seen as a lender of last resort during the global financial crisis.
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It was not clear how the phone came to be online or who was using it.
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It was not immediately clear how the two trains came to be on the same tracks.
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What cures for diseases have gone undiscovered or been postponed; what inventions never came to be?
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As Burnham's career grew, he came to be seen as a comic emissary from Planet Millennial.
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Mr. Papaconstantinou also relates how he came to be seen as a scapegoat for Greece's ills.
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Speaking exclusively with PEOPLE, the couple recalls how their love story almost never came to be.
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Yntema mentored a group of young executives who came to be known as "the whiz kids".
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It also ushered in what came to be known as the lost decades of economic stagnation.
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It's DaBaby on a private jet, explaining how, exactly, he came to be on said plane.
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Ebert's most glaring omission is any discussion of how Jennifer came to be what she is.
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In a quote sent to us over email, she explained how this piece came to be.
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These came to be known as genetically modified crops, and they sparked a storm of controversy.
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To understand how this disparity came to be, consider the plight of long-distance truck drivers.
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The problem is that the miniLab, as Theranos's testing machine came to be called, didn't work.
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Immigration detention came to be part and parcel of the growing incarceration trend of the 1980s.
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His firm, Reliance Industries, eventually came to be seen as the face of India's industrial renaissance.
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Tell me a little about how he came to be, and why you think he's endured.
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Below, some of the most entertaining descriptions and stories about how these obsessions came to be.
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"Gun Crazy," with its sometimes documentary-style camerawork, came to be regarded as Mr. Lewis's masterpiece.
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Yet his music came to be perceived, unfairly, as well made but a little, well, professorial.
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How they came to be there was impossible to discern and we couldn't safely ask them.
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It's a 30-year span, and it debunks the theory about how towns came to be.
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Reaganism, militarism, racism and homophobia was the toxic brew in which his art came to be.
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He gained widespread attention and on social media came to be known as Plaid Shirt Guy.
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In 2009, a global outbreak of a strain of influenza came to be called swine flu.
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Each received $10, and was told to be discreet about how they came to be there.
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Let's start with how these things came to be called "troll farms" in the first place.
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Consider everything we know about how Whitaker came to be chosen as acting attorney general: 1.
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Here, he describes how they came to be partners in the patient's last weeks of life.
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Hiring him came to be seen as a way to curry favor with the Trump administration.
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And, how cities came to be, and why they've been such a draw through the millennia.
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Experiments in what came to be called opera had been brewing for some years in Florence.
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Despite their initial skepticism, most male instructors and pilots came to be in awe of her.
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Society came to be seen as an atomized collection of individual economic units pursuing self-interest.
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His three-volume work, "The Origins of the Cultural Revolution," came to be considered a classic.
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To celebrate its recent birthday, we're taking a look back at how Disneyland came to be.
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Does someone want to kick things off by telling me how the magazine came to be?
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The yellow-brown "killer fog," as it came to be called, reduced visibility to two feet.
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Pay attention not only to what's "wrong" but how and why it came to be that way.
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How the code came to be The Navajo code was indecipherable and crucial to American war efforts.
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Here's a look back at how one of the world's most surreal, iconic festivals came to be.
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He said she later came "to be genuinely sorry" for her role in the famous abortion decision.
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With that in mind, I asked Wilder to tell me about how this book came to be.
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Of course, we know some of the details of how Gilead came to be — the essential ones.
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The statement provides no additional details concerning how Buggs came to be identified as the suspected killer.
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The inspector soon learned some clues as to how the animal came to be in the yard.
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After a while, though, public interest dimmed, and terrazzo came to be seen as passé and kitschy.
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Decoding all of these mysteries could bring scientists much closer to understanding how Mercury came to be.
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Nearly as interesting as what the product does is the story of how it came to be.
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Later, Deng himself and Mao also came to be praised as the "core" leaders of their generations.
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The bill came to be thanks to a group of students at the University of California, Berkeley.
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If the hypothesis is correct, it could help explain how our universe's present structure came to be.
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An act of gun violence is central to the story of how I came to be, too.
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Check it out: In his followup tweets, the user explains how his order masterpiece came to be.
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You know, my family did accept who I am, who I was, who I came to be.
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Social Security came to be known as a "third rail" of politics -- touch it and you die.
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Every few months we find ourselves dusting it off and wondering exactly how it came to be.
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Since then, the episodes have all been primarily flashbacks, showing how Prince Noctis' entourage came to be.
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Tequila Cocktails That Aren't MargaritasThe story about how Dos Hombres came to be is quite cute, actually.
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It wasn't until the 20th century, in North America, that "smart" came to be synonymous with brains.
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In contrast, once orange dyes became more readily available, the color came to be associated with affordability.
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It's not for nothing that the Andean nation came to be our strongest ally in the region.
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The creek would later be named Bonanza, and the river came to be known as the Klondike.
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After all, Apple has, from time to time, teased products that never came to be (RIP AirPower).
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Like, one of the first ones I remember seeing, a video that how ISIS came to be.
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Now George C. Wolfe reimagines that musical revue, integrating the story of how it came to be.
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Now George C. Wolfe reimagines that book musical, integrating the story of how it came to be.
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In a brief interview, Fielder explained how Summit came to be and his personal beef with Taiga.
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Before we can touch that topic, it's helpful to understand how the current system came to be.
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Fightland: So, take us the long way as to how you came to be here at Tiger.
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The app tells the story of how the Quran, Islam's foundational religious text, came to be written.
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Wooden employed a 2-2-1 zone defense that came to be known as the Bruin blitz.
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Read an essay from our obituaries editor and learn more about how the project came to be.
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However, this came to be mistrusted by sailors, due to its unpredictable—and often violently sickening—effects.
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There were also the ladies who came to be known around the hotel as the 000 widows.
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In 2005 he was asked how he came to be interested in slavery and African-American history.
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And we talked about how impeachment and the primary came to be decided in the same week.
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I asked him about how it came to be as well as the effect it has had.
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This "dancing-cat disease," as it came to be known, was a warning — one that went unheeded.
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From the ashes of natural disaster Haitians came to be seen through new eyes in this country.
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"I called my friends at Gucci," he said, referring to how the tribute suit came to be.
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It was not immediately clear how or why he came to be traveling with the suspected insurgents.
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He also did not say how he came to be driving while medicated in the first place.
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But understanding the true cost of Maguire's firing requires understanding how the role first came to be.
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Here&aposs a look at how Lockhart came to be the top tech leader at One Medical.
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It's hard to say when the garment came to be, but attitudes have certainly changed over time.
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Liz explains how this lawsuit came to be and what has happened at the trial so far.
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In a sweeping act of historical revisionism, it came to be seen as a traditional Hunan dish.
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Read our interview with Mr. Ma and Mr. Salonen about how the concerto came to be written.
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She also either knows or will eventually learn the circumstances of how Trieu came to be born.
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Police haven't publicly identified any of the remains or commented on how they came to be there.
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It is intended to cheer the place up, unless one knows how it came to be there.
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THE BOY His Stories and How They Came to Be By Oliver Jeffers 130 pp. Philomel. $40.
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The Fyre Festival used celebrities to help market two weekends of music and partying never came to be.
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The famously social media-savvy artist has offered no explanation as to how the collab came to be.
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The truth behind The Good (Fight and Wife, respectively) crossover that never came to be is finally out.
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Gravity. You might know it as the force that explains how all clumps of matter came to be.
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Soon, an international incident that came to be known as the Green Beret affair rocked the American military.
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At home, he came to be known as India's "saxophone chakravarti," the Sanskrit term for a good king.
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The premise for this movie is so bewildering that I just can't understand how it came to be.
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That was how telecoms and energy liberalisation kicked off, and how EU policy on mergers came to be.
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Before we introduce more of these new age avatars, it's important to understand how they came to be.
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There's a lot of pride about how we came to be a family and we all cherish it.
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Mr. Mas came to be regarded as a political liability and an obstacle to coalition talks in Catalonia.
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Learn more about how NoGood came to be and why they're willing to say no to potential clients.
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What is really necessary here is a deeper conversation about racial stereotypes and how they came to be.
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How this sword came to be abandoned is a mystery, but Nielsen suspects it was lost in battle.
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This myth came to be because, here on Earth, we can only see one side of the moon.
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Ultimately, these studies can help reveal how the universe came to be in its current state, says Snellings.
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Here's everything you need to know about how it came to be and how far things have come.
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But we will still need to understand how we came to be standing in front of a gun.
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Motherboard's Daniel Oberhaus did the climb, tweeted from base camp, and learned how E-verest came to be.
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It came to be acknowledged as a serious threat to the emotional and physical health of its victims.
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First, they were not confined to the fringes, but rather came to be accepted widely by Republican voters.
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What came to be called the "Third World" experienced these power struggles as a continuation of European imperialism.
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For writer Jenifer Rice-Genzuk Henry, that's how the critically praised episode "Being Bow-racial" came to be.
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The more fascinating aspect of the story was how the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification program came to be.
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How the E. coli came to be in the canal water is still under investigation by the FDA.
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Here's a look at how vaping came to be, and where the industry's steam might be headed next.
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On their own, tranquilizers came to be seen as a solution to the overcrowding of America's mental institutions.
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The year kickstarted an era that came to be known as the New Queer Wave, and rightly so.
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Eventually, the rabbit came to be seen as a messenger for this goddess, particularly in early German cultures.
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Unfortunately, we don't get to actually hear Jamie explain how his wife came to be transported from 1945.
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In 1965, police attacked civil rights protesters here in an event that came to be called Bloody Sunday.
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It came to be known as a symbol of US human rights abuses during the war on terror.
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The two discuss their collaboration, which introduces a new villain, Cadaverous, and how the project came to be.
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"I came to be seen, honey!" one young man in a shimmering blazer said to a friend nearby.
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The state eventually prevailed, and that hardball path to statehood came to be known as the Tennessee Plan.
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Those cans were heavy, and required what came to be known as a "church key" to open them.
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Sam Quinones's "Dreamland" helped me understand, for the first time, how our current opioid epidemic came to be.
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I came to be in the restaurant industry out of a love for volleyball, believe it or not.
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The case came to be seen as part of the wider crackdown on civil society under Mr. Sisi.
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She said she couldn't remember how the date came to be, but she was clear about one thing.
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He didn't use the term, but that suite of physical traits came to be known as domestication syndrome.
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And that could be a substantial piece of evidence for how life came to be on our planet.
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How a Southern Democrat came to be in charge of Reconstruction In 1864, Lincoln was all about healing.
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There's no mystery surrounding how "I Am the Night," TNT's new truthy-crime mini-series, came to be.
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Can you tell me how you came to be living in such a place, with such a provenance?
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What followed was a period of racially charged political fighting that came to be known as Council Wars.
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And that's how I came to be standing in the plastic tubing section of a Japanese hardware store.
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The President's Daily Brief, as these daily classified newspapers came to be called -- Obama apparently reads his on an iPad -- emerged out of Kennedy's anger at how the CIA had bamboozled him into authorizing an attempt to overthrow Fidel Castro that came to be known as the Bay of Pigs fiasco.
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CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story incorrectly described how Juan Guaido came to be Venezuela's self-declared president.
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They named it Fair, Isaac and Co., but the business eventually came to be known, for short, as FICO.
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As a result, a very specific, ornate aesthetic came to be associated with (if not directly linked to) holiness.
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The activist group came to be in response to the anti-black violence and discrimination that permeates our society.
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Ladies of swelling means came to be regarded as not quite the thing to be displayed on public view.
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There are so many fascinating stories about the photographers and how they came to be storytellers and image-makers.
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To understand how this came to be, wedding expert Bridgette Bartlett-Royall says it's important to look at history.
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Third, the industry underwent a shake-out as a crowd of jostling startups came to be dominated by DJI.
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So here we are seven months later with a logo that came to be because of all your input.
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Here, Majewski shares with BuzzFeed News a selection of photos from this project and how it came to be.
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Our cosmic neighborhood is filled with moons, and they explain a lot about how our planets came to be.
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But as time went on, I came to be comforted by the sour taste, craving the flavor each morning.
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QE2, as it came to be known, seemed to them to be mostly a means to a weaker dollar.
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That money came to be invested in funding for the Pell Grant program rather than going to bank profits.
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Hell is widely credited with having innovated what came to be known as "punk" culture by the mid-21979s.
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Al Andalus Islamic forces, which came to be known as the Moors, invaded Spain from North Africa in 20143.
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But Mr Market, as he came to be called, thinks this kind of linguistic ruse has outlived its usefulness.
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I had similarly ambivalent feelings about what came to be sort of the crown jewel of violations: cooking capybara.
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" All those things came to be, but it's like, "Oh cool, that giant table, now it's just a Surface.
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And it incubated the party's moderate tradition (Roy Jenkins, for example, came to be a mentor to Tony Blair).
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While we're not entirely sure how this puzzling wall art came to be, we're just happy that it did.
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The two bills, Senate Bill 189 and Senate Bill 190, came to be known as the riot-boosting bills.
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Much later, this shift in focus from behavior to information processing came to be known as the cognitive revolution.
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We are badly needing an analysis of how Orlando came to happen, and how the killer came to be.
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The thinner cut became hugely popular and eventually came to be what is now known as Italian beef today.
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It is still a matter of debate how the Lovers of Valdaro, as they came to be known, died.
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He came to be regarded as a leading expert on the workings of the federal government and its budget.
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We do not learn from the author how the God-fearing Puritans came to be besotted with demon drink.
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Kabila defaulted on that promise, and sparked the bloody conflict that came to be called Africa's First World War.
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This new vision for fighting poverty came to be largely as a result of experimentation at the state level.
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Check out the video below from Davos to hear from Jack Ma on how the deal came to be.
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I've recognized a change in the Toronto music scene since organizations like these came to be in our communities.
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The attacks created an outpouring of local support and resilience that came to be known under the hashtag #BostonStrong.
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The differences are primarily in who gets to be a Spider-Person and how their powers came to be.
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No clue how this group came to be ... but if they keep taking beach pics together, we're for it.
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But how he came to be listed in the mastering credits for this Czechian band, I have no idea.
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Here is what you need to know about how these credits came to be, and how to use them.
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The "Shape of You" singer talked to Entertainment Tonight about how his duet with Beyoncé, "Perfect," came to be.
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He said that "Nineties Berlin" aims to explain playfully how Berlin came to be the city it is now.
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The Denisovans, as they came to be known, split off from Neanderthals about 400,000 years ago, genetic analysis revealed.
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In the new Hulu series, Offred, played by Elisabeth Moss, talks about how the current situation came to be.
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My dad was already here and then my mom, my brother, and I came to be reunited with him.
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She was a supervisor of teacher training in what came to be known as the citizenship schools, including Highlander.
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Here's a look at where the migrants came from, and how they came to be detained under the bridge.
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He remained an icon among Syria's opposition as the rebellion came to be dominated by hard-line Islamist groups.
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He gave the invocation at Nixon's 1969 inauguration and came to be described as Nixon's unofficial White House chaplain.
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"Do you happen to know how it came to be that we celebrate Easter on this day?" he asked.
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Mac, as he came to be known, was a photogenic baby whose picture appeared on boxes of Ivory Soap.
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By the end of the 1960s, the leading writers and activists came to be known as the Dissident Movement.
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The women, who came to be known as "the drivers," were detained, fired from their jobs and broadly criticized.
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"Café Müller," though, is much more representative of what came to be known as Bauschian tanztheater (or dance theater).
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They're gangsters, but their camaraderie and backstories, which reveal how they came to be so close, make them engaging.
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"I want to know who you are and how you came to be a slave," she said to him.
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The resultant anger, from the conservative, pro-Confederate whites who came to be known as "flaggers," was boiling hot.
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Let's walk through the details of how the Kurds came to be in the center of a dizzying conflict.
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Mr. Coulter tells us about how today's puzzle came to be below, so let's look at his creative theme.
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To the extent that U.S. professors didn't produce anything measurable, we came to be characterized as unproductive, even parasitic.
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" It was, he said "fitting, if infinitely sad, to consider how this system came to be established in Cuba.
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Meredith, which came to be considered the most likely acquirer, had been unwilling to pay what Time Inc. sought.
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These Transylvanian Saxons, as they came to be known, built towns and villages that still dominate the landscape today.
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But as #GamerGate, as it came to be called, grew, it coalesced into a movement that looked awfully political.
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In Thor: Ragnarok, we learn exactly how Asgard came to be the wealthy and powerful kingdom it is today.
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How or why these particular kids came to be so rapidly effective is not exactly clear from the book.
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In the years that followed, this event came to be regarded as the true beginning of the French Revolution.
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Did I really need all of this explanation for the alien's life cycle, or how it came to be?
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The strange story of how Mova's ownership came to be contested resembles the twists and turns of a movie plot.
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In a blog post, Twitter engineer Richard Plom went a bit further into how audio-only broadcasts came to be.
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The rescue came to be called the "Siachen miracle", and had raised hopes of Koppad's survival, despite his detereorating condition.
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"What I love about 'Save Me Tonight' is that it came to be through friendship," the actor told the outlet.
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How BioHax came to be involved with 32M, a company that builds software for breakroom "micro markets," is less clear.
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Police are still looking into where the bottle came from and how it came to be in Rowley&aposs house.
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Pusha T recently shared how the last-minute cover came to be in an interview on The Angie Martinez Show.
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That's how it came to be that Dalton carried Ellora strapped to her back as she walked down the aisle.
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The infinite number starts with 73, so if you look closely, you can see how the holiday came to be.
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But we finally have a few more details about why that came to be, thanks to FX chief John Landgraf.
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On Thursday, a video from NFL Films gave fans an inside look at just how the moment came to be.
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But part of the problem is how Bouman came to be a synecdoche for the work of a huge team.
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Birmingham's school district borders zigzag in ways that make little sense if you don't know how they came to be.
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There's really something heady about being able to look out at the landscape and see how things came to be.
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Apple is highly secretive, and it wouldn't be the first time someone floated a rumor that never came to be.
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But soon the reader learns of the mysterious and frightening circumstances in which they came to be in Johannes's care.
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Miranda explains to PEOPLE how the Bowie-infused song, with a hint of Mermaid's "Poor Unfortunate Souls," came to be.
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How the names came to be All four elements are not found in nature, and were synthetically created in laboratories.
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Before we get into how The Dana Carvey Show came crashing down, let's talk about how it came to be.
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At the time the country was mired in a depression that came to be known as the Panic of 21954.
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Tyler Hubbard has an interesting theory for how the new baby he's expecting with his wife Hayley came to be.
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Processed cheese—which eventually came to be called, simply, 'American' cheese—became a staple of the 20th century American diet.
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It would be good to have an accurate read on what its politics are, and how they came to be.
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And now the tech giant must answer additional questions from congressional investigators about how exactly this all came to be.
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HomePod seems much closer to how iPod and iPhone came to be, and for that reason alone, I am optimistic.
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It came to be used to describe something unexpected and wrong but is now generally viewed with disdain as racist.
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His overreliance on twist endings came to be seen as a weakness, and the hype surrounding him had become deafening.
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VICE News went to Ketchum, ID to learn about how the reserve came to be and why it's so important.
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Aida came to be after Disney bought the rights to the story, intending to turn it into an animated feature.
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The Netflix Prize, as it came to be known, was the first large-scale public crowdsourced competition of its kind.
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Because of their proximity to America's Great Lakes, their approach to macroeconomics came to be known as the "freshwater" school.
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For curious minds, Kim tweeted about how the song came to be and promised more music in the near future.
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To mark the occasion, we got Mark to tell us what Mushroom Jazz is, and how it came to be.
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On March 28503, 22019, which came to be known as "Bloody Sunday," Rabbi Abraham Heschel joined arms with the Rev.
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The J20 march, as it came to be known, was not just anti-Trump but anti-capitalist and anti-fascist.
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The station's empty areas and failed businesses have a lot to do with the way the station came to be.
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In the book "For God, Country and Coca-Cola," Mark Pendergrast tells the story of how Fanta came to be.
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Angry airline passengers and how they came to be so fed up United took a hit on the stock market.
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The 500-plus-page instruction manual doubles as a coffee table book that examines how the project came to be.
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However, it is clear how this came to be the primary subject for Warren in her bid for the presidency.
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After the stranger is rescued, warmed, and fed, he explains how he came to be alone on the Arctic ice.
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My Dad stayed with the Giants when the Patriots came to be and most local fans switched to the Pats.
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In 2011, the trust approached the museum asking for information on how the paintings came to be in its collection.
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The purge came to be known in the Shona language as Gukurahundi: "the early rain that washes away the chaff".
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It's pointed out that religion came to be so diverse because of the different needs of different types of societies.
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He describes why the world came to be the way that it is, and we are quickly becoming that society.
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On May 4, 1968, the Vietcong struck again across the South in what came to be known as Mini-Tet.
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But it was Asperger, and not Wing, who came to be seen as the patron saint of the neurodiversity movement.
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They weren't supposed to be on the same flight, but their chance encounter came to be widely known and celebrated.
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In the 19th century Pfandbriefe came to be issued by specialised mortgage banks, which backed the bonds with housing loans.
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Their concern, though, is not how they came to be here, but what they can do now that they are.
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Then came July 9, 2015 — ''709,'' as it came to be known, the largest crackdown on Chinese lawyers in decades.
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That crash, which came to be known as the Wishbone, split Stemmle's pelvis open and put him in a coma.
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A number of doctors and medical organizations sued Florida in a case that came to be known as Docs v.
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How is it that Kurdish fighters came to be seen as allies to the United States and terrorists to Turkey?
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His latest, an adaptation of a Korean folk tale, explains how the luminous orbs in its title came to be.
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Witches' broom and bud sports eventually came to be known as mosaics, after the artworks made up of tiny tiles.
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It is difficult to identify the precise moment when contact with the Jarawa came to be viewed as a problem.
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The controversial compendium came to be known as the Steele Dossier, after its author, former British intelligence officer Christopher Steele.
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As commandant from 19833 to 21983, he came to be viewed by many as an embodiment of the Marine Corps.
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"If it came to be, it wouldn't be the Senate that I knew, but that's not all bad," he said.
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Its unapologetic former chief executive, Martin Shkreli, came to be seen as the ultimate illustration of the industry's bad deeds.
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And in many ways, the short clip, and how it came to be, contains the story of their entire relationship.
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The endowment helps Americans explore and better understand how we came to be the nation, people and world we are.
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The Stanford Bunny, as it came to be known, was one of the first digital representations of a 3D object.
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In the course of filming, Sandler came to be treated as an honorary member of the Forty-seventh Street fraternity.
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The arrest reports do not say how Barnett and McCorkle came to be suspects in the Unsung Founders Memorial vandalism.
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Here's a little history of how the invitational came to be, and why esports events are important to game publishers.
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Throughout the 1980s and 90s, American fashion advertising came to be overtaken by a new, more ribald kind of sexuality.
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But these men only came to be considered major threats to society once they had committed politically motivated mass violence.
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Opponents of the 1894 flag point to the circumstances under which it came to be as evidence of its divisive legacy.
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It was with Sessions where Miller came to be known as a skilled operator and true believer in conservative immigration policy.
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Under Obama, the US came to be seen as a country that speaks strongly and doesn't want to use a stick.
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In 1964 Eckstrom completed his assignment by patenting what came to be known as the disk-gap-band parachute, or DGB.
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In the accompanying video to her 10-page magazine spread, Huntington-Whiteley explains how her jet-set style came to be.
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So who knows, maybe Microsoft still holds a candle for the all-in-one entertainment machine that never came to be.
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Now, Camilla is an intriguing housemate and no one has yet worked out how she came to be on the show.
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In this highly entertaining read, Entertainment Weekly writer Chris Nashawaty pieces together the ultimate history of how Caddyshack came to be.
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In Ms. Charles's blazing solo, these unstable tremors came to be amplified into the violent, shuddering sobs of a terrified being.
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Fascinating Pranav Dixit piece about how the multiplayer shooter game Player Unknown's Battlegrounds came to be outlawed in parts of India.
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The fire, which came to be known as the Sawmill Fire, required 800 firefighters working a week to put it out.
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And, thanks to Sirius' canine characterization, this time of year came to be referred to as the "dog days" of summer.
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We can't get enough of these inventive and age-appropriate treats, but have you ever wondered how they came to be?
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Though some Appleton folk recalled that their local boy was "charming" and "social", his ideas and methods came to be reviled.
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In 21983, 19833 of the townsfolk sent Stuyvesant a letter in reply that came to be known as the Flushing Remonstrance.
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More than ever, though, creators of color are taking matters into their own hands—which is how BLACK came to be.
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Ayatollah Khomeini came to be known as an imam, which constituted a break with the notion of a quietist, apolitical clergy.
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It helped fuel the rise of EDM and the raw, grunge-inspired genre that came to be known as SoundCloud rap.
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It's through these memories that we learn the story of the old man, and how he came to be living alone.
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She says Houston came to be seen as more diverse, open and appealing after voters repeatedly elected her to various posts.
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Before we get into how DeX came to be, here's a look at some of the iterations that got us here.
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So analyzing the components of asteroids could tell us how our Solar System came to be the way it is today.
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All the other diverse practices, the installations, the actions, the "minor", small-scale works, came to be excluded from the term.
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But I'm crying on the inside, because we simply came to be a voice for those that don't have a voice.
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Just shy of a century since it first came to be, they begin formally publishing works under its own eponymous imprint.
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In a series of flashbacks, we get more insight into how June and Luke came to be rushing towards the border.
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Scientists, sociologists, and political scientists have spent much of the last two decades trying to unpack how this came to be.
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Stevens was appointed by President Gerald Ford, a Republican, and came to be regarded as a liberal member of the court.
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If the result lands with eclipsing force like "Old Town Road" did, does it ultimately matter how it came to be?
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The secretive process in which the bill came to be is not really the problem -- the bill itself is the problem.
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The bugs came to be known as Stagefright, and other security researchers and hackers soon found other ways to exploit them.
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Kelly tried to press for details about how Acosta's pass came to be revoked, asking Burnham who made the actual decision.
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It also helps explain how America came to be locked in such long and largely unproductive conflicts in the first place.
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In the 1960s, as Japan threw itself into modernisation, drumming came to be seen once more as a symbol of continuity.
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In this piece, Times reporter Margalit Fox, explains how a feature-length documentary about The Times's obituaries desk came to be.
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The sign came to be part of a public park and control of it fell to the city of Los Angeles.
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But the political roots of what came to be known as the Lincoln County War are knotty and putrid with corruption.
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No one really knows how the Paloma came to be, but some claim Don Javier Delgado Corona as the original creator.
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Mr. Clem has claimed that a copy was stolen from his office, but how it came to be distributed remains unclear.
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"The people who came to be in charge of South Street were not interested in purpose," Mr. Stanford said in 1981.
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This is a broad generalization, of course, but I must contextualize how my glorious, newly acquired 11 pounds came to be.
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The Montlake Spite House came to be after the land parcel's owner was insulted by a neighbor's offer to buy it.
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Four of the boys had confessed to the crime, and the case came to be shaped by the undertow of race.
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In China, the Opium War gradually came to be seen as the beginning of a century of humiliations at Western hands.
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Please explain how this came to be (and whether you think we can or should take steps to change it). 2.
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The indiscriminate purge came to be known in the Shona language as Gukurahundi: "the early rain that washes away the chaff".
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On the other hand, privacy came to be recognized by the United Nations as a universal human right for good reason.
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Here was the untimely death of a relatively private background figure that came to be noted in a vastly public way.
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Prosecutors, however, did not explain how the charges came to be so abruptly dropped, and the record has now been sealed.
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The herders and their families pointed them to other sites, often adding mythological stories of how the carvings came to be.
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A few hours later, Stephen R. replied: Naturally, I had to find out more about how this plaque came to be.
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Moreover, roulette wheels came to be manufactured more carefully, offering fewer biases to exploit, and Dr. Jarecki's edge began to ebb.
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In a 2001 interview with The Washington Post, Mr. Hillenburg described how the world's most famous yellow sponge came to be.
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The court papers give few specifics about how Mr. Gates came to be charged with lying to the F.B.I. On Feb.
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Lopez Obrador, who didn't provide details on the camera or how it came to be there, said he had no secrets.
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SCOTT At around the same time what came to be known as the indie boom of the '90s was getting underway.
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Because of the rain, Death Valley experienced what came to be called the Superbloom: cascades of wildflowers across thousands of acres.
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The vines of Colares were unaffected because phylloxera cannot live in sand, and the wines came to be in great demand.
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An earlier version of this article described incorrectly how Dennis Rodman came to be invited to North Korea in February 2013.
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" Tin said press galleries came to be involved in the credentialing process for conventions because it "takes [politics] out of it.
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Using this data, astronomers have been able to come up with a complete recipe for how the universe came to be.
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Largely because of its Quranic association, calligraphy came to be regarded as the greatest of Islamic art forms, sacred or secular.
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They were said to have feasted on roast beef every Sunday after church, and soon came to be known as beefeaters.
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No story, no romantic segue into how this dish came to be — just salmon that you can make for dinner, tonight.
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In "Lampedusa," Steven Price's fictional account of how the novel came to be written, Lampedusa himself is no wheeler and dealer.
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Mashable chatted with ScreenJunkies' Andy Signore during a Facebook Live (above), where he talked about how the series came to be.
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Mr. Pellegrino came to be called Frankie No for his firm, egalitarian protocol of turning away the disappointed, regardless of rank.
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It was not immediately clear how Neal's involvement came to be, other than a shared interest in his retirement savings legislation.
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The "meat dress," as it came to be known, immediately entered the pantheon of infamous media moments, drawing condemnation and fascination.
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"When debit cards first came to be, they were the piece of plastic that couldn't get you into debt," Borne said.
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The past came to be viewed as something very different from the present and, as a result, something vital to preserve.
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And any group of people would flock to America because that's been the historic place where people came to be saved.
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"When debit cards first came to be, they were the piece of plastic that couldn't get you into debt," Borné said.
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It came to be known as merit aid because many of the early discounters started giving out grants to top students.
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I wondered how it came to be, why the pool had not been there the day before but now it was.
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The 1882 Richardson Spite House came to be when Joseph Richardson was insulted by a neighbor's meager offer for his land.
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It also put pressure on the new Iraqi government to serve Iranian interests, which came to be equated with Shia interests.
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From 2000 to 23, the Outlaws and the Hells Angels fought what came to be known as the First Biker War.
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And they looked to him as an active model for a new strain of modernist art that came to be called Expressionism.
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In what came to be known as the "Trump trade", the financial markets believed that Mr Trump's policies would boost corporate earnings.
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So, there's a lot here that's not great, but let's dig into some of the facts of how Agrabah came to be.
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Over time, parks and public spaces were sacrificed for parking lots and highways, and cities came to be associated with social isolation.
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But it does explain in digestible terms how the earth came to be, how it behaves, and how we humans impact it.
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One of the most trusted Soviet techniques during the Cold War came to be known in the West as "what-about-ism".
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Goth takes its name from German (or Teutonic) tribes, which came to be associated with particular forms in Northern European Medieval art.
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The U.S. does not "leave our men or women in uniform behind," Obama said, regardless of how Bergdahl came to be captured.
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But the magic is really seen in the story behind the felt: how the Muppets, Sesame Street, Fraggle Rock came to be.
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If Hong Kong came to be seen as just another Chinese city, Hong Kongers would not be the only ones to suffer.
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Will Smith says that The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air came to be after Jones called to pitch Smith's "future" to him.
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During a 2013 master class at the Cinemathèque Francaise, a film archive in Paris, Bertolucci explained how the scene came to be.
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Grasas began the project in 2011, at the dawn of the democratic uprisings that came to be known as the Arab Spring.
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The gator came to be known as Chance the Snapper, playing off the name of one of Chicago's best known rap artists.
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The real photo was taken by Jeff Widener and came to be one of the most famous photos of the 20th century.
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From the time we are young, this erasure is reflected in the lessons we learn about how our world came to be.
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They also gave no information about the owner or about how the art came to be stolen over a period of time.
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The healthcare provider, which operates 10 hospitals in Washington, DC and Maryland, also didn't clarify how its systems came to be infected.
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According to MAY, the kernel of the track came to be when MAY met U-Pistol over the internet back in 2014.
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Radio 2's host Chris Evans read a letter from Michael's manager, David Austin, who explained how the song came to be.
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Her writing came to be defined by Fluxus, a hybrid poetry-criticism that made Kafkaesque diversions into absurdities, absolutions, and non-sequiturs.
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This week, it explains how Jeffrey Trail—a kind, bright and beloved young Navy officer—came to be friends with a monster.
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Their legacy, the Red Army Faction, as their gang came to be called, was, in Vinen's accounting, responsible for roughly 34 deaths.
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In its wake, generations took a new interest in their own genealogy; even the word "roots" came to be associated with identity.
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So now we know how this unlikely connection came to be and how it radicalized Kai to start his politicized clown cult.
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Some successes, and a lack of alternatives, meant it came to be used in circumstances where it was almost bound to fail.
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Click here to view original GIFThe story of how zero came to be and the history of math is actually quite fascinating!
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In the fragile atmosphere of early 2012, officials said, Mr. Kerry's forward-leaning style came to be viewed as a liability. Mrs.
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In 1968, Enoch Powell delivered an anti-immigration tirade to Parliament that came to be known as the "Rivers of Blood" speech.
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Nobody outside the government seems to know for sure why this tiny band of believers came to be viewed as a threat.
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The president explained to the crowd how the building came to be, touting its cost and location compared to past new embassies.
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But the zero-tolerance net came to be thrown ever wider, ensnaring far more than gun toters, knife wielders and drug dealers.
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The parties at the Loft, as Mr. Mancuso's apartment came to be known, became a near-religious rite for the city's underground.
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The proprietors of The Wheel, as it came to be known, had also offered to pay $41000 million a year in rent.
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It is precisely to address the unintended consequences of several provisions in the Dodd Frank that this new act came to be.
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There I Go Again: How I Came to Be Mr. Feeny, John Adams, Dr. Craig, KITT, & Many Others is on sale now.
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Guess that's how the Oscar winner's husband, Keith Urban, came to be playing at the birthday party, which Kidman also reportedly attended.
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Part exhibition, part presentation of research findings, the exhibition strives to show exactly how these artworks came to be in Gurlitt's possession.
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It was a fucked up house with fucked up people, but how they came to be that way was left a mystery.
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"We Got Us," the first album from the duo that came to be known as Steve & Eydie, won a Grammy in 1960.
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And as I grew older and delved deeper into the series, those moments more and more came to be centered on bigotry.
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It remains unclear how the drums came to be in the lake, and if they are filled with the chemicals as labeled.
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The senator from Tennessee previously sent a letter to Hatch asking how the provision came to be included in the final bill.
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Mr. Milner would not discuss how VTB came to be an investor, other than to say that the bank helped take Mail.
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The circuit breakers were revamped after the May 6, 220, collapse in stocks that came to be known as the Flash Crash.
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He explains their version of how he and his wife came to be involved with "Tiger King" and defends his wife's character.
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That stylistic fusion came to be known as National Romanticism and culminated in Saarinen's 1904 design for the Helsinki central rail terminal.
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To understand how that came to be, you need to go back a bit — to the first days of the country's founding.
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There is time travel and bold action, but at the core is a tragic tale of how the snowman came to be.
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They collected samples that will be sent back to Earth to aid the investigation into how the leak came to be. Dec.
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The story of how such a system came to be forged tells us something about what it would take to transform it.
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It would have been a blithe picture in the Sunnyside neighborhood of Queens, except for how the trio came to be there.
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It would have been a blithe picture in the Sunnyside neighborhood of Queens, except for how the trio came to be there.
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One of its achievements is in its meticulous documentation of how the harassment and assault claims against Clinton came to be politicized.
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They were set to be Dwight 2.0 and Jim 2.0 on another series like The Office, but it never came to be.
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In 2018, seven years after Pandey's discovery, what came to be called Hanifi Rohingya will be rolled out in Unicode's 11th version.
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The newspapers and a band of reformers demanded the creation of a real police force, and in 1845 it came to be.
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As their intertwined stories unfold, Atwood reveals new facets of how Gilead's power structure came to be, and how it eventually crumbles.
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Her most iconic photograph, which came to be called "Migrant Mother," portrays a grave-faced woman in ragged clothing in Nipomo, Calif.
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During the early weeks of February 1960, the demonstrations that came to be called the sit-in movement exploded across the South.
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Since the new year began, Curiosity has been exploring Mount Sharp's Western Butte to understand how the steep formation came to be.
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The suspect brought the weapon to school on Tuesday but it's unclear how it came to be in his possession, Bartlett said.
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In response, a small group of alarmed progressives founded an organization that came to be known as the American Civil Liberties Union.
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The Dayton Company, as the founder&aposs venture came to be called, continued to operate as a family-owned retailer for years.
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Dr. Freeman set out on his own, performing hundreds upon hundreds of what, unsurprisingly, came to be known as ice pick lobotomies.
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President Nixon, for example, ousted multiple Justice Department officials in an episode that came to be known as the Saturday Night Massacre.
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Things went so badly for him that his surname came to be enshrined as a verb, including in the Oxford English Dictionary.
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And people still came to be in his presence, some to remind themselves that a country riven by dissent can come together.
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With its large stretches of abandoned and burned-out buildings, it came to be seen as a national symbol of urban blight.
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In May, I wrote this behind-the-scenes story about how I came to be in Mr. Shields's hospice room that morning.
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But our most beloved marriage plots came to be in the 19th century, in the works of Jane Austen and Charlotte Brontë.
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But, when you do fall down the rabbit hole of asking how they came to be, it can truly boggle your mind.
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It was the Massachusetts 2006 health care expansion, for example, that came to be the model for a national Affordable Care Act.
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I can definitely see that kind of argument, and it's an important conversation to have about how these things came to be.
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The story is more about the people dealing with the situation they're in rather than about how the situation came to be.
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In this way, political maneuvering in post-Saddam Iraq that was not primarily about religion came to be expressed as about religion.
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It makes perfect sense to me how the women's Twitter boycott came to be, even I believe it is a little short-sighted.
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It speaks to a hunger for this kind of female role model, and for a better understanding on how she came to be.
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But nonetheless, the climate of sexual oppression shaped the basic building blocks of who I came to be, and what happened to me.
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The #TakeAKnee movement, as it came to be called, soon spread to other teams and ignited serious backlash from many including President Trump.
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"Our clients want and deserve to know where their most valuable, most cherished diamond jewelry is from, and how it came to be."
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It was shocking that it never came to be, but I was told, 'Hey, you got paid, so what are you complaining about?
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What came to be called the "interfaith movement" began in the late 19th century, largely as a way to build bridges among Protestants.
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Which is how I came to be invited to the opening of his most recent location, at Mount Airy Casino in the Poconos.
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Not for its looks—though the legs, back, and arms bear an uncanny resemblance to bones—but for how it came to be.
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Some small difference between the two has to account for it, and could help explain how our matter-filled universe came to be.
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Here, Antaki shares with BuzzFeed News a selection of portraits from The Guardians and his words on how the project came to be.
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Ultimately, what started off as calls for a "new generation of leadership" came to be seen as attacks tinged with sexism and ageism.
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Hurst; £275How the Middle East came to be the way it is, by a frequent reviewer of books on the Arab world. Pariah.
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The entwinement of the two paths inspires her to uncover the mysteries of Horizon's far-future world and how it came to be.
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Below, Ghavamian explains how Disco Tehran came to be, and how the crew has sought to bring communities together into their shared joy.
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Hef, as he came to be known, wanted to show that celebrities are just like us—even if they look way better naked.
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But his second answer also suggested he's still not quite sure exactly what the problem is, let alone how it came to be.
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In it, he tells the tale of how, in the 1990s, the state's timber industry came to be dominated by rampant clear-cutting.
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One last thing: There's a totally sweet little go-kart, seemingly ripped from a 2D "Mario Kart" game that never came to be.
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At a performance for iHeartRadio LIVE in Burbank, CA, Mayer was answering a question about how his song "New Light" came to be.
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So I think it starts with a little bit of the history of how Instagram shopping as a product area came to be.
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At some point in history (and we're not sure exactly when) the word "pussy" came to be synonymous for both cats and vaginas.
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You can learn more about how Sonos came to be in our profile of Nick Millington, one of the company's most prolific inventors.
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If you thought you knew the story of how the Fresh Prince of Bel Air really came to be, forget that tale immediately.
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In the second case of the media, however, Street Art came to be used as a term for institutionally authorized, legally sanctioned murals.
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The Fall were definitely post-punk, as it soon came to be known, but they were so much less, and so much more.
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Meanwhile, naval aviators decimated Japanese airpower in a free-for-all of aerial combat that came to be called the Marianas Turkey Shoot.
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Sam Phillips is the genius behind one of our favorite scores on television — and below, she talks about how that came to be.
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The house came to be widely documented, and listed as part of the city's architectural heritage, legally never to be altered or demolished.
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As for how exactly PCMag's package came to be sent back, there's been a lot of confusion and finger-pointing from delivery entities.
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In what came to be known as the "Saturday Night Massacre," President Richard Nixon fired Watergate special prosecutor Archibald Cox in October 1973.
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I recently spoke to Webber about how the account came to be, and why posting "Sanic" memes is actually good for the franchise.
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One reporter noted Margot Robbie's character -- Sharon Tate -- didn't have very many lines throughout the film, and asked why that came to be.
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Hammer later tweeted a thank you to the fans for helping to celebrate the movie in the place where it came to be.
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More interestingly, "it explains how dozens of wrecked planes came to be on the bottom of that body of water," Neil Genzlinger writes.
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It was just one riot among hundreds across the nation during what came to be known as the Long, Hot Summer of 1967.
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BE gives up the backstory on how the mullet even came to be, and it sounds like a salon appointment gone majorly wrong.
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The Albany clean rooms, engineering programs and chip-fabrication plants he had a hand in eventually came to be worth about $14 billion.
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Its original name was ReputationDefender and founded by Michael Fertik, it was a pioneer in what came to be called personal information management.
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The idea that the government could do something as difficult as predict the future came to be considered a ridiculous waste of money.
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It sparked ridicule from late-night comics and came to be known as the "Dean Scream," with some saying it ended his campaign.
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The email provides a window into how Pruitt came to be the first EPA head in history with a full-time security detail.
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The investigative team is reportedly interested in speaking with those who were witnesses or involved in how the misleading statement came to be.
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Below, feast your eyes on unlimited beauty inspiration during a day in Ellingson's life, and find out how Wander beauty came to be.
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There are some elements that keep it from graying as rapidly as it might, but tell me how that thinking came to be.
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But in many cases, we don't know exactly where a toxin came from, or even how an entire venom system came to be.
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In 22 Cherry received a patent for its first keyboard switch, part of a line that came to be known as the M6.
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Thus, the sign of the humble alewife's hat came to be associated with all the same evil maliciousness of a poison-peddling witch.
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It's how the phrase "driving while black" came to be — the disparity is so widely known that it's earned its own derisive moniker.
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Protesters took to the central square of Kyiv in what came to be known as the Orange Revolution, sweeping Yushchenko into the presidency.
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Religious beliefs and practices came to be regarded as only expressions of personal convictions, not to be endorsed or enforced by state authority.
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Mr. Vann Molyvann was best known for combining modernist principles with ancient motifs, a style that came to be called New Khmer Architecture.
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For others, though, those years and the events that unfolded remain embedded in our psyches, having profoundly affected who we came to be.
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In 2010, Representative Louie Gohmert, Republican of Texas, ran around warning of what came to be mocked as the great "terror baby" plot.
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His presence at Fox News came to be seen as a symbol of the era in which harassment was tolerated at the network.
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What came to be known as the Bisbee Deportation lingered at the margins of local memory, not forgotten but not much discussed either.
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Then, later, when we received external support, that's when the goal came to be overthrowing Uganda, not just getting a part of Uganda.
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The disputed enclaves, called the "areas between the lines," were under neither party's control and came to be known as No Man's Land.
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They provide a glimpse into the past, a record of what once was and an exploration of how the present came to be.
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In an excellent 2017 piece in Jacobin, Harrison Fluss and Landon Frim look at how this form of anti-Semitism came to be.
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The Sea Ranch came to be "the California architectural monument of the 1960s," in the words of the design historian David S. Gebhard.
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"I see it as a form of protection" How Ciudad Juárez came to be the preferred crossing point for Cubans remains a mystery.
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While he lived in an area that later came to be known as Palestine, Jesus was a Jew who was born in Bethlehem.
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It was the first of five protests at Independence Hall through July 4, 1969, that came to be known as the Annual Reminders.
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Her tenure came to be defined by Hurricane Katrina, which struck the Gulf Coast in August 2005, and Hurricane Rita one month later.
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The projects that never came to be are equally complex and fascinating, represented by detailed preparatory works including photomontages, drawings, collages and models.
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Over time, it came to be seen as one leg of a "three-legged stool of retirement" (pensions and savings were the others).
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Many figures in the arts were people who committed terrible deeds or held reprehensible views, and yet came to be admired, even revered.
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How the town came to be the star attraction for thoroughbreds racing on the flat mainly has to do with location and history.
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Like many of her accomplishments, this came to be not because opportunity knocked, but because she created a door where one hadn't existed.
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Its uniform color, smooth surface and how the lobes came together help piece together a picture of how the planetesimal came to be.
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This was a puzzle that came to be over the course of many iterations, as you will read in Mr. Ghogre's notes below.
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Which is how I came to be sitting in my lawyer's office that day, entertaining the idea of paying $16,000 for joint custody.
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Stories vary about how lion dancing came to be, but most of them include a monster named Nian who would terrorize a village.
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Many of us love to read in tabloids or history books about the salacious details of how the bad blood came to be.
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Portraiture came to be considered "content," and therefore a subject that could be exhausted, despite (or maybe because of) its long, exalted history.
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The Konami Code, as this sequence came to be known, is one of the most recognizable artifacts of an earlier era of gaming.
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I think how I came to be in touch with the museum was their shows of Henry Darger and that kind of work.
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Modernism, once promoted as a break from the country's colonial past, came to be seen as equally alien — and alienating to international tourists.
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Sweden's advertising authority censured an internet company last year for using an image that came to be known as the "distracted boyfriend" meme.
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This came to be known as the "smoking gun" — a tape that finally nailed down Nixon's direct criminal involvement for all to see.
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How "The Last Shaman" came to be isn't discussed in the film, but this documentary might be less disquieting if it had been.
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Google conducted a five-year study, aimed at pinpointing the secret to maximizing team effectiveness, that came to be known as Project Aristotle.
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Roger Lau, Warren's campaign manager, described to CNN in a June interview how the Warren version of the "selfie" line came to be.
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Those groups came to be known as chaebol, or "rich clan" in Korean, and they dominate South Korea's economic life to this day.
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In a very real way, Hyperion helps us understand just how some of the biggest structures in the universe came to be assembled.
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The exclamation mark came to be seen as more and more incongruous given the former Florida governor's struggles to elicit enthusiasm from voters.
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Sweden's advertising authority censured an internet company last year for using an image that came to be known as the "distracted boyfriend" meme.
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Over time, the initials came to be interpreted as "Motorcycle Club," which is why the Curves decided to put it on their vests.
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It's a problem highlighted by recent films that have faced controversy for how they came to be and what they choose to highlight.
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The story of how the pages came to be missing unfolds the entire tragic history of the Armenian people in the 20th century.
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The Marine Corps quickly made fun of the attempt at cool, and the campaign came to be reviled in the Army as well.
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But the circumstances under which Marcinkova came to be associated with Epstein are murky, and records suggest they may not have been voluntary.
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"He scares us all, we don't feel safe around him, and we don't know how he came to be this way," he wrote.
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Check out the video above for more on how Afrofuturism came to be, and the new perspectives science fiction and social justice bring.
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Sure. I think it's hard to talk about how The Daily podcast came to be without talking about the 218 election. Mm-hmm.
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With Great Migration backgrounds, America's history of racial terror was the reason many of us came to be in that city in that room.
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That dream never came to be, but that was chill—my 11-year-old self was just overjoyed to finally have my own space.
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A missing Google employee was found dead last week in the San Francisco Bay and authorities are investigating how she came to be there.
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We don't know how Harder suddenly came to be involved in the case, but he has a history of attempting to silence media outlets.
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This picture-perfect town that came to be known as the "People's Republic of Burlington" elected Sanders, an avowed socialist, as mayor four times.
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The cause eventually came to be associated with not just antiwar objectors but also virulent anti-Semites, and the term itself became somewhat taboo.
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His firm, Drexel Burnham Lambert, hosted an annual event, which came to be known as the Predators' Ball, where the era's greatest financiers mingled.
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And there appears to be confusion on the part of the police as to how he came to be released prior to his death.
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" Turner added, "But I would love to see how the dynamics of Westeros came to be as we see them in the first season.
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Ethnic homogeneity came to be regarded as a bulwark against the erosion of Korean culture during the Japanese occupation in the early 20th century.
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That sent me down this rabbit hole of trying to break apart and understand this world of rum, and how it came to be.
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We talked with Wires co-founder Yair Neuman last week to learn more about how Wires came to be and how the glasses work.
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It seemed as if they had the problem of inequality licked; it was the era of what came to be called the Great Compression.
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But Cop Rock came to be remembered as a legendary failure that was almost impossible to revisit, outside of a few stray YouTube clips.
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In the monograph, Martin tells the writer Tom Patterson the sordid details of his life story and how he came to be St. EOM.
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The organization came to be in 2015 when Temasek acquired the Indian 'branch' of Silicon Valley Bank expressly to offer differentiated financing to startups.
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And it's hard to know the nitty-gritty details about how any word came to be, especially one people started uttering a millennium ago.
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New memers need [Know Your Meme] as [a] resource to know what rage comics were, how lol-speak and image macros came to be.
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One good way for Joe Biden to think about this would be to consider how it was that he came to be vice president.
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By running through how these papers came to be contested, this story gives us a view of the ugly problem in science: bad data.
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In a new interview she spills how that partnership came to be and why her rise to style superstardom was a long time coming.
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To understand how the Saudis arrived at this way of thinking, it helps to know the history of how Saudi Arabia came to be.
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Countries exploited for private, corporate gain came to be called "banana republics," after the specific behaviors of those in control of the banana trade.
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