He ceases to be the best, the most, the greatest.
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But what happens to society when information ceases to be
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Without that, a Rocky movie ceases to be what it is.
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I die a lot, but it never ceases to be delightful.
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" He added: "Without Ukraine, Russia ceases to be a Eurasian empire.
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And yet the person depicted never ceases to be slightly unfamiliar.
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At some point in the final stage, it ceases to be one.
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And the old despair that was often there, suddenly ceases to be.
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If we get used to it, it ceases to be a problem.
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At some point, the z-med as it was, ceases to be.
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"When they begin to pay taxes on it, when it ceases to be an avenue for avoiding taxes, when it ceases to be a place where drug dealers are trading and making transactions, then I'll be interested," Gartman said.
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And at some point politics ceases to be a recreation and becomes serious.
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These observations suggest that colour vision ceases to be an advantage at night.
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In terms of wearing the earbuds, though, size ceases to be a concern.
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Sooner or later, the voice in my ears ceases to be a voice.
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After Anthony Kennedy, I don't expect a court that ceases to be imperial.
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If America ever ceases to be good, America will cease to be great.
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"There is a point at which money ceases to be significant," he said.
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Take away free speech, and liberal democracy ceases to be truly liberal or democratic.
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If everyone suddenly descends on one fortunate country, it soon ceases to be itself.
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But if everyone uses it all of the time, encryption ceases to be a signal.
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But until piracy ceases to be an attractive business opportunity it will remain a plague.
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When the trans body is misused in film, it ceases to be seen as human.
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At some point, government spending ceases to be stimulative and just gets in the way.
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I guess danger ceases to be an interesting topic after you've committed to facing it.
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A country without functioning S2 infrastructure, without a frontal cortex, ceases to be a nation.
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But the energy you expend doing it ceases to be useful after your sneakers hit pavement.
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Losing ceases to be an accepted part of the political process and instead becomes a catastrophe.
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Which proves my point — if there's a good mix of gender, it ceases to be an issue.
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After all, any journalist will tell you, when something happens too often it ceases to be news.
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They've broken Goodhart's law: When a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure.
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Let's hope whatever the FCC seems unwilling to share comes out before it ceases to be relevant.
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Getting that notification that it's time to update your phone once again never ceases to be annoying.
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He even ceases to be a reliable narrator, despite the fact that he's often telling the truth.
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That is, when every word that we've said, for good or ill, basically ceases to be active.
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What is the operational framework of a society when the truth ceases to be accepted as true?
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Good. It belongs to us now and we're going to modify it until it ceases to be funny.
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Morgan ceases to be an intriguing philosophical quandary when she's actively working to kill every human she meets.
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There ceases to be an "other" when we embrace the fact that everyone is an other to someone else.
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Pregnancy, in other words, puts women in a different category, in which her body ceases to be her own.
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But shrink yourself down inside an electron and your intuition ceases to be relevant, because the context has changed.
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Losing ceases to be a routine and accepted part of the political process and instead becomes a full-blown catastrophe.
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The first is that the child herself, literally voiceless in the case of Moore's photograph, ceases to be an individual.
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Once you get past a certain age, smoking weed immediately ceases to be funny or interesting or exciting or rewarding.
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Aamir Khan ceases to be mascot for govt's incredible India campaign contract for which has expired: Union Tourism Minister Mahesh Sharma.
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Altberg has no plans to shut down Second Life unless it ceases to be profitable; for now, Sansar remains something else.
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The military remains the most trusted institution in the country, but that could change if the military ceases to be apolitical.
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Is there a chance the epistemic case could be so severe that cost-benefit analysis ceases to be helpful, on net?
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BLUES, BREWS AND BOTANY (Saturday and Sunday) Science rarely ceases to be fun — especially when craft beer and music are involved.
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It's just that his methods (secrecy and paranoia) distort the narrative so much that he ceases to be someone worth emulating.
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The game ceases to be interesting and becomes more like a practical joke — funny the first time but quickly wearing thin.
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Theon hunches in shame, runs, and his legs never stop moving, even when there ceases to be a surface beneath his feet.
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And when marriage ceases to be a family concern and becomes a purely private matter, family obligations of all kinds are forgotten.
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But, of course, that ceases to be important if a hypothetical fertility crisis results in fewer or even no babies being born.
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While I doubt being a young parent ever ceases to be challenging, I imagine the first few years are the most overwhelming.
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Education is also fundamental to the story's fairy-tale conclusion, in which Pinocchio ceases to be a puppet and becomes a boy.
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But Theeb ceases to be a straightforward adventure story around its halfway mark, when a specific event divides the film in two.
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Expansive interpretations of the right to bear arms will be the law of the land — until the "right" itself ceases to be.
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And so when an old master altarpiece moves from church to museum, it ceases to be a sacred artifact and becomes an artwork.
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What Facebook needs to understand most of all is that free speech ceases to be free when it is used to silence others.
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It might be provocative because nobody is doing it.. Yet, the moment everyone starts having conversations about it, it ceases to be provocative.
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After a certain number of years, differentiating between a semi-autonomous refugee camp and an occupied territory ceases to be a useful distinction.
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How can the act of keeping kosher retain its meaning if it becomes rote and ceases to be an act of the soul?
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Though he doubtless welcomes Mr Trump's promise to reset relations with Russia, if America ceases to be the enemy, he will need another one.
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Traditionally, once you hand over private information to a third party, such as a wireless carrier in this case, it ceases to be private.
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If no contract is reached and Ukraine ceases to be a transit state, Europe may not immediately suffer a shortage, but prices would spike.
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Once you establish a routine, it ceases to be a struggle to get in productivity mode everyday because the habit becomes part of you.
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Their tests showed that once you factor in the powerful effect of education, income ceases to be a strong predictor of a Trump vote.
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Sexual inequality ends when societies need to exploit women's labour in the same way as men's, and slavery when it ceases to be economically recommendable.
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Whether you're a diehard Snapchatter or an Instagram Stories convert — RIP, Vine — chances are BTS beauty never ceases to be prime content for your feed.
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"When a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure," she wrote ("Improving ratings: audit in the British university system", Strathern, 22015).
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It could stand as the culminating moment of the metanarrative in which the Vietnam War ceases to be a current event and lapses into history.
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But that results from two implicit assumptions: first, that the infection rate stays constant, and second, that no one recovers and ceases to be contagious.
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"Eleven days before our paper ceases to be," said Michael Tomasky, one of the evening's organizers, who wrote for the Voice from 1990 to 259.
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The misconduct in track and field demonstrates that there is still considerable work to be done in international sports before doping ceases to be an option.
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However, once you get to the middle-aged and the elderly, Sanders ceases to be the candidate preferred by the majority of low-income white voters.
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"When a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure," and this is as true of money as it is of any other measure.
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These are the moments when the third place ceases to be a third place, and dissolves back into the rigid realities of the office and the bedroom.
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Under current rules, WVR shares lose their additional rights if the founder ceases to be a director of the company, or transfers the shares to another person.
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The declaration will then be the basis of negotiating a proper free trade agreement once Britain ceases to be a member of the EU in March 2019.
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Once Britain begins formal negotiations for exiting the EU, known as Article 50, it will have two years until it ceases to be a member of the bloc.
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It remains unclear who the buyer is or what the sale price was as there ceases to be a new shareholder with a 5% stake in the company.
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If our nation ceases to be the place where artists the world over can come to express themselves freely, then we cease, in my opinion, to be America.
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Infamously known as a "cliff-edge" Brexit, a no-deal exit would mean the U.K. abruptly ceases to be a member of the EU overnight on March 29.
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Portland, even amidst its recent changes and miles of condos as far as the eye can see, never ceases to be a warm and welcoming place with killer taste.
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However, when it becomes an addiction and it's at the expense of actual physical activity and social interaction, it ceases to be a healthy way to blow off steam.
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Defense Minister Nurettin Canikli says Ankara has reinforced its military bases in northern Iraq and will remain in the region until the PKK ceases to be threat to Turkey.
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Easy. Because unless you're Gary Oldman or Denzel Washington, two inspiringly vision-challenged survivors of the time after the world ceases to be, you're the first one to go.
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The risk for Trump is that the reality or otherwise of the allegations ceases to be the point: the fact they are so widely known just undermines his credibility.
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For some Internet of Things devices, like connected video cameras, it also ceases to be practical to send the data to the cloud just because of the pure volume involved.
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This does not mean one needs to abandon the distinct nationhoods which make up this unique family of nations, any more than by being English one ceases to be a Yorkshireman.
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Now when I see product proliferation in areas that I think are unwise and that are putting people at risk of performance chasing, that growth ceases to be a good thing.
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Only when return on investment ceases to be the measure of value can the polity decide for itself what counts as valuable, what kind of activity should be rewarded and cultivated.
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"Illegal harvesting will eventually lead to commercial extinction, where the fishery ceases to be viable at all," said Peter J. Britz, a marine biologist at Rhodes University in Grahamstown, South Africa.
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"It's remarkable how the rest of the world ceases to be important when you're getting married," Schuster writes with what is surely irony but doesn't quite accomplish the necessary self-effacement.
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Few minds are changed, but Yehoshua seems to be hinting that, "in a country that never ceases to be a threat to itself," peaceful deadlock is a small but genuine victory.
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What follows from this model is tantalizing: If information ceases to be scarce, if it becomes freely and easily available to all, the fundamental problem afflicting democratic systems would be solved.
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"He is no more eligible to be an honest member of the parliament, and he ceases to be holding the office of prime minister," Judge Ejaz Afzal Khan said in court.
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Digitization will never be completed, at least not before print ceases to be produced, and still there remains the task of making sure the printed books in the collection remain viable.
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You stress over and over again that the internet was built by civil society, is maintained by civil society, and will become something much darker if that ceases to be the case.
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Although lawmakers are completely immune from prosecution, the police can file 'dossiers' against them which can only lead to a legal process once the politician ceases to be a member of parliament.
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There was discussion that if Trump became GOP nominee, then "the GOP ceases to be a party for traditional conservatives, who must go elsewhere," according to the source familiar with the discussion.
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The health and activity apps are undoubtedly the area where the watch comes into its own compared to anything traditional, but it's also where it ceases to be a watch at all.
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"I don't know when art ceases to be art, when it crosses that line and becomes something really perverse, but I think we're very close to that mark now," Hickey told The Mercury.
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I suppose the real danger is not that the press ceases to be free but that it becomes so hopelessly fragmented that the line between fact and fiction, news and propaganda, completely evaporates.
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The intention is to motivate people to take actions that will keep them safe, but a side effect is that you may feel an overwhelming amount of anxiety that ceases to be helpful.
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" Maher also blasted Trump's attacks on federal law enforcement, and predicted that the real estate mogul will only last in the White House if the U.S. ceases to be "a nation of laws.
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"He is no more eligible to be an honest member of the parliament, and he ceases to be holding the office of prime minister," Judge Ejaz Afzal Khan said in court, Reuters reported.
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Here's a thought: we might be seeing the basketball version of an economic concept known as Goodhart's Law, which holds that when a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure.
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However, as soon as the Singapore government starts using its legitimate speech laws to target political dissidents, the question ceases to be one about the freedom of speech and immediately becomes one of political persecution.
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While it's easy to imagine scenarios where that ceases to be true — a terrorist attack, for instance — the fact remains that so far, incompetence, not autocracy or even ruthless efficacy, has defined the Trump administration.
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If the US abandons that role, then NATO — an organization founded in 1949 in part to ensure war would never again break out in Europe — ceases to be a powerful, credible, functional political-military organization.
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Second, if consumers derive a greater share of their well-being from things that come free, inflation ceases to be a good measure of the cost of living or of the purchasing power of incomes.
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"Please be advised that I will end my efforts to block these nominees when the USDA ceases to be involved in all issues involving small refinery hardship waivers, including the SRE application process," he wrote.
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As it ceases to be an army on the ground, more importance is placed on being a franchise and getting people to carry out attacks in its name, to keep it in the global consciousness.
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He his own romantic storyline with Dalia (Nasim Pedrad), and when he's finally freed, he ceases to be a genie at all, instead getting married and having kids, rendering him a normal, slightly goofy dad figure.
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The new coin has so far been released to 33 banks and post offices around the U.K. and will eventually replace the existing pound when it ceases to be legal tender on October 15 this year.
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Once Homo sapiens and Homo roboticus begin to interact, and once time ceases to be something that you waste or spend and becomes a portal through which you pass, the language of social custom shifts accordingly.
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But the politics of the coming year, once the Mueller investigation ceases to be a black box and delivers whatever it's going to deliver (you'll get no predictions from me!), might offer a very different choice.
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All of which matters quite a bit, because as porn ceases to be an easy source of revenue, more entrepreneurs are making the shift into cams and sex toys and, of late, a combination of the two.
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Add to all that the actual software—sleek and nimble iOS, with Siri riding shotgun, and a universe of excellent apps—and the phone ceases to be your piece of personal technology and becomes simply your everything.
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In Han Kang's propulsive, lacerating novel "The Vegetarian," translated from the Korean by Deborah Smith, the bloodless union between Yeong-hye, a hushed bookworm, and her largely indifferent husband ruptures when she ceases to be a carnivore.
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"If our nation ceases to be the place where artists the world over can come to express themselves freely, then we cease, in my opinion, to be America," UTA chief executive Jeremy Zimmer said in a statement.
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I like to think I'll keep going, if only to have a career as an Instagram baddie to fall back on when writing ceases to be a thing in two years—but for now, I'm off to McDonald's.
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"Once the core purpose of the nation ceases to be war, you remove war from the stage, and many small requirements and challenges appear that couldn't be seen before because they were covered by the war," he said.
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It's long past time to raise the federal minimum wage so it ceases to be a poverty wage, and to adopt paid leave and paid sick days so working parents are not forced to choose between work and caregiving.
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"What happens if the U.S. ceases to be the place where companies choose to invest in the next generation of technology?" said Zoe Lipman of the BlueGreen Alliance, a coalition of the country's largest labor unions and environmental groups.
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"The president ceases to be president upon the moment of conviction," said Michael Gerhardt, a University of North Carolina law professor and impeachment expert who early in his career served as deputy media director for Gore's first Senate campaign.
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Provided a new electoral law can be agreed, Mr Renzi wants a vote soon afterwards so he can win back the premiership as the PD's candidate; his critics want to delay so that he gradually ceases to be the obvious choice.
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Heat iron to the critical temperature where it ceases to be magnetized, for instance, and the correlations between its atoms are defined by the same "critical exponents" that characterize water at the critical point where its liquid and vapor phases meet.
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In practice, you want to minimize a value—the distance between the wall and the booth—and so you shift the graph of the polynomial around to see how far you can push it before it ceases to be nonnegative.
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As motherhood ceases to be something done only in private, at home, and as more mothers come to the table and are welcomed as decision-makers, our society will become more equitable, our economy more vibrant, and our world more loving.
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They will have to persuade Tehran that, as long as it continues to honor its side of the bargain, Iran can continue receiving most of the benefits promised by the JCPOA, even if the US ceases to be a party.
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BERLIN, Oct 24 (Reuters) - Britain could wait more than three decades to recover billions of euros in capital once it ceases to be a shareholder in the European Investment Bank on its departure from the European Union, the boss of the bank said.
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"When a so-called Human Rights Council cannot bring itself to address the massive abuses in Venezuela and Iran, and it welcomes the Democratic Republic of Congo as a new member, the council ceases to be worthy of its name," said Haley.
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In short, if Congress were to invoke the three-fifths override or the national security waiver, the Goodlatte BBA ceases to be a balanced budget mandate and instead becomes just another debt ceiling-style fiscal "limit" that gets ignored over and over again.
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The risk for both sides is that failure to reach any deal will see a "cliff edge" Brexit in which Britain, under Article 50 of the EU treaty, simply ceases to be a member as midnight chimes in Brussels going into Saturday, March 30, 2019.
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This resolution issue is a great example of knowing when a spec ceases to be important: Samsung, LG, HTC, and others have all reached more impressive resolution numbers than the iPhone, but none of their Quad HD flagship displays looks much better than the iPhone's.
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Kennedy told Perdue in the letter dated June 27 that he was attempting to block the confirmation of three appointees now pending the Senate until USDA "ceases to be involved in all issues involving small refinery hardship waivers" under the U.S. Renewable Fuel Standard.
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There is an argument to be made that the Solid State Watch is wasteful, but CW&T feels that the project is more of an art piece, designed to celebrate the technology on display here even when it ceases to be functional in a traditional sense.
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So if a bunch of disinformation is used to manipulate public opinion by pushing ... oh, let's just say stories about George Soros being a Nazi and a baby killer reptilian, that's an attempt to silence him and his supporters and thus it now ceases to be free speech.
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The software experience is fine — Google Now never ceases to be helpful — but the phone does come preloaded with a bunch of Samsung apps and, as my review unit was a Verizon model, Verizon apps, too (it's available on AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint, Verizon, and U.S. Cellular).
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The NAFTA Implementation Act, which cannot be revoked without the consent of Congress, says that if a country ceases to be a NAFTA partner, then tariff provisions of the agreement — rules that say that internationally traded goods are free from border taxes — will cease to be in effect.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES IDRS, NATIONAL RATINGS AND SENIOR DEBT Finance Companies with Institutional Support Driven Long-Term Ratings PLC's ratings may be downgraded if People's Bank ceases to be a majority shareholder, if People's Bank's ability to provide support weakens, or if PLC's strategic importance to its parent diminishes over time.
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According to a 2016 op-ed in Science magazine by public health researcher Christopher Golden, 845 million people—about a tenth of the global population—face some form of malnutrition in the near future when traditional fishing ceases to be a viable source of food for many of the world's poor.
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The math is simple: when a company gets big enough to get itself a big booth showing off its products, it is almost always at that point that it ceases to be a source of real innovation — or at least the kind of innovation I think is worth tracking down and writing about at CES.
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Infamously known as a "cliff-edge" Brexit, a no-deal exit would mean the U.K. abruptly ceases to be a member of the EU overnight on March 503 with no 21-month transition period in place to gently prepare for life outside the economic and political bloc it has belonged to for 46 years.
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"When an unaccompanied alien child is placed with a sponsor, he or she ceases to be in the custody of the US government and all HHS-provided subsistence -- food, shelter, clothing, healthcare and education -- ends at that point and the child becomes the responsibility of his or her parent, guardian or sponsor," the statement added.
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Now, once we observe that destruction is so useful to her that she absolutely cannot dispense with it from this moment onward the idea of annihilation which we attach to death ceases to be real what we call the end of the living animal is no longer a true finish, but a simple transformation, a transmutation of matter.
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Viktor Frankl, author of Man's Search for Meaning and one of the fathers of existential psychology said, "In some ways suffering ceases to be suffering at the moment it finds a meaning..." This column has proved helpful to me as a raison d'être: a place where I can control the narrative of my mental health when I don't feel in control of what's actually happening to me.
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He has refined a technique of using the piano's sustain pedal and his attack in order to bring out the upper partials of a note, so that when he strikes a key, he can control the "cross-talk" between two notes, throwing into relief what he calls "the entire shape and bloom of a note," from its inception to the moment when "it ceases to be audible and becomes imaginary" — ghostlike, you might say.
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At what point this ceases to be hardcore might be the fodder of message board debate or jostling in the pit, but it doesn't much trouble this band, which invited some outside guests to add texture: light R&B drizzles from Tanikka Charraé on "Bomb," soulful punk lullabies from Sheer Mag's Tina Halladay on "Moon," and some perfunctory bleeps and bloops from Diplo on "Right to Be." Turnstile isn't alone in its mission — it walks alongside hardcore bands like Code Orange (whose latest album was produced by Will Yip, who also produced "Time & Space") and Trash Talk, which has released music on Odd Future's label.
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February 16 (Reuters) - Flow Traders NV: * Flow Traders' free float increases to approximately 71.3 percent as major shareholders place approximately 5.9 million shares with institutional investors * Co's major shareholders Summit Partners, Avalon Holding B.V. ("Avalon") and Javak Investments B.V. ("Javak") have placed approximately 5.9 million Flow Traders shares with institutional investors in an accelerated bookbuilding process * Shares placed represent approximately 12.65 percent of Flow Traders' issued share capital * As a result of the transaction, Summit Partners ceases to be a party to the relationship agreement that was entered into by and between Flow Traders, Summit Partners, Javak and Avalon in connection with Flow Traders' IPO * This agreement include a right for Summit Partners to designate a supervisory board member for appointment Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdynia Newsroom)
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