But mechanical — and digital — reproduction has changed things.
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But the show changed things up for Clare for likely the same reason they changed things up for Rachel — who was announced before she'd even been eliminated from Nick Viall's season.
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Mr. Rubio's odd behavior on Saturday may have changed things.
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He changed things, little things, to address the team's deficiencies.
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The child changed things for her, as children always do.
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"REDD has changed things in so many ways," she said.
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This gives us a hint that it really changed things.
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I've only seen the pilot, but they've changed things considerably.
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Obama changed things up a bit, sporting chic blunt bangs.
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"The bridges have changed things, changed the sound," Kohl said.
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That's not change, and in fact, they haven't changed things enough.
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"That's what changed things in New York City," de Blasio said.
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If this was the murder weapon, would it have changed things?
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She changed things up the next day while in Oslo, Norway.
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The star changed things up for the movie "Where Hands Touch."
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I changed things around in my life in a big way.
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But this accusation from Sander Bijl, Six told me, changed things.
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To quote a rival DC film, "The Avengers" changed things forever.
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"The rise in prices changed things," said Ayman, a Cairo bookstore owner.
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It's hard to understate just how much World of Warcraft changed things.
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Trump will eventually fade away — but I suspect he's changed things forever.
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When the move happened with the P.G.A. Championship, that certainly changed things.
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A retweet from New York congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez changed things dramatically.
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What these critics didn't recognize was how new technologies had changed things.
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Manley added that the new method changed things because the target was random.
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What about how the move from horse farming to mechanized agriculture changed things?
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Can you explain how and why that happened and how that changed things?
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Still Howl, about the way that album "changed" things, although it didn't, really.
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That changed things a bit, so we had to kind of step back.
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The rise of social media sites has changed things in two major ways.
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These areas have long been Republican strongholds, but Trump, Democrats think, has changed things.
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This changes everything, yet we wonder why we every changed things to begin with.
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From The Upsides I had just been so direct, but here I changed things.
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But Krystal Nielson, a blonde fitness trainer from California, recently changed things for him.
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Thomas may have gotten confirmed, but Hill changed things for young women, Bradley says.
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But Mr. Kemp's narrow victory in November over Stacey Abrams, a Democrat, changed things.
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Not only is he a legend, but that pizza really changed things for Cali pizza.
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One thing we do know is that data companies like Cambridge Analytica have changed things.
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But the biggest surprise to me was how little it changed things with my husband.
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So for his next record, 2012's Unorthodox Jukebox, Bruno changed things up a little.
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Our defense did a really good job in the second half and changed things around.
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"That really changed things overnight," Katie Wilson, of Seattle's Transit Riders Union, told The Atlantic.
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She changed things up with this orchard-inspired headpiece at Prince Louis' christening last year.
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He changed things up for Archie's christening photos in July, opting for a mushroom shade.
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The Bachelorette really changed things in the eyes of viewers and in her own eyes.
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Mike Braun of Indiana admitted the obvious, that the Bolton news had indeed changed things.
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Also notable was Justice Antonin Scalia's absence, but not because his vote would have changed things.
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Not that help could have definitely changed things, but they needed more help than they deserved.
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LG: What would you say is the source of information that really changed things for maps?
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When you want to play with others, Pokémon Sun and Moon have also changed things up.
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For me that collaboration really changed things for me in terms of people looking at me.
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"I wonder if I had just said 150 if that would have changed things," she says.
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Tiffany changed things up, cracked open a bottle of Ciroc and started drinking with the audience.
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A lot of things have changed, things that people don't see because they're behind the scenes.
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I'm glad you mentioned Facebook, because it seems to me they sort of changed things radically.
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I think that glorious chocolate shit pie scene in The Help changed things for many of us.
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This man fought for artists' rights and changed things in ways that are still benefitting musicians today.
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It felt like a complete 180 from season X, which, admittedly changed things a little too much.
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"If they would have made it, it really would have changed things for us," Ms. Diallo said.
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"Giving up that home run just changed things," said Walker, who had homered himself the inning before.
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The Bulldogs' defense changed things drastically as the Razorbacks shot just 28.6 percent from the field after halftime.
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Mary-Kate went for her usual center part, while Ashley changed things up with a sweeping side part.
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There's this argument that punk, as part of an excoriating counterculture, changed things, but that argument feels misinformed.
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"Every time I posted I wondered if this post could be the one that 'changed' things," she says.
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Plus, a look at how new family addition Meghan Markle has already changed things up for the Windsors.
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"I don't think there was a watershed moment in the bilateral relationship that abruptly changed things," said Carreño.
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The Obama era changed things in D.C. and, in some way, sowed the seeds for the Trump era.
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The Baltimore bullpen appeared to be faltering again, but Castillo quickly changed things with his go-ahead blast.
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I didn't go into the weights section until l met my boyfriend Tony—he changed things for me.
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As for my friend circle, giving up shows definitely changed things up, but not in a bad way.
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Because things changed, things have changed somewhat dramatically because of the internet in terms of so many people.
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It was a shattered image as the "Great War" ingrained itself onto the world's psyche and changed things forever.
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Was it a political process that advanced your liberties or was it the best of us that changed things?
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However, once pictures of Cyrus kissing friend Kaitlynn Carter surfaced, Us Weekly reports that it changed things for Hemsworth.
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It's just that it has not changed things measurable by the metrics we use, such as security, democracy and economy.
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They had deals for Taj Gibson and Millsap in place before free agent moves changed things for their trade partners.
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Stefan was an elite soccer player and decathlete, but a car accident on his way to decathlon training changed things.
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The Switch Lite hasn't radically changed things, but the move from 237ppi to 267ppi is instantly noticeable and extremely welcome.
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I'm not trying to gas Jordan Peele up more than he needs to be gassed, but "Get Out" changed things.
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Every month or so, my guy changed things up with training and eating, so I never got bored or despondent.
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But an illness a year ago changed things, the pair moved in together where Raymond asked her to marry him again.
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They found that people consistently rated their experiences as more enjoyable when they slowed their roll or otherwise changed things up.
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This time around, the duchess changed things up by adding a matching necklace and styling her hair in a sleek updo.
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"We changed things here, with exposure to a world they never knew existed," said Brenda Standridge, manager of Google's Pryor facility.
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The internet has changed things, and I think Trump is an example of what a 21st-century cult leader looks like.
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Among independents, the share who say Trump has changed things for the worse shifted from 267% in February to 230% now.
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And "Black Panther" changed things, but in a different way, because that movie was almost set up for success through Marvel.
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The mother of three, who dyed her hair platinum blonde in February, recently changed things up again with a vibrant pink color.
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Later that day, she changed things up with this olive-colored Staud dress to meet locals who had gathered on the streets.
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Here's how this new take on Aladdin and his magical lamp changed things up from the 1992 movie we all know so well.
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For Middleton's visit to the Scouts' headquarters at Gilwell Park on Thursday, however, she changed things up with a much more casual look.
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The 36-year-old actor opened up to Elle about how getting in shape changed things in the bedroom with wife Emily Blunt.
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The fifth episode of Broad City's final season changed things for Abbi in a major way — one that actually mirrors her own life.
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"The real victory wasn't last night, it will be in five years' time when we have really changed things," Castaner told RTL radio.
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"Her plan was to run at trials next weekend and with that not happening, that has changed things," Black told the Times newspaper.
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Kratz says that, despite the social media hate and general calls for Avery's exoneration, Making a Murderer has changed things for the better.
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I know you're not there, obviously—but do you think that purchase and the subsequent Altria executive replacements changed things culturally at JUUL?
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"The second goal wasn't necessarily caused because of a letdown after the first, but it definitely changed things," Canadiens coach Claude Julien said.
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Racehorses have been trained exclusively at Sha Tin, but with Conghua Racecourse opening this year in mainland China, how has it changed things?
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Vigil changed things up in Darksiders II, giving players more world to explore and a whole new, seemingly Diablo-inspired system of loot.
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The latest innovations in fracking for oil and shale rock certainly have changed things, and so you don't hear as much about peak oil.
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Dern has since become known for wearing bold prints on the red carpet, but on Sunday she changed things up with a tassel detail.
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"What's going on now, it's definitely changed things," the Miami resident told CNN after getting tested for Zika at her doctor's office this week.
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So that kind of changed things, and also having everything around me, like all my weird-ass instruments that I've collected over the years.
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"Trump's win changed everything, and it is reasonable to speculate that it would have changed things among the defendants as well," the attorneys wrote.
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"Looking back, it makes me sad because if I had known why he was sick, it would have changed things a lot," she said.
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"Trump's win changed everything, and it is reasonable to speculate that it would have changed things among the defendants as well," the filing said.
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What was one suggestion you made to him that he didn't take yet could have changed things for the company, in potentially a meaningful way?
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A superb skier in both the classic and skating styles, Bjoergen says the birth of her son Marius in December 2015 has changed things somewhat.
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Here are the things I played with: In the end, I changed things up quite a bit from my conclusions based on the video analysis.
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But don't think Swift completely changed things up — she teamed the glittery onesie with a bold statement lip and a pair of peep-toe heels.
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While Snapchat was built on the idea that its messages disappear, it changed things up in May by adding an infinity feature to its app.
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Pineda was in line to win for the fourth time in his last six starts but the delay changed things for him and the Yankees.
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"I'm going to be looking closely at this massive cultural shift and the aftermath of it, and whether it has really changed things," she said.
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That includes 45% who say the President has changed things for the worse, up from 37% who said so in the survey earlier this year.
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This is a man who has been changed inside and out, and who has, by his very presence in this frozen landscape, changed things irreparably.
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"Now that I've found someone who's genuinely my best friend as well as my partner, it's massively changed things for me," the star tells MTV News.
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You couldn't even make a film decrying Nazism until right before the U.S. entered World War II.Filmmakers getting out of the exhibiting game changed things dramatically.
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In the midst of riding his good looks to super stardom, Pitt changed things up in a big way when he starred in Terry Gilliam's thriller.
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However, they changed things up for the reception later that evening, with Markle donning a $4,489 Stella McCartney halter-neck dress while Harry wore a tuxedo.
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The videos "have changed things," said David A. Harris, a law professor at the University of Pittsburgh who studies police behavior, police regulation and racial profiling.
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That was the right choice, but the oil crisis really changed things for Pan Am. It was all of the sudden the wrong plane to have.
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The hair color chameleon, who's rocked every hue from red to green, changed things up yet again as she debuted an icy pastel blue shade on Sunday.
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If your last four decades delivering dubious justice with a hail of bullets hasn't changed things for the better, maybe it's time to take a different tack.
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" And when a routine diplomatic issue with Japan arose in late November 2016, Power emailed another colleague: "It is unreal how the Trump dynamic has changed things.
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Google famously never gave guidance, but they always changed things in order to hit numbers because they would just put more ads on a search results page.
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San Diego still didn't completely agree with the call after the game, feeling it could have changed things as that would have put the Padres up, 4-3.
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" But I've often changed things as a result of that process, because it's like, "I think you're right," or "Okay, but what if we say it this way?
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In order to keep herself motivated to build puzzles, she changed things up a bit, and that sort of creativity and willingness to experiment is to be encouraged.
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"In the world of skating, social media [has] changed things drastically in the last five years," said Mark Gaudio, owner and co-founder of Silly Girl Skateboards in Fullerton.
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That includes questions about how the new tax law may have changed things for this year's W-2 forms, which they must send out by the end of January.
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We didn't have much bite to the game in the first half, and then KD's shot challenges and ball pressure in the second half were amazing, and that changed things.
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"I've always been competitive with myself and I've always tried to be the best I can be, but getting married and having a son has completely changed things," she said.
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To WeWork insiders who know Mr. Neumann — most of whom spoke on the condition of anonymity because of nondisclosure agreements signed with the company — the SoftBank deal changed things precipitously.
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It really would have changed things, and she could have done everything the same and you would just inherently have been less critical because you had a relationship with her.
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It used to be that the IRS treated these debt cancellations as taxable income, but President Trump's Tax Cuts And Jobs Act, which went into effect in 2018, changed things.
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"Something that a lot of us in the writer's room were talking about is how much the internet changed things for us," Saturday Night Live breakout Bryant explains over the phone.
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I recently had a relationship for the first time that really encouraged me to embrace who I am, opposed to just tolerate it, and it changed things a lot for me.
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Over that period, the company has consistently changed things up with new advancements, whether that's the DVD storage of the PS2 or the influential twin-stick design of the DualShock controller.
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But, the sternum cutout changed things for us, and all of a sudden, we were searching for dresses that sported a little window to that area in the middle of our chests.
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The women I choose to interview were activists, nightlife creators, community creators in the arts; women who either really changed things in the lesbian community or were responsible for forming lesbian movements.
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What changed things for me was someone finding me attractive, and an older person who had the same experiences I'd encountered encouraging me to be as butch as I wanted to be.
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You feel guilty that you didn't do something, and then you leave and you think, 'I want to live my life as someone who was involved, who changed things for the better.
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Lauren Conrad's newest LC Lauren Conrad for Kohl's Runway collection stays true to her aesthetic of all things pretty, romantic and glamorous but this season she's changed things up in a major way.
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"The debate changed things for me quite a bit," said Sheldon Ohringer, 62, a West Des Moines Democrat who had been leaning toward Biden but is now considering Harris and several other candidates.
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And in the fall of 2016, a stretch of professional fortune — a very generous book deal and the purchase of my blog by a network — changed things so sharply I still have whiplash.
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"There are some areas of conventional US foreign policy where Trump has changed things," Matthew Kroenig, a national security expert at the Atlantic Council and a supporter of Trump's foreign policy, told me.
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After ordering an egg white omelet with mushrooms, gruyère and onion (her), and a Niçoise salad (me), I steadily pick at her fries and ask how this TV role has changed things for her.
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The video changed things for Stenberg and put her at the forefront of recent conversations about cultural appropriation — a role she says was "daunting" at first to fill, but that she now thrives in.
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For their Edinburgh, Scotland show over the weekend, however, Paramore changed things up a little, bringing their pal and Chvrches frontwoman Lauren Mayberry onstage in her home country, to jam the track's final chorus.
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That suggests that a big chunk of the public may share the government's belief that the Brexit vote has changed things (in this case: Britain needs a trade deal, so Mr Trump must be courted).
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"The government has changed things over and over again," said Godfrey Chinani, who is worried that customers will no longer be able to afford the car parts he sells from a cramped shop in downtown Harare.
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But where Honor changed things up is by going a bit longer with the zoom on the Honor 20 Pro's 3x telephoto camera, and then tossing in a dedicated 2-MP macro lens for good measure.
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" I had reached "my bottom" and aggressively changed things — not only have I lost 20183 pounds, but I've raised my credit score 134 points to 702, which is means my credit score is now considered "good.
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In 2015 he had a streak of four playoff games with 30 or more points, but the addition of Kevin Durant changed things considerably; Curry's longest streak in the last two postseasons was just two games.
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Despite the fact that it's technically Fat Joe's single—I only just now, listening critically in 2017, registered that Lil Wayne doesn't actually even rap a verse on it—"Make It Rain" changed things for Lil Wayne.
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A rainout in Washington over the weekend changed things around for Los Angeles manager Dave Roberts, who is still deciding whether to bring back ace Clayton Kershaw on short rest or to turn to rookie Julio Urias.
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My wife asked me to write a letter to each of our children, a personal letter to each, saying how I felt about them, memories of our time together, an explanation [of] how A.L.S. had changed things.
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"Finding out that our daughter had Down syndrome changed things in some ways, but in most ways, she's still just a regular little girl, and we treat her the same as all of our other children," she said.
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"Global logistics is changing now, e-commerce has disrupted the industry and changed things [while] mobile penetration increasing means expectations of consumers have shifted," Nahata, who started FarEye with Gautam Kumar (COO) and Gaurav Srivastava (CTO) in January 2013, said.
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The Canadians told reporters last week that after December's stinging loss to the French, they went back and changed things in their program, mainly to improve their transitions to make both the short and free skates more fluid and seamless.
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Read more: Princess Beatrice just got engaged to businessman Edoardo Mapelli MozziAlthough little has been unveiled about the big day, Beatrice changed things up by having her younger sister take her official engagement photos instead of hiring a royal photographer.
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In the end, fans are left without a full explanation of Cersei's mysterious pregnancy when the doomed lovers meet their fate, but Headey admitted that she "loved" the deleted scene and felt it would have "changed things" for her character's famed storyline.
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That was because she renovated it so much and so often, that it took a lot of piecing together to figure out what photos were from what era, and when she had changed things, and what was appropriate for us, and what wasn't.
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"The subway has totally changed things," said Michael Lorber, an associate broker with Douglas Elliman Real Estate at the Azure, a 128-unit condop at 333 East 91st Street and First Avenue, which began sales in 2008, the year the subway project started.
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In another study, participants read descriptions of specific cases of rape and robbery and rated both the victim and the perpetrator on how "responsible" they were for the outcome, as well as how much a change in their actions could have changed things.
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Failed parachute during Apollo 15 / Image courtesy of NASA Failed parachute during Apollo 15 / Image courtesy of NASA Unlike the three previous launches of New Shepard, Blue Origin changed things up a bit and provided their first ever live webcast of the launch and landing.
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CGI has changed things "incredibly for the better," says Armstrong, adding that he often likens it to morphine, in that it's an incredible drug when used in the right way for the right thing, but if you get hooked, well then it's very damaging.
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According to the comics, Nico rejects Karolina, but in the season finale of the Hulu series, which aired earlier this week, Nico changed things up and pursued Karolina back—a trailblazing moment which made Nico the first queer female Asian lead in a teen show.
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After that, and a couple people could vouch for us, and I could go to some games, I could meet some people, I could shake some hands, and people could basically get a read that we weren't going to do that, it changed things tremendously.
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After acting as the yin to LeBron's yang following the latter's Decision 1.0 in the summer of 2010, Durant was considered a good guy in the lead-up to his MVP in 2014, but another loss in the playoffs that spring possibly changed things.
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As much as this race is about infrastructure and jobs, it is also about knowing that her visibility has changed things for trans people in the United States, and that it could very well inspire more of the trans community to get involved in politics.
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More than any of our records, it changed things for us, in terms of going from being this weirdo art band from the North to being a serious proposition, being invited into the glamorous spaces and people suddenly knowing the lyrics to our songs.
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When progressive strategist Tim Tagaris asked how the new rule would have changed things for Booker or Castro, members of Booker's campaign chimed in, with former deputy campaign director Jenna Lowenstein recalling the trade-offs required when the DNC raised its individual donor threshold from 65,000 to 130,000.
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I still think insomnia is a bigger problem than addiction to sleeping pills, and while I can't say the sleep-learning experiment had any direct effect on my insomnia, investing this much thought into my sleep patterns and history has changed things for me in a way I hadn't anticipated.
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"The #MeToo movement may have changed things for actresses in Hollywood, but these new charges show that sexual harassment is still on the menu at McDonald's," Adriana Alvarez, a McDonald's worker from Chicago and member of the Fight for 15 National Organizing Committee, said in a statement earlier this year.
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It's different when … you can curse people out on your device and it's not a big deal, but if we're sitting here having a conversation, the likelihood that you're going to curse me out is less likely, so I think things have changed a lot and technology has changed things.
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