In the poll, 21% of respondents said very closely, 203% said somewhat closely, 220% said not too closely, and 220% said not closely at all.
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We looked at people more closely, looked at California more closely.
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Sixty-seven percent said they've followed it somewhat closely or very closely.
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I watched those very closely — much more closely than you people watched it.
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Both candidates were polling closely to one another ahead of the closely-watched contest.
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Isolated and closely watched Victims said they were isolated and closely watched, Tenorio said.
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"We're watching it very closely," Trump continued, adding that he's watching "many places" very closely.
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"We're watching it very closely," Trump continued, adding that he's watching "many places" very closely.
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Foreign experts who watch Russian intelligence agencies and criminal networks closely say they are often closely intertwined.
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Mr. Draghi's words are followed closely in financial markets, and he was questioned closely about those issues.
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Trump has been watched closely to see how closely he sticks to the conservative line on the court.
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"I watched those very closely, much more closely than you people watched it," Trump lectured the assembled reporters.
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"I watched those very closely, much more closely than you people watched it," Trump lectured reporters at the time.
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It's also because we prefer not to look too closely at something that would make us look more closely at ourselves.
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We don't know how closely we'll be working with [developers].. the current plan is to probably work with them pretty closely.
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Columbus Nova is closely tied to Viktor Vekselberg, a Russian oligarch who is himself closely linked to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Every Monday we ask students to look closely at an image stripped of its caption and closely observe what they see.
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" A total of 42 percent of respondents say they followed last week's testimony "not so closely" or "not closely at all.
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We're working closely with city officials and local authorities across the state and have a team closely dedicated to monitoring weather conditions.
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That's because Raffel is best known for working closely with Jared Kushner — which could suggest that Mueller is closely scrutinizing Kushner's activities.
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" So far, the answer has been "Closely enough to satisfy old-school fans, but not so closely that it feels dated or rigid.
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When it comes to registered Republicans, 30% say they're following the inquiry very closely, with another 25% saying they're following them fairly closely.
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Luis Gutiérrez (D-IL), the member most closely associated with the immigrant rights movement; then progressives less closely associated with immigration, like Sen.
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Days later, he doubled down on that false premise; "I watched those very closely, much more closely than you people watched it," Trump said.
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The groups involved include Our Revolution, which is closely tied to Sanders, and the Progressive Change Campaign Committee, which is closely tied to Warren.
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Only 12 percent of those surveyed said they followed the news very closely, and 34 percent said somewhat closely, while 28 percent said they followed it not too closely and 26 percent said they have not followed it at all, based on the survey.
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If I look closely—very closely—I can see the tiny plastic tubes reaching from his ear canals to small devices hidden behind his ears.
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We've worked very closely with the Raiders, we've worked very closely with the NFL, but I hope people can appreciate, this is not a simple issue.
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MCCARTHY: Well, we&aposre working closely with Mick Mulvaney at OMB, we&aposre working closely with the governors in those states as well in their territory.
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Case was watched closely The ruling, which may spur lawmakers to codify the behavior highlighted in the case as criminal, was closely watched by legal experts.
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But they do mean to bind you to a contract: In return for listening very closely to them, they will be listening very closely to you.
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And there are risks ahead of us we have not yet seen, and so we want to make sure we're working closely with other companies, working closely with government, closely with civil society around the world so that we deeply understand what's happening on our platform.
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"We are following legal developments in the United States closely and keeping our Ethical Fundraising Advisory Group closely informed," a spokeswoman at Edinburgh University told The Scotsman.
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Their best answer to date is the other "goblin metal" closely associated with cobalt, nickel, whose name comes from a German spirit closely related to Old Nick.
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She suggested a study paying further attention to the bonds among individuals' to examine whether facial mimicry changes between closely associated bears and less-closely associated bears.
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But what's really important is when it's in London's interests for the mayor of London and the government to work closely together, we will work closely together.
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A NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist poll conducted this week found that almost 6 in 10 Americans said they will be following the proceedings closely or very closely.
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About three in five respondents to the ABC News poll said they were following it at least somewhat closely, with about one fifth following it very closely.
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"We should coordinate closely - and we will coordinate closely - to protect jobs in our hemisphere and keep wealth on our continent, and to keep everyone safe," Trump said.
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First, a Pew survey found that three in four Americans say they follow local news somewhat or very closely — the same fraction as those who report following national news closely.
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But while there are only three women present in the shot, if you look closely (or not even that closely, TBH) 217 different arms and legs can be seen. LOL.
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In order to reduce black unemployment to more closely match the overall labor market, it would be useful to closely scrutinize the landscape of black employment in the United States.
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Mr. Mnuchin's handling of the matter will be watched closely by Mr. Trump, who has kept his tax returns closely guarded despite promises as a candidate to eventually release them.
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The latest poll also suggests Americans are largely invested in the impeachment proceedings, with 74 percent of respondents saying they are either very closely or somewhat closely following the developments.
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There is this risk we could import deflation, and that's something that i think i know that my friends at the Fed are watching closely, that we watch closely as well.
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The reports by the Council, a 47-nation European rights organization that works closely with the European Union, have no direct legal consequence, but EU policymakers work closely with the organization.
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Lebanon is a fragile country that is roughly one-third Sunni Muslim (closely aligned and funded by Saudi Arabia), one-third Christian and one-third Shia Muslim (closely aligned with Iran).
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If you don't look too closely ... good replica, right?
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ATLANTA – Dorothy Cotton, who worked closely with the Rev.
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" The Girls Trip star listened closely and said, "Wow.
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Closely monitoring #HurricaneHarvey developments & here to assist as needed.
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" He added, "We work very closely with the city.
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Correlations — how closely asset classes are linked together — rose.
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" He adds, "We have been working closely with Sen.
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Jon Kyl -- but has closely guarded his thought process.
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And Perez officials — working closely with Deputy Chairman Rep.
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To her allies — our allies and partners — listen closely.
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In its dealings with China, the Trump administration would do well to keep in mind that in a closely integrated global economy, U.S. economic prospects are closely interlinked with those of China.
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"Etihad Airways is working closely with regulatory authorities in the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia and is continuing to monitor this situation closely," the company said in a statement on Monday.
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"We continue to work closely with our supply chain on their recovery efforts ... and we're working closely with our customers to minimize any impact and ensure timely deliveries," a Boeing spokesman said.
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"We are working very closely with our U.S. counterparts who obviously have some experience in this and have set up best practices and we'll be following their lead very closely," she said.
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"There is this risk we could import deflation, and that's something that I think I know that my friends at the Fed are watching closely, that we watch closely as well," he said.
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The pre-launch craft closely approximates the final version, and the company now says it's even closer to that production craft, with the forthcoming physical model resembling closely the version intended for production.
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"We are closely monitoring the situation and continue to collect information while working closely with the United States and other countries," said Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga, when asked about the report.
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BECKY QUICK: Yeah so it's something you're watching very closely?
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Critics praised Toscanini's interpretations for hewing closely to composers' intentions.
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Matt sourced and works closely with Greylock's investment in Coinbase.
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Saam sourced and works closely with Greylock's investment in Blend.
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But the ratings rivalry on Wednesday will be closely watched.
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Sharia accounts do not follow the base rate so closely.
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Any further pronouncements in this area will be closely mulled.
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BTS are closely managed and never mention their romantic lives.
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The bank will continue to work very closely with Twint.
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By telling people to read the privacy settings more closely.
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First, we know we are very closely related to chimpanzees.
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We collaborated very closely with the cities we're in now.
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Despite being closely dependent on the USSR, North Korea joined.
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Look closely and you'll see text, magnified by the water.
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Then there is Murkowski, perhaps the most closely watched vote.
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But other divisions are closely tied to fossil fuels, too.
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And that's something we've been working very closely with Bill.
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Like everyone else they are monitoring the global developments closely.
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It is also working more closely with other European allies.
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The firm told Reuters it was closely watching government policy.
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Today, though, American bourbons and ryes are very closely related.
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Whether her European counterparts will budge is being closely watched.
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Upcoming results from banks will be closely watched, he added.
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I have a mixed feeling about following this so closely.
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That could help the legislation pass the closely divided Senate.
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The closely watched PMI for services is due on Friday.
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They began with two closely related species: rats and mice.
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The statement followed closely behind a similar move by Google.
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Authorities in Florida said they were closely monitoring the storm.
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Like many Canadian women, Muldoon watched the Ghomeshi trial closely.
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The closely watched spread over Germany tightened to 241 bps.
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So, closely monitoring Ruapehu is vital for keeping people safe.
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If you look closely, though, you'll spy her hand tattoo.
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Jason Ropell, who worked closely with Price, has also left.
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Analysts said they were also closely watching the British pound.
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He'll continue to work closely on projects for Apple (AAPL).
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Closely following is Jim Webb with 3.4, then Bernie Sanders.
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Working closely with Mr Trump will also further alienate China.
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One is largely unregulated, the other overseen closely by government.
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The Fund was monitoring the situation closely, the spokesperson added.
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At least one analyst who follows NIO closely wasn't convinced.
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The Committee would closely monitor the effectiveness of these measures.
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Look more closely, however, and it all seems more tangled.
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But that wasn't quite the case, if you looked closely.
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This all means Singapore's new law will be watched closely.
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Many people on the mainland will be watching closely, too.
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This will be one of Tuesday's most closely watched elections.
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Glasgow's promising trial should be watched closely by other cities.
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What's one standout sector investors should follow closely right now?
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The police will watch closely to ease concerns about crime.
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World demand for energy is closely tied to economic growth.
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And we look forward to working very closely with them.
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"Of course we are looking at it closely," he said.
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We are working closely w/ Delta as they make repairs.
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Le Pen's proposed policies align closely with Moscow's geopolitical goals.
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Walk closely with God, and be faithful to His word.
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They also jibe closely with sentiments from the White House.
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" In the opening line, Aguilera instructs them to "listen closely.
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It will also work closely with the institutional client group.
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Haspel: Senator, I have worked very closely with this president.
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Its current one, he complained, too closely "copied" New Zealand's.
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That said, I've been following Game of Thrones very closely.
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The judge closely examined each terrier dog on a podium.
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"Yep," reads another under a chef closely inspecting the goods.
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The police are also monitoring travel within Xinjiang more closely.
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Parabiosis works best on animals that are closely related genetically.
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Trump already has waded into several closely watched gubernatorial contests.
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One more reason to watch next week's inflation data closely.
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This is a developing story that we'll be following closely.
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Law enforcement is following this closely, Not in the USA.
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I would say, Director Lee more closely identifies with Faulkner.
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Renzi said the Italian economy was closely entwined with Germany.
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Two former officials who worked closely with New Jersey Gov.
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She worked closely with other agencies to uncover the fraud.
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Tesla's automotive gross margins will be a closely watched number.
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As a private company, Epic keeps its financials closely guarded.
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Although the two groups work together closely, their priorities differ.
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Another day, another call on the closely watched chip stocks.
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The researchers studied a group of closely related great tits.
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He worked closely with her until Diana died on Aug.
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The report sets out milestones for scrutinizing cryptoassets more closely.
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Fighting poverty and climate change are closely linked, Flores added.
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It's an interesting experiment, and one we'll be watching closely.
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Then as I looked closely, I saw one was waving.
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He is very closely associated with ISIS terrorist operations abroad.
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If you look closely, there are cameos on a heart.
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Federal Reserve policymakers have been watching the jobs numbers closely.
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Its movements are closely watched by drones, satellites and aircraft.
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Apple's stock is watched closely during these types of events.
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Mr Jones will not be the only one watching closely.
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We will follow this new feature and it's effects closely.
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Target also said it will be monitoring the situation closely.
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The talks are being watched closely by American energy firms.
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This is a tenet most closely associated with Vermont Sen.
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Job Today's $10M and $20M raises are similarly closely spaced.
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"Closely monitoring the flooding in Louisiana and Mississippi," she tweeted.
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They continue to monitor his condition closely, the statement said.
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The two worked closely on the design of the dress.
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Let's look back more closely at Watson's comments from 2014.
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Closely behind are Instagram (353 percent) and Snapchat (69 percent).
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PeaceTech Lab is one organization closely tapped into Goal 16.
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Bounce is the one that most closely mimics a Boomerang.
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Television news shows and other media are following him closely.
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How closely does the first season follow the first book?
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The offer is being closely scrutinized by the British government.
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Pisco from Peru is a brandy, most closely resembling cognac.
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We will be closely evaluating this and want your feedback!
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Dehn is watching closely for any bargains that pop up.
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Lastly, and listen closely: You're going to need a tongue.
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If you listen closely, they are telling us our power.
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Investors have been watching closely for signals about Simsek's role.
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Wall Street will be watching closely for a successful handoff.
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Look closely: the word "FAITH" appears from the fiery center.
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" Haley warned the Syrian regime to "watch this vote closely.
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In particular, investors are closely watching the firm's gaming business.
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"We will study it very closely," he told CNN Philippines.
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It appears Gates is more closely aligned to Warren's proposal.
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Hospital network Providence Health & Services tracks her husband's condition closely.
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Maybe that will change if we start listening more closely.
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Regulators are preparing to start examining these companies more closely.
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China closely monitors any U.S. military activity around its coastline.
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So we work really closely with the team in Pittsburgh.
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These results won't surprise anyone who's followed the election closely.
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Others encroach a little too closely on VSCO Cam territory.
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"I worked closely with the ethics commission," Rowe told me.
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Anthem's bid for Cigna followed closely after Aetna Inc's AET.
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Investors will be listening closely for insight into consumer spending.
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From Orpheus to Faiz,song & poetry have been closely linked.
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MSNBC's Benjy Sarlin has spent monthly closely studying Trump supporters.
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I don't know, I haven't studied their positions that closely.
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That's mainly because the two countries are so closely entwined.
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Deaths from hepatitis C and tuberculosis are also closely tracked.
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Chiquita and all other kinkajous are closely related to raccoons.
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Trump has said his administration was looking closely at Amazon.
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People have been creating fake ads that closely resemble Nike's.
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Cabinet members are actually managed more closely by Cabinet Affairs.
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Markets will be watching closely how the central bank proceeds.
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I'd say climate change, followed very closely by nuclear war.
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They also don't align as closely to their planets' rotation.
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However, Buffett and Bezos are closely linked in other ways.
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The European Union is watching all this very closely. 5.
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We worked closely with President Nixon to create the EPA.
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We'll monitor him closely and how he's doing out there.
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The Bank of England is also watching inflation pressures closely.
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Annuity payments are closely tied to overall interest rates, however.
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I wish I had listened more closely to the lyrics.
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Ironically, they closely resemble portions of the modern Republican party.
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The new leadership could consequently work more closely with China.
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We look forward to working closely with them on that.
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He was followed closely by his loyal sidekick Noah Syndergaard.
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Read closely, and the timeline doesn't seem quite so likely.
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Regardless, those who study the disease are watching it closely.
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Jurisdictions that have not imposed restrictions are also watching closely.
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She watched the briefings again, closely, to prepare for SNL.
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Christie are bunched relatively closely together with them as well.
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He suggested watching consumer sentiment closely to gauge market sentiment.
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Legal observers in Europe and the US are watching closely.
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Grossman's Eliot and Quentin parallel Waugh's Sebastian and Charles closely.
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For all these reasons, other countries should watch Britain closely.
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Tiger Global ranks among the industry's most closely watched firms.
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Dean Heller has closely linked his vote to Sandoval's position.
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This closely matches the observed warming during the period. Aug.
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"We've been working closely with publishers for months," says Spencer.
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The upcoming decisions of U.K. lawmakers will be closely watched.
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Others who follow the industry closely were not so convinced.
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Here fusion research was closely linked with national security concerns.
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The Chinese need to watch what's happening very, very closely.
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Jio's profitability is being closely watched by investors in Reliance.
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Ruling: In short, Trump has not closely heeded Obama's advice.
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The former president's tone and approach will be closely watched.
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It's not just the speeches that will be closely watched.
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The closely watched race between O'Rourke and GOP incumbent Sen.
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The recorded sound waves very closely matched what models predicted.
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So I'm mainly following them around, filming them quite closely.
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That's an easy one: They're all closely associated with acne.
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Artists have always closely observed the work of fellow artists.
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Cameron has cooperated closely with Obama in the security sphere.
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The FBI's New York office will be particularly closely watched.
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Black customers who get followed too closely by store employees.
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The Supreme Court is closely divided over the death penalty.
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We're asking the media world to watch this space closely.
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Cruz's improvement in the survey tracks closely with Trump's popularity.
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We'll work very closely with our trend and design team.
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But critics question just how closely optometrists follow the rule.
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Frelinghuysen said his committee is closely monitoring FEMA's funding levels.
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Overall, Americans appear closely divided about behavioral expectations for Trump.
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His cabinet choices will be closely watched by lithium producers.
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It is a weighty decision, one that supervisors closely review.
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The Kentucky incumbent's brash campaign style aligns closely with Trump's.
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Rick Scott, the results on Kavanaugh were more closely divided.
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If you look closely enough at the photo Republican Sen.
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Analysts are watching the drama closely for what happens next.
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He worked closely with former national security adviser Lt. Gen.
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Investors have been watching Cloudera closely since its April IPO.
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But those two topics have become closely linked since then.
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In the closely divided case, Kavanaugh sided with the majority.
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Theology students who go overseas could be monitored more closely.
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The U.S. and China are tied closely to one another.
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Data protection authorities will also work closely with other regulators.
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First, he has consulted closely with local communities and leaders.
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They will work closely to monitor Trump's national security decisions.
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Beyoncé's activism has been more closely tied to her art.
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AMI's actions will now be closely scrutinized by federal prosecutors.
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Va.) and Doug Jones (Ala.) — will also be watched closely.
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Look closely, and you might be able to see it.
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Both camps are jockeying for position, closely watched in Europe.
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SA and is watching the country's political developments very closely.
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Save the Children Action Network has worked closely with Sen.
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That means 2018 overall should show "a closely balanced market".
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For bed capacity and towing, both trucks match up closely.
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We are working very closely with the broader security community.
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But none of them integrate so closely with the iPhone.
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The spread is a closely watched metric for recession signals.
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"We will be working with them closely," he said Thursday.
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Don't scrutinize this series too closely; just enjoy the performances.
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The BoE says debt trouble is closely linked to unemployment.
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However, Bob tends to closely monitor and watch the Dow.
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Several travel agencies working closely with Glaxo are also raided.
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This keeps the guerrilla community closely connected and promotes equality.
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The whole is a closely packed series of dreamlike meditations.
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Any progress towards that is closely watched by the market.
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In this closely knit society, keeping up appearances is everything.
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The Leesa Hybrid fit my personal comfort preferences more closely.
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What surprised you most about inspecting the gates so closely?
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No one could be, in a country this closely divided.
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U.S. and Mexican officials are working more closely than before.
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It aligns closely with longstanding priorities of federal Republican policymakers.
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And success or failure is closely bound to the checklist.
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Paris would assess all the alternatives very closely, he said.
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We're working closely with law enforcement & will update as appropriate.
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The authorities watch these avenues closely, and collectors report thieves.
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In "32 Yolks," Eric Ripert hews closely to the template.
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Arthur, who had been following them closely, was similarly disposed.
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Sunset Memorial Gardens and Funeral Home worked closely with police.
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Meanwhile, BOJ and Fed's next moves are being watched closely.
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Wall Street will be closely monitoring Snapchat's future either way.
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As a culture, we fret about being observed too closely.
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Governor Deal has said he is closely reviewing the act.
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President Trump has said he is "closely monitoring" the situation.
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But, as we have seen from looking closely at Mrs.
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Meanwhile, construction costs, a closely related business, remained essentially stable.
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Chair Janet Yellen said they were monitoring inflation developments closely.
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Look at something closely enough and your eyes will cross.
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Hawley is in a closely watched race to unseat Sen.
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Therefore, its trend is closely followed by many different investors.
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Already, they were too closely packed on the side streets.
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Followed closely behind Swift is Muse, which, uh, ok sure?
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For overseas trades, BAE also works closely with local embassies.
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Faliszek worked closely with Eric Wolpaw, who left in February.
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They likely have important messages for you, so listen closely.
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These are the men who worked closely with Saddam Hussein.
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Did you follow these elections more closely than previous ones?
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We're guessing the team is monitoring this case very closely.
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The marijuana movement and the underground press were closely related.
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Shin: But if you look closely, it could be me.
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Alibaba plans to collaborate closely with the world of academia.
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The plan in California more closely resembles the Democratic approach.
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It's now more closely aligned with other cobranded card options.
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Well watch closely and you'll see exactly how it's done!
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Federal Reserve policymakers have been watching the jobs situation closely.
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She said A Better Balance would follow the changes closely.
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We hope you've been following the news closely this week.
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Cramer's comments resembled those of closely followed trader Art Cashin.
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I'll be following closely to see who wins that conflict.
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We have to closely watch what we're putting out there.
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But last month, the league's relegation battle was closely contested.
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But then again, they couldn't have been listening very closely.
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This hews closely to his original "fire and ice" concept.
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Schumer is closely consulting with Pelosi throughout the Senate negotiations.
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It persists in China by closely adhering to local rules.
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Tesla owners also seem to identify closely with Mr. Musk.
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And anxiety is closely tied to depression, Dr. Merikangas said.
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The remaining 219 percent report not following the coverage closely.
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But we're working very closely with China and other countries.
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His son George W. Bush followed closely in his footsteps.
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Energy consumption has historically been closely linked to economic growth.
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How closely do you try to stick to Atwood's intent?
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She is watching the progress of the divorce bill closely.
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Facebook said it worked closely with the special counsel's investigation.
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" His response on Twitter: "We are monitoring and watching, closely!!
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Mr. Amash's conclusions track closely with those of many Democrats.
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Those automated Twitter accounts have been closely tracked by researchers.
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We work closely with PayPal and we compete with PayPal.
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I found myself looking more closely at my fellow passengers.
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Worries for children were most closely connected to psychological distress.
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Health insurers are watching the emerging field, digital phenotyping, closely.
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So you can bet Google is watching Facebook's moves closely.
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VIX, has spiked back above the closely watched 20 level.
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He asked to look more closely at her wedding ring.
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It's all there in "Earthrise," if we look closely enough.
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And many online forums and publications track these issues closely.
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That resulted in the delay of several closely watched reports.
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In many countries, food is closely linked with national identity.
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Before reading on, look closely at some of the murals.
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But, interestingly, the damage was not closely associated with concussions.
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The findings were a closely guarded secret for three decades.
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That suit was later dropped, but Portland regulates Uber closely.
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Wall Street and Silicon Valley are closely watching Spotify's listing.
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Wall Street and Silicon Valley will watch Spotify's listing closely.
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The most closely related animal disease is scrapie in sheep.
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So, of course, our shareholders look at that very closely.
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NASA worked closely with the companies to engineer both spacecraft.
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The story line hews pretty closely to your real life.
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As the PCP, we will be monitoring the transition closely.
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He also worked closely with the Pakistani military dictator Gen.
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The suburban vote has been closely divided since the 1990s.
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It began coordinating closely with the Department of Homeland Security.
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The 2016 election in Montenegro was a closely fought battle.
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The tragic curse is closely connected to the professional blessing.
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We continue to work closely with the regulator towards this.
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That all depends on how closely it hugs the coastline.
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What's more, oral health is closely tied to general wellness.
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For example, some CIO roles closely resemble other CTO roles.
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A committee also closely watched all the available video evidence.
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He's been working closely with Stones Throw for a while.
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The details of those objectives remain a closely guarded secret.
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"We're going to look at that very closely," he said.
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When I look closely, I see her eyes are blank.
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Unsurprisingly, the Treasury secretary, Steve Mnuchin, says he's watching closely.
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"And then Thanksgiving follows closely on the heels of it."
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How closely do your parents monitor your social media use?
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And think about it: What does coronavirus most closely resemble?
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Civil rights leaders also are monitoring Trump's Cabinet picks closely.
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Even as a scientist, Pasteur remained closely connected to art.
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The official watched Sandes closely as he provided his sample.
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Goglia has followed the investigations surrounding the 737 Max closely.
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She's worked closely with the leaders of major labor unions.
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Looking closely, it was hard not to giggle in appreciation.
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Elizabeth Warren have all been closely bunched in the polls.
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It was followed closely by Louisiana, Oklahoma, Kentucky and Utah.
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All is calm, according to a closely watched market index.
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But his most closely watched appointment was with the pope.
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We will also have to consult very closely with Israel.
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And it's where we all should be watching very closely.
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In 2017, the two are more closely entwined than ever.
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We'll continue to monitor the budget process closely moving forward.
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He sees them as closely related to our own lineage.
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The Federal Government is closely monitoring and ready to assist.
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Who are you watching most closely in the brokerage space?
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In Albany he became closely involved in Rockefeller's presidential ambitions.
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QUICK: I DON'T KNOW IF YOU FOLLOW TWITTER VERY CLOSELY.
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Look closely at the turnout models chosen by each pollster.
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But if you look closely, a few things stand out.
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That particular eye line was one that Koch guarded closely.
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The RNC is closely aligned with the president's political operation.
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Democrats running for governor have aligned themselves closely with teachers.
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" Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said, "We're monitoring the situation closely.
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Investors will be watching closely this week as a result.
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Instead, Gerwig's film more closely resembles a prestige TV drama.
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The politician most closely associated with those policies is Mrs.
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First, take a moment to study the illustration above closely.
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How closely did you hew to the "Going Places" screenplay?
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"We work very closely with the families," Dr. Sampson said.
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If you look really closely, you will see a kickstand.
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"We are closely watching retail," he says in the report.
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The Fed closely monitors market expectations of interest rate moves.
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Presidential elections in November are expected to be closely fought.
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We'll also closely monitor feedback and make improvements over time.
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U.S. intelligence officials have closely tracked Soleimani's movements for years.
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"Stewards will be monitoring this area closely …" Sure they will.
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The country and the world will be watching very closely.
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Just another reason to listen to this series very closely.
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The situation in Botswana closely mirrors that of South Africa.
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Following closely behind was Democratic operative Heather Podesta's firm, Invariant.
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Hillman had worked closely with the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.
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And you know, I think people are watching very closely.
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"We were following the market trends closely," they told Insider.
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And as I said, it's closely correlated with political orientation.
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That's unclear, even to experts who follow the industry closely.
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Listen closely for the purring...it will warm your heart !
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How closely Washington will listen to Serraj is not clear.
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As a media mogul, you already look at data closely.
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Still, under jail policy, he should have been closely monitored.
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Equity markets have also closely followed expectations on Fed policy.
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N.L."; 2017 more closely resembles some A.D.H.D. version of "1984.
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The judge closely scrutinized Kelly's testimony, according to the report.
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This generation followed the philosophies of mainstream Judaism more closely.
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The lawsuit has been closely watched in the fund industry.
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I of course watch the news, read papers very closely.
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The state has been closely monitoring conditions at the facility.
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Trump isn't the only national politician watching these strikes closely.
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Worth watching most closely is how relations unfold with China.
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Others, people we knew closely, tortured to death, shot, assassinated.
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Since then, Heller's votes have closely aligned with Trump's priorities.
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U.S. officials said they would be watching China's enforcement closely.
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Look closely, and Ms. Stone's outfit itself seems to dance.
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Currencies linked closely to the prospects for global trade rose.
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Ponceano inspected them closely, then walked on, scrutinizing the path.
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However, this particular squid is closely related to the cuttlefish.
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Details of what ailed him were a closely guarded secret.
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In this scenario, Trump mostly closely resembles former Alabama Gov.
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The second motivating factor is closely connected to the first.
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Ratner's first novel hews closely to her own traumatic biography.
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Bruckner studied Mozart closely, particularly his Requiem and "Jupiter" Symphony.
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His health, which is watched closely, is a sensitive subject.
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The agency also publishes closely watched global farming production statistics.
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I was surprised how closely focused the app kept me.
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Their advice closely mirrors that of legendary investor Warren Buffett.
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Jeremi Gorman works closely with Evan Spiegel to run Snap.
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He said the Fed is "closely monitoring" the coronavirus outbreak.
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Alan Feuer, another Metro reporter, worked closely with Ms. Ransom.
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But listen closely to the silence that surrounds certain words.
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The closely watched spread over Germany tightened to 240 bps.
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Aggarwala doesn't deny that Quayside's citizens will be closely monitored.
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Trump's reelection hopes are tied closely to the economy's health.
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All of these questions are closely related to each other.
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Players from other countries followed the U.S.A. Hockey negotiations closely.
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The Japanese government would like to watch (this matter) closely.
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The ruling has been closely watched in the Bitcoin world.
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Race is closely tied to use and levels of force.
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Elham has worked closely with several police officers, including Amruddin.
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Listen closely to what your gut is telling you, Virgo.
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"We have followed events in Argentina closely," Kissinger told Guzzetti.
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I imagine there are people that you follow closely. Right.
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The area we've been following most closely is Puerto Rico.
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But look closely ... a friend appears to be double cupping.
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Yahoo is working closely with law enforcement on this matter.
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I also think spirituality and sexuality are very closely tied.
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I followed her closely myself during the Obamacare repeal debate.
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The Kazakh state closely controls domestic politics and public discourse.
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Americans remain closely divided over whether abortion should be legal.
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Genius has a series of closely related terms, as well.
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But during the Obamacare fight, the two were closely allied.
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"We are monitoring (capital flight risks) closely including by capitalizing the UK banking system against a sharp fall in the exchange rate, and by closely monitoring the nature of UK banks' funding," Kashyap said.
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According to the data, 43 percent of respondents said they don't follow the president's Twitter account closely at all, whereas 49 percent say they follow news reports about Trump's tweets somewhat or very closely.
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Elfenbein was watching the report closely, as its business is so closely tied to other areas "like builders, contractors and do-it-yourself types," that its performance may be indicative of larger economic trends.
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A major in the national gendarmerie, the officer is closely connected with Russian contractors working in the country, many of whom work closely with both the Russian government and Russian companies active in CAR.
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To be fair, Moore says he's yet to meet the members he forgot, and it's clear he's totally immersed in playing Raekwon ... working closely with the rapper to emulate him as closely as possible.
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How I realized now that I had never looked at him closely — not closely enough, anyway, not enough to know him and to memorize him and to not need these pictures to remember him.
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"We are monitoring (capital flight risks) closely – including by capitalizing the UK banking system against a sharp fall in the exchange rate, and by closely monitoring the nature of UK banks' funding," Kashyap said.
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Subsequent polling and opinion surveys showed that the percentage of the US public that followed the Challenger disaster "very closely" or "closely" was pretty much on par with the public reaction to 9/11.
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The two companies (Musk serves as chairman of both) already work closely together — so closely that five of SolarCity's board members work at Tesla, are on Tesla's board or are related to someone who is.
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The two companies (Musk serves as chairman of both) already work closely together —so closely that five of SolarCity's board members work at Tesla, are on Tesla's board or are related to someone who is.
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The cryptocurrency market is watching closely to see how regulators respond to ICOs, which SEC Chairman Jay Clayton has said closely resemble new company initial public offerings - implying they should be regulated just as tightly.
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"The market is probably expecting a generic communique that central banks and finance ministers are going to working closely together and closely monitor developments," said Chris Turner, head of EMEA and LATAM research at ING.
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Like much of the world, the insurgents have been closely watching the events in Syria, where the Trump administration allowed Turkey to move against Kurdish fighters who had long been closely allied with American forces.
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The technology giant most closely associated with delivery drones is Amazon.
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Developers will be watching closely to see if that's still true.
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Markets will watch closely as the October 2019 presidential election approaches.
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Eye in the sky U.S. officials are watching the situation closely.
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We'll be following the progress of this Battlefield success story closely.
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That means she'll also work closely with JUMP CEO Ryan Rzepecki.
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The ASPCA works closely with a lot of these canine celebs.
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China said it looked forward to working closely with Sri Lanka.
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Martinez's story aligns more closely with what Refinery29 posited last week.
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The results Sunday also track closely with watchers' pre-debate preference.
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Anyone who studies or works with energy follows its work closely.
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The UAE is closely monitoring what it called a terrorist attack.
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Armoring at the very top level is always closely held methodology.
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Same-store sales, a closely watched metric, were up 0.8 percent.
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Investors are also closely following a two-day European Union summit.
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Look closely, you can see a tiny contract from Kris Jenner.
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This is a developing situation that we will be following closely.
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Climate change and the danger of nuclear war are closely related.
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But the man closely Reuters could not independently verify the video.
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Dominique was also born with two spines that were closely connected.
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Look closely and you'll be able to spot some big changes.
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Industrials followed closely, with the Australian industrials index falling 0.7 percent.
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Now, though, he's among the most closely-watched figures in Congress.
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There are a lot of regulations, and it's monitored pretty closely.
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Couple this roadmap very closely to your product and business roadmap.
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He also said he would integrate Instagram and Whatsapp more closely.
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The past events thus are linked closely to the future events.
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It was closely trailed by CNRT, which secured about 28 percent.
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It works closely with other EU institutions to implement EU policy.
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But if you look closely, you can see why that's impossible.
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It was not immediately clear how closely coordinated the efforts are.
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In one stretch along La Costerita, three cenotaphs lay closely together.
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That's why I believe that our missions are so closely aligned.
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Investors in JBS shares had been closely watching the plea negotiations.
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Look closely, and you'll see Howard the Duck is among them.
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The administration must also coordinate closely with the US private sector.
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But the government is watching closely and has imposed stricter regulation.
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WE'RE LOOKING CLOSELY AT THE ISSUES ON THE BORDER ADJUSTED TAX.
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Schlumberger's comments are closely watched for insight into the oil industry.
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If you look closely it was made with such beautiful detail.
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But Najarian will be watching the stock closely this coming Tuesday.
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I do not actually follow Wing Bowl too closely these days.
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INGRAHAM: Governor, we&aposre going to be watching closely tomorrow night.
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Altmaier said the government would watch the situation at Germania closely.
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Other aspects are more closely related to its recent election efforts.
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He worked closely with former MI6 officials in private intelligence work.
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Take Federal Reserve policy, which the bond market tracks so closely.
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Construction equipment maker Caterpillar closely followed and was down 3.3 percent.
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Sites can also choose to monitor your inputs much more closely.
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She wanted to closely investigate the situation before jumping to conclusions.
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Listen closely, and consider biting your tongue until things blow over.
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So, that is something that we will be closely watching tomorrow.
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Or perhaps you most closely associate your inner self with cupid.
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The UAE and Egypt cooperate closely on Libya and back Gen.
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Here's how closely the Rocketman cast resembles their real life counterparts.
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The key is to observe your team closely and take note.
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As it improves, it mimics human actions more and more closely.
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His family visits, mail, and limited phone calls are closely monitored.
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And any acquisition would be closely related to Bidcorp's current business.
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As the largest asset manager, BlackRock's views have been closely watched.
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Traders are closely monitoring trade relations between the U.S. and China.
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It is watching closely for any opportunity to damage the president.
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"We will closely monitor ZTE's behavior," Ross said in a statement.
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"Fellow students, we must closely follow Chairman Mao," the speaker bellowed.
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BIT by bit, Britain is more closely resembling a federal state.
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If you look closely, you might be able to spot it.
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The U.S. continues to watch Libya closely, Rodriguez told reporters Thursday.
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Peskov said Moscow was closely watching the election primaries in France.
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The AP early this year tied him more closely to Russia.
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The contents of the letter have been closely guarded by Sen.
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The QWERTY keyboard more closely resembles the one on the KEYone.
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But it may take time to look a little more closely.
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Chris Coons, the Democrat who had worked closely with Republican Sen.
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But what Saudi Arabia does next will be very closely watched.
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The department is working closely with the FBI on the case.
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But the word is most closely linked to the Palestinian cause.
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Net interest margin, a closely watched measure of profitability, fell sharply.
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Most categorizations break down if you look at them closely enough.
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Closely watched data on new high-speed internet customers beat projections.
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This sort of talk binds Trump supporters ever more closely together.
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Still, Alabama Republicans have been reading the Trump tea leaves closely.
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Closely related, the fifth mistake is that Bloomberg's positions are weak.
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If you look closely, you can see the photo sphere's stitching.
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It is clear that prices around the region are closely linked.
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And she realized that Beijing and Washington watch her words closely.
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The two artists have also worked closely with producer Mark Ronson.
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This filter most closely corresponds with the researchers' finding about colors.
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Hafsteinsson also stressed that Google worked very closely with these partners.
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Fact These Zara shoes closely resemble the Adidas Yeezy 750 Boost.
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We work closely with regulatory authorities to monitor for prohibited substances.
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And their DNA most closely matched Nile crocodiles from South Africa.
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Uber will soon be watching its U.S. drivers much more closely.
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The producer and the comedian don't look too closely at you.
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There were indications that Washington would be watching Drollinger's speech closely.
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The agency said it is "continuing to closely oversee" the situation.
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Florida is another state that voting rights advocates are closely watching.
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He also works closely with the team at Fiverr and CrowdStrike.
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In two other closely watched races to replace retiring GOP Reps.
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The exact details of these experiments are a closely guarded secret.
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Traders are closely following trade relations between the U.S. and China.
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The Withings Pulse O2 most closely matched what the treadmill said.
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But you will have to look more closely to spot it.
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Rod Blum in another closely contested race in Iowa's 1st district.
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If that sounds cynical, look at the Android case more closely.
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"It's something we're obviously concerned about, we're watching closely," he said.
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Her race is sure to be closely watched: Republican incumbent Rep.
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The national party is closely aligned with the Trump White House.
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So if you look closely you can see some fake teeth.
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Being so closely tied to Google comes with some risks, though.
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The Iowa Department of Transportation planned to monitor closely for flooding.
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Other countries where rents are rising will follow the debate closely.
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Miyako observed her closely and caught something flash in her eye.
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Expect the other professional sports leagues to watch this development closely.
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"We're watching the situation very closely," he told Reuters on Monday.
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That said, I will be looking at the CPPA one closely.
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Investors will be watching British inflation data due on Tuesday closely.
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It's two hours and fifteen minutes we've thought about very closely.
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Lawmakers, tech companies and advocacy organizations will all be watching closely.
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Then we'll go back to closely analyzing the U.S.-China situation.
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But there was no doubt he was watching the proceedings closely.
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On the campaign trail she clings very closely to President Obama.
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For the past year, he has followed the presidential race closely.
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"Beijing will watch closely to see which it is," he said.
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We on the Chinese side are watching the situation very closely.
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He says the government needs to look more closely at expenditure.
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These brackets more closely mimic his party's past views on taxes.
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BLOCKS most closely resembles a MIDI Fighter or Launchpad, only smaller.
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Some closely divided cases will effectively remain unresolved for a bit.
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The facility, he notes, closely resembles a Chinese one in Lantian.
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He worked closely with his father at the Flynn Intel Group.
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Ultimately, the pair's research found the phenomena to be closely linked.
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They also show that the FBI is closely watching the FLDS.
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For this reason, climate scientists monitor the sheet's seasonal trends closely.
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"Tate is working closely with the police," they wrote on Twitter.
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We'll be watching the 1st District outside of Philadelphia particularly closely.
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And we'll be watching closely to see what he does next.
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The two parts of his career were in fact closely linked.
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If you looked closely, you could see a tiny, bloodless pinprick.
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This closely watched measure of profitability is called return on equity.
|
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His clients underwent rigorous training sessions with their diets closely monitored.
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"Marcus hates Sebastian," says one source who worked closely with Thrun.
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Manami Matsumae is most closely associated with a tiny blue robot.
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He and his aristocratic family are closely tied to British royalty.
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But Hassan is aligning herself closely with Clinton, stumping with Sen.
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Lysette's descriptions of Tambor's behavior closely mirror those provided by Barnes.
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But following Empire too closely isn't just a Star Wars problem.
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The intrigue: Major League Baseball will be watching this experiment closely.
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Today trust in the press is closely linked to political preference.
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She works closely with the women and their donors at Baylor.
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ET, will be eyed closely and could impact prices on Wednesday.
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The White House said the U.S. was closely monitoring China's currency.
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The German Family Ministry said it was watching the debate closely.
|
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Hispanics might also divide closely between Biden and Warren or Sanders.
|
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Their efforts will matter to keep this closely-connected world healthy.
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Then we'll go back to closely analysing the U.S.-China situation.
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Snap typically works very closely with publishers to help them succeed.
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In the last few years, technological change has so closely tracked
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Why it matters: Major tech companies are watching this case closely.
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Curry shoots better closely guarded than most players do wide open.
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Trump, for his part, seems to be watching the case closely.
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The commission will also closely monitor where insurance funds are invested.
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In the days after Viafore's disappearance, Graswald worked closely with investigators.
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Hailey is working closely with their planner and figuring everything out.
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"Lori is watching Felicity's case very closely," the source tells PEOPLE.
|
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However, if you look closely, you can see some new differences.
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The Senate is closely divided at 51-49 in Republicans' favor.
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For those covering the conflict closely, Nelson's drawings are hauntingly familiar.
|
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The sector's fortunes are closely tied to expectations for global growth.
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We have worked very closely together in the past eleven years.
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It was during that time that I encountered these cases closely.
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Samsung says that it is working closely with the government agency.
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And so will the International Criminal Court, which is watching closely.
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The White House will need to work closely with Republican leadership.
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These are people intensely engaged in politics who follow it closely.
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He was allowed to finish, with a child sitting closely by.
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You wouldn't notice the differences unless you were looking very closely.
|
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Exxon and ENI both said they are closely monitoring the situation.
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That's because you want to observe the full body language closely.
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The statement did say the central bank was "closely monitoring" conditions.
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American and Air Canada said they were closely monitoring the investigation.
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ISS recommendations are closely watched by institutional investors for their votes.
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The spread closely tracks the supply and demand balance at Cushing.
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Unsurprisingly, it tends to track the S&P 500 very closely.
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REAGAN: WE'RE CERTIANLY GOING TO BE WATCHING VERY CLOSELY JCPENNEY'S FUTURE.
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The numbers come ahead of Friday's closely watched nonfarm payrolls report.
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So we watch the candidates closely, looking for signs of character.
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I watched them closely, because the daughter was nearly my age.
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It is closely watched as an alternative to the official PMI.
|
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Just how closely should an independent board work with Facebook employees?
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Previous chefs on the closely watched list have achieved national success.
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" This reasoning is closely related to "My smartphone is my computer.
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TC: What are the trends you're following most closely right now?
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We're going to be working closely, but again, that's our intent.
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So the question then becomes: How closely do these lawyers interact?
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But if you look closely, you can see how they grow.
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Like rubella, the Zika virus is closely intertwined with reproductive health.
|
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It's rare for all three metrics to be so closely aligned.
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Oil demand is closely tied to broader indicators of economic growth.
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We're working very closely with election commissions all around the world.
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The gambler's real name, which he guards closely, is R.J. Cipriani.
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Yet another field that's, unsurprisingly, closely related to Israel's military development.
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And he stressed that the two nations' futures were closely bound.
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The cessation of hostilities closely affects Syria's neighbors, most notably Turkey.
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And I would look at every single question closely and carefully.
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Top brass in Silicon Valley will be watching the hearings closely.
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"We are closely monitoring the situation with the authorities," he added.
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The JOLTS report is watched closely inside the halls of government.
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Oriel Morrison: Now I know you watch the markets very closely.
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"We worked pretty closely with a lot of districts," Bosmeny said.
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Among those affected were campaign aides who travel closely with Clinton.
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Human trafficking and drug trafficking in these communities are closely tied.
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A sensation in Australia Australians closely followed the case for years.
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Plan a Met Gala with a theme closely tied to technology.
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For these new initiatives, we will work closely with state governments.
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This is something I think it's time to just watch closely.
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The government will release its closely watched employment report next Friday.
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One closely watched position will be that of the vice presidency.
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We're working closely with police and officials in Mississauga on this.
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By contrast, the new proposals suggest a more closely managed system.
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Mary Zimmerman's new production engages closely and deliberately with this context.
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But if you listen closely, there's a tension in the record.
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Looked closely for Beast's lawn bombs before taking well deserved nap.
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In this debacle the personal and the corporate are closely intertwined.
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Europe's thousands of hauliers will be watching the truck case closely.
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How closely were you basing the dialogue on your source material?
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Games like "Knives Out" and "Rules of Survival" closely resemble "PUBG."
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Simmons blasted Dent as more closely aligned with Democrats than Republicans.
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The company said it continues to closely monitor the NTSB's investigation.
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Critics of artificial intelligence are also watching the Chinese app closely.
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At oral arguments, the justices seemed closely divided along ideological lines.
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And both Presidents Bush and Obama hewed closely to that tradition.
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Salespeople then worked closely with these advocates to identify potential patients.
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The US State Department said it is closely following the case.
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Chief Shea's career is in some ways closely linked to Compstat.
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The company, it says, is too closely tied to the NRA.
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The closely watched metric of iPhone sales was slightly under expectations.
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Uber and its Silicon Valley peers are watching that process closely.
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State and federal authorities are now closely scrutinizing Facebook's business practices.
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I live in Arizona and follow the Arizona Cardinals pretty closely.
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Not surprisingly, suicidal thoughts are closely tied to PTSD and depression.
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It is a gauge of earning power, closely watched by investors.
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Despite their differing appearances, horses and rhinos are reasonably closely related.
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We'll be following crime in Chicago closely; sign up for updates.
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Look closely at one: how it chirps and twitches and flies.
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Or if we closely scrutinized government spending on these bombs when
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COAMI's financing plan and indebtedness are closely monitored by its parent.
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Working closely with Kempczinski, Easterbrook oversaw a turnaround of the company.
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Smith also works closely with Pete Buttigieg, another potential 2020 contestant.
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DeSantis closely aligned himself with Trump; Gillum ran on progressive populism.
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CT: But how closely are you watching the price of fuel?
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That amount is "closely aligned with the new recommendations," Vos said.
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But listen closely, and you hear the beginnings of a dialogue.
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Two seem closely adapted from the existing Vive game Arcade Saga.
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It's a feeling closely tied to being relaxed or chilled out.
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The company will have a closely watched earnings call on Tuesday.
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Accordingly, you'll need to check closely whether the value is good.
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Maybe it's time to examine these incentives a little more closely.
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Alexander urged King to closely follow the language in the law.
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For Serbian grain, production volume is tied closely with export volume.
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If you look closely, you might be able to see it.
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" He added, "We're looking closely at where we can do that.
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Good etiquette means keeping your neighbors closely informed about your doings.
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All that really does force you to examine the poster closely.
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Analysts have been closely monitoring a softening housing market this summer.
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James Lower, who has tied himself closely to the White House.
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Berman is not affiliated with the case but watched it closely.
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Moreover, Iran's moderate voices are wary of closely aligning with Russia.
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Last week, he told reporters to "listen closely" to the speech.
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The I-Pace follows closely with a range of 234 miles.
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The Belgian school year hews closely to the US school year.
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Shalala has sought to tie her opponent closely to the president.
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Patents and trade secrets are closely guarded in the tech world.
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Glenn's storyline was closely followed by every Korean-American I know.
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Cushing is one of the most closely watched datapoints for WTI.
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In that environment, the Atlanta Fed appointment will be watched closely.
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Harris is in second place, followed closely by Sanders and Warren.
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The vegetables should overlap, but not as closely as fish scales.
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But the deficit numbers, closely watched by potential investors, show improvement.
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I know this is-- an issue you've been following very closely.
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If you look closely, you can see the rain falling. ♦
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Those on the global stage are also closely watching the developments.
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If you look a little more closely, this makes intuitive sense.
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The force began to work closely with clergy and the community.
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The U.S. government and Mexico already work closely to tackle cartels.
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The two men worked closely together in the campaign for Brexit.
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The couple have worked closely with Mr. Schneiderman on the issue.
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Germany is heading into a closely contested federal election in September.
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Baltimore's murder rates track very closely for African-Americans and men.
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The pairing revealed how closely Guston looked at de Chirico's paintings.
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These funds usually closely watch increasing NPLs of countries after crises.
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But obviously I'm working on it a lot more closely now.
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MTPD is closely monitoring events in Brussels w/our fed partners.
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Ted Cruz in November in a closely watched race in 2018.
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"I'm looking at it very closely," Grynbaum reported Trump as saying.
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South Korean government officials are watching the developments in China closely.
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Sources said the two were friends and worked closely at McDonald's.
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The White House is closely monitoring the protests and Maduro's response.
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What was your impression of Richardson after working closely with him?
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Arizona this year has a closely watched contest to succeed Sen.
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The state Democratic Party committee is closely allied with Mr. Cuomo.
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If you look closely, she's wearing one necklace during that date.
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Other OEMs will closely watch how consumers react to this infrastructure.
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It's the place that I identify most closely with as home.
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Investors will also closely watch the first round of Sino-U.
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Sprinklr works closely with the New York advertising and marketing community.
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The decision is expected to spark a closely watched legal battle.
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Police officers follow closely behind him as he approaches his vehicle.
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The reunion itself could hew closely to her post-Disney career.
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Both work closely with the Monterey Bay Aquarium's Seafood Watch Program.
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Wearing headphones, Kohler wasn&apost listening closely to the starting announcements.
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Even requests to use the bathroom were closely monitored, McGee said.
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WILBUR AND I HAVE WORKED VERY CLOSELY TOGETHER ON THE CAMPAIGN.
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In theory, Kushner's office was supposed to work closely with OSTP.
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Ronald Bert Smith's execution date follows closely after on December 8.
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The world will be closely paying attention; much is at stake.
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He said the bank will remain closely focused on economic data.
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The developments will likely be closely watched by the White House.
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The August CNN Poll conducted by SRSS closely tracked these patterns.
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Wherever they appear, blossom-viewing parties, or picnics, follow closely behind.
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Absolutely. Justin: Here's the one I'm watching closely: Trump's tax returns.
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Going Forward Look closely at the delegate counts and primary results.
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The Administrator closely examines all of the information he is passed.
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And you had to follow scary movie rules more closely. Yes.
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Construction equipment maker Caterpillar closely followed with a 3.6 percent drop.
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It's been a closely watched and fruitful period for the company.
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They may be watching closely to see what Li pulls off.
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N) the top carrier, followed closely by Delta Air Lines (DAL.
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However, the Spanish church decided to be even more closely involved.
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The case of Samir is being closely watched by Morocco's government.
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That urges the fund to closely study the whims of Beijing.
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To do this, the VRA relied on two closely linked provisions.
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"Following this story closely," New Yorker staff writer Naomi Fry replied.
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Everytown notes that domestic violence is closely tied to mass shootings.
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So the dynamics in these early states are worth watching closely.
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Orange spots depicting the elephants with radio collars are closely tracked.
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Webb's views on the Middle East align more closely with Trump's.
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In recent years, the Red River Rivalry has been closely contested.
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Harper's personal history, it turns out, is tied closely to Indonesia's.
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Financial services were the worst affected, followed closely by communications firms.
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We will also work closely with NATO on this new mission.
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But their work pretty closely approximates a company's top sales team.
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Kelly Clark oversaw the program, and Castree worked closely with him.
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But parents have to look closely at the child in question.
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There's something positive about everybody and everything if you look closely.
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Ever since, Sanger (population: 25,000) has identified closely with the holiday.
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But any footage of the two together will be closely scrutinized.
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Mr. Menendez's political future is being closely watched by both parties.
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The precise alchemy of time, temperature and ingredient is closely guarded.
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They just need the world to listen more closely next time.
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We'll be watching closely to see which way the scales tip.
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If you study the face closely, you'll notice its mismatched eyes.
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" Approximately 48 percent of respondents reported following the news "fairly closely.
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Some choose to be closely monitored, through breathalyzers and urine tests.
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The details are spotty—and I didn't read it too closely.
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I work very closely with our advertiser-facing team, as well.
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The case is being closely watched by Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Naturally, he's going to watch closely that they don't inhale it.
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But, as Golan explains, surveillance is closely connected to physical violence.
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With that protection, however, comes the price of being closely regulated.
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Money and romance have always been closely interlinked in our society.
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"Ambassador Lighthizer is working very closely with the House," he said.
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"Closely related to poverty is lack of social mobility," he wrote.
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Success correlates closely to socioeconomic advantages and access to test preparation.
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And I think you have to be really watching very closely.
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Then he looked at the photo above his chair more closely.
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TRUMP: The answer is I'm looking at it very closely, okay?
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The guide is closely followed, but there's room for editorial discretion.
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"I didn't really keep track of it that closely," she recalled.
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It's two guys who work very closely together ... A bromance, yeah.
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A closely watched index of computer chip companies climbed 2.7 percent.
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Democrats who follow politics closely don't seem energized by Biden's candidacy.
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Pull back the sheets and look closely, particularly near the headboard.
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Looking closely, glimpses of Capote's Taormina come through in the book.
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Use of the data would obviously need to be closely policed.
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They closely follow Q's posts and rush to interpret the messages.
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That turned Wednesday's vote into an unusually closely watched diplomatic event.
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Zooming in, they can approach each work and examine it closely.
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The Senate has a long history of closely watched investigative hearings.
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We'll still be closely following how far this tech backlash goes.
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She's worked closely with our intelligence teams, our diplomats, our military.
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But we're closely following the terrible events unfolding in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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Previously, he had appeared to be closely involved in Thrive's operations.
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That's one of the reasons Paxton will be scrutinized so closely.
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Have you ever looked closely at New York City's official seal?
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"When renting from owners, look closely at the details," he advised.
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Her reasons for following Hanyu's career so closely were partly cultural.
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And we're in Venezuela, looking closely at the country's electoral credibility.
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Longtime residents there regard the neighborhood as a closely guarded secret.
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"I must concentrate very closely on what I do," she said.
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The F.S.B. classified oil field maps and closely tailed British employees.
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"They often tracked very closely to oil and gas," Pernick said.
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But the organization is closely monitoring the surge in headgear use.
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His brother's trial was closely followed in the French news media.
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For comfort, the muzzle should fit closely to your dog's snout.
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The FDA is closely monitoring potential shortages in critical medical products.
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Structural barriers to voting and attitudes toward it are closely related.
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It's an understudied region that no one has seen closely yet.
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Around the world the Danish success story is being studied closely.
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It is closely associated with the rise of Alternative for Germany.
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The Jokhang temple is closely monitored by guards and security cameras.
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In the Atomix pedagogical method, instruction is followed closely by reward.
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It's a concern and something we will be monitoring very closely.
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Joscha Bach is a cognitive scientist who worked closely with Nowak.
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She is an artist who is closely watched by her peers.
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But The New York Times has been covering the situation closely.
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If you look closely, Mykenna Dorn is quietly wiping away tears.
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We forced the characters to look at the characters more closely.
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Investors have been closely tracking the coronavirus outbreak in recent days.
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He said human rights groups would watch the Parojinog case closely.
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Mr. Biden's ability to attract small donors will be closely scrutinized.
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" — Barry Schochet, 64, Midtown Manhattan "'Working Girl,' followed closely by 'Moonstruck.
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"Working closely with China and others on Coronavirus outbreak," Trump tweeted.
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Immigration and trade should be closely controlled and foreign entanglements reduced.
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Cory Gardner of Colorado said he is closely monitoring the situation.
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We'll be following this story closely to see how it develops.
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Tom Perriello in the closely contested Democratic primary for Virginia governor.
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Lamar Alexander had been closely watched as a potential swing vote.
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The Domino's wings, though closely matched by Papa John's, reigned supreme.
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Elissa Slotkin (D-MI) that closely mirrors a proposal from Sen.
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And the commonwealth is closely divided on the issue of guns.
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He said he had also worked closely with the United States.
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The release comes ahead of Friday's closely watched nonfarm payrolls report.
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We, on the Chinese side, are watching the situation very closely.
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The scale of the clan's fortune is a closely guarded secret.
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"European farmers are watching us very closely," he told his colleagues.
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But if you listened closely, you could hear echoes of Bannon.
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The Labor Department's closely watched employment report at 8:4.83 a.m.
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Sanders said his campaign is studying its next moves "very closely."
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Online news sites have watched the rise of social platforms closely.
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"It's amazing how closely our politics is followed overseas," he said.
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The campaign has been acrimonious, and closely fought since the beginning.
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That means European and global leaders are closely scrutinizing the visit.
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The House isn't alone in looking closely at tech's Big Four.
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Republican have introduced one amendment that closely resembles Trump's immigration framework.
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I look forward to seeing him as our kinks align closely.
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When I looked closely, I could see she was laying eggs.
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Investors are closely watching reports in Italy, Iran and South Korea.
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The Democratic proposals closely track Mr. Trump's rhetoric in other areas.
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It is worth parsing Alexander's reasoning for voting against witnesses closely.
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How closely does the family in this book resemble your own?
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"Feels Like Summer" is profound as well, if you look closely.
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The conglomerate, HNA Group, is closely tied to the Chinese government.
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Clinton's case, but hewed closely to the rules for Mr. Trump.
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"Lawson could hear the horses if he listened closely," Tone writes.
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Later, while acknowledging that she had worked closely with Lt. Col.
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Mr. Trump is closely monitoring the investigations into his longtime counselor.
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