Peterffy believes the stock market can coexist with rising rates.
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Many allude to a world where humans coexist with nature.
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People from every era coexist with dinosaurs and giant robots.
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For many of us, shadows of doubt coexist with faith.
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And price regulation can coexist with that American value, competition.
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He watched them collect food, coexist with their spouses and
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Why can't dulce de leche brown coexist with kelp blue?
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Right now McDonald's and Michelin-starred restaurants coexist with little problem.
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But you still have to coexist with the rest of society.
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Over the generations, they should become able to coexist with cats.
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"I've been able to coexist with everyone quite well," she said.
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Can Avedon's illustrious image coexist with evidence of his social conscience?
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Microbes' goals are to coexist with humans, not to kill humans.
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I need to be vulnerable and learn how to coexist with fame.
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The old coexist with the young, who will eventually grow old themselves.
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Any blockchain system will have to coexist with other, more conventional systems.
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The city has always had to coexist with the four-legged vermin.
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Meticulous networks of line and form coexist with spasmodic explosions of color.
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A stable state, important for the region, cannot coexist with unlawful militias.
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But fish and marine mammals evolved to coexist with those sounds, scientists note.
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Wieder dramatizes how artistic talent can painfully coexist with a broken moral compass.
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I don't think they can coexist with really low inflation rates over time.
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Because of humans' inability to peacefully coexist with her, the earth is hurting.
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The future may resemble the past as it relearns to coexist with wildlife.
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There's Rome, where relics of an ancient empire coexist with rich modern culture.
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They recreate both the sorrows and the joys, which coexist with each other.
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These concessions cannot coexist with forceful new European sanctions addressing non-nuclear issues.
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Whether compassion and decency can coexist with prejudice should not be the question.
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Could he ever coexist with a ball-dominant point guard like Kyrie Irving?
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"The virus is now going to coexist with the trade war," he said.
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Her earnest, altruistic impulses coexist with a deep misanthropy she can't quite suppress.
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"You're trying to coexist with a device that's designed to addict you," Price said.
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We must assert, with far more urgency, that nuclear weapons cannot coexist with mankind.
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"I believe that we can happily coexist with the larger tech companies," he says.
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Couldn't the superintelligence have a different value system and coexist with humanity in peace?
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Naimi said Saudi Arabia could coexist with $20 oil but did not want to.
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Posters of Hindi film stars and Mughal-style art happily coexist with pool tables.
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"Respect for the dead must coexist with respect for the historical record," Greenberg writes.
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So Instagram's two halves could continue to coexist, with their awkward tensions in place.
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"We can happily coexist with Tesla," Rawlinson said after showing me a robotic scanner.
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Those on the hill coexist with wildlife and occasionally deal with their own weather.
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Tactical flexibility for agents — taking the handcuffs off — can't coexist with extensive centrally set strategy.
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I love him and respect him, and anger could coexist with that, but never blame.
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But outré headlines coexist with more serious ones in an odd hodgepodge on these covers.
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An excess demand for money can therefore coexist with an excess supply of everything else.
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"I could also coexist with someone and still have different political views," Kardashian West said.
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Is it possible for that basic principle, in whatever evolved form, to coexist with globalisation?
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I think that's a big part of our ability to coexist with these AI systems.
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Bears and humans typically coexist with few problems, but some recent episodes have caused alarm.
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But systemic change is equally elusive, and consumer politics can coexist with calls for it.
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Quotes from German folk song and Gregorian chant coexist with angular remnants of Expressionist angst.
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We had to coexist with him being a writer, and it ended up very felicitously.
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Fertilize grass with leaf clippings and accept that you may need to coexist with dandelions.
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In its final season, the HBO satire asks the big questions: Can good coexist with greed?
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School is so important because it's where you learn to coexist with other people and socialize.
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This can get a tricky, as sometimes performances have to coexist with the art on display.
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The world she wanted to build could not coexist with the world that allowed her career.
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It's unclear how Trump's proposed idea would coexist with the existing D.C. Fourth of July celebrations.
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Full employment and rising wages can coexist with economic expansion if, and only if, productivity improves.
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Kodak and the horse-and-buggy industry thought they'd just coexist with the new technology, too.
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This is something that affects everybody, how to coexist with respect and without crossing the line.
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And Honda isn't quite able to answer how its own homegrown AI technology will coexist with Waymo's.
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Once at the orbiting laboratory, CIMON will coexist with astronauts for at least the next several months.
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It is unclear how Trump's proposed idea would coexist with the existing D.C. Fourth of July celebrations.
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If huge predatory carnivores can be made to coexist with humans anywhere, it has to be here.
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In the satirical alternate reality of Hollywoo, anthropomorphic animal versions of celebrities coexist with fully human ones.
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Yeah. I wanted that juxtaposition, because I still coexist with my brother and we are nothing alike.
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Mountain is a mobile and PC game which allows players to coexist with a procedurally generated mountain.
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It's also unclear if a massive surveillance system can coexist with individual rights to privacy and data.
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Respect cultures and traditions while modernizing and allow them to coexist with the basic tenets of democracy.
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It is rare for "rising optimism to coexist with increasing uncertainty," said Mr. Curtin, the Michigan expert.
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Mattingly and Segall are themselves celebrated artists whose solo work imagines alternative ways humans might coexist with nature.
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It's evident in Pennsatucky (Taryn Manning) being forced to coexist with the guard who raped her last season.
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It is folly to believe that a "responsible" nuclear North Korea would quietly coexist with the United States.
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In another vein, perhaps an impending singularity isn't so freaky, if we all might harmoniously coexist with robots.
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The Galaxy Fold can coexist with traditional phones, it's not a bendy screen assassin, at least not yet.
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To coexist with Amazon, small businesses need to get more creative in reaching customers, starting with the basics.
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Water taxis coexist with freighters, and cruise ships are so close I can see into passengers' cabins. 2.
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New Voices clearly defines what those rights are and how they can coexist with established Supreme Court precedent.
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And as this column has noted, you don't need to like all your colleagues to coexist with them.
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All three contracts, however, are "premium" contracts, which as the name suggests means they coexist with a basis price.
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People who live in the regions of Abruzzo, Marche, Lazio and Emilia Romagna coexist with the threat of earthquakes.
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A strange trek through a future whose fate depends on whether humans can coexist with intelligent, de-extincted mammoths.
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Ultimately, Procesión-Migración is a celebration of the human will and its desire to coexist with the natural elements.
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Implicit biases can be difficult to discover, insofar as they coexist with explicit thoughts that seem to contradict them.
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That's because they believe that white people are inherently superior to other races, and, therefore, shouldn't coexist with them.
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Consoles offer a completely different playing experience, and it's not like they can't coexist with game development on smartphones.
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By all accounts, the two women have a complicated dynamic, and they coexist with little overlap in their roles.
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It turns out that they may have an immune system that lets them coexist with many disease-causing viruses.
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But it's also arguing something more provocative: that we can coexist with carnivores and possibly benefit from their presence.
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Even Rotterdam's water pump facilities suggest that people can safely coexist with floods, and the results can be beautiful.
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Perhaps more to the point, what happens to the self when those two worlds coexist, with neither paradigm entirely displaced?
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So it ultimately became about looking for more successful ways of living a life that can coexist with the fame.
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Northern Botswana is a hotspot in the ongoing human-elephant conflict, with 16,000 people trying to coexist with 113,000 elephants.
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Whether the issue is trade courts, climate standards or war crimes, how should American laws and values coexist with others'?
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The "conservation plan" involves trying to figure out what tigers need — and also what people need to coexist with them.
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Bernie Sanders never quite decided whether his "political revolution" could coexist with the Democratic Party or needed to overthrow it.
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During the Cold War, the United States used deterrence, arms control, and diplomacy to coexist with a hostile, untrustworthy adversary.
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The bottom line is that U.S. trade deficits are not inherently "bad," and often coexist with strong U.S. economic growth.
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The temple promotes itself as a place where tigers betray their wild nature to coexist with humans in Buddhist harmony.
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But they play out in abrupt, uncomfortable ways that reflect the confusion and desperation that coexist with Fleabag's headstrong independence.
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The killing in Charlottesville wasn't an unintended consequence of allowing white supremacists to coexist with others in the conservative coalition.
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The reformer narrative can coexist with this other side of MBS instead of being seen as opposed or mutually exclusive.
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The bottom line: As the story matures, it's more likely to coexist with its predecessors than to kill them off.
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We have brought some under human control, but others continue to coexist with us, much as they have for millennia.
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This week's episode proves that pathos and excitement can peacefully coexist; with luck, future installments will see that principle through.
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"I don't think humans can coexist with the mine," one health worker serving villages where SMB operates told a HRW researcher.
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The challenge for private firms is not so much how to compete against state firms as how to coexist with them.
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Erdogan cast it as a vote for stability, and a message to Kurdish insurgents that violence could not coexist with democracy.
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Humans coexist with urban wildlife all the time, even when it gets in our trash cans and nests on our balconies.
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In fact, they have apparently decided it is possible to coexist with the earthbound bipeds that used to shoot at them.
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Israel is under no obligation to maintain the status quo forever because the Palestinians refuse to coexist with a Jewish state.
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While studies show tigers can peacefully coexist with people, any frustrated, cooped-up cat has the capacity to eventually lash out.
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In the real world, even a country as powerful as the United States has to learn to coexist with other nations.
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"Multiple forms of malnutrition therefore coexist, with countries experiencing simultaneously high rates of child undernutrition and adult obesity," the report warned.
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In the tank, smaller fish will coexist with the sharks, often trailing behind them, the aquarium's director, Jon Forrest Dohlin, explained.
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And knowing that elephant birds were nocturnal also helps explain why they were able to coexist with humans for so long.
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Specifically, since Amazon has repeatedly said it is happy to have Alexa coexist with any other assistant, is Google disallowing it?
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For Coates, progress can, and likely will, coexist with deep injustice and a society ordered around, and constantly rationalizing, its crimes.
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Being a public company means learning to coexist with a parallel narrative — a daily scorecard, if you will — that you can't control.
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Lee is constantly confronted with people from his past who have found ways to coexist with past tragedies both large and small.
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But I manage to do my job—not because I've beaten back the fear, but because I've learned to coexist with it.
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It is a paradox that, as Mr Corrales puts it, "groundbreaking innovations in public policy coexist with atavistic attitudes" in Latin America.
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We deserve "Kiss Me Thru the Phone" just as much as we deserve "Turn My Swag On." Disconnect can coexist with euphoria.
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You can have the public option coexist with Obamacare (Affordable Care Act), which was former President Barack Obama's signature piece of legislation.
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"Assertiveness and boundaries have to coexist with empathy, because you can be empathetic and have someone walk all over you," she says.
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That means the character will coexist with other DC superheroes on the network like Arrow, the Flash, and the Legends of Tomorrow.
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Can our nation's magnificent public lands, unrivaled outdoor recreation experiences, and healthy wildlife populations coexist with oil and gas drilling and production?
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The first lady and first daughter view their jobs differently and coexist with little overlap in their roles, according to the Times.
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" He said the monument could coexist with the wood and paper industry, "and will provide much-needed diversity to the region's economy.
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What Euphoria masters are the ups and downs that make up the daily life of a person trying to coexist with depression.
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As I said earlier, I want to live a world where devices like the Gemini can peacefully coexist with more mainstream devices.
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But perhaps most infamously, they had to coexist with the microbial astronauts who hitched rides to the station in the crew's bodies.
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Because if a coyote and badger can learn to be friends, then humans can most definitely learn to coexist with wild animals.
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"I decided to take shot to record this because it presented how fish can coexist with human garbage," photographer Stan Chen wrote.
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As See attempts to remedy a complex issue after a decades of discrimination in Hollywood, reservations coexist with optimism for the future.
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But he's a little more bullish on the potential for humanity to coexist with our robot soon-to-be-overlords than Westworld is.
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About five years have passed in the film, and human civilization is still trying to figure out how to coexist with fantastical creatures.
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Trump has faced numerous questions about whether his role as president-elect can possibly coexist with his broad business holdings around the world.
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One was the idea of colonization, which advocated resettling freed blacks in Africa, out a belief that they could never coexist with whites.
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It's important that we're able to grow and accept the world for what it is—faults and beauties—and still coexist with it.
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At one point, the Western world hoped to hold up Turkey as proof that Islam could peacefully coexist with democracy and liberal values.
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There is the perception that Australian grit is defined by our nonchalance toward the many deadly animals we peacefully, indeed happily, coexist with.
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And decades of experience have shown that offshore operations safely coexist with military activity, the commercial and recreational fishing industries, and coastal tourism.
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Bats are of particular interest because they've evolved a unique ability to coexist with viruses, including ones particularly likely to transfer to humans.
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Hendrickson said he considers Perrigo's generics business core and that there are reasons for it to coexist with the over-the-counter business.
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It's one thing to use words to create a world in which cartoons coexist with a world made of flesh, blood, wood, and concrete.
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Do you think there's a possibility for companies like Pharmacielo to coexist with farmers who want to cultivate cannabis independently on their own land?
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When we wanted to explain how modern-day warlords coexist with otherwise consolidated states, we profiled a Mexican town run by vigilante avocado merchants.
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So how could its shiny uniforms and ships coexist with the terrycloth mock-turtlenecks and beep-boop cardboard control panels of the 1960s original?
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This is the ancient witchcraft of a people who coexist with Satanic demons and want to be left in peace for a GD minute.
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But I do think it's time for Musk to explain how his thoughts on climate change coexist with his support of the Republican Party.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Racist sentiments often coexist with a mythologized past of a pure America inhabited only by white Christian people.
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Maduro said new bolivar notes would coexist with old notes during the monetary overhaul, which will remove three zeros from the hyperinflationary economy's prices.
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Children can observe the creatures close up and learn the best places to spot them, as well as how to coexist with them safely.
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But an obligation not to elevate a clouded nominee must coexist with an obligation to hear out any serious alternative explanation of the facts.
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Coat hangars were affixed at every seatback, though my heavy winter coat was too big for to coexist with me in the same seat.
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However, it's unclear if Disney+ will coexist with these other services, particularly considering 40% of Hulu is owned by Comcast (30%) and AT&T (10%).
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However, it's unclear if Disney+ will coexist with these other services, particularly considering 40% of Hulu is owned by Comcast (30%) and AT&T (10%).
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This loss of self is not an event unto itself, it's an event tucked into events — something that must coexist with the other everyday demands.
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The cornerstone of a "non-value-based" partnership founded on convergent interests will inevitably have to coexist with "value-based plurilateralism" among the like-minded.
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Still, to coexist with the oft-brutal intricacies of nature feels like it's at the heart of the event, even more so than the music.
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There's a difference between honoring our heritage in a comfortable setting and refusing to coexist with those who don't share our racial or ethnic background.
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The Supreme Court itself has said that pollution standards set under the Clean Air Act to protect public health can coexist with fuel efficiency standards.
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Who was this publicity-shy yet spectacle-loving C.E.O., and how did her theme-park sensibility coexist with the mundanity of health care billing protocols?
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Colombia's chief prosecutor, Néstor Humberto Martinez, declared in March: "We cannot allow drug trafficking to coexist with peace and reconciliation," according to the Associated Press.
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They might note that their lamentations coexist with a large number of retired black baseball players who never got a chance to manage baseball teams.
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They are known as socially flexible animals: They prefer to live solitary lives, but will peacefully coexist with each other if the habitat demands it.
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This shows us that the absence of lust can coexist with intensive sentimentality and strong social bonds, as well as with stable marriages and continued procreation.
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"Not a lot of the kids knew how to coexist with people of a different background, so we created a unity and diversity program," Omar says.
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Even if Liberty Media were to acquire iHeartMedia, there's a case to be made that it could coexist with SiriusXM and Pandora for years to come.
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Picking up not long after the last movie ended, Caesar is leading his community of intelligent apes, hoping to peacefully coexist with the remaining human population.
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"Unfortunately, I'm not going to be able to finish this tour because it doesn't really coexist with my social anxiety and my introverted personality," she said.
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The left-leaning Labor Party believes funding the public system sufficiently should be the priority and seems more content to let private insurance coexist with Medicare.
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Venezuela's paradox, Mr. Levitsky said, is that the government is too authoritarian to coexist with democratic institutions, but too weak to abolish them without risking collapse.
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Their presence in and around the North Cascades is inevitable, and residents are already adopting many of the same measures needed to coexist with grizzly bears.
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Yellen was pressed by reporters repeatedly about how she would coexist with Trump as she fielded questions on everything from his trade policy to his tweets.
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Subsidized apartment complexes and tidy townhouses coexist with single-family colonials and split- levels, and racial, socio-economic and religious diversity is embedded in the fabric.
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There are ballet positions of full-stretched geometric line, but these coexist with a less sophisticated use of the arms, which frequently move in light, curling gestures.
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We can all coexist with love, with pride, and knowing that — at the end of the day when we close our eyes — we're all the same America.
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Watch the video above to learn about little Emily in particular and how to safely coexist with the large, wild animal she will grow up to be.
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"We want to show how floating artificial structures can coexist with living ecosystems," Adam Marcus, co-director of the Architectural Ecologies Lab, told Lindsey Smith at Undark.
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But it is hard to imagine how an inwardness of such delicate precision as manifest in Virginia Woolf's diary could coexist with the cacophony of social media.
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At a rally in Mississippi on Tuesday, the president flouted the pretense that support for the judge could coexist with authentic concern for victims of sexual assault.
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We cannot perpetuate the belief that niceness cannot coexist with violence, evil or deviance, and consequently the nice guy must not be guilty of the alleged offense.
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A big city with a small-town vibe, where cowboy hats and snakeskin boots coexist with shiny skyscrapers and a glittering skyline, Dallas is experiencing a renaissance.
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He, in other words, argued that a focus on class politics can coexist with a platform that takes racial injustice (and gender injustice as well) incredibly seriously.
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And we'll do so in hopes that we'll all have a better choice, 200 years after their example, of whether to smash the machines or coexist with them.
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The startup believes in the power of in-person therapy, as opposed to the new variety of affordable digital tools meant to replace or coexist with therapy services.
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UBS said in a research note it believes Sprouts, an Arizona-based chain, can "coexist with emerging low-cost competitors over time," including Trader Joe's and probably Aldi.
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Then, there are other medical conditions such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, congestive heart failure and heart disease that can coexist with asthma and complicate diagnosis and treatment.
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In this sense, people living on the Big Island are a special breed -- many have faced eruptions before, yet they stayed and learned to coexist with their volcanoes.
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"What Mexico must do and we are doing is to prepare, and we have our strategy on how to coexist with what sometimes can be unpredictable," said Ebrard.
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"We inherited the war the Spanish waged against water and therefore the lack of wisdom on how to coexist with it in a sustainable manner," Mr. Córdova said.
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To complain that it isn't much fun might be to miss the point, or to repeat Frankie's fundamental mistake, which is to expect pleasure to coexist with grief.
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"We cannot perpetuate the belief that niceness cannot coexist with violence, evil, or deviance and consequently the nice guy must not be guilty of the alleged offense," Zuker wrote.
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They've really broken the code of nest mate recognition, and their whole life history adapts to being able to coexist with ants and integrate socially into colonies of ants.
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Even filtered through a zany lens — El Pollo Loco's logo has a prominent role — the show is asking big questions, maybe the biggest questions: Can good coexist with greed?
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Thirdly, it is unclear how the Taliban will coexist with an Afghan government to which they refuse to speak, and with factions they fought long before the Americans arrived.
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I guess this is where I have to push back a little, because I'm not sure capitalism can coexist with the sort of morality or ideology you're after here.
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The man deserves an entirely separate award for having to coexist with Smith's acute cultural blind spots as they stand side by side at awards ceremonies of international repute.
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"For the SAT to survive it needs to come up with a new way of ensuring that it can coexist with racial diversity in elite colleges," Mr. Kahlenberg said.
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In all three works, episodes of crushing sonic violence coexist with oases of serene lyrical beauty for an overall sense of smoldering, luxuriant noise — a plangent yet gorgeous howl.
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But the fact is, those of us already on the road in our not-so-autonomous cars have little to no say over how we coexist with self-driving ones.
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The program is part of a new 90-day pilot launching in San Francisco, and it will coexist with another similar program from Uber's chief rival Lyft called Express Drive.
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"International cricket needs to coexist with T20 leagues but also needs to be made more attractive, not only to players but also to fans and to commercial partners," Irish said.
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I didn't know how to let my feelings coexist with this newfound freedom, so I created some rigid systems to stay on track, complete with daily, weekly, and monthly markers.
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It's losing a place where the people of Seattle can come together and bond over the artists they love—and where the city of today can coexist with its past.
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Then there's Eruera Maihi Patuone, chief of the Ngāpuhi tribe, who encouraged his people to coexist with Europeans and extended protection to settlers who desired to live on his lands.
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So maybe we can understand Gilmore Girls as a vision of the future in which Trump supporters can coexist with liberal working women, Latina dance instructors, and gay black Frenchmen.
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The Museo Atlántico was created by British eco-sculptor Jason deCaires Taylor and consists of life-sized sculptures made of pH-neutral materials that are designed to coexist with marine life.
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However grim these projects sound, the curators have made optimism an imperative of the exhibition; in the show's supporting literature, they consider how humans might coexist with nature and the biosphere.
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China's transport minister, Yang Chuantang, told reporters the country plans to regulate the fast-growing market by drawing out a way for drivers on these apps to coexist with traditional cabbies.
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In my head, it's a show for the smaller, usually independently made video games—a space where the most out-there ideas coexist with others of a more knowingly commercial slant.
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So we will coexist with them but address those problems which are well-defined in any tools or technology or apps related field important to one billion knowledge workers over time.
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"The F-123 cannot coexist with a Russian intelligence collection platform that will be used to learn about its advanced capabilities," the White House said in a statement earlier on Wednesday.
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In an ideal world, a UBI and a jobs guarantee could coexist, with a guaranteed basic income alleviating the worst poverty and giving those who can't work a modicum of relief.
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They argue that the subtlety, flexibility, informality, and idiosyncrasy of scholarly mentorship cannot coexist with the bureaucracy and contestation of a union workplace, from wages-and-hours agreements to collective bargaining.
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"The F-35 cannot coexist with a Russian intelligence collection platform that will be used to learn about its advanced capabilities," the White House said in a statement earlier on Wednesday.
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Mansoor adopts a way of life that seems perilously close to what we Westerners — what this Westerner — associate with a radicalized form of Islam that will not coexist with competing ideologies.
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New York has always been forced to coexist with the four-legged vermin, but the infestation has expanded exponentially in recent years, spreading to just about every corner of the city.
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It's about finding a way to coexist with someone and all of their needs and anxieties, every minute of every day in a confined space for an undisclosed amount of time.
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For all its self-interrogation, "DAMN." is Mr. Lamar's most accessible album, and the one in which he finally allows anthemic impulses to fully coexist with his at times ornery aesthetic.
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This would mark the return of the company's Touch ID method of security, which would coexist with Face ID to give consumers two ways of quickly bypassing the device's lock screen.
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The scene is now collectively known as the Union Market district, a gentrifying area of Northeast Washington where technology start-ups and an independent movie theater coexist with the old warehouses.
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Mersch also stressed the need to safeguard central bank independence as European monetary policy needed to coexist with national financial and labour market policies, even if these interests are not always aligned.
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As the Washington Post noted, it is hard to reconcile how Facebook's "beefed-up approach" to misinformation can coexist with some of its main purveyors being allowed to remain on the site.
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Compared with the Uighurs, they have also demonstrated a remarkable ability to coexist with the Communist Party, an organization hard-wired to distrust those whose first loyalty belongs to a higher power.
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Our planet is a great example of how this works: oxygen shouldn't survive with all the methane in our atmosphere, and neither should it coexist with nitrogen and our large liquid oceans.
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As Rinesi puts it, "once a culture (or an economy) has gotten used to a way of doing things, it can coexist with very high levels of occasional dread without forcing changes."
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"As such, it is an attractive prospect for other countries including the United States to coexist with China peacefully," said the newspaper, which is published by the ruling Communist Party's People's Daily.
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I find very hard to coexist [with people] in real time, especially now, when there's so much cultural tension and you have so many people projecting their insecurities and beliefs onto you.
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Decades of experience in the U.S. and around the world demonstrate that commercial and recreational fishing, tourism and military activity can safely and successfully coexist with offshore oil and natural gas development.
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And as long as citizens work to build a world where they can peacefully coexist with each other without force or coercion, the "anti-liberal moment" will remain just that: a moment.
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But Mr. Swain said it's impossible to ignore the presence of humans or to discount the value of communities that have already been built — even if they coexist with the environment imperfectly.
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When/if his outside shot comes around, he'll be able to coexist with any type of big, including Zion Williamson (it's hard not to faint when day-dreaming about that collective athleticism).
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But his proposal to potentially remake the city's skyline has raised concerns among developers and architects, who question whether the mayor's ambitions can coexist with the demands of clients and commercial tenants.
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Wallace's need to cooperate, and coexist, with representatives of the prison and legal systems puts him in precarious situations, and reveals how loyalties can run deeper along institutional lines than racial ones.
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While these 'Iran hawks' in the United States are unlikely to call themselves warmongers, they do hold to an unshakeable belief that America cannot peacefully coexist with the current regime in Iran.
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They don't want to believe that soaring incomes for the 1 percent, their great bugaboo, can coexist with real gains for the middle class – even though the two coexisted in the late 1990s.
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The big breakthrough came on Rise of the Planet of the Apes when we figured out how to do this live, and have it coexist with the rest of the motion picture photography.
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I enjoyed watching how to be young and date, but it was more important for me, in high school and college, to see that these things could coexist with the career I desired.
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It takes place in a world where puppets coexist with humans as second-class citizens, and the joke is that the puppets are grosser, depraved, and more lascivious than anyone could have guessed.
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SpaceX has managed to coexist with the neighborhood for five years, but it recently mailed homeowners offers to buy their properties at three times an independently appraised value for safety and other reasons.
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There's no reason Demeny voting when kids are small can't coexist with giving teenagers the vote a little earlier, if that's what's required to make their parents' empowerment during their minority more tolerable.
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"We want to lead normal lives, lives where our religion and our traditions translate into tolerance, so that we coexist with the world and become part of the development of the world," he said.
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Here, we've rounded up our favorites, from a shell-covered grotto on the grounds of a centuries-old English estate to the Modernist Pacific Palisades living room built to coexist with an underground spring.
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During his Senate campaign, he suggested that universal health care could take the form of a single-payer system or "a dual system," in which a government-run program would coexist with private insurance.
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While the Knicks seek to establish a new identity after the departures of Anthony and Phil Jackson, Oklahoma City will watch Westbrook, George and Anthony learn to coexist with only one ball to share.
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Inside, five bedrooms and four-and-a-half bathrooms coexist with several unusual spaces, including a living room with 20-foot ceilings, a loft study, a basement recording studio, and a mahogany-lined library.
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But their ability to coexist with viruses that can spill over to other animals, in particular humans, can have devastating consequences when we eat them, trade them in livestock markets and invade their territory.
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The Holocaust was the result of a hideous syllogism: if Germany were to expand into the East, where millions of Jews lived, those Jews would have to vanish, because Germans could not coexist with them.
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Two of those stars will get their first look in their new uniforms here: Carmelo Anthony of the Knicks and Paul George of the Pacers must coexist with the ferocious Russell Westbrook of the Thunder.
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This newfound tolerance is one of the surprising results of the current transition, in which elements of the socialist past — like the rejection of religion, especially in attitudes toward sexuality — coexist with a new cosmopolitanism.
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Only in America do medical treatment and recovery coexist with a peculiar national dread: the struggle to figure out from the mounting pile of bills what portion of the fantastical charges you actually must pay.
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This expands the show's stranger-in-a-strange-land premise to explore what it means to be American immigrants, as the newcomers try to maintain roots in the old world and coexist with indigenous neighbors.
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And the series was always completely unbelievable, so it's not like our incredulity at a universe in which just about every cryptozoological monster can coexist with alien-human hybrid super soldiers makes the reboot feel off.
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For regulators it will take imagination to see how these innovations coexist with national currencies and monetary policies and determine the right guardrails for innovations, such as stablecoins, that can have enormous global benefits for consumers.
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And since we face the reality that, in this global village, there is not very much choice but to coexist with men, we might as well find a way to do it and do it well.
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The reality depicted in The Alienist could easily coexist with the other gristly crimes of 19th century Manhattan, like Lizzie Halliday, New York's first identified female serial killer, and the gang violence that wracked Lower Manhattan.
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The minute we will get Arab leaders, as we got with Saddam and with King Hussein -- the late King Hussein of Jordan who are willing to coexist with us, then now, we are moving towards peace.
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"In our research, we learned women don't like chest straps — men don't typically like them either — but females particularly dislike it because it has to coexist with the bra," OM co-founder, Stéphane Marceau, told Mashable.
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About three dozen of those units are in Bushwick, where midsize modernist developments like 267 Evergreen Avenue, an eight-unit condominium from HomeLand Property Group, coexist with shabbier buildings, like the shuttered deli the condo faces.
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Ms. Merkel, already grappling with violent anti-globalism protests on streets outside the conference, has been intensely focused on divining a way to coexist with a president whose disruptive views differ so drastically from her own.
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She tries to become a better person with help from Chidi (William Jackson Harper) and to coexist with neighbors Tahani (Jameela Jamil) and Jianyu (Manny Jacinto), but the Good Place has more secrets than they bargained for.
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Truck driving, other transportation, production, and administrative jobs are particularly susceptible to AI. However, while it may threaten jobs, the ability to merge with technology, to coexist with AI could help us become "super humans," Hausler said.
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Macau today, like Hong Kong, is a political experiment that began in the late 22008s, when China reclaimed both territories from Western colonial powers and promised that civil liberties could coexist with its brand of authoritarian rule.
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Particularly during the middle decades of the 20th century, both parties in Congress encompassed ramshackle coalitions of diverse views that compelled Democratic liberals and Republican conservatives to uneasily coexist with a large moderate block on each side.
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He also must realize that as much as Israelis dream of peace, they cannot, and will not, make concessions so long as the Palestinians remain unwilling to coexist with a Jewish state and continue to incite violence.
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Their pitch involves a plan to coexist with the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) and help cover gaps in federal coverage, as they try to alleviate fears of a complete replacement of the federal program by private carriers.
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As for Governors Island, while a prudent approach might have been not to develop there at all, Mr. Samuelian said he saw more value in making the island an example of how development can coexist with rising water.
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And I think we should all be prepared that for a long period of time, there are going to be a lot of bumps on the road as these two ecosystems learn how to coexist with each other.
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We may already live in a world where the best, most "transcendent" sex a person experiences is alone or involves a screen of some sort, and "Vipers" suggests that this can coexist with established practices like monogamy and marriage.
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"The Partner Robot team members are committed to using the technology in T-HR3 to develop friendly and helpful robots that coexist with humans and assist them in their daily lives," said Akifumi Tamaoki, general manager of Toyota's robots.
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The first Liberal source told POLITICO the project could coexist with serious action on climate change if, for example, the company had a plan to become carbon-neutral and if Alberta committed to enforcing its existing cap on emissions.
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After getting her MFA degree at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago 10 years ago, Kendler says she rediscovered her passion for activism, and started the process of figuring out how it could coexist with her art.
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But any such admission of moral complexity, let alone an operational acknowledgment of its policy ramifications, clearly can't coexist with the lazy and self-interested caricature of gun violence as a regrettable yet immutable side effect of spiritual warfare.
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World leaders gather in New York this week for the U.N. General Assembly, and one of President Trump's main tasks will be to define how his America First approach can coexist with the world-first mission of the organization.
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As Clement's book hit shelves, an unrelated study in Nature confirmed its premise: mTOR (your genetic "on" switch) cannot coexist with autophagy (trash removal), and that is "implicated in metabolic disorders, neuro-degeneration, cancer and aging," the study said.
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Disability may coexist with shocking ability; indeed, the shocking ability may rise in part from the depth of consciousness required of people who are disabled and who have to figure out an often bewildering world through their particular consciousness.
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If these moves by Finnish capitalists sound hard to imagine, it's because people in the United States have been peddled a myth that universal government programs like these can't coexist with profitable private-sector businesses and robust economic growth.
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It seems that a narrow view of the word "black" in an American context is preventing blackness from being allowed to coexist with other identities and racism from being allowed to coexist in conversations with other issues — especially immigration.
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If you live under a system that claims to have high ideals but seems ineradicably opposed to your own people's flourishing, the desire for idealistic reform within the system has to coexist with an openness to more radical possibilities.
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Image 2 of 2 HAVANA – Cuba&aposs leaders are setting out to rewrite the country&aposs constitution, trying to adapt it to a post-Soviet world in which small businesses and cooperatives coexist with socialism and exiles have become economic allies.
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The Chinese economy is going through a phase of "creative destruction" as lively new economy sectors like e-commerce and online financial services coexist with still-dominant old economy sectors, said Chi Lo, BNP Paribas Investment Partners economist for Greater China.
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Turkey's dispiriting recent history once again raises the question of whether Islamist values can coexist with democracy — not just democracy as manifested in elections but liberal democracy, with its core values of equality and freedom of the press, speech and religion.
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Indoors at Nowadays, a multifaceted bar and music emporium that opened in January, may well be the place where the area's young creative set, hopping from one homespun art gallery to the next, can coexist with the young families living upstairs.
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Don't get too close — they can carry rabies — but you can learn more about raccoons, and how we can coexist with urban wildlife, on Sunday at Raccoon Art Day, hosted by the Department of Parks and Recreation in Central Park.
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In "The Hidden World of the Fox," her ode to this familiar yet mysterious creature, Brand provides fox basics: how they evolved, their modern reputation, what we still don't know about them and how we can better coexist with them.
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It wouldn't seem possible for bungling physical comedy to coexist with the overwhelming grief of a region's people coming to terms with an inexplicable evil in their midst, but "Memories of Murder" doesn't allow one to take away from the other.
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What the strong-willed Mr. Masur could not do was peacefully coexist with the equally strong-willed Ms. Borda, who decamped in 1999 to run the Los Angeles Philharmonic, which she helped elevate to a standard-setter in many regards.
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The point of it all is that sometimes we need to coexist with our neighbors, that conquering isn't all it's cracked up to be, and that being brave and polite goes a long way toward making the world a livable place.
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Because this device gets lower into the fur, it could be used to apply medications or cleaning mixtures directly to cat skin, potentially allowing people with allergies to coexist with cats — a better alternative than allergy shots, pills, or daily cat baths.
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But can development like that — which values the community for what it is, not just for the land it occupies — withstand, or even just coexist, with the Antioch attitude of "coming into a community and ministering to them and loving on them"?
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Rodale told me that in her new series, she is shifting her focus from traditional Regency romance set in England to the Gilded Age in New York, where wealth disparity and income inequality coexist with a strong progressive movement and emerging feminist ideals.
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Although autonomous cars are likely to carry passengers or cargo in limited areas during the next three to five years, experts say it will take many years before robotaxis can coexist with human-piloted vehicles on most side streets, boulevards and freeways.
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The attack terrified communities that had learned to coexist with violence in the remote, rural area, said a human-rights activist who lives and works in the region and who did not give his name out of fear of reprisal from the gangs.
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It's a complicated argument, calling into question whether a user's right to privacy and transparency can coexist with the need to maintain evidence of a crime—and whether sacrificing the latter is a just a necessary trade-off for satisfying the former.
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The Loire region, where quaint fishing villages and charming wineries coexist with heavy industry, is central to the ambitions that G.E., the American corporate giant, has to become a force in the offshore wind-power industry, which is dominated by European companies.
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Like its predecessor, 2012's Dishonored, the game is set in a quasi-Victorian steampunk alternate world powered by whale oil, where robots coexist with railcars and a wealthy upper class lives lavishly in fancy dwellings while city streets are populated by the poor.
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Unions that take stances like this will inevitably be scoffed at for appearing to oppose technology, but that's not what this is at all; it's an attempt at establishing a roadmap for how human workers might best coexist with the accelerating rise of autonomous systems.
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Likewise, while the #meToo movement has generally punished the guilty, some campus rape regimes have been genuinely unfair to men, and in our present derangement the reasonable concerns about Judge Kavanaugh coexist with a slightly fevered eagerness to make him a bad-guy preppy scapegoat.
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A Breitbart account of Sessions' comments — which he made in an interview with Boston-based conservative radio host Howie Carr — suggest that Sessions would be unlikely to coexist with the controversial FBI leader, whose agency would fall under the purview of the next attorney general.
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Eventually as I said this is a situation where everybody will have to learn to live with – to coexist with the situation, I personally hope this does not last very long, and it's a personal preference, but again if it does we're okay, we're there.
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But as brave as Collins might be, as able as he may have been to coexist with a sea of ancient, skittering insects, he had to draw the line somewhere—and that line, apparently, was when one intrepid roach decided to infest his ear canal.
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Even though the systems aim to make a fundamentally imperfect task perfect by removing the flaws flesh and blood drivers bring to the steering wheel, however, the only way they'll be able to coexist with people on the road will be to embrace the ways humans interact.
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In the world of Valerian, ethereal CG aliens coexist with present-day space capsules, dirty station corridors become glowing grottoes, and Laureline's wardrobe runs the gamut from a chic, retro military dress uniform to a grunge-y combination of zip-up rubber jacket and white lace gown.
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"Three Minute Love Affair" turns a single roadhouse dance into the lovely fleeting thing it can be, and soon "Analog" is exemplifying the corny notion that tunes this fetching shouldn't have to coexist with newfangled annoyances like robocalls, GMOs, and the pitch correction Rose plainly doesn't need.
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Works by Raymond Pettibon, Peter Beard, Irving Penn, Cindy Sherman and Picasso coexist with pieces by her clients, such as the documentary-style fine-art photographer Jim Goldberg (she also represents the San Francisco Mission School pioneer Barry McGee and the photographer and film director Larry Clark).
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But this documentary impulse has to coexist with the show's supernatural elements, and that history-horror hybrid may be the reason the show doesn't quite come to life despite the luxuries of the production and the generally high quality of the performances (particularly by Mr. Harris).
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"In my dream world, there would be 15 to 20 of these columns — 30 feet tall and 5 to 6 feet in diameter — that would coexist with the permanent structure and that people would move through like a corridor," Ms. Halsey said in a telephone interview.
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Although some tech moguls like Elon Musk fear the impact of automation, others, such as Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, billionaire investor Mark Cuban and former Google exec Eric Schmidt, are, like Malcolm Gladwell, generally more optimistic that A.I. can coexist with humans in the workforce.
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Pop culture has given us plenty of stories about how zany sex-crazed teenagers can be, but Sex Education is one of the rare works that go beyond that trope to give depth and validation to teenage insecurities and emotions that coexist with raging hormones and mythic sex drives.
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His take on Greek cuisine results in dishes like crisp duck wings, octopus beignets, New Orleans-style barbecued shrimp, clams stuffed with crawfish, and lacquered Long Island duck, all of which coexist with typical Greek dips like taramosalata, black linguine with seafood, a Greek salad, and grilled branzino.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Money and Culture Are Inseparable," by Andrew J. Cherlin (Op-Ed, May 8): Racial biases and animosities are deeply entrenched in America, but aside from ideologically committed racists, they often ease in periods of inclusive economic progress, and even coexist with more egalitarian sentiments.
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Brock -- who pays a price for his first encounter with the mogul, which also has implications for his girlfriend (Michelle Williams) -- ultimately gets exposed to the malevolent alien presence, providing the movie a fleeting spark as the man struggles to coexist with his body's ravenous, ill-tempered occupant.
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For thousands of years, people have turned to spiritual leaders and religious communities for guidance about how to conduct themselves, how to coexist with other people, how to live meaningful and fulfilled lives — and how to accomplish this in the face of the many obstacles to doing so.
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One of my favorite novels from last year was Sue Burke's debut, Semiosis, which dealt with a fundamental issue when it comes to meeting aliens for the first time: how do you recognize intelligence, and once you do, how do you coexist with extraterrestrial life that is widely different from us?
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Many new parents describe the bandwidth demands of an emotional tug-of-war: They're pulled in to take care for their babies, but at times also have to push away from that vortex to tend to their own emotions and other aspects of life that preceded and coexist with parenthood.
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The community that has sprouted up since retains vestiges of those exclusive summer colonies, but they coexist with T-shirt shops, tour buses and a large middle class of shopkeepers, retirees and telecommuters who live year-round on the island, about two-thirds of the way up the Maine coast.
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Both Eli and Zaretsky's optimism that increased awareness will tangibly affect policy must coexist with an administration that voted against a UN resolution that included a condemnation of the death penalty for LGBTQ people, or a President who reportedly jokes in private about how his Vice President wants to kill LGBTQ people.
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Shot over the course of a year and a half between 2013 and 2014, Nalbandian's photos are a honest and uncensored testimony to the strength and vitality of the people living amidst cataclysmic turmoil, from fighters in the thick of the nation's ongoing civil war to everyday citizens trying to coexist with the nonstop violence.
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But his status as ambassador of Latin trap would not be able to coexist with his embrace of femininity if he were not straight, and further, if he didn't at times also embrace the sexism that pervades the genre—as many outwardly progressive men are wont to do when it works to their advantage.
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But if you think about taking a solution like the Corktown solution that we'll be developing over the next several years to a city that does have a healthy subway system, we would want to design the solution so that it amplified that and it could coexist with it and make it better and solve some of the pain points.
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Capricorn is a very hardworking, practical sign, so Mars traveling through this sign will definitely inspire you and the people you coexist with to build a safe, productive home environment, whether that means physically sprucing up the place (Mars will definitely give you the muscle to move furniture around), or, on a more emotional level, perhaps encouraging you to express your concerns or pet peeves.
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What I try to do in my book is explore just how that second fact could coexist with the first—what conditions are likely to endure in our politics and culture and psychology and even mythology that allow us to continue living in much the same way that we do now in a world utterly transformed, and in almost all cases deformed, by the force of warming.
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Unless you've been living under a rock, you know there's speculation LeBron will bounce from Cleveland next season -- even if he leads them in the Finals to another championship -- and there's a lot of talk he could end up in Philly or L.A. So TMZ Sports asked Simmons at LAX if he thinks he could coexist with King James in the City of Brotherly Love.
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In 'Boo', one of the show's most endearing tributes to old Hollywood favorites, the comedian Eddie Bracken and the character actress Evelyn Keyes star as Nelson and Evelyn Chumsky, two genteel ghosts who first haunt and then try to coexist with the garish young couple that just moved into the Chumsky family home: Sheena (Wendy Schaal), a clueless porn star, and Tony (Robert Picardo), her shameless manager.
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N.L: The question of whether romantic love can be unmoored from its relationship to patriarchy and capitalism, or whether it should be discarded altogether, has fostered various responses from feminist thinkers: bell hooks, seeking to salvage and elevate love as a radical and healing practice, argues for a specific definition of love as a mutual, life-affirming choice and practice — a verb as well as a noun — that cannot coexist with abuse.
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But that belief, it seems to me, should coexist with some self-awareness about the many blunders by the great and good that brought us to this pass, some instinct for how absurd it sounds to write and talk as though the republic dies daily only to be resurrected overnight and slain by Trump anew, and some recognition that when our law enforcement agencies send their G-men to save the Republic from Vladimir Putin, sometimes they don't send their best.
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