Think about it — when have they typically come about?
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How did it come about, and then what happened exactly?
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How, then, did the decision to prosecute me come about?
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How did iKON's partnership with Samsung and Fortnite come about?
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How and when did the idea for Papermeal come about?
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This is a bad idea, and unlikely to come about.
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A lot of the ideas come about through free association.
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But this could come about in one of two ways.
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THUMP: How did the concept for this album come about?
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The term itself appears to have come about in 2009.
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How did it come about that she directed the episode?
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They come about because of things like oil price shocks.
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How did the Music for Dreams hook up come about?
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So how did her ultra sexy "Bed Series" come about?
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How did the Portuguese covers of Bowie songs come about?
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This transformation has come about for a variety of reasons.
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Did Super Mario Run come about in a similar fashion?
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Temple Grandin: How did you come about writing this book?
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So how did this threat to America's newspapers come about?
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How did the decision to end the show come about?
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VICE: How did the idea for Queer Letters come about?
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BROADLY: How did the idea of the film come about?
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The script feels intensely personal; how did it come about?
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Broadly: How did the idea of the walkout come about?
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Where did the idea to create speakers dresses come about?
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Was that intentional or did it just come about naturally?
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VICE: How did the idea for the Razzies come about?
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I think that's why the menstrual taboo has come about.
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Your portrait by Adrian Tomine, how did that come about?
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It didn't come about because of some masterly Democratic strategy.
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The manner of how they come about is always secondary.
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Social and cultural changes never come about without a struggle.
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So why'd you sell and how did it come about?
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VICE: How did the Rick and Morty mural come about?
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How did the "Weatherman" collaboration with Kodak Black come about?
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THE DECLINES COME ABOUT BECAUSE OF ACCELERATING A PROBLEMATIC INFLATION, THEY COME ABOUT BECAUSE OF A HOSTILE FED IN MY OPINION THE FED IS TOO EASY, FURTHEST FROM HOSTILE THE MARKET SMELLS AN ONCOMING RECESSION.
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In both instances, these dramatic changes come about in small increments.
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MUNCHIES: So, first things first, how did Yell Design come about?
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"I lament the way this hearing has come about," he said.
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How did that idea or concept come about for this record?
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How did the concept for I Feel Like Hillz come about?
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We're now seeing some jobs come about in manufacturing and construction.
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But how did ICANN come about and what is its mission?
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How did the opportunity to work on Broad City come about?
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How did the idea of Queen opening the show come about?
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" "And maybe, probably not, but maybe something positive can come about.
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And maybe probably not, but maybe, something positive could come about.
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NOISEY: So, how did the feature with Devin Townsend come about?
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MOST instances of road rage come about in the same way.
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This new sense of purpose has come about out of necessity.
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And maybe -- probably not -- but maybe something positive can come about.
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Q. How did this film and the archive project come about?
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How did that come about, and what does your research entail?
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How did it come about that you worked with him again?
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VICE: How did the idea for your latest project come about?
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TC: How do your partnerships with athletes and celebrities come about?
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How did the two of you writing this comic come about?
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What kind of changes will come about from immigration in particular?
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Q. Rocky, how did a big fight like this come about?
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I personally am sorry for what's come about, the whole situation.
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Often the name United would come about when two teams merged.
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Q. How did this appearance on the show tonight come about?
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How did the collaboration between you and David Almejd come about?
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Those are the obvious questions that are going to come about here.
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And so, and I think that that prediction, sadly, has come about.
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How did your recent collaboration with the Berlin Symphony Orchestra come about?
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"With new management in place, new talks could come about," said one.
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Talk to me more about how these outfits come about for you.
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Well-preserved skeletons like those at Nataruk don't come about every day.
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How did Eat come about if you weren't on that traditional path?
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It can also come about from infections, stress, inactivity, and other issues.
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Perhaps films come about when you are mature enough to do them.
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This efflorescence of movies on the subject has not come about easily.
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As the voice of the dissatisfied grows louder change will come about.
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"This is how these rounds come about on tough courses," Scott said.
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How did "Tia Mowry&aposs Quick Fix Presents Comfort Kitchen" come about?
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And the time for another one seems to have come about again.
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How did the idea for In Sickness and In Health come about?
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Noisey: So how did the collaboration with Cult of Luna come about?
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These could only come about later, after the universe had sufficiently cooled.
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VICE: How did your latest work, No Riot No Pussy, come about?
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"The Priestess" features Shannon Watkins on vocals—how's that partnership come about?
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Songs like "Deathrider" and "Metal Thrashing Mad" started to come about after.
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How did the idea for starting your own ramen line come about?
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How these advancements will come about, exactly, remains a wide-open debate.
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How did conversations about formalizing your commitment to each other come about?
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How did it come about and how did it influence this decline?
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How did the decision come about to make a dance-driven video?
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With that said, I lament the way this hearing has come about.
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How did this combination of space probes and generative poetry come about?
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Mr. Sanders's visits come about a week and a half before the Feb.
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CNN: How did the idea to start the Thistle Farms company come about?
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How did the decision to ban photos of users with guns come about?
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How did a section dedicated to crosswords and puzzles in general come about?
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Here's what he had to say: VICE: How did the book come about?
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How did it come about, and what made it so popular — and powerful?
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But the way in which that transition has come about has been diabolical.
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How did the idea of the photo Monkey with a Gun come about?
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VICE Impact: How did the Our Power #JustRecovery Puerto Rico initiative come about?
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Part of his professional growth has come about by exploring new art forms.
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The networks come about from brain neurons firing simultaneously at a certain frequency.
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"There's this sort of Disney idea of it that's come about," says Cameron.
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All we know of him are projects that've come about, then fallen away.
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"And maybe - probably not, but maybe - something positive can come about," he said.
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How did this idea of setting your plays in real time come about?
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ZS: How did the concept for "Our Blood Can Save Them" come about?
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How did your partnership with brands like Uber and Emirates Airlines come about?
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It's easy to illustrate how this widening of the gap can come about.
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It would come about when we stood together in unions and demanded it.
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The move is reportedly set to come about four months past the deadline.
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All revolutions are preceded by ideas telling us what would probably come about.
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The second flight, the first with astronauts, will come about three years later.
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When did the idea of a photo exhibition about walls first come about?
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STEPHENSON: BUT JUST THE RHETORIC THAT'S COME ABOUT SINCE THE LATEST FCC ACTION.
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After all, some of the most enduring cultural phenomena come about by accident.
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"And maybe — probably not, but maybe — something positive can come about," he said.
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How did the cover of Eric B. and Rakim's "Lyrics of Fury" come about?
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And so liberals set out to define the conditions for progress to come about.
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This has come about because of a growing division between rural and urban voters.
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VICE: HI guys, how the idea to tattoo yourselves during your shows come about?
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Tell me, how did the idea to create the Guide to Cannibalism come about?
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And that's one of the coolest things I feel has really come about bobsled.
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How did the decision to use all of these types of art come about?
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She also shared Luci's backstory: BROADLY: How did the idea for Luci come about?
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MUNCHIES: Hi Charles, so how did the idea for the Goûte spoon come about?
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How did this exhibition come about and what inspired you to set it up?
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As if the world might not be the same had they not come about.
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But the hard fixes will not come about if the political system is broken.
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But what was that conduct exactly — and how did the scandal itself come about?
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Since this is novel, more clarity will come about as more agreements are made.
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How did your collaboration come about and what did she bring to the process?
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BROADLY: What motivated you to start Broccoli and how did the idea come about?
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VICE: How did the mural at Alton Sterling's memorial come about earlier this month?
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So how did the Cam Avery duet, "We're Just Making It Worse" come about?
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While drawing with my left hand, I wonder: Do the ideas come about differently?
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That decline has come about not only because asylum seekers must remain in Mexico.
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"I lament how this hearing has come about," Grassley said in his initial remarks.
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A positive result did come about because of the riots, but it took years.
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Here's what she had to say: VICE: How did The New L come about?
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Why was now the time to organize one and how did it come about?
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So how did the market for a luxury-priced golden hair dryer come about?
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And even if either were to come about, China would still represent a daunting challenge.
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And your approach has unexpectedly opened doors to other fields—how did that come about?
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But it's clear that there will be more to come about Equifax's class action lawsuit.
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Other characters come about because of rudimentary quantum computers' innate noisiness, generating random, unexpected results.
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We know you're a huge foodie, but how did pairing up with McDonald's come about?
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The video for 'Memorie dal Carcere' VICE: Hey Guido, how did the project come about?
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Mankind's greatest achievements have come about by talking, and its greatest failures by not talking.
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" She adds, "Teamwork, goal-setting, leadership, confidence — these are things that come about through sports.
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NASA says this rock will come about 1.1 million miles (1.8 million kilometers) from Earth.
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This rock will come about 1.1 million miles (1.8 million kilometers) from Earth, NASA says.
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What made you want to collaborate with Beats and how did the partnership come about?
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Goldman Sachs lays out the upside scenario for how something like that could come about.
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MUNCHIES: How would you describe your Food Films series and how did it come about?
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Why it would do so, or exactly how that will come about, are distinctly vague.
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VICE: Given Talese's individualism and pride in his reporting, how did the documentary come about?
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CT: When do you think TPP will come about…Do you have a time frame?
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This popularity does not come about merely because of the technical finesse of his pictures.
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These changes might not have come about if not for the work of Joint Committees.
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Speaking of which, can you tell me about how the Vandalizing Pratt panel come about?
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"Reading out loud for Jack is what has made his progress come about," she said.
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If a deal does come about, it would be a major step forward for Britain.
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In fact, one can imagine several scenarios on how these new highs could come about.
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The flights come about a week after the first US government-arranged flight left Wuhan.
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On the phone from Switzerland, Mr. Wiles explained how his Davos trip had come about.
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The case had come about after Democratic state attorneys general and environmental groups sued Interior.
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These flights come about a week after the first US government-arranged flight left Wuhan.
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Were that political pipe dream ever to come about, Pence would become our 46th president.
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Did this acrostic come about because we have a bird feeder outside our kitchen window?
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It's hard to predict when a crisis may strike or how it will come about.
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THUMP: How did EP come about, and what sorts of things went into making it?
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McAlone: How did the "play with the blood" [one of Rodrigo's catch phrases] come about?
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So going from that ("Billy S.") to your metal band: how did that come about?
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It's quite possible that what matters most are the conversations that come about as a result.
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How did that come about, and how can we make sure more women get that chance?
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How did your Ocean Machine: Biomech show with the Orchestra of Plovdiv State Opera come about?
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Ocasio-Cortez's invitation to the State of the Union come about, and what was your reaction?
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MUNCHIES: How did this particular project come about and what was your relationship like before MENU?
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Jewish areas like the Lower East Side "had come about without any legal mandate," Duneier writes.
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Image courtesy of Boiler Room The Creators Project: How did the collaboration with LCO come about?
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The five-year-old civil war led to the chaos that allowed ISIS to come about.
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How did that change come about, and what work did you do to bring it around?
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Did that come about because of you testing how it would play using actual game pieces?
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Trick-or-treating has ancient precedent — but the candy part didn't come about until much later.
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It has come about by no plan of our conceiving, but by the hand of God.
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The settlement, Mr. Heipt said, "gives me hope some positive change will come about from this."
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There will also be plenty more to come about the merger, the phones, and Windows 10X.
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How did your first one, "Dream Big: A True Story of Courage and Determination," come about?
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The question is, are they actually going to do anything before the midterm elections come about?
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The sheer scale of these operations means that sweeping changes can take years to come about.
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The Kmart name didn't come about until 1962, and the chain grew rapidly for several decades.
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I began by asking how "Day's End" had come about, and he held up his hand.
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Olsen: Conservative-populism will only come about when a group of Republicans decide they want it.
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Creators: How did the project come about and why did you decide to make a book?
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Indeed, some great ideas and art in the world have come about as a result of dreams.
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Were you both always into interior design, or did it come about when you started with Peerspace?
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And that is most likely to come about when rulers serve at the will of their people.
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We must protect against military aggression that may come about as rising temperatures melt once-frozen passageways.
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How did the idea for this book come about and why did you want to write it?
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But it will only come about by sort of seeking the Christian conversion of individuals in America.
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Noisey: Valentine Recordings has been closed since 1979, where did the opportunity to record there come about?
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This gigantic shift in public opinion hasn't come about because the facts support the gun rights position.
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Berlinerblau is more convincing describing the problems of academia than he is explaining why they've come about.
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We like to have the financial flexibility to take advantage of investment opportunities when they come about.
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There will be lots to say in the days to come about the politics of all this.
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The Creators Project: How did the project come about and why did you decide to make a book?
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But without regulations from government bodies, these types of solutions could come about too slowly, if at all.
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How did the idea to do a Donald Trump song come about, and how did Freaky get involved?
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Perhaps something needs to come to an end so that a new beginning can come about for you.
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As a person who has known their share of dealers, I know how bad MD caps come about.
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He talks to me about odors in Lyfts, how they come about, and how drivers should handle them.
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The fracking industry would never have come about without a regular stream of funding by the U.S. government.
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Like a virus, they come about simply and move rapidly, but can prove maddening or impossible to destroy.
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"I want whatever changes to come about from all of this to be permanent," said Potter's daughter, Nichole.
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Mental disorders come about through cultural factors, through the consensus of many doctors and stakeholders discussing these things.
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People in Irbil say this has come about despite the central government in Baghdad, not because of it.
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In reality they come about only when contracting-out is subject to the discipline of a real market.
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The creation of a modern China would come about, they argued, by recruiting "Mr Science" and "Mr Democracy".
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Much of this production has come about as the popularity of rosé has skyrocketed in the last decade.
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In 2017, Styles said a 1D reunion could eventually come about if everyone was in the right mindset.
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At Judge Kavanaugh's hearing, Mr. Blumenthal asked him how his addition to the Trump list had come about.
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We all know the standard sound of a silent film accompaniment, but how did that style come about?
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Group Nicknames: These most often come about when a team captures the public consciousness for a distinctive reason.
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I found myself not burdened by the weight of expectations, but adjusting to expectations as they come about.
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Also, most economists believe it could take up to five years for any meaningful appreciation to come about.
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However, the United States must also add its guarantee in order for peace to come about, Moon said.
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Advent recapitulated the whole long period of waiting for a plan to develop, for something to come about.
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How do these plagues come about and how do they hide for periods of time, only to reemerge?
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The migrants have come about 1,200 miles (1,900 kilometers) since they started out in Honduras around Oct. 13.
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The people are mad because we don't see anything new that has come about to change the situation.
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A just transformation of our society on the necessary scale will not come about through philanthropy or identity politics.
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MUNCHIES: I'm sure you get asked this all the time, but how the hell did Pizza Hunt come about?
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The universal card didn't come about for years because of massive security vulnerabilities and a lack of processing technology.
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That's because the vast majority of users' ill will didn't come about until April, after the quarter was over.
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Rossi's remarks come about two weeks after she shared a sweet video of her daughter of the way's ultrasound.
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This shift has come about because of advances in astronomy and space exploration in the last decade or two.
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How did the idea for the magazine come about, and how did you set to making it a reality?
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We cannot expect all these improvements to election technology, security, and procedures to come about without a significant investment.
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Tim Burton's "Batman" would never have come about if Mr Miller hadn't demonstrated how to take the character seriously.
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"It's hard to imagine that in the Middle Ages it could come about like that," tourist Nathalie Bonis said.
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Genuine regulatory reform can only come about with transformative appointments to a score of independent agencies and regulatory commissions.
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"Prosperity can come about only when the farmer and businessman enjoy economic freedom," Reagan noted in his Berlin address.
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His comments come about two weeks after an anti-establishment candidate he backed, Roy Moore, defeated incumbent Alabama Sen.
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Earlier, he had expressed the opinion that the meeting might not come about because of Russian aggression towards Ukraine.
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These ills didn't come about by accident; the subversion of democracy was the explicit intent of the Constitution's framers.
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But Dewey insisted that political knowledge, in a democracy, could only come about through conversation among and between citizens.
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Tension between Gucci, Yee and Envy seems to have come about following his 2016 appearance on the radio show.
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But the scale of the party's recent success, Mr. Ball said, would not have come about without aggressive organizing.
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They demanded representation and a clean government, which they understood could only come about if the Iranian influence receded.
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This kind of culture change can only come about with support from top executives and the board of directors.
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The two companies have held talks about self-driving cars, but a rumored collaboration has yet to come about.
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It wasn't foreseeable that such a term would come about and how it would get personalized and attached to people.
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A whole new industry buzzword has come about, regtech, which revolves around creating solutions that ease the burden of compliance.
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They come about as a result of (inaudible) it seems of this campaign and this trying to personalize our publications.
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The modern Republican Party didn't come about until 1854, rising from the ashes of what had been the Whig Party.
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There may still be an upside nonetheless, should a surprise deal come about, which would be a boost to prices.
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Is there more troubling information to come about Flynn that's relevant to one of the other investigations where he's cooperating?
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These changes come about as YouTube is facing competition in live streaming from newer arrivals, like Twitch and Microsoft's Mixer.
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The index rose 0.2 percent to come about 2 points of closing above the Tuesday, May 16, close of 2,400.67.
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How did your version of "Dark Star" come about on the recent Grateful Dead tribute album, Day of the Dead?
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Yousef al-Otaiba, UAE's ambassador to the U.S., dismissed Qatar's claim that the fake comments come about from a hack.
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Network news talking heads chitter incessantly, declaring that if such-and-such comes to pass, the worst will come about.
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The success of South Carolina has come about because BMW chose to put its plant there rather than somewhere else.
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The most consequential changes to American campaigns of the past 50 years, however, have not come about in this fashion.
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It comes in bursts and adheres to no schedule, and if I try to force it, bad things come about.
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The album features contributions from Woods, Ultimate Painting, PC Worship, EZTV, and Psychic TV. How did the contributions come about?
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"I know that whenever an incident like this happens, there is tremendous hurt that can come about," Mr. Buttigieg said.
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Still, most members never report it, though a culture of talking about it more openly is starting to come about.
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They also come about a month after Musk tweeted he would take the company private once the stock reached $420.
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"Pregnancy doesn't come about by women alone -- but to hold only women responsible makes the law very unfair," she said.
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There are some offbeat — some might say flaky — positions that advocates say could come about only during a constitutional convention.
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No magic bulletIt also remains to be seen what new data privacy regulations come about in other states or nationwide.
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This means that most cases come about because of ways that our healthy genes interact with the world around us.
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There is no situation where he would genuinely reckon with the causes of his downfall, however it may come about.
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But the creation of such a panel, should it come about, would put Mr. Trump in a highly unusual position.
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I'm hoping as more light is brought on these issues that hopefully someday a minor league union could come about.
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Lewis also sees risks ahead from uncertainty over trade policy and whether tax cuts and fiscal spending will really come about.
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How did this Australian NBA revolution—referenced by both the Wall Street Journal and Newsweek over the last year—come about?
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He&aposs always going to be on our side when the hard questions come about the president and the Mueller investigation.
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If the liquid doesn't come about an inch over the top of the meat etc top it up with water. 4.
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That is how a hard Brexit would come about and we think that would be very detrimental for the UK economy.
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Microsoft has generally permitted LinkedIn to operate independently, although some integrations of the companies' products have come about since the deal.
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The initiative has come about because a lot of people apply to drive for Lyft but don't have a qualifying car.
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This will come about because many of the simpler interactions we use apps for today will become outsourced to voice assistants.
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But these and other benefits are only going to come about if an infrastructure package includes serious and sustained public investment.
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A public filing may come about a month afterward, with the company going to market in late March or early April.
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Microsoft case led to Microsoft kind of missing a moment and oxygenated the markets, allowed for new entrants to come about.
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We have to be careful about safety and think about the societal disruptions that come about as a result of it.
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The comments come about a month after Trump met with Kim for a historic summit between the two leaders in Singapore.
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"This is going to make it incredibly difficult for the driverless taxi industry to come about in Los Angeles," he said.
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Health care will be at the center, with sharp questions sure to come about Kavanaugh's thinking on abortion and Roe v.
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However, if geopolitical worries or sustained weakness in stock markets were to come about, then the yen may benefit, Robertsen added.
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A spokesman for 7-Eleven said the change had also come about as the demographic of shoppers at their stores altered.
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Concerns still linger on Wall Street, however, as to whether a deal will come about by the end of the year.
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I think we always knew it'd eventually come, but I'm amazed at how quick it's come about, especially for Halo 5.
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Read More: Someone Hacked a Billboard in Atlanta to Display Goatse When did the idea of a Goatse coin come about?
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Watch: Stella McCartney on Fake Fur, Rihanna, and Well-Fitted Bras BROADLY: How did the idea of making Eva come about?
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For Wathne, new projects come about in a way that she compares to hunting, or a game of Hide and Seek.
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Now, confirmation of that hacking campaign has come about buried in a Washington Post report on the FBI's recent NIT usage.
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The more game developers are working on virtual reality, the better the chances are for that amazing game to come about.
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Because algorithmic models are incredibly complex, it can be hard for even their designers to know exactly how outcomes come about.
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At that point in time, I think we might see some normalcy come about regarding people's daily lives and economic activity.
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For Storonsky, Revolut — and various other fintech start-ups — might not have come about had it not been for Lehman's fall.
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Contrails (condensation trails) come about when the hot exhaust gas from airplanes meets the cold, low-pressure air in the atmosphere.
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So all this unboxing and re-boxing activity in Montana, this cottage industry of preppers, how did this even come about?
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This latest developments come about a week after news circulated that the U.S. was seeking to reignite trade discussions with China.
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Usually, unnatural deaths reported over the holiday come about through mishandled fireworks, driving accidents or boisterous drinking spinning out of control.
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Dr. Kesselheim said that generic drug increases often come about when there is a lack of intense competition in the marketplace.
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The US military is good at what it does, namely, break things and provide space for a political solution to come about.
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So, how does the idea for such an idiosyncratic exhibition come about, and what does Timothy Leary have to do with it?
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Robert Prosinečki was a bona fide superstar throughout the early nineties, but his rise to prominence did not come about without controversy.
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Many of those new features will come about because of greater use of software to control the traffic on the wireless networks.
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He further explained that a sterling appreciation will not come about until growth outlook improves, which hinges on the Brexit jitters subsiding.
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This odd situation has come about because Mr Kasmani bought his four-bedroom house in London's suburbs on a 999-year lease.
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"This is not a change of policy or a lessening of this government's determination for these changes to come about," he said.
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Kushner said that meeting had come about at the insistence of Kislyak, whom Kushner had sent his assistant to meet on Dec.
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There's this hyper-critical focus that's come about because I am so scared someone will only see them as representations of identity.
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We can certainly learn a lot from restricted testing, but the greatest safety improvements will only come about through real-world learning.
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Realistically, it isn't likely that such a system will come about during the next presidency, even if there is the political motivation.
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The move makes a lot of sense, and frankly it is somewhat surprising that it has taken so long to come about.
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This would not come about through any grand bargain, but would require a gradual shift with clear stages over a long time.
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When asked about how these rules come about, she said it comes down to a misconception about what's "normal" and what's not.
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" He added: "Opportunities to make great plays don't always come about and then when they do and you capitalize, it's pretty cool.
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London (CNN Business)For people living in South Korea, emergency texts from officials now come about three to five times a day.
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Surprisingly, some of the current chaos has come about because the publishing industry is not only stable but seems to be thriving.
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On Monday, the company announced policy enforcement changes that will come about due to the company's response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Now a lot of what he said hasn't come about, hasn't happened and you know the last quarter growth gone up again.
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The process is still in an early phase, and there is no guarantee a deal may come about, according to The Journal.
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KEYNES WAS ALSO WRONG in imagining that his "golden age of leisure" could come about only through advances in productivity and technology.
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Rey reckoned that this glut of commemoration has come about only because the melting ice has made the crashes impossible to ignore.
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He knew he wanted to put some people in it, but that idea didn't really come about until the last year or so.
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The new charges come about six months after U.S. prosecutors charged another Honduran congressman, Fredy Renan Najera Montoya, with conspiring to import cocaine.
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The Alien franchise probably would have never come about if Alejandro Jodorowsky had been able to complete his adaptation of Frank Herbert's Dune.
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Uzbek Americans from New York and New Jersey condemned the attack, and at the same time questioned how it could have come about.
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But our relationship didn't come about until the town was so abandoned and all the men are gone — what are the rules anymore?
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As with populists elsewhere, Mr Puigdemont has offered a simplistic vision, without explaining the costs of independence or how it might come about.
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The U.K. and Japan integrations come about a month after Yelp quietly announced the feature in Germany, its first market for the service.
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Such a move by the central bank would come about only in response to waning economic momentum and a rollover in inflation trends.
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"It's clear that the normalization of our relations has to come about through the truth about Giulio Regeni and (his) death," he said.
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Without that understanding and consent, the conflict between the two populations would come about eventually and then the two systems cannot be protected.
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Conversely, the more distant a species is from us, the greater the risk that anthropomorphism proposes questionable similarities that have come about independently.
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What Microsoft seeks in its lawsuit may actually come about more through judicial scrutiny than an expansive reading of the rights of corporations.
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They come about when a drug company increases the cost that its wholesalers must pay for a product they have contracted to distribute.
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Concerns still linger on Wall Street as to whether a deal will come about and finalized by the end of the year, however.
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Nonetheless, concerns still linger on Wall Street as to whether a deal will come about and finalized by the end of the year.
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A great deal of what we know about how our brains work has come about through intensively scrutinizing individuals whose brains don't work.
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Cases like Clarence's come about because of a multifaceted war on drugs being waged in the United States that is difficult to stop.
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WAPNER: YOU AS WELL HOW DID THIS WHOLE THING COME ABOUT WHERE YOU AND KEITH MEISTER, AS WE SAY, ARE BACK TOGETHER AGAIN?
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"For me, it's not about all the noise and all of the, maybe, 'good days, bad days' stories that come about," Rhoades said.
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The charges come about two months after Amaya said it had received a non-binding proposal from Baazov to take the company private.
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Give me the name of a movement in any genre—dance, theater, visual art, performance art, music—that's come about since about 2001.
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"It's a whole mosaic of different characteristics that have come about through adapting to living in this very extreme ecological niche," says Faulkes.
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He added that he believed the initiative had come about because, with Parliament deadlocked, there was an increased possibility of a second referendum.
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The patterns that Dr. Lumey and his colleagues documented are not disputed, but scientists still are struggling to understand how they come about.
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It would never have come about, though, had Neal not listened to his customers, a lesson upon which the company built its success.
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The Twitterverse and cable news pundits are unlikely to be mobilized by policy changes that come about through these types of bureaucratic processes.
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Brown's summit announcement will come about a month after Trump vowed to pull the US out of the Paris Agreement on climate change.
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"Certainly there are those in the legislature who believe we should do that; I would expect a proposal to come about," Lang said.
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The poll results come about a week after Trump outlined some of his budget proposals in an address to a joint session of Congress.
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People magazine declined to explain how the interview had come about, saying only that Ms. Carey had trusted Mr. Cagle to tell her story.
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Still, even if less stringent interference limits are adopted in Egypt, the worst-case scenarios that meteorologists are worried about won't come about immediately.
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That dream of integrated schools did not come about for another 153 years, when frustrated Catholic and Protestant parents created Lagan College in 1981.
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"We're looking for securities that will bend but not break if the many stressful scenarios that many people envision do come about," he said.
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In the brief campaign Mr Puigdemont failed to explain how independence would come about, falsely suggesting that Catalonia could swiftly become an EU member.
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That mechanism may well have come about, Ms Chaney suspects, because it was advantageous to go into labour when most help was to hand.
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Cheshire also vowed that there would be more information to come about what happened, echoing comments he made following Phelps' court appearance on Tuesday.
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Wood thinks real change won't come about until civilians play a more significant and meaningful role in shaping how policing is handled and monitored.
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Check out the video below, alongside an email conversation with Young and Shettler about the strange joys that come about when techno gets weird.
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ANDREW GRAYNorwich Although China's manufacturing activity has decreased recently, the country's excess steel capacity has come about because of the unconstrained building of factories.
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Is the punishment to be different if such reports come about at a time when one party isn't trying to embarrass the other one?
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Concerns however still linger on Wall Street, as to whether a deal will come about and be finalized by the end of the year.
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Concerns, however, still linger on Wall Street, as to whether a deal will come about and be finalized by the end of the year.
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But before expanding further, Mr. Rotunno might want to work out some service and food kinks that can come about on busy brunch days.
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And the way this is going to come about is not through government but through the marketplace, citizens making choices, people choosing to invest.
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Mr. Ruzicka moved to Hobart from his hometown, Melbourne, almost on a whim; he says Dier Makr could never have come about back there.
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The police added that they will be reviewing footage shot at the event and more charges are likely to come about as a result.
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But he demurs when asked about the changes he would like to see come about, and never arrives at a clear articulation of principle.
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The meeting had been secret until Mr. Escobar published a letter about it, and the diplomats wanted to know how it had come about.
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She was a morally ambitious young woman who dreamed of some epic life of service without much idea about how it might come about.
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Back then, the UN suggested such "large-scale discontinuities" would only come about when global warming exceeded 5 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels.
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During the conference call, Minaya was somewhat vague when he was asked for details on how his return to the Mets had come about.
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"Most likely, a state law would come about that imposes some significant restrictions on the right to an abortion, and it gets challenged," Owens says.
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MTN's latest troubles come about two years after it agreed to pay more than $1 billion to settle a dispute over SIM cards in Nigeria.
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We need more Asian directors, Asian writers, just [more] Asian people in the industry in general, so these stories can come [about] a little easier.
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Donald Jr.'s claims of theft come about a week after his stepmother, Melania Trump, faced down accusations of plagiarism in her own convention speech.
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The updates come about a month after Facebook was criticized for its handling of a livestream showing a massacre at a mosque in New Zealand.
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There is also a substantial empirical literature on how technological advances, the primary driver of economic growth, come about and the key institutions supporting them.
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The job cuts come about three months after the company said it would cut about 15 percent of its workforce and shutter its entertainment business.
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In the past 66 years of Communist rule in China, the most troubled times have usually come about when tensions break out within the elite.
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Ask her about the conference and she will give you enthusiastic responses: Could the unusual announcement signal news to come about advances in artificial intelligence?
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In Anon, you have another world where we can intuit how this world might have come about, and we can compare it to our world.
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"If he knew this was going on and he took some active steps to help it come about ... then it could subject him," Waxman said.
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By extension, if a person can become lucid within the safe realm of their dreams, these insights can come about as the dream is occurring.
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President Obama signed legislation repealing the practice in 2011, but it didn't come about without its detractors, and once again Pence had something to say.
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The final deal is a surprise, given that many countries had lost confidence by Thursday that any binding, significant output cut agreement could come about.
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Despite the enormous sums spent building it, and NASA's promotion of the space station, none of Reagan's promised "leaps in our research" have come about.
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"In the past couple of months, WCC sister organizations have come about in the Tamil and Telugu-language industries, which is a big deal," says Fathima.
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These are the kinds of things that set apart "premium" devices (and cars, and controllers, and furniture, etc.) and they do not come about by accident.
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I would also think regardless of Donald Trump's comments, that there would be such an uproar were this to come about, that that would not succeed.
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We believe these changes should come about through the proper legislative process, in which proposals are discussed among the leaders and citizens of the affected countries.
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Maybe what can come about is some sort of cross-franchise movie, where Brienne of Tarth and Phasma battle it out, and I will fight myself.
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That would require the defection of 55 Republicans in the House and 20 in the Senate, which is unlikely to come about, though some have grumbled.
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"Acquisitions are not a specific stream we're deliberate about at this point – -but we're definitely keen to see if opportunistic acquisitions might come about," he said.
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I feel that had I come about a bit later, I would have been lost in the generic sea, that is, the oversaturation of the Internet.
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That replacement, though, would require some Democratic votes in the Senate thanks to the pesky filibuster, and how those votes would come about is anyone's guess.
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If there is more news to come — about either a Band 3 or the end to the range — we can expect to find out next month.
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The water build-up has come about because Tepco must pour water over the three reactors to keep the melted uranium fuel at a safe temperature.
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Ryan in March said the president's plan would come about in "five or six different bills," throwing cold water on the push for a comprehensive overhaul.
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So if you're sticking closer to history, it [feels more natural] even though the underlying systems to make that all come about can be pretty complex.
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"Maybe I painted some kind of weird picture," he'll tell me when we meet later in east London, considering how that persona may have come about.
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"Men's success often could not come about without the wife's support she provides in taking on the majority of the childcare and domestic work," Yavorsky says.
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"Food is fundamental, and we hope that a resolution can come about sooner rather than later so people can go on with their lives," Muthiah said.
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With this experiment, the researchers lend support to the theory that changes in insulin signaling is one of the ways this can come about, he said.
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The play had come about when Ms. Frelich told Mr. Medoff that there were no substantive roles for deaf actresses, and he vowed to write one.
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Welser said the way to ensure that significant business applications come about is to get companies and developers experimenting with quantum computers as soon as possible.
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Charges against Baazov come about two months after Amaya said it had received a non-binding proposal from the chief executive to take the company private.
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Ms. Gupta and Ms. Magee said they suspected that the changes in routine had come about as a way to keep them separated from Mr. Hunt.
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Mr Trump's relentless overselling of the deal reached in Singapore, which contains no details of how the denuclearisation is meant to come about, has encouraged such behaviour.
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But my error did not come about because Steel was spinning me (though, as a top-notch communications guy, there was most certainly an element of that).
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This can come about for any number of reasons, including a lack of fat used when cooking with the pan or cooking something with high sugar content.
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If a putative free-trade deal with America were ever to come about, Britain might well allow the import of chlorine-washed chicken and genetically modified foods.
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"I wouldn't say that he told me that there were no barriers -- I would say that he had no idea how this would come about," Kagedan says.
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ROBERT CLARKFrankfurt The challenge to liberalism has come about not because it has failed, but because it has succeeded spectacularly, far beyond the imaginations of its exponents.
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This collaboration has come about after a 2017 that has called into question the fierce competitiveness of female rappers and the sexist music industry that encourages it.
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Instead of presenting that as a suicidal death wish, it struck me that it was much more likely to come about as an alternative to something worse.
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The problems come about when one looks deeper into Kobach's history, which I'll discuss in a moment, and which offers some blunt clues about his true motivations.
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The far bigger change in Google's strategy that Komisar had warned about had come about, as the company radically restructured itself into a holding company called Alphabet.
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This means that a full 30% of abortion restrictions enacted in the four-plus decades since Roe have all come about in just a handful of years.
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The survey results come about a week after Trump tweeted that he could raise tariffs on China if it did not agree to overhaul its trade practices.
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But based on the available roster of contenders, this year's nominations have come about as close as they could have, all things considered, to getting it right.
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Some of their most influential research—in behavioural economics, for example, which fuses psychology and economics—has come about when they are willing to mix with others.
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The Republican senator's comments come about a year after he criticized Trump for his response to the "Unite the Right" rally, where white supremacists clashed with counterprotesters.
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So we're releasing The Book of Erections — an in-depth guide on how your erections come about, or sometimes don't and what you can do about it.
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Although he said he did not know how that deficit had come about, he accepted blame for the "mess" that now affects 20,000 people in the scheme.
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That work had come about after the couple had spent a year living together in the Australian Outback, Ms. Abramovic told The New York Times in 1986.
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"I know that whenever an incident like this happens, there is tremendous hurt that can come about," Mr. Buttigieg said at a news conference on Sunday night.
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Garner: I think that had it not been for David Foster Wallace's review of "Modern American Usage," my collaboration with Justice Scalia would have never come about.
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And wouldn't this mean in some cases forgoing the welfare gains that come about, even with unregulated monopoly, from the mere fact that a drug becomes available?
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Musk also suggested he planned to capitalize on the brief windows of time that the orbits of Earth and Mars align — which come about every 25 months.
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Song maintained that the inter-Korean talks had not come about as a direct result of the postponed drills, which North Korea denounces as preparations for invasion.
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The news come about a week after actress Paz de la Huerta accused Weinstein of raping her in NYC in 2010 ... and the NYPD launching an investigation.
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I think we've always been unprepared for these changes, but it's different when the changes come about over a century or two versus a decade or two.
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That new knowledge could come about so unexpectedly, and from so many places, was what excited Simon about his work—and can stimulate us to think similarly today.
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In post-apocalyptic stories, the end of the world has usually come about suddenly and dramatically – a nuclear war, perhaps, or a zombie plague, or a robot uprising.
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Walden's comments come about four months after the congressional panel launched an examination into the criminal office and how it was managing cases involving food, drugs and devices.
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The only thing that matters, or has ever mattered, is connecting and that can come about on a straight line, a curve, or a messy zig-zagging trajectory.
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Being too spiky would not just prick a bubble, but also prevent a lot of the useful innovation that is likely to come about at the same time.
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The changes come about in light of the suicide of a 14-year-old girl named Molly Russell, a U.K. resident who took her own life in 2017.
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It seems like an unspoken rule of pop culture that once a generation a boy band must come about that drives teenage girls absolutely out of their minds.
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The movement's members want to be able to create people who could not, even in principle, have come about as a combination of known, natural human genetic sequences.
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Seasons come about because of the tilt of the spherical Earth's axis, and a flat Earth would see no change in incoming sunlight at different times of year.
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""I think that the tendency by some climate scientists to emphasize broad agreement has come about because science is vulnerable to a simple critique: 'they aren't absolutely certain!
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I woke with my face in full, painful sunshine, Rona telling me the man had come about the wiring, and the ping of an answer in my notifications.
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Many of those new jobs in Mexico have come about thanks to a rising amount of trade between the two countries since 1994, when NAFTA went into effect.
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"Europe would benefit democratically from a political recomposition," Macron said two months ago, saying he hoped that would come about after the European elections in late May 2019.
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As hard as it may be to think that there is anything good that could come about in the new world order of The Handmaid's Tale, there is.
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But Mr Kim is so opaque and so little is known about how decisions come about in the capital, Pyongyang, that deterring North Korea is fraught with difficulty.
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The changes that most people want — and that I have wanted since I first voted in 1972, for George McGovern — will likely not come about in my lifetime.
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What they saw was that a new power structure had come about—and I just thought, This is the true nature of a worker of a large institution.
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He said the U.S. wanted "a whole and unified Syria" not led by Mr. Assad, above in June, but did not elaborate on how that might come about.
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In Ohio, Michael Gonidakis, president of Ohio Right to Life, said legislative successes in his state have come about through years of slow, careful and sometimes tedious work.
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"The issue that we have on what manifest in the demand weakness it's really come about by a supply shock, Jim," Griffin said in a "Mad Money" interview.
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" He continued, "That makes it an even more difficult situation than if it had come about in 2016 when China had really a record need for imported pork.
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He spent the past 10 days in the southern part of the state to work his contacts to help the move come about, according to two Trump advisers.
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The increase in disasters has come about due to growth in oil train traffic, spurred by a major increase oil production in both the United States and Canada.
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The requests come about a week after the Department of Homeland Security notified 21 states that their election systems were targeted by Russian actors ahead of the election.
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These are all great and worthy wins — but yes, the fact that it took this long for some of these milestones to come about is a depressing one.
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"I would be surprised if a strike doesn't come about, because I think each side has a real interest in demonstrating the dominance of their positions," Rogers said.
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There have been questions about whether Trinidad's pardon or some kind of exchange might come about as a result of the peace accord set to be signed on Monday.
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The decision makes it harder for some employees to file sexual harassment complaints as a group — a blow to potential cases that may come about following the #MeToo movement.
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"As autonomous driving and safety features have come about, there is a need for higher capacity networking within the car," said Ali Angha of Spirent in a phone interview.
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MONTEVIDEO (Reuters) - Broadening the World Cup finals to include 40 teams could come about in 2026, FIFA president Gianni Infantino said during a tour of South America on Tuesday.
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These include targeting the resistance to antimicrobial agents that has come about because of overuse and misuse of antibiotics; ensuring continuity of supply chains; and improving and strengthening leadership.
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Those moves have largely come about on expectations that U.S. President-elect Donald Trump will enact policies that increase spending and debt as well as spur growth and inflation.
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But so far regulatory reluctance and governments wary of losing control over their national lenders mean few full-blown mergers are likely to come about in the near future.
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Sanders, speaking on Air Force One as Trump headed to Arizona for a hotly anticipated speech, said no news would come about Arpaio, either way, during the Tuesday stop.
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Arguments against the supplementary leverage ratio are not that dissimilar to the ones that bank executives usually cite against other rules that come about since the 28500 financial crisis.
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At times, moreover, he seems to imply that the cultural strides made by the post-'60s left could have come about another way, and yet it's never clear how.
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But it has also made it difficult to make truly great pictures, the sort that only come about through a combination of luck, inspiration, experimentation and pop-art genius.
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The changes come about after multiple reports examined how music labels were spending aggressively on video advertising in order to juice the views of their artists' newly debuted songs.
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He said something along the lines of "I want a very ordered image but I want it to have come about by chance," and that really resonates with me.
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Would a moment like this have come about if I'd greeted the news of my child's gender, back in 1994, with an exploding Tannerite device ignited with a shotgun?
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Bridenstine's remarks also come about one month after a letter from the White House's Office of Management and Budget suggested SLS would cost more than $2 billion per launch.
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When Mr. Carter lifted the ban, the Pentagon also began a broad, yearlong training program meant to gradually iron out the changes that would come about for service members.
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And when tax cuts go along with more permanent tax reform that job creators can rely on, even more investment and job creation can come about as a result.
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More broadly, this administration believes that a competitive, affordable insurance market is going to come about by allowing insurers to respond to consumers -- not by imposing edicts from Washington.
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The legislative directive to the CBO is to assume all time-limited tax cuts will be allowed to expire and future mandated reductions in entitlement spending never come about.
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"Lawmakers believe they can generate advancements in technology by passing laws that require those advancements in technology, like they'll come about if only the nerds worked harder," Harmon said.
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They come about because regardless of whether they're from cartel royalty or a lone wolf on a street corner, the drug game is all about maximizing profits and lowering costs.
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The layoffs come about two months after the U.S. government put Huawei on a trade blacklist, making it illegal for its U.S. subsidiary to transfer sensitive technologies to its parent.
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What about the freedom to defend our families from intruders, and all of the legislation that must come about to prosecute crimes against women with all due haste and aggression?
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"(The changes are) not that surprising given the poor performance of the company and the additional supply chain issues that have come about," said D.A. Davidson analyst Linda Bolton Weiser.
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Richmond Federal Reserve President Jeffrey Lacker's leak of sensitive information in 2012 could have come about as a consequence of a "mind lapse", according to one of his former colleagues.
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The changes come about 10 months after Yahoo Mail rolled out its own major redesign, and are an extension of some of the themes that the company introduced back then.
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With the rollout of 85033G, who knows what companies and technologies may come about in fields such as next-generation computer networks, artificial intelligence, data analytics, robotics and consumer use.
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Putin previously expressed his willingness to meet with Trump during his regular year-end press conference December 20, but said then that he was unsure whether it would come about.
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The discussion over a third-party candidate has come about now because Donald Trump, the GOP's front-runner, has horrified most of the Republican establishment with his campaign so far.
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But Facebook, I think, has changed so rapidly and has become so powerful, they really have to do a deep reckoning, and I'm not sure how that's gonna come about.
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Specifically, they found the unusual biochemical features of the virus could only have come about two ways after the virus jumped from animal to humans, or what's called zoonotic transfer.
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"There isn't really a flow chart that fits how people like Jeremy Christian come about," said Mr. Blazak, who is also a professor of criminology at the University of Oregon.
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"The degree of their abandonment of the JCPOA may have come about as a result" of Soleimani's death, Takeyh said, using the acronym for the official name of the deal.
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While Mr. Johnson's uncertainty about whether to leave the bloc earlier in his career is not a secret, Mr. Cameron's memoirs come about six weeks before a deadline to leave.
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While Mr. Johnson's uncertainty about whether to leave the bloc earlier in his career is not a secret, Mr. Cameron's memoirs come about six weeks before a deadline to leave.
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"It is important that we are following Britain's lead, but the requirements of our act have come about as a result of discussions in Australia," said foreign minister Julie Bishop.
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Yet, too often such critics ignore the logic and opportunities that come about when two innovative leaders can combine their complementary technologies, along with their R&D talent and budgets.
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If the VIX were to normalize rapidly, however, a phase could come about that presents itself as the market-up, volatility-up dynamic which was apparent in the late 1990s.
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But even as they agreed on a common goal of a "nuclear-free" peninsula, they stopped short of spelling out exactly what that meant or how it might come about.
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Ghosn's best chance for bail may come about halfway through that process when evidence tampering concerns, the reason given by the court to keep him locked up, ease, they added.
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So even if it's not exponential, it's very impressive, and it means that drastic changes can come about much more quickly than they have in the past in human history.
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"The fiscal spending debate is taking shape so we have an expectation that a swing in supply may come about although we think that's unlikely," said Commerzbank rates strategist Rainer Guntermann.
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Creators recently talked to Schaaf about Know No Stranger's beginnings and what it took to bring their style of goofy puppetry to Indianapolis: Creators: How did Know No Stranger come about?
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Those travelling between the rest of the EU and Britain will still enjoy free movement in 2017—any changes to that would only come about once Britain formally leaves the union.
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Yes, but: Any changes to the manufacturing sector as it relates to its carbon footprint are unlikely to come about without action in Washington, which doesn't seem like any time soon.
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In an interview for Reuters, he said he was not sure whether that possibility could come about in his lifetime but that he could "totally see that" happening at some point.
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Washington (CNN)The US announced Monday it is "suspending its participation in bilateral channels with Russia" that had come about as part of the short-lived cessation of hostilities in Syria.
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"This day was supposed to come about 9-10 months ago, but David just wasn't done living yet, so he made his own timeline and defied the rules," the post continued.
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And so we've been cooperating at all levels, the federal, the city and the state level of government to make sure that whatever policies come about are policies that are informed.
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Though experts said these issues have existed in the industry for years, they've been amplified by complexities in the supply chain that have come about as online shopping becomes more popular.
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Like all new moons, a solar eclipse brings about new beginnings, but because it's an eclipse we can trust that these new beginnings will come about in an ultra-dramatic way.
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And it has come about despite limited success in organizing the employees of fast-food restaurants and other workers who began the push for a $22.5 minimum wage, Ms. Milkman said.
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We remain hopeful there will come a time when Gaza no longer needs international aid, but we know that time will not come about until the blockade of Gaza is lifted.
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Creators recently talked to Schaaf about Know No Stranger's beginnings and what it took to bring their style of goofy puppetry to Indianapolis: Creators: How did Know No Stranger come about?
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In a majority ruling, the Constitutional Court on Monday found that the 2015 appointment of Mr. Abrahams was invalid and had come about through an "abuse of power" by Mr. Zuma.
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If it happens, it may come about just days before the year is over, which will leave very little time for people to make any moves that might save them money.
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The letters come about two months after the House Homeland Security Committee held a hearing to examine the Department of Homeland Security's use of facial recognition and other biometric data technologies.
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Many of their self-imposed deadlines to launch a robot taxi service have failed to come about, and the switch from human-driven to autonomous transport appears further out than ever.
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It also stood apart from typical cases of police killings, for which charges are rare and often only come about weeks or months afterward amid intense public pressure and media scrutiny.
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Macdonald explained that tipping points come about when glaciers lose more ice than usual in summer months and the melted ice flows away as meltwater, altering the glacier's dynamics and stability.
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Not that I was scared of death, I was just concerned about the way in which my death would come about, and the impact it would have on my loved ones.
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That said, the process did require a certain amount of acumen; for this process to come about, Neanderthals needed to recognize certain material properties, such as the degree of adhesiveness and viscosity.
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The Economist: If equality can only come about by war, revolution, state-collapse or plague, then is there an argument that we should simply learn to adapt to a new gilded age?
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The Supreme Court on Monday made it harder for some employees to file sexual harassment complaints as a group — a blow to potential cases that may come about following the #MeToo movement.
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In fact, the popularity of the wellness phenomenon and the rise in things like reiki facials have arguably come about through frustration with the lack of resources to aid people's general wellbeing.
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The president and Hayhoe both discussed the breakthroughs that have already come about in solar and wind technology, and even more disputed energy sources like nuclear power and natural gas from fracking.
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Today's new customer wins come about a week after Google announced another RCS carrier with significant reach: Norway's Telenor, which runs several operations across Asia as well as in its home country.
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The recent improvement in air quality in northern China has come about through further command-and-control measures, which were imposed in mid-October and are due to last until mid-March.
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The moves to wind down the Buy button come about eight months after a report noted that Twitter was ceasing product development of its Buy button and was disbanding its commerce team.
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What this paper doesn't yet show is if those shared neural responses come about from spending time together, or if we gravitate towards people who already see the world as we do.
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They were wrong about how this state would come about—in the end, it wasn't public education but the Great Depression and World War II that did most to spur its creation.
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" Anticipating Wednesday's announcement, the French government issued a statement saying the move would isolate Palestinian areas "and prejudge the final status which can only come about through negotiations between Israelis and Palestinians.
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The introductions come about a year and a half after public cloud market leader Amazon Web Services acquired Cloud9, a start-up with a cloud-based development environment where people can collaborate.
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Parscale's remarks come about a week after Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz issued a report that criticized the FBI's handling of its investigation into Clinton's use of a private email server.
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My helicopter ride had come about in typical El Paso fashion: I called a state senator, who connected me to the county judge, who nudged a local businessman to organize the trip.
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Meanwhile, if the tariff were imposed on all imports regardless of country of origin — which could come about from the Commerce Department evaluation — a broader swath of the market would be affected.
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The funding reauthorizations are based on recommendations from industry groups and the FDA after a public process, and come about a month before the current user fee agreement is set to expire.
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Of course, reform will only come about when there is the will to put in the work, said than done, and it's not totally clear where that pressure would actually come from.
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In a post-Brexit world, should that come about, Britain's role as a military power will be vital to its self-image, its geopolitical clout and its relationship with the United States.
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However they felt about the result of the referendum, they were witnessing, they knew, the culmination of a fundamental shift in Irish society — and one that has come about with stunning speed.
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This style demands immediacy, but also the kind of intricate precision that can only come about through craft, which may be why Fever hangs together with an album's consistency and stylized motion.
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Indeed, it is the organization that can change and redesign how the files come about, thus giving everyone an equal shot at having a thick file when they are evaluated for promotion.
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If an election does come about, the Conservatives could fight it on a ticket of "Get Brexit done, with this deal," but Downing Street declined on Thursday to reveal any planned messaging.
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The price jump earlier this summer had come about in large part because of President Donald Trump's decision to pull the U.S. out of an international agreement to curb Iran's nuclear program.
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As she only entered the national political stage in February when she became the CDU's secretary general, she might need the coming years until new elections will come about, to raise her profile.
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While it's still too early to tell whether this system will get strong enough to be named (that would be Barry, by the way), more interesting is "how" this could all come about.
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How about if said blocking will eventually come about not thanks to the horrifically embarrassing name you've given him, but thanks to the chicken sandwich you ate a decade and a half ago?
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One can agree with the premise of your argument for "Why Israel needs a Palestinian state" (May 20th), while strongly disagreeing with the analysis explaining why a Palestinian state has not come about.
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This has come about in tandem with the consolidation of a once diverse, small-farm agricultural tradition, and a boom in the number of migrants who have settled in the country's economic centers.
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True "early detection" will come about when we change the scale of our capabilities and are looking at the molecular level of our physiology, namely through research on the epigenome and epigenetic marks.
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Watch the video above for an exclusive look at how the company's beloved Dark Cacao Coconut Cookies come about, including the surprising amount of thought (and flavor) that goes into these unique confections.
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I came to the conclusion that it didn't come about by accident, that there truly is a creator of this universe and all I'm doing is seeing a small part of the creation.
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In a sense, then, the emergent school shooting genre seems to have come about because students are running through all of these potential "what if" scenarios well before they play out in reality.
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Richard Branson's decision to launch Virgin Voyages, a new adults-only cruise line from his Virgin Group company, didn't come about from a love of traveling by cruise ship—but rather, the opposite.
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"Part of the stigma with influencers [has come about] now that the opportunities are better and better and the money is greater and greater," James Nord, co-founder of Fohr Card, told Refinery29.
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Question are likely to come about recent reports in The New York Times on Gorsuch's ties to conservative billionaire Philip Anschutz and his work defending former President George W. Bush's anti-terror policies.
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"We see our assumption confirmed that in the next 12 to 18 months a definitive decision may come about whether the generic unit will remain within Novartis," said Zuercher Kantonalbank analyst Michael Nawrath.
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Were this to have come about, it would have been very much like the early online-bulletin-board systems where strangers could come together and leave a message for any passing online wanderer.
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After all, trying to eradicate a $375 billion annual deficit that has come about mostly because Americans consume more than they make and require cheap imported goods to bridge the gap seems unrealistic.
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While several European spin-off plans have come about after investor pressure, Atlas Copco's proposal comes after its shares have surged and organic growth returned for the mining business after several tough years.
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"We thought we were going to get answers — the way proceedings have gone, that has not come about," said A. Dwight Pettit, a Baltimore lawyer who has represented plaintiffs in police brutality cases.
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But this is an unavoidable part of the context, and when people debate if and how men like the Beatles should be interviewed, it is important to explain how these things come about.
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Never mind that those two, and many other rebounding greats elsewhere along the spectrum, shared some essential qualities: an opportunistic streak, a total willingness to prepare for something that might never come about.
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The turnout by black voters in Alabama raises a question: Did it come about because voting restrictions were not as powerful as critics claim or because voters showed up in spite of them?
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The killings come about a month after gunmen fatally shot a pastor and five congregants in April at a Protestant church, also in the north, suggesting the violence was taking a religious turn.
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"I think all options should be on the table, and I'll look at each one as they come about," Brindisi said when pressed further on if he wants censure to be an option.
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"I think the Kavanaugh vote, in talking to some people who are more familiar with her staff, is something that has been distressful because of the reaction that has come about," Martin said.
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But with this amount of time that's gone by, I assume that the city has expensed many sums with the most extreme and acute problems that come about as a result of it.
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That gives them more freedom to think about the longer term and how their actions will be viewed in a post-Trump world if that world should come about, one way or another.
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That situation has come about not just due to lower oil prices, but also because the quality of reservoirs simply isn't proving valuable enough to start deep-water drilling in some cases, he explained.
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It then proceeds to show that the calamities Mr Gore warned about in his famous slideshow in the first film—melting icepacks, rising temperatures, severe flooding—have come about even more quickly than predicted.
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On Monday night, the US State Department announced it would be "suspending its participation in bilateral channels with Russia" which had come about as part of an effort to end the Syrian Civil War.
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It's difficult to celebrate given the way its come about, but at least now the people whose lives may be impacted by climate shift can read all about it—or not—on the internet.
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The idea of intertwining academic learning with physical activity has come about as more and more schools have cut back on physical education (PE), the researchers explain in the British Journal of Sports Medicine.
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"I wasn't ready to come about it yet but today I got fired and I've been receiving hate mail and death threats ever since so I'm being forced to tell the truth," she wrote.
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While the Afghan government has promised them plots of land, that is unlikely to come about any time soon; internally displaced refugees already have been waiting for years for promised land grants to materialize.
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"I think certainly more clarity will come about through enforcement actions and other guidance that the SEC will give in the tokenized marketplace," Stephen Obie, partner at international law firm Jones Day, told CNBC.
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The topic has come about because after the Fed bought up hundreds of billions of dollars of bonds during its stimulus efforts, its ability to alter rates via more traditional means have become muted.
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The sermon basically says that King, his religious commitments are questionable, and this whole entire dream that Martin Luther King has will never ever happen and will never come about by marching and protesting.
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For me, the most important aspect of the future is to actually get there, and I worry that without giving something to unemployed humans, a dystopic society of violence and chaos will come about.
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And while the new tariffs are predicated on trade law, they have come about through executive, not congressional, action and could easily be undone by an administration that looks more kindly on global trade.
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In the Chinese case, Trump's concern, widely shared by Americans of varied political views, is greatly exacerbated by belief that China's success would not have come about without extensive theft of American intellectual property.
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News of potential layoffs come about two weeks after co-founder and chief executive officer Adam Neumann resigned from his post and the nine-year-old company postponed its highly anticipated initial public offering.
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At times like these, when petty nationalisms threaten the global liberal order and the coherence of the West, it is important to remember that the comparatively peaceful Western order didn't come about by accident.
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Waking up from a stupor and then seeing the Me Too movement come about at a really pivotal period in my life, I've just been paying attention to my memories and how I'd treated women.
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Its leaders say they are unsure how a shift to a monarchy might come about, with some members seeing the change emerging from a bloody social convulsion and others simply praying for it to happen.
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Those who opt for the $45,000 base version, which will come about a year after the Launch Edition debuts at $63,000, will still be able to go from 0 to 60 mph in 0.33 seconds.
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But how many of the recent "failures of democracy" have come about not because "institutions eroded" but because those institutions either were never intended to be democratic or have recently been adjusted to be exclusionary?
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In the history of political thought, even the fiercest advocates for property rights have struggled to justify how legitimate ownership of land could first come about, given that it deprives others of a natural resource.
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"We'd like to think if city agencies had been more definitive with her earlier, about really requiring her to follow good practices, follow the regulations, that this would never have come about," Mr. Schmidt said.
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Really, if you can get yourself to spend less than you make and then put the money you're not spending to work for your future, you've come about 80% of the way to financial success.
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Most of those gains have come about as a result of U.S. Treasury yields shooting higher on expectations that Trump will enact policies that increase spending and debt as well as spur growth and inflation.
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The idea for the Hot Cheetos-infused special, which has been bringing in a lot of attention for the shop, didn't come about until close to Drill'd's official opening, during R&D (research and development).
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Part of what I want to say in this book is that the view of happiness we have now could not have come about if we didn't have the kind of economic order we have.
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No one would have chosen for the next vacancy on the court to come about in this way, but now that it has, the implications in both the short term and long term are profound.
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Garcia is not just a weird copyright case; it's a case that speaks volumes about popular attitudes toward online harassment and about the dead end that will come about from a focus on content removal.
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When those first days of sweater weather come about, we don't blame you if you're scrolling through Instagram and pinning like a madwoman, working to curate a vision you're willing to commit to through November.
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If filed, the charges would come about three months after Craig's former law firm agreed to pay more than $4.6 million and publicly acknowledge that it failed to report its work for the Ukrainian government.
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Ultimately, having come about halfway to a hijacking, he wound up getting kicked off and taken to a police station, all because he apparently couldn't bear to spend a few hours apart from his screen.
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"But as that standardization of adoption of that technology has come about, it makes it easier for us to understand how to instrument, collect, analyze, and more importantly, start to provide industry benchmarks," Sayar explained.
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YouTube is filled with videos that explicitly cater to children, from cartoons to nursery rhymes to toy ads — the latter which often come about by way of undisclosed sponsorships between toy makers and YouTube stars.
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The settlement and the profit outlook come about a month after the maker of aero engines said it would cut 800 jobs in its marine business, responding to weak demand from shipping and energy customers.
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And all the police departments get together and they meet every other week to talk about how they're opening up the data, how do they make this usable, and what can come about from it.
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Although he's unable to be open with Elizabeth about attending EST and his recurring nightmare, he is able to tell Martha, who has come about as close to accepting Gene's death as she probably will.
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Estimates of Britain's economic growth this year have already dropped to 2%, barely above what is expected of the euro-zone (though were Brexit to come about, the euro-zone's growth would be hit, too).
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Mr. Woodward's latest book will come about eight months after Michael Wolff's "Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House" rose to the top of the New York Times best-seller list for hardcover nonfiction.
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While Louisiana is expected to be hit hardest on April 103, the model predicts that California's peak will come about two weeks later, giving the state more time to prepare for a surge in cases.
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Jon Sesso, the Butte Silver Bow Superfund coordinator, said that even though there is no plan for a new creek, he's hopeful it will come about in several years, once the nearby tailings are removed.
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The find didn't come about from scouring remote churches or picking through the attics of European country houses, but rather, as Six described it to me last May, while he was going through his mail.
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A cultural shift must come about where Muslims view counterterrorism not from the standpoint of critics on the sidelines, but as thoughtful citizens who should be leading the charge with their unique insights and sensibilities.
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He also described the current system as having come about as the result of "deceitfulness" by the Obama administration, which Paul accused of having misled the public about the federal government's ability to foot the bill.
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"No fundamental change can come about in the country until the wealth and power are broken up and the people themselves direct the economy and government," Sanders said in a 1976 interview with The Valley Voice.
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The reorganization come about a year after Courtois and Althoff were promoted to lead the company's global sales and marketing operations and its worldwide commercial business following the departure of former Chief Operating Officer Kevin Turner.
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Traditionally, resistance to unbridled spending has come from Germany although any relaxation of budget restraint there could come about more by accident than design when Chancellor Angela Merkel leaves office - expected in 22007, if not before.
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One of these things is not like the others: Despite the talk around Northcutt's karate background, much of what he has done in the cage has come about through his powerful wrestling and ground and pound.
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Theoretically, Jon and Dany's connection might've come about through a mutual acknowledgement of the threats facing Westeros, a respect for each other's capabilities as leaders, and the simple fact that they seem like each other's faces.
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They come about a month after AWS announced it would be collaborating with Microsoft on Gluon, a deep learning interface designed for developers to build and run machine learning models for their apps and other services.
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And even though marriage isn't on the horizon for me at the moment, if it ever were to come about, I don't know how I'd decide on a piece of jewelry I'm supposed to wear forever.
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The comments come about a week after a video purportedly by the Islamic State group surfaced showing Uighurs training in Iraq, vowing to plant their flag in China and saying that blood will "flow in rivers".
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There wasn't really anything in mind other than to see what would come about by just all of us playing guitar, not thinking about it and not really making any conscious decisions to do something interesting.
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Two major safety rules have come about since I retired in 2005: the "Posey rule," which protects catchers at home plate from getting smashed by runners, and the "Utley rule," which prohibits runners from targeting infielders.
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The Brexit referendum has not come about because of an outcry across the land by ordinary folk or because public opinion has been consistently against EU membership, or because people are calling for an immediate exit.
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Where the Newark-rooted is most widely known as bombastic party music, each of the tracks here convey more introverted kind of melancholy, like that which might come about while lost in thought on the train.
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It's hard to answer why these reversals have come about in such a short period of time, primarily because it's hard to answer almost any question about what motivates Trump or what his ultimate goals are.
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Speaking by phone on Monday, Ms. Kennedy said that despite her initial prescriptive suggestions, she didn't at the time have a clear idea of what the commission might look like or how it might come about.
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There's no doubt that many of Biden's allies desperately want to see his Panglossian vision come about, but Kerry is armed with the not-so-secret knowledge of the trap his Senate colleague is stumbling toward.
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He wants racial diversity, and he knows that it is not going to come about on its own very soon, but he thinks that specific goals or targets are at odds with the rights of individuals.
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And that it might be a tremendous struggle and it might come with tremendous sadness and frustration but that if they want something badly enough it's their responsibility to create a mood where this can come about.
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While previous Reddit bans have come about mostly as a result of external pressure, these are the first higher-profile bans directly tied to Reddit's new, more explicit content policy, which was rolled out in October 2017.
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MVLL: This is going to be very important, of course, a new generation…The great threat was Podemos, that there might come about a kind of fascination with a completely obsolete model, "21st-century socialism" in Spain.
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"These laws had to come about because when (Kevorkian) presented a bottle of poison for someone to take, he technically didn't kill them because they killed themselves," said Kari Hong, assistant professor of law at Boston College.
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"As multiplier effects [potentially generated by the Jurong East terminus] would come about only after the commencement of the [high-speed rail] originally scheduled for 2026, the impact on existing businesses and developments is minimal," Tay said.
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"What we'll see in terms of migration is going to come about as a result of the US economy and US needs," said Lorenzo Cano of the Center for Mexican-American Studies at the University of Houston.
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On the Lion Air flight, the swings up and down may have come about as pilots repeatedly tried to keep that system from pushing the nose of the aircraft down and putting it into a fatal dive.
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The analysis from the Urban Institute's Health Policy Center and the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center reviewed the changes that would come about under the proposed Senate bill to determine the impacts on families of differing incomes.
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"This might come about, for example, if there is continued stability in the Eurozone, Brexit negotiations proceed positively and efficiently, or if the boost from a recovery in the US is stronger than we currently expect, " he suggested.
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"The necessary reduction of non-performing loans must come about in a balanced way so as not to worsen banks' difficulties, and so that companies and economic growth are not damaged," Tajani said at a conference in Rome.
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I am so happy I am alive to share this message, to reflect on all the amazing opportunities that have come about from such a traumatic event and to celebrate another year of living life to the fullest.
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These periods come about largely when researchers' results don't live up to their boasts, making it seem like the science doesn't work, causing funding and interest to dry up as a result, and technological progress along with it.
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Moves of such a large scale would come about either through a squeeze on short pound positions that forces traders to buy sterling to close out losing trades, or by a more fundamental re-assessment of sterling assets.
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Creative inspiration by way of conversations with friends come about on Friday, as well, as the sun gently harmonizes with the planet of fantasy, Neptune, helping you to collaboratively work out a vision of a more sustainable future.
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Gundry lists in his book, on multiple pages, all the disorders that could come about from lectin activity in the body, including autoimmune disease, diabetes, chronic fatigue syndrome, IBS, memory loss, migraines, heart disease, depression, and many more.
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Deputy BoE Governor Dave Ramsden said last year he was worried that interest rate forecasts would be misunderstood as promises to move borrowing costs and the central bank's credibility could be damaged if they did not come about.
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That has come about in part because of how crucial black voters have been in determining the winners of Democratic primaries over the years, and in part because many white liberals have turned sharply left on racial issues.
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I think the idea of living forever, which maybe Peter Thiel and others talk about, is a real way of devaluing family and the way we are historically from the beginning of mankind, peoplekind, how we come about.
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But in almost all cases, competitive House primaries involving incumbents, of either party, come about as a result of redistricting (two incumbents put in the same district, or an incumbent running in a new, unfamiliar district) or scandal.
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"We have a group of directors, they get paid virtually nothing and their interest has to come about because they find the place interesting and in many cases, because they have huge investments [in Berkshire companies]," he said.
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The Brooklyn shows come about a year after Kimmel garnered increased attention for his emotional monologues about gun violence following the mass shooting in Las Vegas and healthcare reform after his infant son, Billy, recovered from heart surgery.
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If such a stark change can come about in just a few years, what on earth are we to expect from men such as Johnson and Trump, who have received similar treatment since birth, and for decades longer?
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While some of the inspiration here may have come about during the specific conditions of combat in counterinsurgency warfare, it doesn't give those that experienced it a license to disregard the dignity and respect that every person deserves.
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The charities which operate the Aquarius 2 described the deflagging Monday as a major blow to their mission, and alleged it had come about as a result of "blatant economic and political pressure from the Italian government" on Panama.
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But, the problem is, if you decentralize totally, so it's just a bunch of individuals, what tends to happen is, instead of just a vast number of individuals working together, you tend to have authoritarian structures come about. Right.
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She also sought to play down the policy shift as being a response to pressure from governments to crack down on online extremism — saying rather it's come about as a result of YouTube engaging with and listening to experts.
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Often, the good rock memoirs come about when the subject is old enough that they've either stopped caring or have fallen just far enough out of the spotlight that they'd like very much to claw their way back in.
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For those two weeks we were joined by five of the other former volunteers; the trail narrative was about the changes that had come about since the early '60s — comfortable teahouses, swarms of Western trekkers, electricity in remote villages.
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It is telling that stories like Rocky and Raging Bull have achieved critical acclaim and won Oscars for attempting to replicate those awe inspiring moments which can come about organically through the strange and surprising world of combat sports.
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All in the name of safety There were a lot of contributing causes, my job, our job is to fix MCAS, and make sure whatever inputs, ultimately come about in that cockpit at that moment do not create pandemonium.
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MTN's latest troubles come about two years after it agreed to pay more than $1 billion to settle a dispute over SIM cards in Nigeria, whose finances have been hit by a weak economy and volatile global oil prices.
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The developments come about two weeks after the attorney general's office ordered the foundation to stop soliciting charitable contributions in the state of New York, saying that the nonprofit was not properly registered to do so under state law.
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It's also photography that is meant to create change, not in terms of representation necessarily, but in terms of how the photographs come about and what happens to them after they are taken, what uses are made of them.
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But the terminology didn't come about right away, and a big part of that has a lot to do with the fact that the problem of securing copyrights online was something that engineers and researchers were initially focused on.
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While concrete change has been slow to translate, the peace accord signed a year ago by the two countries has been held up as an example of how change can come about in even the oldest of conflicts. 6.
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Andrew Brettler, the lawyer for the showrunners, Ms. Haskins and Ms. Halpern, said the plan to change the rehearsal and taping process, which were meant to reduce chaos on the set, had come about shortly before Ms. Gupta's complaint.
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In trying to answer that question, Price was inspired by an earlier equation by another pivotally important mid-century evolutionary biologist, W.D. Hamilton, who argued that altruism could come about when organisms act in support of their genetic relatives.
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Sephora's workshops come about a year after Starbucks closed 8,000 stores across the United States for anti-bias training after a Philadelphia cafe manager's call to police resulted in the arrests of two black men who were waiting for a friend.
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"I respect the fact that he is starting to respect us," Trump said of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. "And maybe - probably not, but maybe - something positive can come about," he said at a campaign rally in Phoenix, Arizona.
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However lactation fetishes come about, the jump from pure lactation porn, in which (often) men suckle women or women squirt or pump breast milk on camera, to porn involving cow tropes and lactation feels pretty simple and obvious in some ways.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump on Monday hinted more details were to come about a migration pact the United States signed with Mexico last week, saying another portion of the deal with Mexico would need to be ratified by Mexican lawmakers.
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The charges against Heaps come about a year after a Los Angeles Times investigation revealed that a gynecologist with the University of Southern California's student health clinic had been accused repeatedly of abusing students during his 30-plus-year tenure.
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Nespresso Talents 2017 sees a group of industry expert jurors select their favourite videos from entrees — all submitted vertical videos will be watched by those who matter in the industry, which is an opportunity that doesn't come about very often.
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If it is time to believe the crisis that began in 2008 has really ended, it is past time to wonder how the new conditions which have come about in its wake could contribute to the one that comes next.
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And that really turns out to be the bigger problem: a core emotional pillar of the movie seems to have come about offscreen, and, having missed it, it kind of just feels unfair that everyone is so mad at him.
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Sephora's workshops come about a year after Starbucks closed 8,000 stores across the country for anti-bias training after a Philadelphia cafe manager's call to police resulted in the arrests of two black men who were waiting for a friend.
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The summit, which would not have come about without the efforts of the South Korean president, Moon Jae-in (himself a victim of Mr Trump's bullying in other matters), will not achieve a rapid or total denuclearisation of the Korean peninsula.
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Then you have YouTube come about, really from, obviously through user-generated content, but there was a moment where there was a clip from NBC, the new digital shorts, "Lazy Sunday," it was on there and you saw YouTube's traffic skyrocket.
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In an interview with Carol Costello on "CNN Newsroom" -- and sporting the same red cardigan and black-rimmed glasses from the night before -- Bone explained the iconic outfit had only come about as the result of an earlier wardrobe malfunction.
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Indeed, many of the new protections for abortion rights have come about because of progressive gains at the state level, like in Maine, where Governor Janet Mills has expanded abortion access since defeating her Republican predecessor, Paul LePage, in November.
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"We have a great partner who has an interest in anything that will accelerate growth and that will be accretive and valuable and so if those opportunities come about we will have the capability of moving on them," he said.
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"While much of the move higher in the market has come about due to short covering, in more recent weeks we have seen fresh longs starting to return to the market, suggesting that sentiment is turning more positive," ING analysts said.
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"While much of the move higher in the market has come about due to short covering, in more recent weeks we have seen fresh longs starting to return to the market, suggesting that sentiment is turning more positive," bank ING said.
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OUR RIGHTS OVER TIME IN THE JUSTICE SYSTEM HAVE COME ABOUT BECAUSE OF ABUSES THAT HAPPENED IN THE LONG RUN WHEN YOU HAVE THINGS LIKE KINGS AND HIGH AUTHORITY MAKING THEIR OWN RULES, GOING AFTER WHO THEY WANT TO GO AFTER.
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But one of the main arguments of my book is that I don't think self-awareness can be brought about by someone else pointing something out to you; it has to come about through an individual understanding more about the world.
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Moves of that scale would either come about by a sudden squeeze on short pound positions that forces traders to hoover up sterling to close out loss-making trades - or by more fundamental re-assessment of sterling assets more broadly.
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Many of these pieces are great; some come about as close to conveying the experience of putting on modern, high-resolution, low-latency VR goggles as they possibly could without physically handing you a pair of your own to try on.
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"There's no other reason [this law] would come about now," said Philip Smyth, a researcher at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy who monitors Iranian-backed forces in Syria, where he said Afghan migrants are treated like cannon fodder.
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Exhausting details aside, "Eccentric Orbits" not only offers good corporate drama, but is an enlightening narrative of how new communications infrastructures often come about: with a lot of luck, government help and investors who do not ask too many questions.
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The debates come about six months before Iowa holds the first nominating contest, and the two nights in Detroit could be the last chance for many of the lower-tier contenders to make an appearance on the national debate stage.
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IAAF president Sebastian Coe said the Council felt "comforted" the changes had come about as a result of the decision to ban the Russians but recognized that athletics still had work to do to regain the trust of the public.
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The stamp of approval by the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration would come about a year after the MAX-8's first flight and allow Boeing to begin delivering the $29 million, 290-seat jetliner in the second quarter, he said.
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And the marketability of the Trump clan and those around them proves anew that visibility and notoriety are their own rewards, regardless of how they come about, and that the line between government business and show business can be awfully thin.
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His Iraq trip came in the wake of his announcement of a troop withdrawal from Syria, and coincided with a report in The New York Times on how his deferment for bone spurs during the Vietnam War might have come about.
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With age and experience on her side as a writer and the spark of the #MeToo movement, the My Dark Vanessa that emerged after nearly two decades is one that could have only come about through the perspective of time.
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"I respect the fact that he is starting to respect us," Trump said of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. "And maybe - probably not, but maybe - something positive can come about," he said at a campaign rally in Phoenix, Arizona.
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"What the petitioners are seeking is advice that, were a certain set of circumstances to come about, there is an alternative option that could be pursued given the political will to do so," judge Colin Boyd said in his ruling.
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Giacomelli said he thought a single telecoms network was a good idea but added he did not think a merger between Telecom Italia's network and that being developed by broadband group Open Fiber could come about using public money or through politics.
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The latest clashes with MTN come about two years after it agreed to pay more than $1 billion to settle a dispute over SIM cards in Nigeria, whose finances have been hit by a weak economy and volatile prices of crude oil.
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Giacomelli said he thought a single telecoms network was a good idea but added he did not think a merger between Telecom Italia's network and that being developed by broadband group Open Fiber could come about using public money or through politics.
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What's particularly disturbing about Trump's sudden reversal on that point is that it seems to have come about not as a result of some deep personal examination of the morality of such a response, but rather because Iran's president made fun of him.
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It took until 2002 for the next major collab to come about between musician and sneaker, once again with one of the biggest rappers in the game, Jay Z aka Sean Carter, hence the name S. Carter for the musician's Reebok customization.
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Now that we've properly mourned the end of summer Fridays, in-office cold brew, and our best, most laid-back selves that only seem to come about in 80-something-degree weather, we're so ready to get excited about the changing of seasons.
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It was a report that, for now, pushed aside concerns about a possible spike in earnings and the inflation that could come about as a result, and pointed instead to an economy that was, increasingly, allowing people at the margins to find employment.
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Mark Kay, a professor of pediatrics and genetics at Stanford University, is placing his bet on a treatment for rare immunodeficiency conditions, such as the "bubble boy" disease, which he says could come about in the next five years or even sooner.
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The thing I like to point out is that a lot of the technologies that have come to the fore over the last few decades, and the CRISPR gene-editing tool is in this category, too, have come about due to fundamental research.
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His work spearheading Trump's committee will be highly scrutinized from the outset, mostly because the initiative seems to have come about as a means of justifying the President's bogus charge that as many as 5 million "illegals" voted for Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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I think one of the reasons this has come about is the model of relationships between host and the IOC is basically forged in the era of Antonio Samaranch [the IOC president from 1980 to 2001] where they really don't give a shit.
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Forecasts for the S&P 500 in 2019 are higher now than in January, but they have only come about 40 percent of the way back from the heady days of September, when respondents expected the index to top 3,000 this year.
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Your bank has tools that help you make sure you're fiscally prepared for these types of events, so that when they do come about you can deal with them without having to make a crippling dent in your day-to-day budget.
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Merkel, who will encounter Trump later on Thursday at the NATO summit in Brussels, discussed how political change can sometimes come about more slowly than people wanted but said that it required perseverance over a period of years to get things done.
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The 26-year-old Canadian, who will next face Spaniard Pablo Carreno Busta, had been struggling with an injury himself earlier this season and said he was happy not to have played longer even though it was unfortunate how it had come about.
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A public focus on HTLV-1 has come about in recent years as an extremely high prevalence rate, exceeding 40%, has been detected among adults in remote central Australia, with indigenous communities being the hardest hit, especially in the town of Alice Springs.
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"I love the people of Israel, I am working very hard to finally have peace for the people of Israel and the Palestinians and hopefully that can come about much sooner than anybody has ever projected," Trump said in the interview Sunday.
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The long delays in the Garner investigation, which has been especially closely watched, have come about for several reasons: There are inherent complexities in the federal civil rights law and a desire among officials to move with caution in a delicate matter.
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"It is clear that, in order to curb state-wide doping, wherever it maybe in the world, countries must commit to a cultural change and that change can only come about by the decision-makers using their powers to full effect," Reedie said.
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Maybe it's a generational thing, but because my identity as a feminist didn't come about through my sexuality, I don't have that reference point where the freedom I have with my body and my sexuality is part of my expression of feminism.
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In this week's issue of PEOPLE, the former first daughter opens up about the changes that have come about in her routine both at home and in her Today show gig since she and husband Henry Hager welcomed their third child on Aug.
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"Several initiatives were put forth to make stores competitive and to reach the proposed goals, but the opportunities didn't come about for us to realize our original business plan," Ripley acting general manager Sergio Hidalgo Herazo said in the note to regulators Thursday.
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"There's opportunity for the large global banks to put more intellectual capital to work, there's a range of changes that have come about at the same time related to taxes, regulation and interest rate moves," said Wells Fargo Securities analyst Mike Mayo.
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MTN's most recent troubles come about two years after it agreed to pay more than $1 billion to settle a dispute over SIM cards in Nigeria - a country whose finances have been hit by a weak economy and volatile global oil prices.
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The rallies on Saturday come about a month after hundreds of thousands of Americans attended "March for Our Lives" rallies in Washington, D.C., and a number of other cities around the world to protest gun violence and push for tougher gun restrictions.
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But that would come about organically with the following, which I choose: The one thing that would make the world better for women (and men, children, indeed all life on the planet), is women holding full political leadership power in every country.
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Any trickle-down should come about because the tax cuts lead to higher investment, which leads over time to a larger capital stock – and it's the increase in the capital stock, which may take many years, that leads to the wage rise.
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We wanted to say that at many times, it has been HBCU students who have led the progressive movements, sometimes in opposition to faculty, sometimes not, but that many of the social justice movements in this country have come about on HBCU campuses.
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The researchers plan to further investigate how these changes come about, and they also called for future studies that can tease out whether abstaining from alcohol can restore a healthier mouth microbiota, as well as research that includes a more diverse and younger population. [Microbiome]
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Meantime, it&aposs a big week ahead coming up for President Trump, as he prepares for two summits in Europe, with many of our allies, including Germany, concerned about what could come about with one of those meetings, with the Russian president, Vladimir Putin.
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Since the questions CFPs answer normally come about due to changes in a person's life, whether it be a change in career, marriage, or the birth of a child, there's no one-size-fits-all answer to what they should be doing with their money.
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Instead, the policy that Richard explains seems to have come about on the heels of him learning about Sutton's side tryst with Alex (Matt Ward) after the two of them broke up, and could be another example of how corporate power dynamics work against women.
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But getting North Korean officials in front of the ICC requires a referral by the UN Security Council — which is highly unlikely to come about, given the veto power granted to the isolated state's traditional allies China and Russia, as permanent members of the council.
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If Gritty came out a year ago, there wouldn't be the same community sharing these stupid things on Facebook, or with each other, as a meme … The fact that we're all so linked in with each other allowed it to come about much faster.
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The new recommendations, which were published in the AHA journal "Circulation," come about three months after the Food and Drug Administration finalized a new rule that forces manufacturers to list a percent daily value for added sugars on product labels, starting in July 2018.
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And some of that actually is part of why artificial intelligence is playing out, because the techniques in AI, machine learning, deep neuro networks, other kinds of technological terms, actually come about because of the cloud, because of the depth of computing power and data.
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The meeting between Zuckerberg and top officials with the NAACP, the National Urban League, the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights and others will come about a month into a controversy over whether Facebook is enabling the spread of misinformation with its political ads policy.
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"A missile from North Korea would arrive in less than 10 minutes and the first alert would come about three minutes after launch, which gives us only around five minutes to find shelter," Hiroyuku Suenaga, a Japanese government official, told volunteers after the Tokyo exercise.
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In some ways, this future, should it come about, would represent a tectonic shift in the political dynamic surrounding American health care policy, a twist in which the party that gave us Obamacare moves on while the party that opposed it takes over its defense.
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"We can, and will, with appropriate and timely action, survive through a prolonged period of reduced or even zero flight schedules, so that we are adequately prepared for the return to normality, which will come about sooner rather than later," CEO Michael O'Leary said.
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"We can, and will, with appropriate and timely action, survive through a prolonged period of reduced or even zero flight schedules, so that we are adequately prepared for the return to normality, which will come about sooner rather than later," CEO Michael O'Leary said.
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Home Retail Chief Executive John Walden said a sale represented good value for shareholders as it would come about a year into a three-year improvement plan for the chain, which trails Kingfisher's B&Q and Travis Perkins' Wickes in the British DIY market.
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It was not immediately clear how his release had come about but sources familiar with the matter have said that Saudi authorities were striking agreements with some of those in detention asking them to hand over assets and cash in return for their freedom.
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I don't know all the ways that revival of spirit can come about, but even in the age of the driverless car and Reddit, I suspect some of the answers are to be found in reconnecting with our ancient ideals and reconnecting with the land.
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"You're always being told what to do as an actor and as you get older, you want to be a little bit more involved in the process and express your point of view and your creativity to see how things actually look and come about," he explained.
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In an interview with South Korean TV station Arirang, broadcast Tuesday, Thae said he believed that the lack of any natural successor to Kim means that when his reign ends — however that may come about — the country will fall and the process of reunification will begin.
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Mimicking [scents] is something that's come about in recent years that's increased sustainability, which is something I would normally be opposed to because I'd want all organic and natural ingredients, but that can be more harmful to the environment because mimicking fragrances uses no land or water.
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Seemingly, the events in Bolivia fit the popular conception of a street revolution: Citizens filled the streets to demand the resignation of a leader who refused to respect the limits on his power, eventually recruiting powerful institutions from the left and right to make that come about.
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On just about any important issue of the day, from climate change to mass incarceration to defeating Donald Trump, meaningful political change will come about only through cross-generational coordination — it will require concerned people of all ages to band together to alter the status quo.
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A visceral reaction to a scene that was not badly acted, but just too damn close to home and the painful what-ifs that come about when you hear a story like that of Stephon Clarke who was shot and killed last week in Sacramento, California.
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Everyone will ask us this, and if the tech industry thinks the questions are being asked now are tough, wait until the questions come about inequality, about you guys have stoked the aspirations of everyone in the world, and then taken all of their jobs away.
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But many trade experts say the changes to the world's trading system that have come about since Canada and the United States opened their mutual border in 1989 mean that an end to Nafta would not be a devastating blow to the world's 303th largest economy.
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Those concerns have arisen from the culture clash that may inevitably come about when a tech company that is used to guarding its trade secrets gets involved in show business, which runs on a stream of conversation, much of it of the just-between-us variety.
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They come about because neighbors insist on relating to one another as individuals, rather than as members of parties or groups; they flow from the neighborly principle of one good turn for another, rather than from a political principle such as the universal rights of man.
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Any such administrative changes in China will come about under market pressures, reciprocal trade practices and annual reviews of China's economy and trade activities by official international organizations such as the International Monetary Fund, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development and World Trade Organization.
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The review come about two years after AngloGold, which operates in eight other countries that include Brazil and Ghana, shelved plans to separate its local mines by spinning off its international assets into a new London-listed entity that it had hoped would have attracted a higher investor rating.
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Outgoing House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanPaul Ryan moving family to Washington Embattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway MORE (R-Wis.) referenced the biennial water reauthorization legislation earlier this year in describing how the president's infrastructure blueprint would come about in multiple bills.
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A senior Blue House official had said warmer bilateral ties had seemed to come about from better trust in Seoul by Beijing, which has expressed concerns regarding possible additional deployments of a U.S. anti-missile defence system and military cooperation among South Korea, the United States and Japan.
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And we've seen that change come about since the ascension of King Salman [bin Abdulaziz Al Saud] to the throne and also of his son, the young Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, and they are taking a much more active role in the larger strategy of the company.
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Was the decision to create such a massive game world influenced by the simple desire to have that "biggest Zelda ever" sales pitch; or did the map's size come about more because of all the things—the areas, quests and items, the content—you needed to put in it?
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A senior Blue House official had said warmer bilateral ties had seemed to come about from better trust in Seoul by Beijing, which has expressed concerns regarding possible additional deployments of a U.S. anti-missile defense system and military cooperation among South Korea, the United States and Japan.
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And conceivably Apollo would not have come about if the government had taken a harder line on his team's Nazi past -- the German-American who ran the Cape Canaveral launch operations, Kurt Debus, had been a true-believing Nazi who denounced a colleague to the Gestapo in 1942.
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At the White Sox version of FanFest Dallas Keuchel becomes the first former member of the #Astros to apologize for the sign-stealing scandal: "First & foremost I think apologies should be in order, if not everybody on the team..I personally am sorry for what's come about." pic.twitter.com/XXRRykHwB7
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"For anyone to even put forth the suggestion that we haven't had great expansion and wealth creation in this industry with horizontal drilling and all the technology that's come about the last 10 years, I mean, it's totally ridiculous for anybody to make those types of statements," he said.
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Much to my disappointment, it didn't come about through an episode of The Apprentice: Vice President Edition featuring Dennis Rodman and Gary Busey fighting over the geopolitical implications of the Turkish military's failed coup while seeing who can sell the most Nathan's Red Hots during the lunch rush.
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Of course, different evangelical groups have different ideas of how exactly this is going to come about, but often it seems that a lot of Trump's decisions — moving the American Embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, say — are viewed in the light of an eschatological, rather than just historical, background.
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The reductions come about three weeks after the two countries signed the Phase 1 trade deal in Washington, which included China's promise to boost purchases of U.S. goods and services by $200 billion over two years in exchange for the United States rolling back some tariffs imposed against Chinese goods.
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People come, about third of the population, it doesn't work out for them the first 18 months or so, and then you get to the point where ... but other people can't work anywhere else, because they love the idea meritocracy, they can't go back to the politics, and so on.
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Jarillo-Herrero explained that it combines already-flourishing fields of physics, including those that study graphene and other two-dimensional materials, topological properties (characteristics that don't change despite certain physical transformations), super-cold matter, and unusual electronic behaviors that come about from the way electrons are distributed in certain materials.
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The meeting between Zuckerberg and top officials with the NAACP, the National Urban League, the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights and others will come about a month into a controversy over whether Facebook is enabling the spread of misinformation by not fact-checking or blocking ads with incorrect or misleading claims.
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The rise of Nigeria as a cocaine smuggling hub has been quick, and has largely come about with the help of the Nigerian diaspora in Brazil, a country that in the last two years has leapfrogged Colombia and Venezuela to become the world's most prolific disembarkation point for cocaine into Europe.
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For Banks, the idea of an economy—and with it the concepts of supply and demand—would simply cease to exist in a future where self-replicating artificial intelligence could manufacture anything and everything with the unlimited resources that come about when travelling through hyperspace is just like hopping onto a bus.
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"The kind of narratives that come about from incidences like these are definitely being leveraged by adversaries and others who are trying to delegitimize our democracy and our election, and so anything like this is really troubling," said David Becker, executive director and founder of the Center for Election Innovation and Research.
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What criminal allegations were made had generally come about due to a mix of mental illness, false memories implanted during therapy and witness investigations, and, most frequently, reports from people who were being influenced by histrionic media reports of satanic ritual abuse — a pattern very similar to the current outbreak of clown scares.
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Imagining a white ethnostate that does not directly come about at the cost of the safety, wellbeing and financial security of racial minorities is pure fantasy — a fantasy Facebook is apparently content to entertain in pretending that the "white state" would not "explicitly exclude" anyone based on the protected characteristic of race.
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Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanPaul Ryan moving family to Washington Embattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway MORE (R-Wis.) earlier this year said the president's infrastructure blueprint would come about in "five or six different bills," throwing cold water on the push for a large-scale overhaul.
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The new numbers come about two weeks after investigators with the US Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York, operating on information referred from Mueller's investigation, raided the apartment of Trump's personal attorney, Michael Cohen, to seize documents related to alleged payments to silence women accusing the President of sexual affairs.
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"This vote today has been designed to start a gradual process of undoing all the regulation of the internet that has come about in the past few years by a radical streak in the parliament," Sajjad Karim, a British conservative member of the European Parliament (MEP), said in a statement following the vote.
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Jurvetson said in a February interview with the Wall Street Journal that he was never told of the findings of the investigation, which reportedly found that he did not tell the truth when confronted with the allegations, and argued that the allegations had come about because he was bad at dating and "insecure" with women.
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In rare moments when Iranian officials do talk about the program, they describe it in grand terms, linking its aims to the establishment of a just world order that will come about with the return of the Mahdi, the disappeared 12th Imam in Shiite theology, whose reappearance they say will herald a new age.
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Who, exactly, those people is still a mystery, though Lawner intimated that the owner of the hotel I met him at is a member, and noted that Fifty Shades producer Dana Brunetti has attended, and that the aforementioned GOOP profile may have come about after a well known GOOP founder appeared at the party.
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The paper gives a couple of examples of how this might come about; some of it might be reporting error, and some of the supercentenarians might be produced by pension fraud (someone might be claiming a dead person is still alive for pension benefits, or claiming the identity of a parent or older sibling).
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Rejecting London's efforts to negotiate Egyptian acquiescence, Zaghlul wrote to Secretary Balfour that the new "spirit of the age" demanded that "every people shall have the right to self-determination," revealing a conviction that, despite Wilson's betrayal, a radical transformation had nevertheless come about in world affairs and it rendered obsolete old justifications for colonialism.
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Faithless Cheryl Strayed: Every pickle I've ever gotten myself into has come about by doing what you did last year at your wife's family reunion, Faithless: by being foggy instead of transparent; by believing "mostly harmless" is the same as harmless; by playing along in order to keep what I assumed was the peace.
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Taken together, this confluence of events led to a mob scene at JFK on Saturday and Sunday as distraught, angry, and, in some cases, stranded travelers coped with disrupted travel plans and the inevitable frustrating hold-ups that come about when thousands of people are stuck in the same physical space, with the same fundamental problems to solve.
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King pointed out that the bullying — which was often through Twitter, a relatively new platform when Pretty Little Liars first started in 2010 — tended to come about whenever she made a decision that was "against" certain ships, like in season 2, when Aria (Lucy Hale) kissed Jason (Drew Van Acker) despite being with Ezra (Ian Harding).
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Honey Boo Boo Wants Sugar Bear 'to Be a More Involved Dad' — But Only If There Are Changes Though Honey Boo Boo and her father, Sugar Bear, don't see each other often, she does want him to be more involved in her life — but changes in his personal life would be necessary for that to come about.
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There's always the danger that tech like this can become too gimmicky like with the plastic tennis rackets and golf clubs people were sticking wiimotes into after Wii Sports and the Nintendo Wii were released but the Vive Tracker is a solution that really needed to come about and it's great that HTC introduced it at CES.
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But how much did their getting to know more LGBTQ people come about because of an environment where people felt comfortable coming out of the closet thanks to TV shows, usually sitcoms, presenting LGBTQ people as just another part of the vast mosaic of interchangeable, attractive Americans who can crack jokes and draw laughs from unseen viewers?
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One recently revealed email exchange shows that Snyder's senior policy adviser and deputy counsel advised the governor's chief of staff and others to stop using the Flint River as a water source due to health concerns -- a move that did not come about until more than a year after that email in the face of mounting public pressure.
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The films' concerns reflect the traumas of contemporary America: their archetypal sublime spectacle is that of great structures collapsing into cities; their worries often centre on conflicts between human values and technological enhancements; their threats typically come in the guise of terrorism; their reverses frequently come about through the radicalisation of people who have been damaged by previous conflict.
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An 'extraordinary' prevalence in remote Australia The focus has come about now because of the high prevalence among indigenous Australians, "which is probably the highest-ever reported prevalence in any population," said Dr. Graham Taylor, a clinician and professor at Imperial College London who runs the United Kingdom's HTLV clinical service based at St. Mary's Hospital.
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"Jenna Nicholas, also a Stanford GSB alum and CEO of Impact Experience — which is focused on building bridges between impact investors, entrepreneurs, innovators, and marginalized communities — listed multiple takeaways she gained from Interpersonal Dynamics, including "the importance of being open and vulnerable, and in particular the depth and respect that can come about through opening up.
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Finally, others just argue that this is just a silly fantasy that is in no way, shape, or form going to happen, and that those opposed to Trump's presidency should be spending their time on actually useful work preparing for the reality of it, rather than remaining in denial that it will come about at all.
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Clinton's presence at the forum, a likely draw for some of the major donors who supported her campaign against President Trump, will come about two months after she held a New York fundraiser for her post-2016 political group, Onward Together, on the same day as Perez appeared in Manhattan to raise money for the party, drawing complaints from some donors.
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Rather than a focused effort to invent or discover a technology or an idea or an insight, these kinds of things often come about from scientists who are working in a seemingly different area of science, who through circumstances and just paying attention to their data come across insights that lead to either new technologies or new fundamental understanding of nature.
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What was really striking to us was, if looked at the app store, the iOS app store had come about at that point, it was incredibly easy to charge for things, and there were all sorts of people, people like us, people who had built indie apps or created something on the side, or whatever it was, that were generating some modest revenue.
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So far, there have been two movies in the Apes series: 2011's Rise of the Planet of the Apes, which established the backstory of how an ape-dominated world like the one seen in the classic 1968 Planet of the Apes could have come about, while also offering a far more thoughtful and emotional take on the material than its somewhat campy source material.
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She said the policy change has come about as a result of YouTube working much more closely with a network of NGO experts working in this space and also participating in its community content policing trusted flaggers program — who have advised it that even sermons that do not ostensibly preach hate can be part of a wider narrative used by jihadi extremists to radicalize and recruit.
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That failure might have come about because the Fed's traditional tool for increasing inflation (lowering interest rates) wasn't possible: It had set interest rates around zero percent since 2008, and so was limited to quantitative easing (buying up large amounts of long-term bonds to force long-term interest rates down) and making declarations if it wanted to do more to force up inflation.
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The majority of weed-related driver bans have come about when trace elements of the drug are found following a urine test, and don't take into account the fact that traces of THC - the active ingredient in cannabis - can remain in the body for weeks, meaning that a failed drug test by no means guarantees that the racer in question was anything other than sober when behind the wheel.
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Though Mr Trump would surely prefer the sort of meeting in front of the world's cameras that he had with Mr Kim, the countries' long history of bad blood, along with the fact that Iran's regime needs to keep various factions on board, would probably require normalisation to come about step by step—through the appointment of trusted envoys, waivers on some sanctions, confidence-building talks on Yemen, and so on.
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But they also love to make three entire month's rent in ten days of waiting tables, or slinging coffee, or delivering pizza to brand activation parties, or giving pedicab rides, or Airbnb-ing their living room to desperate out-of-towners willing to pay top dollar to sleep on a floor, or running sound at day shows, or doing whatever other odd jobs come about during the event each March.
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The New York Film Critics Circle, now in its (gasp) 82nd year, chose the hottie-driven musical "La La Land" (it stars Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone) as 2016's best film; Barry Jenkins, of the tender "Moonlight," as best director; and Isabelle Huppert as best actress for her roles in both the rapey-revenge tale "Elle" and "Things to Come," about a philosopher whose life comes undone.
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