Many come from Germany, many come from France, many come from Holland -- really most of them come from various European countries.
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Young women, young people, who come from the hood, who come from urban areas, who come from the South, who come from working-class families, and come from teen moms, and ... Those people have expertise and genius.
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They don't come from the same place that we come from.
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These messages, they come from the bottom; they come from ordinary people.
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If that funding won't come from NASA, maybe it'll come from Europe.
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"I come from poverty, I come from the inner city," explained Mayweather.
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Forty-two percent come from business backgrounds, they added, while only 4 percent come from labor and 7 percent come from nonprofit or academic backgrounds.
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We claim that's where we come from, but we don't come from them.
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We come from all over Africa, we come from all over the Caribbean.
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Did it come from you, or did it come from the White House?
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"It's the power that we come from all walks of life, that we come from all parts of this country, that we come from all races, that we come from all backgrounds, gender, all make-up, all upbringing," he said.
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I feel like, if I can come from this, I can come from anything.
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Technology, it will come from Europe, it will come from other parts of Asia.
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Of that, 1.8 points come from Social Security and 4.1 points come from Medicare.
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"I don't come from where I'm supposed to come from," he told W magazine.
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Many of them come from Syria; others come from Iraq, Afghanistan, and other countries.
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I come from, we all come from, resilient stock, or we wouldn't be here.
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"Our quest to build 2 million riders in the United States is going to come from millennials, it's going to come from Gen X'ers, it's going to come from Gen Z, it's going to come from generations yet to come," Levatich said.
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Some of the sounds come from you, and some come from other people and objects.
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Nine rides and $153 come from Lyft, while six rides and $93 come from Uber.
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The talent might come from high school kids, it might come from someone in jail.
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I'm using horizons that come from relativity, but quantum waves which come from quantum physics.
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Where did this chart come from and where did the data behind it come from?
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Real conversation starters rarely come from PowerPoint explainers or tweets, they come from challenging art.
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And they come from the racial and ethnic identity groups that our students come from.
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It has to come from the top, because it's going to come from the bottom.
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There are wonderful things that can come from that—no matter where you come from.
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Consumers are caring where their eggs come from and now where their apparel materials come from.
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If you come from where I come from, and you get a lifeline, you grab it.
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Brains may have come from Crawford, but Kaia and Presley's good looks come from both parents.
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But validation for Xavier won't come from that; it will come from advancing deep into March.
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Many come from the patterns we all recognize over time, but some come from the ether.
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These did not come from the Ukrainian stockpile, they could only have come from Russian stockpiles.
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The change doesn't need to come from medicine anymore; the change needs to come from media.
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I come from a conservative place and I always want to respect where I come from.
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I don't come from a working class family, I come from a deeply middle class family.
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Ideas that come from within the industry and ideas that come from the outside as well.
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A lot of the musicians who come from here pretend to not have come from here.
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The cure to these problems will not come from Washington D.C. They must come from the states.
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It's going to come from the progressive grassroots, and it's going to come from the Republican establishment.
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"This power has to come from somewhere and it has to come from the grid," he said.
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We all know great founders who've come from nothing and great founders who've come from comfortable backgrounds.
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"It has to come from the top because it's going to come from the bottom," Lurie said.
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They're looking for proof of the story about where they come from, or where other people come from.
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He doesn't come from a planet where heroism is rewarded, he doesn't come from a background of altruism.
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It's got to come from the media, it's got to come from the pundits, who work social media.
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Some of that money would come from asset sales, while the rest would come from public-private partnerships.
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People with Ph.D.'s do not look like me, and do not come from where I come from.
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Quality infrastructure development won't come from signatures on a page; it will come from shovels in the ground.
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Ultimately, pressure has to come from below — it has to come from ordinary people who have had enough.
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In terms of where the power has to come from, does it have to come from the agency heads?
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If you don't come from New York, if you don't come from LA, those worlds, they seem very faraway.
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"Our rights come from our creator -- they don't come from the government," Rubio said in Marshalltown, Iowa, this week.
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Most of Trump's positive mentions come from Republican-sponsored advertisements, but nearly 5% of them come from Democratic ones.
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TB: Some of these problems come from our side—the broad left—and some come from the neoliberal side.
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Everybody don't come from a happy home, for real, for real, like, everybody don't come from no happy home.
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" After calling for a civil discourse, he spoke of the power of various forms of diversity, evoking "the power that we come from all walks of life, that we come from all parts of this country, that we come from all races, we come from all backgrounds, gender, all makeup, all upbringing.
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I just don't, especially when I know someone who's come from somewhere like I've come from, when you come from the bottom and you've actually managed to make something of yourself, it just makes me happy.
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These are individual choices, but how many people have come from one community, and how many come from the other?
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When you come from where I come from, where I grew up, and you look at who I'm working with?
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And a lot of that would come from the state, and some would come from the federal government as well.
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People who are poor, people who are rich, people who come from 'good' families, people who come from 'bad' families.
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Another third would come from future college loans and a third would come from income, student financial aid and grants.
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Currently 56 percent of malware threats against Gmail users come from Microsoft Office documents, and 2 percent come from PDFs.
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About 23% of Broadcom's revenues come from Apple and about 22% of Micron and Intel's come from the iPhone maker.
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About 20% of Broadcom's revenues come from Apple and about 5% of Micron and Intel's come from the iPhone maker.
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To compare, 15% of Netflix employees come from referrals, and 25% of Facebook employees come from referrals, according to Glassdoor.
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So if 242 positives come from #MeToo — and I'm sure I could sit here with you and look at all the things that have come from #MeToo and agree that there's positive things that come from #MeToo.
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According to OpenSecrets, 38% of Ryan's PAC donations during his career have come from labor, while 57% have come from businesses.
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When they say the NRA's influence doesn't come from money, they mean that it doesn't come from face-to-face bribery.
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Sometimes it can come from other women; sometimes it can come from other women who have children or are pregnant themselves.
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Funds come from abroad to fill the gap and the funds come from what Americans pay to import goods and services.
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"Some of them come from military, some of them come from law enforcement," Solomon said of the members of the team.
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"I didn't come from a retail background, I didn't come from a beauty background, certainly not a manufacturing background," she laughs.
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While engineers come from all over the world to work in the US tech industry, a particularly large number come from India.
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The judges come from across the country -- in fact, they have to come from at least seven of the US judicial circuits.
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More than 270% of annual global greenhouse gas emissions come from food production and consumption, of which 22050% come from raising livestock.
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The judges come from across the country -- in fact, they have to come from at least seven of the US judicial circuits.
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"They just have to come from someplace [outside Wells Fargo] and they shouldn't come from Wall Street," Buffett told the Financial Times.
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I come from a background of poverty, and I didn't always have parents to guide me through life; you come from privilege.
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Did they come from the North as our team suspect or did they come from the West as some other archaeologists suspect?
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Washington's revolving door is a problem, and this applies equally to those who come from academia and those who come from industry.
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"Half of that will come from OPEC, half of that will come from non-OPEC sources," Cashin said about OPEC's agreed cuts.
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Half of that 25 percent (the 12.5 percent RPS) must come from renewable energy, and 20083 percent must come from solar specifically.
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The majority of daily calories consumed in the U.S. come from processed foods, while less than 85033 percent come from fresh vegetables.
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They did it with the powerful words and principle that our rights come from our creator, they do not come from our government.
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Most of the remittances sent to the country come from elsewhere in west Africa, although some come from France—the former colonial power.
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Organic milk and beef come from cattle that graze on grass, while most conventional milk and beef come from cows subsisting on grain.
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They said half the money will come from military projects in the US, and the rest will come from projects in other countries.
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Five could come from unbound delegates who can back any candidate of their choosing, it said, while five more could come from Sen.
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On campaign finance:According to OpenSecrets, 15% of Moulton's PAC donations during his career have come from labor, while 66% have come from businesses.
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" Bernstein said that "some of the non-OPEC supply cuts will come from natural decline, but most will come from self-imposed cuts.
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They should, because they see the world they come from in much more depth than someone who does not come from their background.
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Which means different people will have different opinions on issues if they come from rural Mississippi then if they come from Napa Valley.
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Four out of five visitors to the Aquarium, it turns out, come from within a 10-mile radius, meaning most come from Brooklyn.
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"If the reports from the ground are accurate, these casualties did not come from this strike, it didn't come from us," he said.
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It has to come from citizens, it has to come from the strengths and the accountability of the local institutions in that country.
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You may have been extremely successful moving up the ladder in the banking industry, but unless you recognize that your competition now isn't going to come from another bank, it's going to come from Ripple or it's going to come from Apple or it's going to come from Apple Pay, Amazon, whoever, and so it requires a greater degree of peripheral vision.
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Most of the cuts will come from Saudi Arabia, with smaller contributions likely to come from Russia, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait and Oman.
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So when you're like, 'Ahhh I don't know where it come from,' you too smart for that bro... You know where that come from.
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"Do they come from profits in other businesses, or do they come from venture capital, which in effect, doesn't have the discipline of profitability."
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IN AUTOMOTIVE, AMAJORITY OF A CAR COULD COME FROM OUTSIDE TPP, NAMELY COULD COME FROM CHINA,AND STILL GET ALL THE BENEFITS OF TPP.
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Another 14.9 billion zloty will come from improvements in tax collection and 4.3663 billion zloty will come from changes to social security system payments.
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"If that leadership does not come from us, it will come from elsewhere … And the American people will be poor for it," he wrote.
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More than nine of every 10 imported avocados come from Mexico, while most of the rest come from Chile, Peru and the Dominican Republic.
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Indika's dividends mostly come from its coal mining company, PT Kideco Jaya Agung, while Multipolar's dividends come from its non-food retail operation, MDS.
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You need this lingua franca so that the memes don't have to come from the top down, they can come from the bottom up.
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Grow-the-pie Democrats know that good jobs don't come from government or grow on trees — they come from risk-takers who start companies.
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It just doesn't seem to be representing very well for people who come from where I come from, and hold down what I hold down.
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While some robocalls are legal and come from legitimate institutions like banks, schools or medical providers, a vast share come from scammers and foreign sources.
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And now the breakthrough of Virgil is, now we have someone who has come from Donda, who has come from the school of Kanye West.
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The money would come from the central government, but the ideas would come from the grass roots — the people who knew best what they needed.
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Joe: He was telling us that people come from San Diego, they come from San Francisco, they drive several hours just to come right here.
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"Change might come from legislation, or collective action, or continued feminist advocacy, but it's folly to imagine it will come from companies themselves," Peterson writes.
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If there's going to be any movement on loosening austerity and stimulating the economy, it has to come from Germany; it can't come from France.
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Among immigrant home aides, 24 percent each come from Central America and Asia, 23 percent come from the Caribbean and 153 percent are from Africa.
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By contrast, 67 percent of Harvard's students come from America's wealthiest 20 percent, and a full 15 percent come from just America's top one percent.
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ASIAN CONQUERORS The last three youth champions have come from Asia, while the last three adult champions have come from New Zealand, Australia and England.
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But, you know, I come from hip-hop, where you come from lyrics like, 'Beat the pussy up,' and I'm like 'Ooh, dude, don't do that.
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When you're writing songs, inspiration can come from almost anywhere—a loved one, a dog, or a car—but, it can also come from other musicians.
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My friends that don't come from this little bubble that you and I come from, I'd be surprised to hear people have the connections we do.
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Read MoreHere's what's really spooking oil: Barclays "If energy demand growth is not to come from people, it has to come from productivity," he later said.
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But as to where they actually come from, from whence they spring, I guess the same place that a lot of startups come from these days.
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Today, about 5 percent of billionaires come from the tech industry, and five of the 10 wealthiest people in the world come from the tech industry.
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"The people who are there on the streets come from all communities in Kenya, so they don't just come from one particular ethnic community," he said.
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Asked where the money would come from for the NHS, James Cleverly, chairman of the governing Conservative Party, said the funding would come from "economic growth".
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While most of Amazon's revenues come from the sale of low-priced products, most of its profits come from its cloud computing operation, Amazon Web Services.
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This isn't always true, but I come from a pretty white part of the country, and yet I do not come from a completely white world.
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Naw, we the walkup gang/I come from the 6, where they chalk up lames" and later declares, "Gold grill mouth/I come from the South.
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Of the $1.6 billion in coupon payments-to-date, only $400 million has come from distributions (Flipkart and Nvidia) The rest has come from capital calls.
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Millions driven from Iraq Over half of all refugees come from Syria, Afghanistan and Somalia A total of 21.6% of all refugees come from just three countries.
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Of that, $2 trillion would come from the nondefense discretionary programs that fund most of the government, and another $2 trillion would come from trimming mandatory programs.
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Hurd notes that if expertise doesn't come from new blood in the halls of Congress, it could come from current members stepping up to learn the skill.
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But while much of Volvo's recent success has come from that SUV, Volvo's heritage — and much of the company's greatest successes — have come from the station wagon.
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Now, 24 percent of the students come from District 226, and the largest share of students, 22001 percent, come from District 3, on the Upper West Side.
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Most of that gas will come from other regions flowing into the state on the utility's pipelines, but some will have to come from its storage facilities.
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The majority of complaints related to Harvey and Irma have come from the affected areas, but have also come from across the country -- from California to Massachusetts.
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About $21625 trillion of the revenue would come from Sanders's proposed increases in corporate taxes, and about $2900 trillion would come from the wealth tax, TPC estimated.
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Cásares beautifully shows us that anyone can become part of a family and that where you come from is "nothing more than that" — where you come from.
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When I realized that the doll had come from the same shop that all my other toys had come from, I became a bit wary of Lino.
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Maybe it's best to simply remember that bravery and courage doesn't come from fearlessness, they come from recognizing that which you fear most and moving forward anyway.
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On the ketogenic diet, 70-80% of your daily calories come from fat, and about 5% come from carbohydrates, which can be a huge change for most people.
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These new arrivals looked different from immigrants in earlier decades; they were less likely to come from Europe and more likely to come from Latin America and Asia.
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The characters, which come from old favorites like The Little Mermaid as well as newer titles like Finding Dory, aren't just pulled from the films they come from.
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Some of the submissions have been particularly personal, some have come from citizens generally angry with the Trump administration, and some even come from universities opposing the changes.
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"A portion of the $403 million will come from assigned reserves ... and a portion will come from an anticipated increase in state revenue," LAUSD spokeswoman Barbara Jones said.
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"The money will come from the Chinese Development Bank, the implementation of the project will come from other agencies, infrastructure agencies in China, like China Railway," he said.
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Here's how that 20 percent profit growth breaks down, according to Goldman Sachs: 7 percentage points come from tax cuts and 13 percentage points come from pretax gains.
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Does the number include the costs of hiring scores of forensic auditors to determine which remittances to Mexico come from U.S. citizens and which come from undocumented workers?
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"[For] this collection, we did end up gravitating toward more modern lines but those lines come from the art-deco era in the 1930s, they come from France in the 1940s, they come from Italy in the '60s and '70s when all this incredible contemporary furniture was being manufactured," he adds.
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The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, which advocates for fiscal responsibility, estimates that 85 percent of these cuts will come from reductions in provider payments, 5 percent would come from policies around medical malpractice, and 11 percent would come from reducing drug costs through the Medicare Part D program.
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In finding our own sound, most of the things that come from metal—black metal, melodic death metal—they come from Europe, and we are not a European band.
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" We are going to be a country that says, "The constitution and the rights that it talks about do not come from our president, they come from our creator.
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Some of the funding for the plan will come from U.S. taxpayers, but most will come from the Gulf States, Western countries and the private sector, per the officials.
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"Newark has gifted me a wisdom that can only come from wounds, a sense of purpose that can only come from shared pain," Booker said, according to the Times.
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The trailer is already filled with inspiring quotes that sound like they could come from Princess Diana herself — probably because they come from the women who helped create her.
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Another $2.2 billion is expected to come from reducing unemployment fraud, while another $4 billion is estimated to come from efforts to get people on unemployment back to work.
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For those of us who come from the area of the country that I come from, back home, the president is stronger today than he was November the 8th.
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According to the country's National Meteorological Institute, 64 percent of Costa Rica's climate-changing emissions come from energy use, and more than two thirds of those come from transport.
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Another $28503 billion is expected to come from reducing unemployment fraud, while another $22019 billion is estimated to come from efforts to get people on unemployment back to work.
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New York City's highest middle-school test scores in English come from a majority-white-and-Asian district; its lowest come from a nearly all black and Hispanic district.
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The very same benefits of integration that would come from a unified western market would also come from linking the western market up to the midwestern and Texas ISOs.
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At least 46 percent of the vote is likely to come from Laredo's Webb County, while a little more than a third might come from San Antonio's Bexar County.
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Beyond that, white Parole Board members, who come from upstate New York, may find it easier to relate to white inmates, most of whom come from upstate as well.
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"If you're a software or web developer, some work might come from the finance sector and other work might come from education," said Kyle Kensing, online content editor at CareerCast.
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But I come from solo, I come from doing it by myself, but then when I was MCing with people or going on radio, I liked to be in crews.
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This is also true of second-tier schools, where students come from less affluent backgrounds, but administrators still come from upper-middle class backgrounds and exhibit upper-middle class expectations.
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It's going to come from more beef, chicken, and pigs, but it's also going to come from nutrient-dense plants and sustainable seafood, hopefully with the inclusion of responsible aquaculture.
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The benefit may come from the actual cooling or it may come from the cooling preventing fevers, which are bad for the brain and known to occur after cardiac arrest.
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All offsets must come from projects in the US. No more than half (4 percent) of offsets can come from projects that do not have direct environmental benefit in Oregon.
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"[The Academy] just doesn't seem to be representing very well for people who come from where I come from, and hold down what I hold down," Ocean said at the time.
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The firm points out that Qualcomm had 67% of its 2018 revenue come from China, while Micron saw 57.1% of its sales come from the second-largest economy in the world.
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He said that most of the roughly 300 migrants passing through the shelter each month come from Honduras, while the rest mainly come from El Salvador, Guatemala, and from within Mexico.
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While that leverage can come from learning what their male co-stars or peers in the industry are making, it can also come from hearing of a woman's recent pay raise.
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It can come from huge lapses in ethics, like the Tuskegee study, but it can also come from the daily ways in which the system treats some people differently than others.
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"Our first insight was that leadership matters" — and if it wasn't going to come from the politicians, then it would come from them — and it would be devoid of party politics.
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Those students come from all over the world, but a great many of them come from nations with significant extremist problems where concerns about jihadist penetration of the military are longstanding.
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But while cyber attacks can come from nonstate actors, the biggest cyber threats still come from nation states, because they have the time, money, and coordination capability required for the task.
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" I'm like, "Jesus, where did this name come from?
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Or "Straight Outta Compton" — where did that come from?
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" Financial reform "has to come from the industry itself.
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The type of daring — where did that come from?
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" It added that "these changes come from the top.
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"Woodrow Wilson doesn't just come from nowhere, " she said.
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We laughed later: Where had the guitar come from ?
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"Instead [a spokesperson] told us that the money didn't come from any of our disaster response and recovery efforts, but again, it appears that it did come from FEMA," she explained. Sen.
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The vast majority of this ($10 billion) will likely come from existing customers, $1 billion will come from the efficiencies it hopes to gain by driving internal usage of technologies like Wise.
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The group estimates that about half of the revenue loss from Rubio's plan would come from the business tax provisions and the other half would largely come from individual income tax cuts.
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" He added: "Some of the drugs sold in Canada come from the US, and many of the drugs sold in both the US and Canada come from the same manufacturing plants overseas.
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" He added: "That disruption could come from a fintech company, it could come from a tech company with really good customer relationships and a really good understanding of how to manage data.
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"China M&A will pick up as Chinese companies have a strong desire to grow and that growth cannot only come from internally, it must come from external sources too," said Sodhi.
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The tax money could come from the savings companies get from not having to pay and support human workers, or it could come from a tax on the robot companies themselves, said Gates.
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Refugees come from some surprising places 2000 saw a record number of Muslim refugees being let into the US. However refugees in general come from several different backgrounds and parts of the world.
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Not, oh well, if you come from this place, you might only have a certain number of points, and if you come from that place you might have a different number of points.
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" Tatum had similarly effusive thoughts on Jenna, saying, "She loves to teach people how to not come from a place of insecurity, just, you know, come from a place of love, I guess.
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They mainly come from a place of learning and experimentation.
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You know, where is their energy going to come from?
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But the truly hard questions don't come from market fundamentalists.
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Other wheat shipments come from the United States and Canada.
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And that help seems to have come from Jackman's Wolverine.
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And there a pillow that might have come from Tangier.
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About 25 percent of its passengers come from continental Europe.
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TM: Where did the idea for the stencils come from?
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Ray and I don't come from money, we made money.
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Those scars often come from whenever your lowest point was.
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The latest S10 whispers come from the Wall Street Journal.
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"I think the solutions are going to come from us."
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About 21 percent of that will come from data centers.
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The noises that come from the future administration are disconnected.
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Where I come from, spilling tea is almost a sin.
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Along with all that, I come from a great family.
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Where did it come from and where did it go?
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These categories come from v2 of the IAB's content taxonomy.
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They kept saying, 'Where did that little kid come from?
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And solutions don't come from a few shows going viral.
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Tor: I do come from the punk scene over there.
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MB: Where did the inspiration for the project come from?
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And the energy must have come from the gravitational wave.
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We come from the land of scale and high growth.
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So where did the inspiration for this project come from?
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These feelings don't come from an uninformed point of view.
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Other reconstructed pieces come from scans, interviews, sketches, and artworks.
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But 99 percent of those come from just two authors.
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When new species evolve, where do their viruses come from?
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Has anything good ever come from stepping on a scale?
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That information must come from the Marshals Service, she said.
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In addition, the threat came come from inside, he added.
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But backing has come from regional leftist allies including Cuba.
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Yet the company's windfall would come from Medicare and Medicaid.
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I fully recognize the place of privilege I come from.
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"I come from a family of spooky people," she said.
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Women, on the other hand, rarely come from intercourse alone.
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These, she determined, must have come from a common ancestor.
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It might as well come from my new friend #Gage!
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Some of the emails even appeared to come from acquaintances.
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Where does the money come from without incomes to tax?
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The greatest successes come from having the freedom to fail.
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Interestingly, the bump in transportation emissions didn't come from cars.
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It's not money – it can't come from some outside source.
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"I come from a dirt broke family," he told People.
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Today, their data come from two different instruments with pendulums.
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Instead, she believes it must come from individuals like Plowright.
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" If you ask them, "Where did these ideas come from?
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I thought it could only have come from my room.
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Do your ideas often come from life events like this?
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Where Did The New Game of Thrones Dragon Come From?
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"I come from a crazy family!" she told NBC Olympics.
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Four of the top five biggest deals come from Europe.
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Half of all of its transactions come from rewards members.
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They come from a police state, they're not very trusting.
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Some of the most creative wedding photos come from elopements.
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Kids love kangaroos and don't know where babies come from.
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It was not clear where that money would come from.
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About a third of its revenues come from taxpayer dollars.
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Today, it appears to have come from the market leader.
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The love of the sport had come from his father.
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So why do they seem to come from disparate worlds?
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Go deeper: Most campaign contributions come from outside candidates' districts
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They come from the brain, physical problems in the brain.
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I can't wait for it to come from Amazon tomorrow.
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They don't come from a place of ridicule or meanness.
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The best testimonials of all, though, come from the veterans.
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"Especially since many come from true DIY and independent backgrounds."
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A: I come from tech but I'm also in recovery.
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The owners of its 222 properties come from 22 countries.
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But searchers determined it did not come from the plane.
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What inspired this story, and where did it come from?
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I'm not sure where that's going to come from, though.
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Early team members have come from Microsoft, Checkpoint, and Q1.
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I come from a proud hunting state, you know that.
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I come from the same goddamn place she comes from!
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More than 60 percent of smaller electrodes come from China.
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"Where does that right come from?" interrupted Fox's Brett Baier.
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A further boost to demand has come from foreign investors.
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Where then, he was asked, did his mastery come from?
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I'm excited about what might come from all of this.
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Often they are badly educated and come from broken families.
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These bots, however, did not appear to come from Russia.
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The findings come from British consumer goods review site Which?
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And I'm pretty sure it didn't come from Sen. Thompson.
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Where have they come from and where are they going?
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What repercussions will come from not inviting crazy Aunt Mary?
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However, the ickiest clothing culprits come from the stores themselves.
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He just doesn't say where this money would come from.
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Recent Ebola outbreaks have come from bats, rats, and gorillas.
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It is also unclear where the money will come from.
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FCA's strength and profits come from America; Renault's from Europe.
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Our respondents come from various age groups, backgrounds, and cultures.
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Both come from Northern New Mexico mestizo and Indigenous families.
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Some of the best leads have come from victims themselves.
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I never hear Sanders talk about where employees come from.
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" That pressure, he said, would come from "agenda-driven people.
|
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As before much of the impetus has come from outside.
|
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So where did that $50.01 stock price figure come from?
|
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On this, the latest development has come from the opposition.
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I'm a citizen of the world: I come from Brittany.
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Now, where I come from, a promise is a promise.
|
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He gripes that before long everything will come from China.
|
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I think subconsciously all our jokes come from that place.
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But I do not come from a place of mean.
|
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Growth doesn't really come from compliments; it comes from critique.
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Many come from rich countries such as Australia and America.
|
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Where's the understanding, where's the empathy going to come from?
|
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No greater revelation has come from our journey than this.
|
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I know where a lot of these folks come from.
|
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Singing Saw Cool instruments don't come from Home Depot. 34.
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But where did they come from and who are they?
|
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Those worries come from a culture that polices women's sexuality.
|
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Piper and Taystee could not come from more different worlds.
|
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The curd may have come from Germany, of all places.
|
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The photograms come from his latest book, The Blue Moment.
|
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Most of his recent tweets have come from an iPhone.
|
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Their curiosity was piqued by where it had come from.
|
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Many of those ideas have come from Iowa Republican Sen.
|
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Great, because there's more to come from the line, too.
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You're pretty, you're smart, you come from a good family.
|
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The students and their families come from around the world.
|
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Where do the planes come from and who pilots them?
|
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All the messages seemed to come from slightly different frequencies.
|
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But it's not going to come from the art world.
|
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Normally, the president's successor would come from within their ranks.
|
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"Nothing good can come from making Trump nervous," he said.
|
|
Which means apps can only come from the Windows Store.
|
|
Where did the idea for Carry This Book come from?
|
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It will come from the collision between different intellectual traditions.
|
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Where did it come from, and why is it necessary?
|
|
What exactly are phobias and where do they come from?
|
|
Sometimes the comments come from other people in the industry.
|
|
THUMP: Where did the idea for the service come from?
|
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About 2.5 million regular viewers come from streaming, Walden said.
|
|
I'm like, 'Where do all these Blow Pops come from?
|
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Who are the Antifa and where do they come from?
|
|
The demonstrators come from two distinct sections of Hungarian society.
|
|
Yet even she didn't think much would come from it.
|
|
It's no secret that most trends come from somewhere else.
|
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The greater risks come from underdeveloped legal and justice systems.
|
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They also have the vulnerabilities that come from long experience.
|
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My husband and I come from a similar faith background.
|
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The great majority of migrant farm workers come from Mexico.
|
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Some come from states important to the U.S. Republican Party.
|
|
Nearly half its sales come from its Madison Avenue store.
|
|
Where do the doubts that sometimes affect you come from?
|
|
The rest come from Yelp, as do all the pictures.
|
|
The songs sound like they come from an isolated place.
|
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All are Republicans and come from across the ideological spectrum.
|
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The solutions, similarly, will come from all kinds of places.
|
|
You know, a lot of us come from European Union.
|
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KR: I think it has to come from the doctors.
|
|
Available on: Amazon Prime Where do urban legends come from?
|
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I never had to question where it would come from.
|
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Other pieces come from a permanent loan to the CAC.
|
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But then it also has to come from top down.
|
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Energy Star scores come from data building owners provide themselves.
|
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Where I come from, there are no heroes or heroines.
|
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It's about talking about what's happening where you come from.
|
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It sucks that the answer has to come from within.
|
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They are still waiting for information to come from England.
|
|
"We come from very similar families and backgrounds," said Brady.
|
|
And where in the system does the solution come from?'
|
|
If the revolution comes, it'll have to come from within.
|
|
Where did the idea of the video's concept come from?
|
|
But talented operators like this come from fairly ordinary backgrounds.
|
|
Still, I'm investigating where most of the views come from.
|
|
I don't know where the stock's going to come from.
|
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But their respective cores of support come from different places.
|
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And I never have once forgot where I come from.
|
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It does not, in fact, come from the cocoa bean.
|
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Where does the bailout money for farmers actually come from?
|
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He could tell I didn't come from a strip club.
|
|
Where had that additional truckload of animal flesh come from?
|
|
Harper: That's where a lot of the elements come from.
|
|
At least some of the women come from complicated backgrounds.
|
|
Where has this idea of the "yoga body" come from?
|
|
Where did the idea for the flying aspect come from?
|
|
Where did the idea to revive Better Days come from?
|
|
No harm would have come from pursuing testimony by Kupperman.
|
|
Over 6 million of those barrels now come from shale.
|
|
It almost seems to come from a place of exhaustion.
|
|
Where do your obsessions with architecture and interiors come from?
|
|
Or does the real condescension come from the likes of
|
|
And, by the way, it doesn't just come from men.
|
|
The most notable casualty will come from the White House.
|
|
The brothers come from a proud line of pizza perfectionists.
|
|
The mushrooms that come from a grocery store are white!
|
|
Many still come from good, old fashioned poor decision making.
|
|
This begs the question: Where do these businesses come from?
|
|
"I come from a family of strong women," he said.
|
|
"Most of the freshmen come from swing districts," said Rep.
|
|
"The initiative must have come from the queen," he explained.
|
|
And it's not clear where the rest might come from.
|
|
African students in France overwhelmingly come from francophone West Africa.
|
|
"Only God knows where talent will come from," Jackson said.
|
|
Growth will not likely come from coal, horses or bourbon.
|
|
"Our kids typically come from tough family circumstances," says Berlin.
|
|
In Nevada, 46.4 percent of foreign imports come from China.
|
|
It's probably not going to come from the United Nations.
|
|
The first photos to go will come from inactive accounts.
|
|
We're all just musicians, no matter where we've come from.
|
|
He declined to say who the money has come from.
|
|
That kind of reputation and responsibility doesn't come from nowhere.
|
|
"They come from very different worlds," a source told People.
|
|
"My husband and I both come from Princeton," she said.
|
|
Any money I spend doesn't come from some magic place.
|
|
Some of those could come from Jessica Chastain's mysterious character.
|
|
They come from clients across the vast Lone Star State.
|
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We must support products that come from environmentally friendly manufacturers.
|
|
It would come from the Defense Department's military construction budget.
|
|
It focuses particularly on girls who come from underprivileged backgrounds.
|
|
The other 13 GW would come from biomass and hydropower.
|
|
They belong to the families and communities they come from.
|
|
People come from all over to try the food, too.
|
|
I come from a culture that doesn't prioritize time alone.
|
|
If the answers come from anywhere, it'll be Modine's crew.
|
|
And I think that is where those comments come from.
|
|
"They come from very different worlds," said the family insider.
|
|
These are threats that come from outside of higher education.
|
|
He said some of this may have come from plutonium.
|
|
One little spark, and look at what's come from it.
|
|
They'll come from tribal organizations and businesses creating new jobs.
|
|
The question is where will the replacement barrels come from?
|
|
Your biggest savings may come from slashing your bar tab.
|
|
The messy masses come from something old and something new.
|
|
This is not going to come from the board, apparently.
|
|
It is hard to see where growth will come from.
|
|
Does this come from your own experience working Black Friday?
|
|
Nobody knows where the money is going to come from.
|
|
It's an observation like that can only come from growth.
|
|
That has to come from history, including recent social movements.
|
|
It is not clear where future imports will come from.
|
|
VICE: Where did the idea for Signature Move come from?
|
|
All the preloaded apps on an iPhone come from Apple.
|
|
The first suit that didn't come from the children's department.
|
|
The next powerhouse digital ad platforms may come from telecoms.
|
|
So any capital money has to come from the government.
|
|
So where, or who, exactly did this idea come from?
|
|
Others come from automobile exhaust, solvents, and even human breath.
|
|
Her favorite words of wisdom come from her own experiences.
|
|
However, FCA insists it would not come from plant closures.
|
|
First and foremost, a settlement must come from Arabs themselves.
|
|
The fix to this stealth lawmaking must come from Congress.
|
|
Yes, I come from the Marlene Dietrich school of acting.
|
|
The world is complex, and people come from various backgrounds.
|
|
"Active returns have always come from emphasizing factors," Ameriks said.
|
|
Stability would come from more rights and freedoms, not fewer.
|
|
Additional support could come from Slovak rescuers, Krzysztof told reporters.
|
|
The second change is likely to come from fiscal policy.
|
|
Words matter, especially when they come from the White House.
|
|
Look at their past, and look where they come from.
|
|
Having come … from a service and wanting to be unified.
|
|
It didn't even come from the Senate or House leadership.
|
|
But it also sounds like it could've come from her.
|
|
A lot of the best lines come from Austen's original.
|
|
Terrorist are not just going to come from these countries.
|
|
Where did the idea come from to do this documentary?
|
|
The most promising data doesn't come from wholly disinterested parties.
|
|
Yes. I come from Indonesia, and I am a Muslim.
|
|
Of the programme's 11 current students, seven come from abroad.
|
|
They all come from backgrounds in entertainment and social justice.
|
|
"I think that it can come from within," she said.
|
|
"I come from the very heart of America," he said.
|
|
Most of those online retail sales will come from mobile.
|
|
Of course, these objections often come from the same people.
|
|
"People sometimes don't understand where I come from," Girardi said.
|
|
A number of key components also come from American companies.
|
|
And in national security, the facts usually come from intelligence.
|
|
We don't give a shit about where you come from.
|
|
Some of the most heated rhetoric has come from home.
|
|
For younger journalists Hersh seems to come from another world.
|
|
Electricity no longer has to come from coal or oil.
|
|
Given all this, where might the next crisis come from?
|
|
Where does Trump's hostility to the intelligence community come from?
|
|
The revival of the spirit, though, has come from elsewhere.
|
|
Where did the idea for "The Fifth Season" come from?
|
|
"Oh, I come from a land, from a faraway place."
|
|
Republicans, backing Barr, say the questions should come from members.
|
|
Where did that dead body in the ocean come from?
|
|
Bad as these numbers are, they come from Trump 2016.
|
|
He gave no hint where that money would come from.
|
|
There's still a lot of good to come from Apple.
|
|
Not all of that has come from music sales, however.
|
|
The gunfire may have come from inside a moving vehicle.
|
|
"We have no idea where those come from," she said.
|
|
They come from different socioeconomic, professional, racial and religious backgrounds.
|
|
His power had always come from making night into day.
|
|
Where does humanity come from, and where are we headed?
|
|
" But, he wonders, "where did this supercorrectness thing come from?
|
|
Much of the money could come from reallocating current resources.
|
|
PRESIDENT TRUMP: Oh, I mean, they come from there, right?
|
|
"This did not come from any official sources," he said.
|
|
It's unacceptable, and nothing good can come from it. pic.twitter.
|
|
The company's breakfast and house blends come from Latin America.
|
|
Some also come from factories in Bangladesh, Mexico and Vietnam.
|
|
Isla Bonita's light avocado But where do they come from?
|
|
Does the funding come from the creative or research budget?
|
|
CNN has confirmed that these texts did come from Hellickson.
|
|
As Trabocchi notes, Italian dressing doesn't actually come from Italy.
|
|
It doesn't have to come from the west to Africa.
|
|
A significant portion of Turkey's oil imports come from Iran.
|
|
Residents in the park come from all over the world.
|
|
Any restitution will ultimately have to come from member states.
|
|
We must recruit more candidates who come from minority communities.
|
|
Another 50,000 or more could come from people in HealthCare.
|
|
But the innovation and direction must come from the top.
|
|
Silverstein: A lot of your examples come from Silicon Valley.
|
|
It may come from something a person observed throughout childhood.
|
|
However, they've come from camps near the border of Syria.
|
|
The corpses come from farms, pet shops, hunters, and zoos.
|
|
A lot of us come from hurt backgrounds, abusive background.
|
|
But mostly they come from people we show it to.
|
|
He said he believes the complaints come from Jewish settlers.
|
|
"The successor will come from within Berkshire [Hathaway]," he said.
|
|
It is uncertain where all the funding will come from.
|
|
Mashable: Where did the inspiration for Leo Rising come from?
|
|
VICE: Where did the concept for this show come from?
|
|
So where does the rest of the funding come from?
|
|
But where exactly do they think telecom networks come from?
|
|
More than half of Ecuador's exports still come from oil.
|
|
The Houthis come from around the northern city of Saada.
|
|
And where did the idea to use puppets come from?
|
|
Most of Pemex's gasoline imports come from the United States.
|
|
And where did they come from in the first place?
|
|
Well, they'll likely come from European farms across the Channel.
|
|
So what is likely to come from the European outrage?
|
|
She explains that clients come from all kinds of backgrounds.
|
|
"Some of these people come from different backgrounds," says Walter.
|
|
Political demand for economic liberalization has to come from somewhere.
|
|
VICE: Where did the idea for this movie come from?
|
|
That's where I come from, so I know about it.
|
|
So you think change will come from the younger generation?
|
|
But where do all these drunken party tourists come from?
|
|
I love the challenges that come from shaping young minds.
|
|
They don't consider that Black people come from America, too.
|
|
So where did the idea for the EHBs come from?
|
|
We promise a hot date will come from it. Guaranteed.
|
|
He reveals that he doesn't come from a big family.
|
|
Some come from Fujian, others from Yunnan, Zhejiang, or Taiwan.
|
|
The wash had come from Tyrosh, across the narrow sea.
|
|
Half of the renewables must come from inside the state.
|
|
Two highlights of the show come from the Joanne album.
|
|
Where does most of your stand up material come from?
|
|
All these songs [we covered] come from my experiences DJing.
|
|
But my deepest shame doesn't come from giving that blowjob.
|
|
"Know that I come from a small province," she said.
|
|
And an indica means it has to come from India.
|
|
He said that directive would come from the agencies themselves.
|
|
Questions about singlehood can come from anyone, at any time.
|
|
Tequila can legally come from a number of different places.
|
|
What is the curse, and where did it come from?
|
|
But that's not where Doom's ultimate longevity will come from.
|
|
Where does your skill with weaving language together come from?
|
|
Did that come from your relationship with your own siblings?
|
|
Where does that darkness come from and what's that about?
|
|
And all our families and backgrounds come from religious beliefs.
|
|
The ban would come from people not supporting the race.
|
|
That's where the roots of her national identity come from.
|
|
The money that used to come from Norway and Germany.
|
|
Seeking the speed that can come from unified leadership, Gov.
|
|
Those pills didn't come from Mexico; they came from Connecticut.
|
|
Political pressure may also come from within Morrison's own party.
|
|
You make peace between people who come from different perspectives.
|
|
Oliver hopes those voices come from all walks of life.
|
|
However, entries can come from anywhere in the world. 9.
|
|
The latest bills come from a pair of Kansas Republicans.
|
|
The biggest decline in passing has come from the Bills.
|
|
My problem is that I'm negative — I come from Romania.
|
|
Many of the herbs and vegetables come from his farm.
|
|
But a mystery remains: Where did the alabaster come from?
|
|
Refinery29: Where did the idea for this story come from?
|
|
Another difference could come from the way fans watch games.
|
|
But the company's domestic growth will come from Republican states.
|
|
NFL Network reported Clowney's best offer might come from Seattle.
|
|
How far we have come from those idealistic, courageous days.
|
|
Another leg of stimulus could potentially come from Corporate America.
|
|
Much of the stimulus could come from the tech industry.
|
|
I think that's ... Okay, and where does that come from?
|
|
Where does your love of Santa and Christmas come from?
|
|
Their families come from Nigeria, China, Ghana, India, South Korea.
|
|
According to Playboy, Valerie doesn't come from a modeling background.
|
|
The most interesting testimony will probably come from company executives.
|
|
More than half of the participating artists come from India.
|
|
JL: I mean, look, we come from two different worlds.
|
|
Architecture students would come from all over to study it.
|
|
Food stamps (SNAP), for example, come from the Farm Bill.
|
|
What tangible thing is supposed to come from that power?
|
|
Mr. Tipple said it did not come from Gun City.
|
|
If there's been aggression, it's come from Moscow, not Montenegro.
|
|
So where does this rash of vigilante violence come from?
|
|
You also come from a background writing about video games.
|
|
It's probably the bluest island, but I come from Indiana.
|
|
The idea for this book didn't exactly come from me.
|
|
It shouldn't come from a place of anger or vengefulness.
|
|
We lose the context of where things actually come from.
|
|
The other is I come from a family of medics.
|
|
It's extremely unlikely for a recession to come from abroad.
|
|
The most significant hurdle could come from Mr. Trump himself.
|
|
Yeah. We've got great shows that come from small stations.
|
|
"The money's got to come from somewhere," Mr. Lempert said.
|
|
People should be able to come from anywhere, by choice.
|
|
They think the DACA fix should instead come from Rep.
|
|
Many, Yglesias notes, come from the world of political activism.
|
|
Obstacles to cooking can come from inside the house, too.
|
|
"People don't understand where things come from anymore," he said.
|
|
Half come from within Europe, 23 percent from Romania alone.
|
|
After all, her obsession with food didn't come from nowhere.
|
|
The statistic would have come from the National Weather Service.
|
|
China is now reporting cases that have come from Italy.
|
|
Where do the ones on the phone keyboard come from?
|
|
ST. PETERSBURG, Russia — So where did this Argentina come from?
|
|
Just hearing that come from him is very, very powerful.
|
|
Often, the biggest payoffs come from companies that go public.
|
|
Her alligator skins come from friends who hunt for meat.
|
|
You may be wondering: Where do these fees come from?
|
|
The pressures of being a chef come from many directions.
|
|
Change, in other words, would need to come from within.
|
|
They can't wait for aid to come from the West.
|
|
That's this mythical place where all these companies come from.
|
|
And that change, he said, should come from the top.
|
|
No word, however, on where the money would come from.
|
|
They are complicated and come from different sects and practices.
|
|
Another part may come from the declining price of oil.
|
|
We come from an intelligence culture that eschews partisan politics.
|
|
It doesn't come from anyplace, because it does not exist.
|
|
I think all my neuroses come from having been religious.
|
|
Funding for operations and land purchases come from many sources.
|
|
Increased safety will come from softening, not hardening, our schools.
|
|
Safety does not come from avoiding people of other genders.
|
|
If they come from your mind, they are just thoughts.
|
|
LOGY appears to come from the Dutch "log," for heavy.
|
|
Where does this fear and hatred of immigrants come from?
|
|
She realized that change needed to come from the top.
|
|
The impetus for justice will have to come from outside.
|
|
It wasn't immediately clear where the weapon had come from.
|
|
Four of those come from districts that include Orange County.
|
|
Those parts come from all over the world, especially China.
|
|
Others come from Trump foes looking to hurt the president.
|
|
Those emissions come from nearly every stage of plastic's life.
|
|
Details: The deal from SoftBank will come from SoftBank Corp.
|
|
Greens that come from California ride in trucks for days.
|
|
I don't think those determinations should come from tech companies . . .
|
|
The cassava had come from Africa, imported by Bantu Tastes.
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Sanders' gain seems to have come from consolidating his base.
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Lawmaking is difficult, and expertise has to come from somewhere.
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"Solutions are going to come from within Kenya," he says.
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The most radical changes have come from the Foreign Ministry.
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Most come from the United States, Canada, Britain and Spain.
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Did you come from a family of scientists or doctors?
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Tomorrow's celebrities are going to come from the internet culture.
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"These instructions can only come from the rulers," he said.
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Funding could come from aid agencies and the private sector.
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Most buyers come from Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and Hong Kong.
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It is not clear where that money would come from.
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And they have come from an odd array of sources.
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The hipsters in Williamsburg seemed to come from somewhere else.
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Prime members are more likely to come from wealthy households.
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And the melting pot means you can come from anywhere.
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My three meals might have come from three different restaurants.
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Kaine said the fourth Republican vote would come from Sen.
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Where did the initial idea for The Lighthouse come from?
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We come from the lands America occupied, invaded or colonized.
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Nearly half of Kasich's delegates come from his home state.
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A lot of C.E.O.s I've interviewed come from large families.
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The problem is that email didn't really come from Emily.
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More recently, the clones have largely come from Chinese brands.
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Did their moral obtuseness come from amoral fathers or grandfathers?
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The pink splotches, called variegation, come from a genetic mutation.
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The sparks that are struck come from the rich dialogue.
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Credit Suisse estimates 226.7% of Qorvo's revenues come from Apple.
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Credit Suisse estimates 30% of Qorvo's revenues come from Apple.
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You never know what is going to come from her.
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Some voters will ask where the money would come from.
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They come from all over: Egypt, Afghanistan, Pakistan and Syria.
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More substantive and specific reforms may yet come from Congress.
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Trump's best numbers continue to come from downscale voters, however.
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Where did the money come from to create the museum?
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Sometimes the greatest learning can come from shifting your mindset.
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CNN: Where did your fascination with the border come from?
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But increasingly, new recruits come from a small demographic group.
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Where did that dogged dedication to preventing conflict come from?
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Nothing is expected to come from the currently divided Congress.
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Ideas even come from independent inventors who pitch the company.
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Two others have come from McConnell's home state of Kentucky.
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New sponsors come from both sides of the aisle: Reps.
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Hostility to campus speakers will still come from the left.
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The results come from Gallup's Minority Rights and Relations poll.
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"I don't know where that has come from," he said.
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The beliefs come from the students at the other schools.
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That's where most of the pressure has come from today.
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We all come from somewhere, bringing that blended past home.
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We need help, and it needs to come from you.
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"I'm not sure where [leadership] will come from," Maloney said.
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And second, its reviews come from experts and true enthusiasts.
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How far the company has come from the CyanogenMod days.
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And many of those women come from a single city.
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"Where do they come from?" he roared about the refugees.
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The inhabitants of Rancho Viejo all come from somewhere else.
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The strength has really come from a turnaround in exports.
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It doesn't matter whether imports come from friend or foe.
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Where did the idea of beating Boggs's record come from?
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Two of Harris' three endorsements come from her home state.
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So I know it didn't come from a bad place.
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It was not clear where Lowe's stake might come from.
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The Medical Loss Ratio rules come from a good place.
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So where was that additional 35% supposed to come from?
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Where I come from, you know what they call that?
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We look forward to what will come from this collaboration.
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The tremors seemed to come from deep inside the earth.
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The funds come from fees imposed by the phone companies.
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What good could come from talking with others about it?
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Sometimes, requests for such testing come from parents, Mishori said.
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The Orionids come from dust left behind by Halley's Comet.
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The vans will come from the electric vehicle company Rivian.
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"Most Ghanaian boxers come from adverse circumstances," says Mr Asmah.
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STEVE LIESMAN: Where does that come from, that inventory adjustment?
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Readers have also asked where California's homeless people come from.
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In general, a lot of breakthroughs come from left field.
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Indeed 80 percent of our revenue will come from advertising.
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So where does his "millions and millions" claim come from?
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Perhaps the biggest shift in rhetoric has come from Warren.
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But 72 percent come from the wealthiest quarter of families.
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Data on state spending budgets come from the U.S. Census.
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Early numbers come from a patchwork of payers and providers.
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ANY OTHER THAT WE NEED HAS TO COME FROM ABROAD.
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And the green represents the land that we come from.
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First, they all come from the Portuguese island of Madeira.
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Look, I come from a fairly traditional background, reporting background.
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Most of the soldiers come from Afghanistan's north and east.
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Where are your additional 400 employees going to come from?
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VICE: Where did the idea for Room Smells come from?
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Sometimes I want the entire experience to come from me.
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Much of that will probably come from St. Patrick's Cathedral.
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They both come from the same creative impulse, says Scott.
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They come from eight different countries, and even more regions.
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Other sewers come from Central America, Syria, China and Bhutan.
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I've had many, many friends of mine come from Venezuela.
|
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But who are they, and where do they come from?
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But not all revered objects come from bone or tissue.
|
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So where else could that kind of money come from?
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He hopes that future revenue might come from pharmaceutical companies.
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"Where I come from we call it snitching," he said.
|
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And do you honestly know where they've all come from?
|
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VICE: Where did the idea for Trap Karaoke come from?
|
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The politicians involved have come from across the political spectrum.
|
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The pressure on the Fed could come from several directions.
|
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Reports have come from both the United States and Asia.
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Smith: No. Smith: Scale is going to come from mobile.
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It didn't come from me, it came from the audience.
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BROADLY: Where did the idea for this book come from?
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The volunteers here come from different faiths and socioeconomic backgrounds.
|
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Further trouble for Samsung could come from the U.S. government.
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I grew up and I come from a military family.
|
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About a third of their components would come from Germany.
|
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A book that brilliant couldn't possibly come from a woman.
|
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I come from a region that is full of graveyards.
|
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People come from all over to check out the vibes.
|
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The innovation has to come from more place than one.
|
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The message is to remember we don't come from nowhere.
|
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And I haven't heard where they're going to come from.
|
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Layers upon layers, bits of information come from various sources.
|
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A potentially more interesting competitive threat could come from AMD.
|
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The New York Times also reports that 66% of Stanford students come from the highest-earning 20% of American households, and about 17% come from families in the top 1% of American wealth distribution.
|
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This is because the majority of death penalty cases come from only 2 percent of counties, and to date, all executions since reinstatement, since 1976, have come from fewer than 16 percent of counties.
|
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Natural Resources: $5 billion A major part of these savings could come from allowing drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, though other savings could come from various payments to states and leasing agreements.
|
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About half come from shelters or rescue centers; the rest, which are sold for profit, come from small local breeders or people who have a litter they do not know what to do with.
|
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Half of that will come from those 529 savings, another $4,000 to $6,000 per child will come from Ms. Mouer and her husband, and the girls will cover the rest with federal student loans.
|
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"With soccer there are scenes of success, of tension, of great passion; all the emotions that come from watching films also come from watching soccer," he said in a telephone interview from Berlin recently.
|
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Among the plethora of dubious five-star reviews a couple of one-star dunks stand out — not least because they come from accounts with names that sound like they might actually come from India.
|
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So the Muslim community is made up of new Americans, many of whom don't come from a democratic tradition, and African-Americans, who come from a democratic country but were excluded from that democracy.
|
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Ms. Huckabee, pressed by reporters, said she wasn't sure whether the donation would come from Mr. Trump's foundation or his own bank account, saying only that it would come from the president's "personal" funds.
|
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The vast majority of family members apprehended come from the northern triangle countries of Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras, according to the officials, who say 75% of the unaccompanied minors come from Central America.
|
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About half of that $300 million in new savings will come from shifting restaurant expenses to new franchisees, the remainder will come from job eliminations and tighter expense controls on things like travel, Creed said.
|
|
Katerra CEO Michael Marks, former head of Flex and Tesla, argues that it takes an outsider to shake things up: "Amazon didn't come from within the retail industry; Airbnb didn't come from the hospitality industry."
|
|
But it might come from the aspiring entrepreneurs—many of whom come from underserved populations—who spend their Tuesday nights learning how to code in the incubator my wife manages here in St. Charles, Missouri.
|
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For comparison, the median family income of a student from rivalschool Harvard is $168,800, 67% of students come from the highest-earning 20% of American households and 15% come from families in the top 1%.
|
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Geographical breakdown of the first 15 Skype questions There's no apparent geographical favoritism, either, as five questions have come from states Hillary Clinton won in 2016 and seven questions have come from states Trump won.
|
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Up to 51 million euros could come from entering the Japanese and Korean markets with Softbank's support, with up to 47 million euros more to come from jointly developing new products and services, it said.
|
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Fortunately, ESSA recognizes that improvements in education won't come from Washington — positive change can only come from the local level, and I know that state leaders have the knowledge and skill to make it happen.
|
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As part of the agreement, more of the content of cars sold in North America must come from the continent to be tariff-free and more of it must come from factories with higher wages.
|
|
There's something with this idea that wherever you come from, you can all gather in the middle of nowhere and whoever you are and wherever you come from, what you go through is absolutely universal.
|
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Messages can now be elaborately dressed up to appear to come from trusted sources, and they may even actually come from a trusted source, if one of your friends has fallen victim to a hack.
|
|
The group said that about half of the revenue gain in the first decade would come from the proposed tax increases for individuals, and the other half would come from the proposed increases for businesses.
|
|
This tracks with the common and misleading strategy of saying a candidate received "X dollars from industry Y," implying that those donations come from firms themselves when they really come from employees of those firms.
|
|
Under the Trump administration's plan, about $200 billion would come from federal funds while the rest — more than 80 percent of total funding — would come from state, local, tribal and public-private partnership (PPP) sources.
|
|
Engines for Ineos' British-built car, which should eventually reach output of 25,000 vehicles a year, will come from Austria whilst some parts will come from a new plant in Portugal, also announced on Wednesday.
|
|
Assange appeared on Hannity's radio show in December when he said some hacked Democratic documents sent to reporters may have come from Russia, but emails he had received did not come from the same source.
|
|
While two come from backgrounds of staggering wealth — J.B. Pritzker of Illinois and Ned Lamont of Connecticut, whose great-grandfather was chair of JP Morgan & Co. — none come from families with histories of elective office.
|
|
Follow yourself," or "Very important—that it come from your heart.
|
|
"I want dreamers to come from this country," Mr. Trump said.
|
|
About 19% come from the highest-earning 1% of American households.
|
|
The next Pablo Picasso just might come from the beauty world.
|
|
The big earnings reports today come from Morgan Stanley and Intel.
|
|
Where do most of the animals from the center come from?
|
|
Well, talk about that, because that's where I come from. Yeah.
|
|
In fact, most of my raises have come from switching jobs.
|
|
But where did the name for the Avengers Initiative come from?
|
|
Sometimes the best business ideas come from the most trivial challenges.
|
|
He is mine, and half of his genes come from me.
|
|
There's almost nothing good that could come from Bran finding Drogon.
|
|
A market rebalancing will have to come from the demand side.
|
|
Those related viruses are called zoonotic, as they come from animals.
|
|
We come from broken homes and have broken minds and bodies.
|
|
Where was it shot and where did the concept come from?
|
|
We've had an amazing amount of love come from our community.
|
|
And where does that special, unique appeal and power come from?
|
|
It doesn't come from anything supplementary, let alone a smart phone.
|
|
If you come from a small town or big city, you
|
|
There are some pretty important applications that can come from it.
|
|
Where does your passion for mathematics and quantitative thought come from?
|
|
"Heritage day is for remembering where you come from," she added.
|
|
Eventually, I turned and glanced in the direction I'd come from.
|
|
Now all I want to know is where they come from.
|
|
There are two sources of upheaval; both come from the GOP.
|
|
Trump's nominees have come from heavily vetted lists of conservative judges.
|
|
"Some of our best ideas come from our customers," Block said.
|
|
The best ideas don't always come from being positive and friendly.
|
|
The images come from OnLeaks, which developed the designs with 91mobiles.
|
|
Our next economic miracle won't come from Donald Trump's Twitter feed.
|
|
It's an accountability piece for us and where we come from.
|
|
The comments usually come from women—men often just stare disapprovingly.
|
|
People come from far and wide just to marvel at it.
|
|
And it's impossible to know what might come from doing so.
|
|
Really the pressure for change has to come from the public.
|
|
That's what probably happen, if it did come from his butt.
|
|
The iconic moments of the Olympics tend to come from athletics.
|
|
I come from Germany and this is my way of life.
|
|
Then I heard movement from where the log had come from.
|
|
There is a lot more to come from this explosive case.
|
|
NOISEY: So where did the name White Trash Tyler come from?
|
|
And dinner was ready – and it didn't come from a box.
|
|
"They look like they've come from the same author," Wollory said.
|
|
But where did the idea of studying dental plaque come from?
|
|
No matter what color your race is, where you come from.
|
|
Both are white men that come from fairly stable family backgrounds.
|
|
The offensive is expected to come from the south and west.
|
|
And the same quantum theory can come from different classical theories.
|
|
Because I don't come from this wine background, I'm constantly learning.
|
|
Some of these have come from a design and sourcing company.
|
|
Most of my letters come from other girls in elementary schools.
|
|
Jaron Lanier: It has to come from multiple directions at once.
|
|
Your memories don't come from books; your stories aren't just stories.
|
|
He added that some flasks may come from an unauthorized dealer.
|
|
Because, again, that's where a lot of conspiracy theories come from.
|
|
The suspects come from two different fraud syndicates, according to Xinhua.
|
|
Where will the next significant attack on internet freedom come from?
|
|
But some of his loudest critics today come from the right.
|
|
The big question remains unanswered: Where did this tiger come from?
|
|
"You come from a generation that's destroying this country," Dwire replies.
|
|
Those four chemicals can be synthetic or come from natural sources.
|
|
Down payment help can come from gifts and community-assistance programs.
|
|
Those are my latest Holy crap, where did you come from?
|
|
The toughest messages must come from Venezuela's neighbours and regional bodies.
|
|
"All people want to know where they come from," Erin says.
|
|
Some savings will come from knitting two teams of managers together.
|
|
It has to come from the [New York Attorney General's] office.
|
|
The message in Bedolla's car didn't come from PG&E, though.
|
|
" It derives from the french verb provenir, or "to come from.
|
|
That's "where the majority of our sales come from," LeBel said.
|
|
H: In terms of international artists, where have they come from?
|
|
Perhaps fittingly, the analogy may come from the fight against cancer.
|
|
Some of the studio's finest works have come from other creators.
|
|
Where did the idea for that initial short Royal come from?
|
|
In fact, millennials want the experiences that come from campus education.
|
|
The money will come from $2 billion in frozen Iranian funds.
|
|
Some stadiums represent where the characters come from, like Yoshi Falls.
|
|
The BBC's primary revenues come from an annual television licensing fee.
|
|
We come from places where we've seen it in real life.
|
|
Freeport's salvation may come from a rally in the commodities markets.
|
|
MACCALLUM: Still more to come from the Republican Presidential debate tonight.
|
|
Where do they come from?" and "Are there really three holes?
|
|
Funding could come from government agencies, or even the dudes themselves.
|
|
I guess I come from that weather of sunshine and humidity.
|
|
BP did not specify where the job cuts would come from.
|
|
Most people with SM come from anxious families, says Dr. Kotrba.
|
|
It wasn't hard to determine where the measles had come from.
|
|
But where did it come from and what does it mean?
|
|
These aren't the only great Marvel shorts to come from France.
|
|
About 70% of shoes sold in the U.S. come from China.
|
|
Never mind that their styles of acting come from different universes.
|
|
Help might instead come from an unexpected corner: the placebo effect.
|
|
The information could have come from U.S. intelligence or another country.
|
|
It had to come from "the soft power of attraction", too.
|
|
About $25m, or 17%, of sales come from MBA tuition fees.
|
|
Those investments will come from the fund it closed last summer.
|
|
Further support could come from lower output in the United States.
|
|
Nonetheless, $48m of the total has come from the project's members.
|
|
These could come from rogue employees, accidents or stem from malware.
|
|
Further, 17% come from the highest-earning 1% of American households.
|
|
Most illegal migrants come from Pakistan, Algeria, Afghanistan, Morocco and Bangladesh.
|
|
The concerns have come from both ends of the political spectrum.
|
|
"The maximum impact will come from training and education," he said.
|
|
The most inflammatory comments do not generally come from current officers.
|
|
Shannel: I'm from Paris, which is where I've just come from.
|
|
The nurses and doctors tell the patients where they come from.
|
|
Similar symptoms come from infection with what are called parainfluenza viruses.
|
|
He wants people's knowledge to come from facts, not opinion pieces.
|
|
The new figures come from Twitter's earnings report, released this morning.
|
|
We come from Baltimore, where gun violence is on the regular.
|
|
The drama can come from the external, not from each other.
|
|
Like so many people from California, they come from elsewhere, originally.
|
|
Also, where exactly are all those toys supposed to come from?
|
|
And I don't think those determinations should come from tech companies.
|
|
I come from a country, from a tiny, small country, Bolivia.
|
|
Those government subsidies come from the FCC's Connect America Fund (CAF).
|
|
"Some of our best work has come from turmoil," Daniels said.
|
|
The most incendiary stories about Mr Trump come from leftist sources.
|
|
FCA's strength and profits come from America and Renault's from Europe.
|
|
I come from retail, I don't know if you know that?
|
|
You begin to ask questions: Where do these creatures come from?
|
|
"Eggs that come from a farm come in dirty," Perdue said.
|
|
Nor is it clear where the extra money will come from.
|
|
Of those, half would have to come from hard-up families.
|
|
Some of them come from a similar upbringing, so they relate.
|
|
In Uganda the greatest danger has come from politicians bearing gifts.
|
|
This design might come from ARM, a company based in Britain.
|
|
ET. The night's most prominent speech will come from Indiana Gov.
|
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Half the components in a "British-made" car come from abroad.
|
|
Now there are numerous honorees who come from the digital space.
|
|
The guinea fowl, for its part, did come from West Africa.
|
|
Buyers and sellers also come from the technology and financial sectors.
|
|
This time the jolt of excitement should come from the East.
|
|
Photo: University of CambridgeSo where did these small bodies come from?
|
|
Where did all these ads, and all these companies, come from?
|
|
These foods often come from her garden, which I don't have.
|
|
The gas could come from geologic processes deep inside the moon.
|
|
Where's the next five years of growth going to come from?
|
|
But most of the park service's problems come from congressional indifference.
|
|
Spoiler alert: This beautiful mousse didn't come from Martha Stewart's cookbook.
|
|
Ending hunger is not going to come from producing more food.
|
|
A 12 percent gain in muscle power doesn't come from imagination.
|
|
Cloud names come from the combination of genera, species and variety.
|
|
Selfies can be empowering if they come from the right place.
|
|
They may have come from someone who'd visited the prehistoric dentist.
|
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Because everyone knows that the best gifts come from the heart.
|
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That didn't come from the South, that came from the West.
|
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As long as you come from an informed position, you're okay.
|
|
But historically, anti-filibuster sentiment has mostly come from the left.
|
|
The vast majority of this increased activity has come from Iran.
|
|
We all recognize how much fabulous science could come from [Hitomi].
|
|
It speaks that wherever you come from, you can make it.
|
|
A lasting settlement will probably not come from a blockbuster deal.
|
|
But community mistrust doesn't come from a lack of summer desserts.
|
|
Where I come from, mental illness is shameful and a choice.
|
|
The first truly wireless earbuds with Bluetooth 5 come from Anker.
|
|
Where are all those ghouls and ghosts supposed to come from?
|
|
Its successes come from tricking the mind and confounding the eyes.
|
|
Dan and myself come from the vinyl heyday for dance music.
|
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EVANS: SAYING THAT BOTH OF YOU COME FROM SMALL BUSINESS FAMILIES.
|
|
"The question remains, where did the candies come from?" said Aragon.
|
|
A bigger boost may come from new entrants to the market.
|
|
"I come from kind of a lower-income household," she said.
|
|
Well, we do know some cosmic rays come from the sun.
|
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Only one percent of NYC's food poisoning complaints come from sushi.
|
|
The quote actually appears to come from libertarian hero Ayn Rand.
|
|
More news from the retail sector will come from retailers themselves.
|
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It doesn't matter where you come from, your background, your ancestry.
|
|
So where do disability desires come from in the first place?
|
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Features come from Offset, 2 Chainz, Young Dolph, and Rick Ross.
|
|
These types of guys, they come from Connecticut and New York.
|
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It's Not Where You Come From… — It's Callie's very Madewell aesthetic.
|
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The governor said that $325 million would come from government sources.
|
|
The monuments' defenders, meanwhile, have come from all over the South.
|
|
The Android of aerial robotics may come from an unexpected place.
|
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About 10% come from the highest-earning 1% of American households.
|
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Tzanakopoulos told Reuters the amount would come from the national budget.
|
|
If the scheme requires more money where will it come from?
|
|
The best Instagram stories come from the strangest of places, though.
|
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A clue could come from the Polks' appearance in episode 5.
|
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The first damage totals following a storm come from insurance companies.
|
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Demand for flipped homes tends to come from first-time buyers.
|
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The data come from the Global Precipitation Measurement network of satellites.
|
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A potential acquirer for Zen Rooms might well come from India.
|
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Imagine a world where pizza didn't come from the pizza store.
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