It comes from our beverage innovation and comes from digital.
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One comes from the Nest side; the other comes from Google.
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AND THAT COMES FROM GROWTH, IT ALSO COMES FROM NEW HIRES.
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Trust in government comes from transparency and transparency comes from honesty.
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It comes from the top, 100 percent comes from the top.
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"Our strength comes from that, our purity comes from that," he says.
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Federica, 44, comes from Italy and Isabel, 40, comes from South America.
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Their art comes from the heart, and it comes from the soul.
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Another 25 percent comes from dairy manure, and 10 percent comes from nondairy livestock.
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Lucky Comes from a Mormon Family He comes from a tight-knit Mormon family.
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He comes from New York City, he comes from a slam-bang, difficult world.
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I can assure you my meat comes from farms & seafood comes from the ocean.
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It is true that around 9963% of Xiaomi's revenue comes from smartphones, 20% comes from connected devices and lifestyle products, and 10% comes from Internet services in 2017.
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Much of Iceland's electricity comes from hydropower, but most of its heating comes from geothermal.
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So that's where the spirit of this music comes from: it comes from actual necessity.
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She comes from a beautiful ballet background and he comes from a beautiful street background.
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"A lot of our money comes from cargo, which comes from these flights," he said.
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No. A fortune comes from that, but it doesn't matter where the fortune comes from.
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One comes from a Japanese blogger, and the other comes from four border collies (yes, really).
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"Cyber" comes from the pre-internet science of cybernetics, while "morph" comes from the word metamorphosis.
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And we need the feedback that comes from that, we need the support that comes from that.
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Some of the money comes from donations, and a lot of it comes from their own pockets.
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Another 38% comes from Apple Music, about 8% comes from Pandora, and Amazon Music generates about 6%.
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It comes from religion, it comes from Victorian values: the coy, reluctant female who has to be persuaded.
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If the CO23 comes from the ambient air, the electricity comes from renewables, and the hydrogen comes from solar-powered electrolysis (which pulls hydrogen directly out of water), the resulting fuel is extremely low carbon.
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Three-quarters of Amazon's revenue comes from electronics and merchandise, while 473 percent comes from delivering digital media content.
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A third of Europe's natural gas comes from Russia and probably a quarter of Europe's oil comes from Russia.
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For Microsoft, 15% of revenue comes from Windows, and 40% of Windows revenue comes from licenses for commercial devices.
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The benefit is that the color information comes from the RGB lens, and the detail comes from the mono lens.
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And I think at the end of the day it comes from the CEO, it comes from the very top.
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And the ghosts are a reminder that Yale's glamour comes from wealth, and that wealth comes from exploiting powerless people.
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Opposition to the wage hike comes from restaurant industry groups, but it also comes from people like Kilmeade and Earhardt.
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Don't think that terrorism comes from some depravity – it comes from the empowerment given to these individuals by the state.
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Just over half of Huawei's revenue comes from China, while 28.4 percent comes from Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
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If the CO2 comes from underground deposits, the electricity comes from fossil fuels, and the hydrogen comes from steam reforming of natural gas (as roughly 95 percent of hydrogen does today), the resulting fuel is extremely carbon intensive.
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"[C]onfidence comes from surviving breast cancer..." she says, acknowledging her co-host Kotb's 2007 diagnosis, and it comes from age.
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A single malt whisky comes from a single distillery, versus a blend like Johnny Walker, which comes from several Scottish distilleries.
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They said roughly 80 percent of the funding comes from them while about 20 percent comes from commercial venture capital firms.
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The renewal that comes from this holiday season comes from reacquainting ourselves with those transcendentally true emotions of love and appreciation.
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It comes from my own loss and fear and pain, and it comes from real people who are dear to me.
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We're all cast out on our own, so our shame comes from not talking and our anxiety comes from not sharing.
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Demand comes from consumers wanting to go from A to B. Supply comes from drivers giving rides in their own cars.
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While Waze's strength comes from its community of volunteers, Google's strength comes from what it does best — handling massive amounts of data.
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Money laundering, in its simplest form, is making it seem like money that comes from X place actually comes from Y place.
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Amyoony estimates that about half of his revenue from YouTube comes from ads, while the rest comes from Super Chats and memberships.
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The video's infrared imaging comes from the Spitzer Space Telescope, while the x-ray imaging comes from the Chandra X-Ray Observatory.
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However, it is unclear how much of that spending comes from insurance companies and how much comes from out-of-pocket costs.
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I don't think the responsibility comes from it being one of the very few, but it comes from the subject matter itself.
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So we wrote something where you understand where this character Van comes [from], but you also understand where her bougie friend comes from.
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Part of that throwback feeling comes from the bounty of new cards, and part of it comes from the new Dungeon Run mode.
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A: Most of that comes from the effect of taxes and the dilution that comes from having kids and expanding the family tree.
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The compound, which comes from the cannabis plant, promises to deliver the calming benefits of marijuana without the high that comes from THC.
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Over 6900 percent of Monsanto sales comes from genetically modified seeds and 2628 percent comes from herbicides, the leading seller being Roundup brands.
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Some of that money comes from Menlo Ventures, and additional cash comes from Big Labs, a new start-up studio Bansal is launching.
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TR: The story about the ass painting is that it comes from somebody posing like that, but it also comes from something else.
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Some of that error rate comes from poor equipment or fingerprinting technique, but a significant portion also comes from problems with the prints themselves.
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She's investigating how much of the soil's color comes from its composition (what it's made out of) and how much comes from space weathering.
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Jefferson Parish's water supply comes from the Mississippi River and no drinking water comes from Lake Pontchartrain, according to Jefferson Parish President Mike Yenni.
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Within that number, you can also break down smaller sections: How much comes from just ranching, or how much comes from Uruguay, for example.
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Whether that unlimited money comes from a billionaire reaching in his own pocket or it comes from having other billionaires fund these super PACs.
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It comes from an Old English word meaning to perish, which comes from a still more ancient word meaning to separate or cut apart.
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Currently, about half of McDonald's packaging comes from renewable, recycled, or certified sources, and 64% of its paper packaging comes from certified or recycled sources.
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The "fix" word comes from Latin reparare, to set something right again; the return/retire meaning comes from repatriare, to go back to your country.
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I don't know how much it comes from him talking to President Trump, or how much it comes from President Trump himself and his advisors.
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The increasingly popular compound, which comes from the cannabis plant, promises to deliver the calming benefits of marijuana without the high that comes from THC.
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I think it all comes from a similar place, the place all myth and story comes from, from the time when we didn't have answers.
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About $900 billion of that comes from the cut itself, and another $650 billion comes from the new forms of tax evasion it would encourage.
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This electricity overwhelmingly comes from environmentally friendly sources, with Reuters reporting that as much as 98 percent of the country's electricity comes from hydro power.
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Most of what I've discussed thus far comes from well-established, prestigious galleries; however, everyone knows that the best art at Frieze comes from unexpected places.
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Because of this, it's impossible to determine where your share of electricity comes from, and how much of the total available energy comes from renewable sources.
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He said that while only 15 percent of the concrete producer's revenue comes from infrastructure projects, more than 60 percent comes from commercial and industrial construction.
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While revenue comes from selling software to banks and a small amount of venture capital money, the overwhelming majority of its money comes from XRP sales.
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But we need him and other elected leaders to stand up against rhetoric no matter where it comes from, especially if it comes from their colleagues.
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Currently, half of McDonald's customer packaging comes from renewable, recycled or certified sources, and 64 percent of fiber-based packaging comes from certified or recycled sources.
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Another theory is that the English word Easter comes from an older German word for east, which comes from an even older Latin word for dawn.
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The compound, which comes from the family of cannabis plants, promises to deliver the calming benefits of marijuana without the psychoactive high that comes from THC.
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It comes from that history, and it comes from [the fact that] literally any free time that Black people had, they would spend sleeping in bed.
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Yes, growth comes from innovation, and innovation comes from competitive markets, but competitive markets — be they economic or political — don't come from a laissez-faire government.
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People want to know where their chicken comes from (free range, grass-fed, no antibiotics), but they don't want to know where their music comes from.
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Her boldness comes from having been hurt and wronged; her flair for drama comes from deep feeling (she wears her heart on her jet-black sleeve).
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Right now, more than half of New Jersey's power comes from natural gas, about 40 percent comes from nuclear, and renewables account for under 5 percent.
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Water that comes from above (like rain damage to your roof) might be covered, she said, but water that comes from below is typically not covered.
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Unlike a latte or a cappuccino, in which the froth comes from aerated milk, the fluffiness of dalgona coffee comes from the coffee and sugar itself.
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Papadopol says only 6 percent of the money flowing into automotive startups comes from traditional car builders, the rest comes from venture capital firms and tech companies.
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There's also the matter of where the electricity for these batteries comes from: if you juice them with electricity that comes from burning coal, you aren't helping.
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It's worth noting Ancestry says just 1 percent of my DNA comes from Nigeria and that the bulk of my African ancestry comes from Cameroon and Congo.
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The research behind the story comes from a pair of economists who tried to figure out how much of a home's cost comes from land-use regulation.
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"Gone are the days where all of the innovation, all of the technology comes from the Department of Defense or comes from the federal government," Thompson said.
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Nevada as a whole relies heavily on gas and coal for its power generation—63.9 percent of its energy comes from petroleum, and 18.2 percent comes from coal.
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"Clearly our competition comes from the new technology companies and the competition for the banks comes from the same direction," said Ramin Niroumand, founder and CEO of Finleap.
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Lastly, the scientific evidence suggests that most of what we think we see comes from visual processing, perhaps just 20% comes from the actual input to the retina.
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"Approximately 50% of air pollution comes from road transport and 45% comes from diesel, so the introduction of London's Ultra Low Emissions Zone … is extremely welcome," Grigg added.
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People are far more willing to believe a post when it comes from another user, especially if the information comes from a user that they know and trust.
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This play comes from the Iowa Energy of the NBA's D-League and the dunk comes from D.J. Stephens, who played college ball at the University of Memphis.
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Part of this opposition comes from this uniquely polarized moment in our politics, part of it comes from Mr. Obama's leadership style — more disconnected and cerebral than personal and emotive — and part of it (though a smaller amount than many on the left suppose) comes from the color of his skin.
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Some of this comes from the right and some comes from the left; in the latter case partly under the guise of criticism of Israel, but not only so.
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However, it's unclear what percent of Juul's sales comes from former adult smokers and what percent comes teens, though critics would say too much comes from the latter group.
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Throughout this age of consumerism true design innovation rarely comes from the dominant player and more often comes from the startups that must take a chance to get noticed.
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The Zuccardi comes from the Paraje Altamira area in the southern part of the Uco Valley while the Altos Las Hormigas comes from Gualtallary, farther north in the Uco.
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While the vast majority of this funding comes from onshore and offshore oil drilling, a portion comes from alternative and renewable energy sources like solar, wind, geothermal and hydropower.
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The spokeswoman added that a "very small" amount of the retailer's leather comes from Brazil, and that the vast majority comes from Europe, but could not immediately provide specifics.
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The majority of the theory comes from over-reading various posts by the show's cast and crew about the cancelation, but the most tantalizing evidence comes from Netflix itself.
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More than 40 percent of the coal produced in the United States comes from federal land, and most of the planet-warming fossil fuel pollution comes from burning coal.
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Around 40 percent of Honest's business comes from selling products through deals with traditional retailers like Target and Whole Foods, but the remainder comes from online sales through Honest.
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She comes from a great home & loving mother .
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"I remembered that pastrami is a very American thing, because while it comes from one culture—it comes from my people, the —it's kind of loved by everyone," he says.
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Some of that -- $20 million -- comes from a $100 million Environmental Protection Agency grant awarded to upgrade Flint's water system last week; $20 million more comes from a state match.
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The web analytics company StateCounter estimated that 51.3 percent of all internet traffic comes from mobile devices, with 46 percent coming comes from cellphones and the remainder from from tablets.
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Adesanya -- whose nickname "The Style Bender" comes from the popular Nickelodeon series "Avatar: The Last Airbender" -- says his motivation comes from the characters in the uber-popular "Naruto" and 'Avatar.
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It was a really easy way to look at the songs and say, This comes from a feeling of joy or love and This definitely comes from a place of fear.
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"Health disparities in the black community come from a number of things; it comes from the poverty level, it comes from the education status, access to health care," Minter-Jordan said.
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"We're not going to propagate violent rhetoric that comes from other people, whether it comes from here or overseas," FBI agent Ronald Hopper told reporters during a press conference on Monday.
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Some of the problem comes from misunderstanding figures like Beauvoir and Freud; some comes from reducing the work of complex writers like Rousseau and Nietzsche to a single philosophical bullet point.
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Currently 183 percent of its revenue comes from donors, 45 percent comes from sports tourism and fees, and 10 percent from youth player dues, local sponsors and small grants in Israel.
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You'll see that some of the money comes from rolling back the 2017 Republican tax cuts, some comes from new taxes on the rich and some is from capital gains taxes.
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"We would like to make sure that the light that comes from the telescope comes from the atmosphere and not from any disturbing sources," says engineer Arvid Hammer of Omnisys Instruments.
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" AR: "That's where everything I've ever written comes from.
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" Part of this distress comes from that unanswered "Why?
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The color comes from activated charcoal — a digestive aid.
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Paak, inspiration comes from what's just out of reach. .
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Most of it still comes from virgin materials — i.e.
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The most devastating reaction comes from YouTube user Shessosyd !
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Reilly comes from the law firm Simpson Thacher & Bartlett.
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Like the Burlington Massachusetts Santa — he comes from Georgia.
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The remainder comes from "open ground" productive only from June to September, and most of that comes from private plots maintained and used by individual families or sold at local farmers' markets.
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By the EPA's latest estimate, about 11 percent of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions comes from methane—30 percent of which comes from oil and gas, followed closely by cow farts (yes, really).
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According to Tatum, of the 1.5 billion social media users following the sport, "half of that traffic comes from outside the United States and a large portion of that comes from Asia."
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Eve's rich story is about the kind of magic that comes from spells and the kind that comes from those moments when the present feels right and the future full of possibility.
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Though much of Mr. Missé's magic comes from his feet and his phrasing, a touchstone of his style comes from the high, gentle placing of his right hand on his partner's back.
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Like NYISO, CAISO has a dashboard that shows (again, as of Friday morning) about 36% of the energy on the market comes from natural gas and more than 20% comes from renewables.
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The question, though, it comes from the top, the question, though, that comes from our own president where they have to look at him and wonder, 'Do you know what we go through?
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The question, though, it comes from the top, the question, though, that comes from our own president where they have to look at him and wonder, 'Do you know what we go through?
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Roughly 3 percent of U.C.S.F.'s revenue comes from state funds; the bulk comes from grants by the National Institutes of Health or from private donors like Marc Benioff, the founder of Salesforce.com.
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Think of it this way: The traditional economic analysis is that growth comes from innovation, innovation comes from competitive markets, and competitive markets come from government getting the hell out of the way.
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There's a famous quote out there about how good judgment comes from experience but experience comes from bad judgment (it is variously attributed to Mark Twain, Will Rogers and a range of others).
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That was the biggest insight and biggest help to creating Paula, because I realized that's where her anger comes from, that's where her frustration comes from, that's where her inability to cope comes.
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It comes from that print circulation, it comes from even their print advertising, which is ... I think the industry fell off a cliff last year, but it still generates a lot of money.
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But nearly all of it comes from buffalo, not cow.
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Nearly half of that — $51,837 — comes from housing, GOBankingRates found.
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The power of rebellion comes from the power of tradition.
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The program's funding comes from a number of different sources.
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I don't know where a rage like that comes from.
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Confirmation of that comes from Shuntaro Furukawa, Nintendo's new president.
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Politicians on the left think the money comes from shareholders.
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"Your biggest leverage comes from investing in yourself, " Corley says.
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This understanding most likely comes from how dogs process language.
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The big difference is that, well, it comes from Google.
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And that is where I think this rhetoric comes from.
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But Shapira says the real value comes from the libraries.
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Most often, the discharge comes from one nipple, not both.
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Miller's layered tulle gown comes from Gucci's spring '17 collection.
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Emotionally, it comes from a very old place of insecurity.
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Major principles and major guidance comes from the Constitution itself.
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Power comes from batteries charged by solar and wind energy.
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His greatest joy comes from weekly visits with his children.
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Other financing comes from water utility companies or municipal governments.
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All of science comes from people noticing interesting side paths.
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HV: So, where do you think your sensitivity comes from?
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Brandt's distinctiveness comes from his intimate detachment, or impassioned disinterest.
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The "enemy" tone comes from the top... Trump's 8 a.m.
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I think consumers really care where their food comes from.
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The visual component comes from Clarifai's proprietary image recognition software.
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It comes from within ... be brave in the big moments.
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"A lot of it comes from their environment," Wade says.
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I think a lot of this comes from the voters.
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Most of that money comes from Model 3 reservation holders.
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You know, some of criticism comes from the right, Mollie.
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"My depression mostly comes from life," he told me recently.
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Marijuana concerns Some positive news comes from the youngest participants.
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It comes from hundreds of studies spanning dozens of disciplines.
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And this new single burst comes from a "mellow" galaxy.
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That's where I think the most valuable information comes from.
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"Most of our funding comes from local communities," says Musk.
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Her name comes from the Sanskrit word meaning "lotus" flower.
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Most of my pressure to do better comes from peers.
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This disconnect isn't just algorithmic, it comes from the top.
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The news comes from Langford's new interview with Entertainment Weekly.
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Nearly 89 percent of its revenue comes from displaying ads.
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I think the tension that comes from that is interesting.
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Great style comes from taking from all over the place.
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That money comes from individual employees of fossil fuel companies.
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The delight in Tutuola's writing often comes from its strangeness.
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Forty percent of MBL's funding already comes from YouTube ads.
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Sometimes, a company is good because it comes from China.
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The gravest threat to big cigarette makers comes from rivals.
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The wisdom of Private Life comes from insights like these.
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But China's main influence comes from investing directly in startups.
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"Ramadan" comes from the Arabic root "ramiḍa," which means dryness.
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Palo santo comes from a tree that's native to Peru.
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Something like 10 percent of demand comes from solar panels.
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"Bumhunting" is a word that comes from the poker world.
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It comes from what's going to make Mark Zuckerberg money.
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The sole comfort, though, comes from knowing I'm not alone.
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Altman's confidence in OpenAI comes from his belief in AGI.
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But most of the revenue comes from the United States.
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Fascinating evidence comes from children who are deprived of it.
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The organization's main source of funding comes from the exhibitions.
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I love these moments when progress comes from sheer ingenuity.
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I come from the same goddamn place she comes from!
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Where do you think this sense of superiority comes from?
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Most of the cocaine seized in Bolivia comes from Peru.
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His food comes from local farmers and his own garden.
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"Every good thing comes from making a mistake," he said.
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Particulate pollution chiefly comes from burning fossil fuels for energy.
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About 403% of today's industrial hydrogen comes from fossil fuels.
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Nearly all of our workforce comes from an enterprise background.
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America says most illicit fentanyl comes from labs in China.
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Tiller comes from a small Australian design firm named Joan.
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The yearning that comes from being alone on an island.
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"That hope comes from where the people are," she said.
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Sound comes from 40mm drivers which should sound just fine.
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The score comes from disparate big name artists like Panic!
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Yeah. I think it also comes from a limited viewpoint.
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It's unclear how much sales comes from Amazon's hardware business.
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"My name comes from the Revlon Ciara fragrance," she said.
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It blandly says the rest comes from elsewhere in Africa.
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The footage comes from when Porter was originally shooting Trapped.
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All underlying box office data comes from Box Office Mojo.
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This new financing comes from some investors iFood knows well.
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A greater threat to Ethiopia's stability comes from ethnic tension.
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But the biggest moment of the night comes from Kevin.
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And that warm satisfaction that comes from solving a mystery.
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Milk that comes from cows is normally packed with microorganisms.
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Growth doesn't really come from compliments; it comes from critique.
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But the biggest hit to growth comes from weakening productivity.
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The new security chief in Marib comes from Amran, too.
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It comes from his "Oh My God" special with HBO.
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"An unlikely source of style inspiration comes from... "My friends.
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BS: You have to look at where innovation comes from.
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Most of what children learn comes from watching their parent.
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Much of it comes from broadcast rights and sponsorship deals.
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And 25 percent of that traffic comes from repeat visitors.
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I may not even know where the pain comes from.
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This snippet from Eddie's database comes from the XSplit dataset.
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Its biggest role reversal comes from breakout actress Karrueche Tran.
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A Good Samaritan The following account comes from his father.
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This review comes from the 2018 Toronto International Film Festival.
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Milk comes from nuts now all because of the gays.
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In part, the confusion comes from the confounding Civil itself.
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The real excitement comes from what big listed companies report.
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Mauskopf says this data comes from a combination of sources.
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All of the company's meat comes from USDA approved suppliers.
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This particular lamp design comes from an ODM called Adition.
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Nearly all of the company's revenue comes from North America.
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The traditional ceremonial dance comes from New Zealand's Māori culture.
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I actually wasn't lol Kim comes from a good place.
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Where do you think the word ganja comes from, anyway?
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We cannot wait to see what comes from their efforts.
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Where kids think success comes from also predicts their attainment.
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If everything comes from China, that will be an imbalance.
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So much of this film's tone comes from the music.
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This review comes from the New York Asian Film Festival.
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And there's a certain humor that comes from that, too.
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The majority of the company's revenue today comes from ads.
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That's where a lot of the comedy comes from, too.
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"Real change comes from restoring honesty to government," he continued.
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For me meaning comes from having something that is unique.
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I'm honestly not sure where the "vile" designation comes from.
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More than 60% of the network traffic's comes from video.
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One issue comes from the sheer numbers of tourists themselves.
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What has flummoxed observers is where that growth comes from.
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The video comes from Dutch soccer player Demy de Zeeuw.
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The best data for this comes from the United States.
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The company is agnostic about where material feedstock comes from.
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The motivation comes from the composition of Pelosi's House majority.
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Additional lunch money comes from his siblings, who live abroad.
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Perhaps Keszler's affinity for spaciousness comes from his many collaborations.
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The primary sensory input comes from the camera of course.
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President Emmanuel Macron, who comes from Amiens, was not present.
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But almost all of it comes from Asia and Africa.
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Shape and volume comes from the cut, not the styling.
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I would agree, and that's where Rare Weaves comes from.
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Instead, the name comes from the Roman unit of weight.
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But the lion's share of theological guidance comes from Lalish.
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Half the world's supply of mohair comes from South Africa.
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Turns out, though, the striking color actually comes from Earth.
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Hemp comes from the same cannabis plant that produces marijuana.
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What little we do know often comes from studying animals.
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About 35 percent of HUL's revenue comes from India's villages.
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It's not clear how much revenue comes from each half.
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Where do you think that distrust in women comes from?
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It comes from a long tradition on the American right.
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The news comes from "sources" speaking to The Hollywood Reporter.
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One of my favorite novels comes from Karin Lowachee: Warchild.
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Around 40% of such funding comes from the public sector.
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The guilt comes from all those I will leave behind.
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No matter who's saying it, it all comes from him.
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It's also unclear where the $4 billion figure comes from.
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" "Real strength, strength of purpose, comes from integrity and character.
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This comes from Fogelman's love of watching them act together.
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Your business comes from your passion, creativity, and hard work.
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My writing usually comes from a key phrase or thought.
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The trouble comes from birds of a feather flocking together.
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"[I teach her] that beauty comes from within," says Lakshmi.
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And this comes from the president of the United States!
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"Almost all funding comes from the NIH now," he said.
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" It comes from "elektron," the ancient Greek word for "amber.
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He said 0003 percent of investment comes from within Nigeria.
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It's easy to tell where that holy physique comes from.
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There's also a general theatricality that comes from being British.
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Is it true the new information comes from Weiner's phone?
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The humor comes from the mismatch of these two things.
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That's where the pining for a grassroots movement comes from.
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So much of what's important in fashion comes from Rei.
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The majority of revenue actually comes from consumer kit sales.
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Some 70 percent of Check Point's revenue comes from subscriptions.
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Real strength, strength of purpose, comes from integrity and character.
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A lot of stuff comes from people having certain expectations.
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"Risk comes from not knowing what you're doing," he's said.
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I think power comes from your mindset and your mentality.
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The most compelling VR content for Go comes from Facebook.
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It seems unlikely this inspiration comes from today's U.S. payrolls.
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I don't think it comes from a place of cockiness.
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But the rest comes from some savvy wheeling and dealing.
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Part of that versatility comes from Wolverine's resistance to age.
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Around 40 percent of its GDP comes from garment exports.
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The news comes from an internal memo cited by Reuters.
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About half of Wood Plc's revenue comes from the country.
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That comes from starting my drumming as a jazz player.
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Most of the fun comes from reading the titles anyway.
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A large part of its revenue comes from borrowers' fees.
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"She has a vivid imagination, and it comes from storytelling."
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Production comes from Pierre Bourne, Harry Fraud, and Chris Fresh.
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The fastest growth opportunity comes from businesses and civil governments.
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Whether anything comes from the hoopla remains to be seen.
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Professor Lindal isn't sure where the female domination comes from.
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The power of truly impactful speaking comes from your silences.
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The hack comes from SMILEuser96, a member of the metroidconstruction.
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That emotional strength [created by religious art] comes from purity.
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Its source quote comes from a Trump tweet in February.
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About 15 percent of Glencore's copper output comes from Congo.
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Ms Banerjee's toughest challenge, however, comes from outside the state.
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Al Franken, Giant of the Senate comes from this lineage.
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READ MORE:Where Donald Trump's support really comes from (April 2016)
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We know the magic comes from the times in between.
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It is pervasive because it comes from inside the faith.
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Of those emissions, 65% comes from beef and dairy cattle.
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Its value comes from what people are willing to pay.
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But, the best view comes from dining on the patio.
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The leak comes from smartphone leaker Ice Universe on Twitter.
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When I make dark tracks, my influence comes from that.
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Her story comes from the National Network of Abortion Funds.
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If it comes from a different case, so be it.
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Like Mr. Trump, Mr. Lo comes from a wealthy family.
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What we know about his life comes from contemporary documents.
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What Ms. Wambrug teaches comes from that time as well.
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All data comes from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).
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The other $6 trillion comes from loans within government bodies.
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Yet it comes from the cult label Fear of God.
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But the most erudite insult surely comes from Sinclair's complaint.
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I can't shake the shock that comes from the bear.
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The difficulty comes from the sheer number of possible moves.
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Aside from the flooding, the danger comes from the wind.
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That style and aesthetic comes from modernism, Mr. Millepied said.
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L) annual revenue comes from China, while Rio Tinto (RIO.
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In explaining where these states comes from, he allows that
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"Very few people understand where it comes from," Bradley said.
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Of that figure, 363 GW comes from the offshore market.
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The $90 billion cost estimate comes from the Obayashi Corp.
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Sissy comes from her violin practice to watch the end.
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Much of the legal scrutiny comes from the United States.
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Nearly all of WeWork's revenue comes from renting office space.
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Not all of WeWork's revenue comes from memberships and services.
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It comes from an 1893 Supreme Court decision, Nix v.
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He did not elaborate on where his information comes from.
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Their motivation comes from the soldiers and Marines around them.
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Superb coffee comes from Detour Coffee Roasters in Burlington, Ontario.
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Thirty percent of CARE's funding comes from the U.S. government.
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Like Starbucks, much of Dunkin's coffee comes from Latin America.
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In Kuwait, about 99% of fresh water comes from desalination.
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The other half comes from renewable energies, including hydroelectric dams.
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Their income predominantly comes from sponsorship deals and race prizes.
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Parliament's buoyancy comes from a contrast between highs and lows.
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That's where the usual 3 percent error rate comes from.
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Today, most of our healthcare information comes from divergent sources.
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Truly transformative change comes from grassroots organizing and local activism.
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And the silk comes from spinneret glands by its abdomen.
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Most of Trump's income comes from licensing, not from construction.
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Her latest source of strength, however, comes from Craig, himself.
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Money adds value and money comes from the ICO market.
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The tone is off, and the voice comes from nowhere.
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The conclusion comes from a new analysis of HMNS 2006.1743.
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This power comes from two counterintuitive phenomena: superposition and entanglement.
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Part of that comes from how much money is involved.
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The first comes from the West: Valentine's Day, on Feb.
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The comedy comes from experiencing the totality of the artwork.
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The difference comes from how people interact with these sites.
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"This order comes from the regulator," Garcia wrote via email.
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The exhilaration that comes from this awesome responsibility is constant.
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The humor often comes from the syntax and language itself.
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A similar story comes from another woman in Los Angeles.
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It's something that we understand deeply; it comes from within.
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I believe most of his wealth comes from his stock.
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Backing comes from Idinvest Partners, and previous investor Sunstone Capital.
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It comes from his heart, which makes a big difference.
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Much of LongStory's success comes from being an indie game.
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And I think that comes from the idea of mortality.
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Around 95 percent of revenue comes from ads and sponsorships.
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The joy comes from a cast glad to accept applause.
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The figure comes from a report released Monday by Sen.
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Partridge comes from Skyland Foods, where he served as CEO.
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Ninety percent of our funding comes from Sacramento, after all.
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I said, 'No good comes from being in the woods.
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Clinton have raised — $133 million — comes from just 30 families.
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All of this comes from the inwardness that we cultivate.
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The difference comes from the frame design and vehicle length.
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The reductionist approach in biomedicine comes from a good place.
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I don't think voters care where your money comes from.
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But I do think it comes from a genuine concern.
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"It comes from how I grew up, man," he said.
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Any thoughts on where that passion for risk comes from?
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But a lot of my inspiration comes from photo books.
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A purchase like this comes from that pool of money.
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"I don't even know where that comes from," James said.
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Much of a small community's advantage comes from its comprehensibility.
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"President Trump comes from a different world," McCarthy told reporters.
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Solid confidence comes from inside and it's built on rock.
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However, my interpretation comes from the feel of the music.
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This is where the iconic "clever girl" line comes from.
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It comes from Jason Katims, the "Friday Night Lights" showrunner.
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But what if your crisis comes from beyond the grave?
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Yes, as in milk that comes from individual, traceable cows.
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The core comes from travel, and is found in travel.
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The best performance comes from Nashville rockers JEFF the Brotherhood.
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In Poland, the tradition comes from pickling vegetables at home.
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Some of the slowdown comes from American concerns as well.
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Around 80 percent of Poland's electricity production comes from coal.
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" Kloey "I think it comes from a place of racism.
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Some of my money comes from illegal gambling and whatnot.
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It comes from a sense of responsibility as an artist.
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The impulse kind of comes from one of three areas.
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This is only possible when the energy comes from God.
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It comes from playing your strengths in the right situations.
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Instead, this gas comes from a chemical reaction inside rocks.
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And that is where all of the conflict comes from.
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Another reason for the disparity comes from their own upbringings.
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The power of a pitcher comes from the whole body.
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Nearly 90 percent of Alphabet's top line comes from advertising.
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The word parable comes from the Greek word meaning comparison.
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I think it comes from the combination of two things.
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Another key source of financial support comes from Sears itself.
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Wealth, real wealth, now comes from investment portfolios, not salaries.
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The title of the book comes from a Zen riddle.
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But obviously much of the money comes from Wall Street.
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I believe that much of their discomfort comes from fear.
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Because I don't think that's where the happiness comes from.
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Sasha comes from a nice neighborhood up in the hills.
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Some say it comes from the Taiwanese Hokkien word k'iu.
|
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The bulk of Baldwin's revenue, though, comes from real estate.
|
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The best data on poverty comes from the Census Bureau.
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These things all cost money, and it comes from taxes.
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This epic side eye comes from Michael, a Lhasa Apsos.
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Sopa criolla comes from Peru but changes with the region.
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A lot of my hiring philosophy comes from that time.
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This exception comes from a 1976 US Supreme Court ruling.
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The bulk of my collection comes from galleries in Tokyo.
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The word comes from Greek ones: nostos, homecoming; algos, pain.
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Even the oven in this cozy spot comes from Naples.
|
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Like Mr. Trump, Mr. Cipollone comes from New York City.
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" The quote comes from a 83 book entitled "Electile Dysfunction.
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But sometimes the toxicity comes from Twitter users like Musk.
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The bulk of that number comes from Mr. Kushner's holdings.
|
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Some of the concern comes from the movie's source material.
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That money, which comes from Mexico(?), pays for the wall?
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About a quarter of the industry's revenue comes from exports.
|
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"Everything comes from drawing out my ideas," she once said.
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Our wealth, such as it is, comes from our jobs.
|
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Some 80% of ocean plastic comes from land, not ships.
|
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" Carrey added, "That comes from the actors who are honest.
|
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It comes from pure experience, and it feels more authentic.
|
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The recipe for Mr. Natarajan's chicken biryani comes from Lucknow.
|
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The name Petra comes from the Greek word for rock.
|
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Walgreens CEO Pessina, meanwhile, comes from the wholesale pharmaceutical industry.
|
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Now a crisis comes from somewhere you haven't foreseen normally.
|
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Normally lymph comes from the interstitial tissues of the body.
|
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That's why 51% of her business comes from repeat customers.
|
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I have this Japanese woman who comes from Tokyo, Mikiko.
|
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The Picariello comes from Irpinia, in the eastern, inland area.
|
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And in this environment, attention comes from cable news, primarily.
|
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"I think that's where the pessimism comes from," he continued.
|
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But the real financial reward comes from the actions themselves.
|
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It's a humility that comes from what he's been through.
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It represents "the culture he comes from," Ms. Bormann said.
|
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Whether Cipollone's assertion comes from deception or incompetence is unclear.
|
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"His charisma comes from his emotion," one former follower explained.
|
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"The best feedback comes from fellow creators," Mr. Lin said.
|
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The other half comes from private and local government money.
|
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However, the most surprising figure comes from independent likely voters.
|
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The majority of our recruitment comes from those border communities.
|
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It probably comes from the Catholic Stations of the Cross.
|
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Most of that foreign oil comes from Canada and Mexico.
|
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The absolute seal of approval comes from his older brother.
|
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The most pressing threat comes from across the English Channel.
|
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I love the creative energy that comes from my people.
|
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My fahmily comes from a long line of Colonial Jews.
|
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The DNA here comes from Kubrick, ultimately, more than him.
|
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The second ray of hope comes from an unexpected source.
|
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He comes from a large, Christian family, Facebook profiles show.
|
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I think there is, but it comes from the outside.
|
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Preston Tedesco comes from a family of real estate developers.
|
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And, you know, $2 of that comes from share repurchases.
|
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"Over 40% of our business comes from referrals," he said.
|
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Much of the software comes from Chinese telecom company Huawei.
|
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PECK For me, the choreography always comes from the music.
|
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What would somebody who comes from a different area want?
|
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Now you know where his team's tireless attitude comes from.
|
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The magic of Reese's Book Club comes from the approach.
|
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Where the light illuminating them comes from is anyone's guess.
|
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Have you ever wondered where fake movie money comes from?
|
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The report comes from health officials in Illinois and Wisconsin.
|
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This, the king knows, is what comes from trusting engineers.
|
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Notably, the bulk of that success comes from foreign audiences.
|
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He suspects it comes from being born two months early.
|
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AUERBACH The inspiration comes from dreams, our approach to time.
|
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About 20% of Sherrill's business now comes from government sales.
|
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I understand the anxiety and fear that comes from disruption.
|
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All this comes from a lawsuit Brown filed in July.
|
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The remedy for an unpopular clemency decision comes from Congress.
|
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When music comes from the heart, it knows no borders!
|
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Another proposal to stave off shutdowns comes from Democratic Sen.
|
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It comes from a thought experiment by philosopher Derek Parfit.
|
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"Everyone who comes from abroad says that," she told me.
|
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The biggest part of that still comes from search advertising.
|
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What's more, almost all the country's electricity comes from hydropower.
|
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He then suggests that effective change comes from inside government.
|
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Nearly everything comes from Paddy in one way or another.
|
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The bulk of that number comes from Mr. Kushner's holdings.
|
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"Prudence" comes from the Latin "prudentia," meaning sagacity or expertise.
|
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"It comes from China," the president repeated about the virus.
|
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The idea with selling out usually comes from making money.
|
|
A fourth argument for embracing catastrophic thinking comes from history.
|
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Yeah, so a lot of this interest comes from tech.
|
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"Your power comes from your legs and feet," Norris says.
|
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Most of that reputation comes from Armagnac's flashier cousin Cognac.
|
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The name comes from the number she wore in 1967.
|
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"It comes from me, so it is queer," she said.
|
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All of the nitpicking comes from a place of passion.
|
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"That just comes from growing up in Streatham," he explains.
|
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Defenders say the name comes from the Philippine Rosquillo cookie.
|
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The real pleasure comes from the illusion of restored order.
|
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Another waste hazard in North Carolina comes from coal ash.
|
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Which means each tour design comes from totally different places.
|
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So this motif comes from the deepest recesses of me.
|
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Caleb Wilde comes from a long line of funeral directors.
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Where do you think the water comes from, the mountains?
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Our action here comes from a moral and ethical obligation.
|
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Art comes from engagement and wanting to convey a message.
|
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It is still very foggy about where it comes from.
|
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About a quarter of that production comes from the Permian, where broad-based growth comes from small firms like Lilis, global majors including Exxon Mobil Corp and large independents such as Parsley Energy Inc.
|
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"The discharge petition is to bring the issue to the floor and let a resolution come, if it comes from the White House, if it comes from Democrats, let it come through," he said.
|
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This part comes from a report released by the TLC revealing 29 percent of all Manhattan traffic comes from for-hire vehicles spending 41 percent of their time empty (a 59 percent utilization rate).
|
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Oregon is now first in the country in per-capita corporate donations to politicians; almost half the total money donated to Oregon legislators comes from corporations, far more than comes from unions or individuals.
|
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Google splits its revenue into "websites revenue," which comes from Google-owned sites like YouTube, and "networks revenue" which comes from third-party sites that use Google ad products like Double-click and AdSense.
|
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"People assume that the flooding problem comes from the river, but to see how much of that comes from the drainage — this data brings to light so many problems that wouldn't be intuitive," Odbert says.
|
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"That creepy phone call is really what sets the ball rolling in the dark direction of what Fauna actually comes from and the severity of where she comes from," Eisley tells Refinery29 over the phone.
|
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"It's important to show that this comes from a person and it was a long road for him to bring it here: that the cuisine comes from a place and a tradition," Mr. Prunier said.
|
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The world's most popular fruit -- the banana -- comes from the rainforest.
|
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But the latest headline comes from contributing editor Naomi Campbell herself.
|
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The name comes from an 7023 Supreme Court decision, Nix v.
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Babs: I'll tell you where it comes from, that Brooklyn energy.
|
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The new funding comes from Forté Ventures, HubSpot and Verizon Ventures.
|
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My mom is from Pakistan and my dad comes from Afghanistan.
|
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Some help comes from African governments, which shield producers from competition.
|
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Liquor comes from ingredients that astronauts have already grown in space.
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We truly love Milwaukee and everybody that comes from our city.
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GOWDY: I hope he says that when he comes from Congress.
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The phrase, Berreau tells me, comes from one of Sorrenti's journals.
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It's easier said than done, but that's what greatness comes from.
|
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Remember, it comes from the New York attorney general&aposs office.
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And that comes from the very top—from President Donald Trump.
|
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The 2060's other competitor comes from AMD, the Vega 56.
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The remaining 30% comes from rentals, merchandise sales, and individual donors.
|
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They think it comes from magic, from the sky or something.
|
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I've never heard anyone argue that Kislyak comes from that background.
|
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The granny square reference comes from the artist's introduction to textiles.
|
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Kamala Harris promised to nominate someone who comes from public schools.
|
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To understand her, you have to know where she comes from.
|
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Currently, about 33 percent of the state's electricity comes from coal.
|
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Underwood comes from South Carolina's 5th Congressional District, which in real
|
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The comedy comes from how our characters are dealing with it.
|
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Those shock waves could be where the visible light comes from.
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He comes from a clever, pushy clan of journalists and politicians.
|
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Most of their money comes from real estate, manufacturing and tech.
|
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Instead, she comes from what's called embryo donation or embryo adoption.
|
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"That's where a lot of the juice comes from," Michel said.
|
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The trash comes from explosions, spacecraft collisions and expendable rocket stages.
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I don't know where that comes from, but it's really interesting.
|
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One of the biggest shockers of the night comes from William.
|
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"A lot of it comes from the moving around," he says.
|
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"There's nothing that comes from the White House," he said Wednesday.
|
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The real motivation, they say, comes from the feedback they get.
|
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Part of it comes from the fact I've been there before.
|
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It&aposs not about illegal drugs, which comes from legal ports.
|
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And a lot of that comes from the supply chain. Yeah.
|
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Rye's mash comes from the grain of the same name—rye.
|
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The creepy novelty costume comes from the folks at  Yandy.
|
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Confirmation of that comes from Shuntaro Furukawa, Nintendo&aposs new president.
|
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The Chang'e name comes from the Chinese goddess of the moon.
|
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Unsurprisingly, most PAC money comes from corporations and ultra-wealthy donors.
|
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One third of the Mexican government's income comes from oil sales.
|
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And charisma comes from saying what's true to you, you know?
|
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The first story available through the partnership comes from Lilly Ledbetter.
|
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"The very word for Islam comes from salaam, peace," Obama said.
|
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New Conde Nast boss Roger Lynch comes from Pandora and Sling.
|
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Buying low comes from an investment philosophy known as value investing.
|
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It comes from humans – from each one of us, in fact.
|
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Instead, it comes from within her—earth, hut, and firey stove.
|
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And the interesting part of the story comes from playing straight.
|
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More than half of Anthem's revenue comes from Medicare and Medicaid.
|
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Riley Reyes: Unfortunately, a lot of stigma comes from medical professionals.
|
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It was created to thwart the threat that comes from Russia.
|
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This commissioner, where this guy comes from I have no idea.
|
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"D'Andra Simmons comes from a legacy family of Dallas," Locken shared.
|
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Another example comes from Australia's pugilistic former prime minister, Tony Abbott.
|
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Every dollar paid out comes from insurers' pockets, encouraging poor behaviour.
|
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It oil comes from Iraq, the Caspian Sea, Iran and Russia.
|
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Only 3.3% of Cisco's revenue comes from China, according to FactSet.
|
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The device, called PowerRay, comes from PowerVision, a dronemaker in Beijing.
|
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Of course, it's hard to know exactly where that comes from.
|
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The campaign comes from company Porter Davis, Melbourne-based home builders.
|
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The box comes from Lit-Cube, which creates themed subscription boxes.
|
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Great performance comes from great marketers, not from companies or brands.
|
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Fear comes from the constant threat of separation because of deportation.
|
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The money for all this comes from a variety of sources.
|
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So that's where the imperative to cover these events comes from.
|
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The best evidence on preventing mass shootings, meanwhile, comes from Australia.
|
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The most searing interrogation comes from Representative Joyce Beatty (D-Ohio).
|
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" This popular suggestion comes from a Japanese word for Japan, "Nippon.
|
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The following review comes from the New York Asian Film Festival.
|
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More than half of Palau's gross domestic product comes from tourism.
|
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The report says that the funding comes from undisclosed new investors.
|
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Khosrowshahi comes from Expedia where he has been CEO since 2005.
|
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A great example comes from the SWEU: the X-Wing series.
|
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The characters don't even have the force that comes from conviction.
|
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And believe it or not, the clutch rosé comes from Aldi.
|
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Especially when it comes from nitpicking at Reinhart's red carpet photos.
|
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One of my favorites comes from Alcoa, America's largest aluminum producer.
|
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I do think that a lot of comedy comes from tragedy.
|
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David: That essay actually comes from a lecture on TED Talks.
|
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Much of the game's charm and humor comes from these moments.
|
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Almost 80 percent of Reliance Trends' revenue comes from private labels.
|
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A third effect comes from the legacy of past dollar borrowing.
|
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A portion of revenue comes from third-party sales on Amazon.
|
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Evidence of Mr. Trump's role comes from a variety of sources.
|
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A third of its GDP comes from exporting goods and services.
|
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And 80% of funding for HIV programmes there comes from donors.
|
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This time, however, the effort comes from within the White House.
|
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It's important to find where that resilience comes from for you.
|
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His jauntiness comes from his confidence that history will vindicate him.
|
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Lo comes from a long family line rooted in real estate.
|
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Freetown's water comes from reservoirs in the mountains, surrounded by forest.
|
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"Even our sense of time comes from them," Dawes tells him.
|
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Updated: March 4, 2016 This week's image comes from a Jan.
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More times if the original tweet comes from Hilton's account, apparently.
|
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Beane said the company's workforce of technicians comes from many backgrounds.
|
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Most of the value in chocolate comes from marketing and branding.
|
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Chronic disease comes from stress and the unhealthy behaviours stress induces.
|
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The "Western" influence comes from someone who discovered she was colonized.
|
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And the risk of honey comes from a bacteria called botulism.
|
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"No-one really knows where their meat comes from," explains Gray.
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Most of that comes from a National Rifle Association political group.
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The name comes from a 1997 federal court decision, Flores v.
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Perhaps the most ambitious plan to curb cars comes from Oslo.
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Their effectiveness, instead, comes from when and how they are deployed.
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The current emoji compendium still comes from a paler-skinned lens.
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The news comes from a video posted by TMZ on Monday.
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"They want to know where their product comes from," he said.
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Why does it matter which foundry your smartphone's processor comes from?
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Nearly 80 percent of palladium demand comes from the car industry.
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Another housing-related stat comes from the government at 10 a.m.
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The best explanation I've found comes from my colleague Andrew Prokop.
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She comes from the aristocracy, while Edward is strictly working-class.
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"The job growth [in Omaha] comes from small businesses," Brown said.
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In fact, Anderson's iconic and infectious giggle comes from his mom.
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Good music is good music no matter where it comes from.
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Mr Abe comes from Yamaguchi, known in feudal times as Choshu.
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And then sometimes I have this peace that comes from God.
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She believes that most of the pressure comes from the individual.
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The leak comes from Android Authority which points to the changes.
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"Often the best superhero experience comes from the unknown," he said.
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The money comes from a state insurance program funded by workers.
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The final $3 billion comes from recreational use, such as boating.
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AND SO I THINK DONALD COMES FROM THE FINANCIAL SERVICES WORLD.
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The majority of privately contributed campaign funds comes from America's wealthiest.
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But I really still enjoy music that comes from church choirs.
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"Jimmy comes from a very close-knit family," said the source.
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Long-term success comes from embracing our failures, not denying them.
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In developed countries, 60% of health spending comes from public sources.
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The underlying tension of the episode comes from two interwoven storylines.
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The best flavor comes from roasting your beans right at home!
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The profit, however, comes from long-term service contracts with airlines.
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Most of the emotion in the film comes from that tension.
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The size most likely comes from the way the species died.
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One serum that has both fronts covered comes from iS Clinical.
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This is where the infamous "$35 cup of coffee " comes from.
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The name comes from the book Invisible Cities by Italo Calvino.
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But much of that growth comes from old-school industry clout.
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Further price support comes from falling stocks in LME-registered warehouses.
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The other statement comes from Oculus Head of Content Jason Rubin.
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Instead, the threat Ridge wrote about comes from the post office.
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Not only that, the Hawaiian comes from a very wealthy family.
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"That's where a lot of the anxiety comes from," Engler says.
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"Robot" comes from the Czech word "robotnik," meaning serf or slave.
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There's only one kind of Parmesan cheese that comes from Italy.
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It comes from the internet, sourced from torrents and Usenet newsgroups.
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The funds comes from existing backers: Stripes Group, Discovery Communications Inc.
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It comes from the private, internal success people bestow upon themselves.
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The first inkling of a shift comes from a suburban kitchen.
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I guess that's where the theatrical funny voices bit comes from.
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The majority of Apple's revenue still comes from its iPhone sales.
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Ulrich finally explains to Egon that he comes from the future.
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I think you have to look at where it comes from.
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Unsurprisingly, Beyoncé comes from a family with great genes (and jeans).
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TG: A lot of it comes from the conversations we have.
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But this push, numerous outlets report, comes from the White House.
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The CRP data comes from Federal Election Commission releases from Jan.
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"He comes from a very interesting business," Svane said of Bass.
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Most of that data comes from people of recent European ancestry.
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Everything I tell you derives or comes from my actual experience.
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"I read somewhere that it comes from Old Hebrew," he said.
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About 7% of you think chocolate milk comes from brown cows.
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The money comes from the FBI, ATF and U.S. Marshal Service.
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About 90 percent of its profit comes from its banking business.
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Another possibility comes from the structure of the MDMA molecule itself.
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I think that's where my interest in female murderers comes from.
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"Essentially all job creation comes from startups," Case said in Columbus.
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"Her passion comes from enjoying books with her grandchildren and children."
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Naomi Guigui, a U.S.-born citizen, comes from another family divided.
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The latest attack comes from Deputy Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
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The most pronounced change in the polling comes from independent voters.
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The word equinox comes from the Latin for equal and night.
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Gomez's outerwear of choice comes from the Spanish retailer's latest collection.
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A face that comes from DNA that the killer left behind.
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I think it comes from the App Store a little bit.
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The new round comes from Upfront Ventures, Felicis Ventures and others.
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The sound of wood snapping comes from where the man disappeared.
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This shot comes from day three of the ELeague, in Atlanta.
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When you're looking at painting, the meaning comes from the history.
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Texas could be the model for where our electricity comes from.
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How do you deal with the judgement that comes from it?
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One-third of the restaurant's business comes from its mobile app.
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Part of his confidence comes from filming the show, he explains.
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The first entree into this super-premium segment comes from Bentley.
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And that all just comes from being a movie lover myself.
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For most iPhones, the danger comes from criminals rather than feds.
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One of the evening's most highly-anticipated performance comes from Rihanna.
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Ultimately, she says her desire to stay fit comes from within.
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It comes from Russia…straight out of the pit of hell.
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The blue Sparrow comes from students and faculty at Penn State.
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Interesting art comes from people who are unwavering in their vision.
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It's about... everyone who comes from a background similar to mine.
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This latest installment comes from "300 hours of footage," said Deutchman.
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It comes from five biogenic amines including histamine, cadaverine, and putrescine.
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It doesn't matter if they know exactly where it comes from.
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That detail comes from PBS's Lisa Desjardins reporting for PBS Newshour.
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Most of that money comes from Europe and the Middle East.
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Maybe a quarter comes from Korean entrepreneurs, foundations, and internet companies.
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As always, Microsoft's strength in earnings comes from its cloud push.
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I know a lot of attention comes from the Japanese people.
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But really, a large part of the fame comes from history.
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Don't assume a fact you've read comes from a reliable source.
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A promising proposal for policymakers to consider comes from the DefeatMalnutrition.
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True athleticism, Berard noted, comes from muscles that are more hidden.
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The most radical proposal comes from Evgeny Morozov, a technology critic.
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As you may expect, much of this revenue comes from games.
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That particular one comes from the 1940's Little Lulu cartoons.
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One of the standout songs comes from none other than Goulding.
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Everything we have that's worth having ultimately comes from other people.
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However, 90 percent of its revenue comes from the insurance side.
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I really believe that creating great work comes from those places.
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The majority of Stora's profit comes from pulp and packaging board.
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I understand where the anger comes from — I feel it myself.
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Updated: May 20, 2016 This week's image comes from the Feb.
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A second example comes from the State of the Union address.
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Therefore, at least some of that money comes from employees themselves.
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Maybe the sense of inevitability comes from knowing Hillary too well.
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Their acceptance of change comes from each other, instead of within.
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Some of Joe's personality, that he's unflappable, comes from his father.
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The former Democratic mayor comes from a family of public servants.
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She has an immortal sidekick who comes from a green snake.
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I still want to believe that love comes from the heart.
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Flood, who comes from a distinguished Washington law firm and is
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In fact, the charity's name comes from the "chatty" myna bird.
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Updated: April 15, 2016 This week's image comes from the Feb.
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It is easy to see where this mistaken presumption comes from.
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It comes from one of the big five banks in Canada.
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The World Food Programme's funding comes from the Department of Agriculture.
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The aged teak comes from old houses that had been dismantled.
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Debt comes from people, entities or other governments lending us money.
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Part of the interest comes from Stanford's funnel into venture capital.
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How can you tell which drug-infused urine comes from who?
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But no one will doubt that the train comes from him.
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Twice as much comes from selling data feeds, a steady business.
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I think the majority of my success comes from that aspect.
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That's where I come from; that's where our party comes from.
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The money comes from marijuana sales taxes provided by the state.
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About $75 million of the new funding comes from Sunoco Logistics.
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More commonly, information about an investigation comes from an anonymous source.
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Clinton's "Basket of Deplorables" riff comes from the same spiritual place.
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Second, you'll be unhappy and passionate because passion comes from competence.
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Part of the discrepancy comes from the use of different information.
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The banjo comes from Africa, the fiddle from the British Isles.
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This week's last word comes from Mitch Goldberg at ClientFirst Strategy.
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If you say the wool comes from New Zealand, it must.
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"PTO comes from a personal account of accrued hours," Smith said.
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This notion comes from the very founders we revere this weekend.
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There are multiple driving modes that affect where power comes from.
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"We know people care where their food comes from," she said.
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The biggest threat to Mr. Sharif comes from the powerful military.
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The latest set of somewhat contradictory signals comes from inflation expectations.
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Meaningful career growth often comes from your relationship with your employer.
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So, this abstention comes from somebody who has walked the talk.
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The reality is that good information often comes from bad actors.
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Its sharp yellow hue comes from carrots braised to near disintegration.
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In large part, this tonal shift comes from the source material.
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Another quarter comes from the 22019th through 25th-largest metropolitan areas.
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"It all comes from this one trait of narcissism," Maher said.
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And their popular Pike Place roast comes from Colombia and Brazil.
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Some of her reputation comes from her accomplishments as a player.
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Cuomo also comes from a powerful Italian-American New York family.
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The image above comes from a YouTube video taken this month.
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On a regular basis Germans ask him where he comes from.
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A small hint comes from interesting research about how people thrive.
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The story of the Queen comes from a 16th-century poem.
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He estimates 70% of his income comes from the two services.
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The food they eat instead generally comes from someone else's efforts.
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Edoardo "Edo" Mapelli Mozzi comes from a family of Italian aristocrats.
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The word comes from the Latin pallium , which is a cloak.
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While the law comes from a good place, it has issues.
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The challenge comes from the New York State Rifle & Pistol association.
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Most of the meat comes from pigs and cows they raise.
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The creative impulse comes from the company; it's not my vision.
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It comes from WITHIN, so let's cultivate spaces that encourage that.
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His running mate, Jacqueline Coleman, also comes from a political family.
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Can you talk a little about where that backlash comes from?
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This song comes from her album Ish Ish, a remarkable masterpiece.
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And that's really where a lot of the conversation comes from.
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More revenue: Roughly 88% of Google's total revenue comes from advertising.
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A love of life comes from joy, and cinema is joy.
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"So I don't know where all this comes from," he concluded.
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"It comes from the sea," Blessing said of the double rainbow.
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All milk, chocolate or not, comes from cows of all varieties.
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"One is you can say it comes from fear," he said.
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No. The problem comes from the oppression by Islam of women.
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Updated: April 1, 2016 This week's image comes from the Jan.
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An example comes from the controversy about whether formaldehyde causes leukemia.
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You don't really know at the time where it comes from.
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The pain of endometriosis comes from nowhere—shooting, sharp, and intense.
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There is a unique enjoyment that comes from guzzling carbonated water.
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"The word canvas comes from the word cannabis," he drops in.
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The money comes from mostly one segment of society: African Americans.
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A good example comes from the 2014 hack of Sony Pictures.
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Liz comes from a ruling Hollywood family of the 20th century.
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I guess it probably comes from childhood, as most issues do.
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Chefs are often quite secretive about where their knife comes from.
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I found where it comes from and it filled me completely.
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The majority of The CW's current programming comes from Warner Bros.
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It comes from both, then it trickles down through the industry.
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The overwhelming audacity of the hip-hop ego comes from Ali.
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Its disruptive effect comes from being a repetition with a difference.
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The other source of risk comes from within the market itself.
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This all comes from a 1982 case called Nixon v. Fitzgerald.
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And it all comes from force sensing and simple tactile feedback.
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Where do you think that inclination to work hard comes from?
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Much of the effectiveness of Chalamet's performance comes from his physicality.
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These kids wear the sheen that comes from being well-adjusted.
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All of Alex Robert Ross's knowledge about proms comes from movies.
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The report comes from Office of the Inspector General (OIG) auditors.
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But, like I said, musically, everything I know comes from Norway.
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Most of its oil comes from the impoverished swampland Delta region.
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I think it comes from the amount of water I consume.
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Three-quarters of it comes from China and other Asian dynamos.
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The name Tiger Sugar comes from the look of the drink.
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About 90% of the district's funding comes from Sacramento, Beutner said.
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" 'Synesthesia' comes from the Greek for 'to perceive together,' " he said.
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There's also a certain bonding that comes from being with others.
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Ensure 80% of Britain&aposs electricity use comes from renewable sources.
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Psychological healthy sexual satisfaction comes from positive mutually pleasurable sexual experiences.
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Everything he uses comes from within 10 kilometers of the restaurant.
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Mahomes's perspective comes from his 11 seasons in the major leagues.
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It comes from the Italian quarantenaria or quaranta giorno, 40 days.
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"Creativity comes from spontaneous meetings, from random discussions," Mr. Jobs said.
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But the movie's first occasion of gunfire comes from the police.
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Updated: MARCH 4, 2020 This week's image comes from the Oct.
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Updated: MARCH 12, 2020 This week's image comes from the Feb.
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In "Dark Phoenix," the evil comes from within the X-Men.
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Ruben says up to 70% of her revenue comes from corporations.
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