In automobiles, it made the commutes between air-conditioned homes and air-conditioned offices possible.
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Are we living in a world that conditioned to mind its own business, that conditioned to disengage?
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Shah said when she travelled Blantyre, Malawi, she saw wealthy people who live in air conditioned houses, drive air conditioned cars, and work in air conditioned offices and don't take any kind of malaria prophylaxis.
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Two weeks ago, the Karnataka state government banned surge pricing and established a price ceiling for air conditioned and non-air conditioned cabs.
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With few air-conditioned homes in the country, a supermarket in Helsinki invited 100 customers to sleep in its air-conditioned store on Saturday.
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IRCTC is charging Rs 15 (or 21 cents) for booking a ticket in a non-air-conditioned coach, and twice that for air-conditioned compartments.
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"The biggest thing for all the sports is to make sure the horses are well conditioned, because well-conditioned horses don't get hurt as much," Marcella said.
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But even car commutes there have their own air-conditioned rationale: People are willing to cope with the traffic created by sprawl because their cars are air-conditioned.
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Studies of positive conditioning have shown that patients can find relief from allergic rhinitis symptoms through conditioning with a flavoured drink, can have conditioned immunosuppression and conditioned growth hormone increase.
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Particularly for women, who are socially conditioned to seek perfection.
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People, they argued, were not just collections of conditioned responses.
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I've been conditioned to prove myself over and over again.
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Because I've been conditioned to believe I asked for it.
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The conditioned response was as good as the actual drug.
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That is what horror movies have conditioned us to expect.
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He sweats in cars that are most certainly air conditioned.
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Black women are conditioned to be pillars of the community.
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Cubs fans, rightly, might be conditioned to expect the worst.
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Ultimately, black patients were conditioned to underestimate their own pain.
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They've become conditioned to blow it off as crying wolf.
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They conditioned rats to associate a tone with a shock.
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And so, our country has become conditioned to unending carnage.
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In the other, character is conditioned and flattened by contrivance.
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Over time, police officers are effectively conditioned toward implicit bias.
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Primary cooling options were the air conditioned art space, a.k.a.
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The temperature had hit more than 100 degrees Fahrenheit in the middle of the afternoon, and the kids quickly walked from their air-conditioned dorms to the air-conditioned trailers that serve as their classrooms.
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So why is this conditioned practice underperforming the market for investors?
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Mr. Isbell has conditioned his fans to this level of alertness.
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I haven't been using Pavlok long enough to be properly conditioned.
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But your body can also become conditioned to a morning routine.
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Others, like nausea, will perhaps be conditioned along with the immunosuppression.
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Find an air conditioned place to get out of the heat.
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Find an air-conditioned place to get out of the heat.
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We are conditioned to engage more the more likes we get.
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I was conditioned to care for people at an early age.
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The details will be conditioned on the new ECB macro forecasts.
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We're conditioned to protect everyone, even at the expense of ourselves.
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Conditioned by decades of disappointment, the scientists' first response was doubt.
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As noted last week, these views are heavily conditioned by partisanship.
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That faith, though, seems more a conditioned reaction than logical thinking.
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Even supremely conditioned young athletes die of heatstroke, Polly points out.
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Such conditioned briefings are common for the White House and agencies.
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After graduation, he imagines a job inside an air-conditioned office.
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One was air conditioned while the other was 15 percent hotter.
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In some ways, a lack of information has conditioned such behavior.
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The villa is air-conditioned and has parking, but no garage.
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But even digitally conditioned audiences may find the constant crosscuts jarring.
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Food-conditioned bears often have to be removed from the population.
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So if you're not conditioned, you wouldn't just run six miles.
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Students are conditioned to predetermine what they feel, or don't feel.
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In Germany, as few as 2 percent of homes are air conditioned.
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"Avoid excessive alcohol and overheated or air-conditioned environments," she warned me.
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Over time, military members are conditioned to expect this kind of behavior.
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I still have conditioned layers dropping off of me by the day.
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I'm also very conditioned, image-wise, politically, from a perversely early age.
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He shared his suspicion that they worked at an air-conditioned site.
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But my fears were conditioned; I had learned to fear the headache.
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That was good news, I figured, since conditioned fear could be extinguished.
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Yes, presumably they have air-conditioned cars at their beck and call.
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We've been "downward conditioned and taught not to stand out," Belfort warns.
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Schedlowski wanted to know whether these conditioned responses could be medically useful.
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We have been conditioned to value ourselves through the eyes of men.
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"What they do is conditioned on what's going on in the economy."
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Do you think we as women are conditioned to not trust ourselves?
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We know that women are conditioned to appease and avoid male anger.
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You've successfully been conditioned to associate the two brands with each other.
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Over time, it helps them basically get ahead of that conditioned reflex.
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They all sleep in the same bed, in an air-conditioned room.
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We're just as lazy; we've just been conditioned not to admit it.
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You get conditioned to that because that's just the way it is.
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It's a cruel trick, since we're so conditioned to expect a reward.
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Because no matter what our size, we're all conditioned to look away.
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We are conditioned to waste and to see it as a plus.
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"We're so conditioned to watch dance in a certain way," she said.
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Major key alert: wear a shirt in an air conditioned TV studio.
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The art of Burning Man — in an air-conditioned Washington, D.C., museum.
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Sadly, it's this voice that we've been trained and conditioned to have.
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Probably because we're conditioned to create content that appeals the male gaze.
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Tank-conditioned beers are packaged in kegs and pumped out by CO2.
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We're all long-conditioned by a street life, the hustling, the fistfights.
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But it's a long process and conditioned on very easy monetary conditions.
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Enter Thermaltake's X Comfort Air, the world's first air conditioned gaming chair.
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Police officers are conditioned to protect the defenseless and confront the aggressor.
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Chopra says to harness true creativity you must silence the conditioned mind.
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Even the air-conditioned gym in my apartment building isn't cool enough.
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Nxivm members were also conditioned to believe in Mr. Raniere's moral superiority.
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Benefits would not be conditioned on work, as in the House bill.
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We store our collection in an air-conditioned, no-humidity storage room.
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Men have been conditioned to react more with anger and even alcoholism.
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It was also the first enclosed, air-conditioned mall in the state.
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Women in particular, experts point out, are conditioned to smooth things over.
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Americans are already being conditioned to accept the "do something, anything" approach.
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It conditioned viewers to believe that streaming must be equivalent to immediacy.
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It picks at the conflict between socially conditioned masculinity and gay desire.
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It's also luxurious, with a house chef and an air-conditioned studio.
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Layovers are enforced ellipses in life — temporary tenures in air-conditioned limbo.
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The soundstage was a cavernous, warehouselike space, moodily lit, aggressively air-conditioned.
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They're also conditioned to stay close to the flutuantes and to humans.
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The big room, which could get quite warm, will be air-conditioned.
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It could really be just the way we were conditioned to think.
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He was allowed to leave the air-conditioned room to visit him.
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" Dunbar added that players eventually became "conditioned to go after the ball.
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How are we conditioned by certain troublesome patterns rooted in dominant society?
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Implicitly, it's also thus conditioned Wall Street to accept the lower margins.
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Probably a good match up for a well conditioned counter striker like Shevchenko.
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We are conditioned to feel ashamed or embarrassed about certain parts of ourselves.
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There are also 192 air conditioned trains serving 4703 percent of the network.
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Rather, his point was that it was conditioned on Trump doing the same.
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We were conditioned to believe that heroes had to look a certain way.
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We have become accustomed—perhaps even conditioned—to upgrading everything, all the time.
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Of course, generals are typically conditioned to respect hierarchy and to follow orders.
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By now, we're conditioned to see the Chosen One meet a bad end.
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In the black community, we have been conditioned to not discuss personal business.
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As such, we can see how conditioned and blinkered we are by appearances.
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Consumer culture has conditioned us to keep purchasing the newest, shiniest, prettiest thing.
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But it also helps that I'm already conditioned to exercise to the music.
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This goes against everything you were taught and have been conditioned to believe.
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The city is opening about 500 air-conditioned "cooling centers" in public facilities.
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He's scared of open water – a conditioned called "aquaphobia" – and can't swim. 4.
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Check that closet vents are open so conditioned air and heat can circulate.
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Payments on the RPIs are not conditioned by future performance of the project.
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Players are now stronger, taller, and more conditioned than they used to be.
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" It's OK to say, "I'd rather stay indoors in this air-conditioned environment.
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We'll admit, we're pretty much conditioned to love anything Blue Ivy Carter does.
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It sounds bad because we're conditioned to judge hitters by their batting average.
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My son is just like her, but not conditioned to be so sweet.
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For instance, the research team used "well-conditioned student athletes," for the experiment.
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We're all conditioned to think that things in the sky move quickly, right?
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The house is air-conditioned, and furniture is included in the asking price.
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"Chinese women of my generation are conditioned to accept their fate," she said.
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Guatemala in 1954, conditioned the historical moment he witnessed in in the Managua
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He turned to her and said, "Sure," then conditioned it on oral sex.
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I could have spent all afternoon in the cool, air-conditioned gift shop.
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It's not fair to compare an unair-conditioned home to a jail cell.
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It's air-conditioned for summer and the floors are heated for colder months.
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Mark Stoermer is sitting in a parking lot in his air conditioned car.
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That was pure fantasy, propped up by a country conditioned to believe anything.
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But people have been conditioned that the pop shot belongs on the face.
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Each European fighter had been fit and well conditioned, in complete fighting shape.
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We were conditioned to post because only the weird kids did not post.
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Those releases would be conditioned on a concrete reduction in violence, he said.
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The cell shown to the delegation appeared air-conditioned and had a television.
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Pitchers, conditioned to exploit a lower strike zone, largely fell into the trap.
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Twitter and Instagram had already conditioned athletes to communicate with the public directly.
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From birth, an elite child is conditioned for success in the knowledge economy.
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The air-conditioned cruise launched during his government was docked next to it.
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The 18th-century structure offers well-stocked kitchens in three air-conditioned suites.
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They hired Sherpas to set up air-conditioned camps, and pack out trash.
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So why say that the Ukrainian foreign aid was conditioned on political investigations?
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In fact, we're socially conditioned to want to look good to our friends.
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We've been conditioned over the years to treat numerical buildup as a nuisance.
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Go deeper: Gordon Sondland testifies that Ukraine aid was conditioned on Biden investigation
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The Warriors are far better conditioned to run up and down this way.
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The Cold War experience clearly conditioned the United States response to these atrocities.
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Hoppert: The Santa Anita Derby winner is conditioned by Zenyatta's old-school trainer.
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We're conditioned to believe black and brown people have not contributed to society.
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"Everything is conditioned on the results of due diligence," a CEZ spokesman said.
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Pavlov's systematic approach led to the discovery of the conditioned reflex, revolutionizing science.
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Most institutions we visited, including those in hot climates, were not air conditioned.
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The lounge is, fittingly, decorated in safari theme, and is completely air-conditioned.
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The results imply that black children are conditioned to internalize these ideals early on.
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This fight has raised a foundational question: Should Medicaid benefits be conditioned on work?
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You can get some free water and cool off in our air conditioned tent!
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We'd been conditioned to think of the bill as a bad one, he said.
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I walked in from a crowded, blazingly hot street, into a air-conditioned oasis.
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He survived, and it conditioned him to the fact that flying machines sometimes fail.
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I use top of the line hydrating shampoos and every client gets deep conditioned.
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Because the people conditioned to seeing male-centric stories dominating Hollywood include young women.
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Some scam websites also offer victims upgrades like air-conditioned crates and health insurance.
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Funding to local governments could be similarly conditioned, to limit painful cutbacks by municipalities.
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At street level, air-conditioned shops often keep their doors open to entice buyers.
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But there is another quite different and personal aspect to disgust, involving conditioned association.
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The measures were conditioned on Spaniards getting the same rights in Britain, he added.
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In Brave New World, the lower classes are drugged and conditioned into thoughtless cooperation.
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So yes, you'll probably like these, even if you've been conditioned to dislike Bose.
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Idle officials sit in air-conditioned offices even as the population lacks basic services.
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I still think about how I present myself, because I was conditioned to survive.
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Outside, an air-conditioned six-car garage provides plenty of space for car enthusiasts.
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Owning the thing we have been conditioned to fear most is the first step.
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Angry fat men bellowed their discontent at the efforts of reasonably well conditioned athletes.
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They didn't have access to the air-conditioned tents that I used for shelter.
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But it isn't conditioned on states extending benefits for any particular length of time.
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Within those walls, he said, he found a lot more than air-conditioned comfort.
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Romans, conditioned by centuries of seen-it-all cynicism, sometimes even find themselves astonished.
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American officials say the waivers are temporary and conditioned on steady reductions of imports.
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Which is really the way most people had been conditioned to think about franchises.
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Strung up naked while being hosed with water in an air-conditioned, freezing room.
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A separate air-conditioned room housed every free weight and strength-training machine necessary.
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The centers will have restrooms, bottled water, electronic-device charging and air-conditioned seating.
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I felt conditioned to believe that isn't wasn't appropriate to show my bare skin.
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I grew up conditioned in excessive politeness, fitted for making small talk with strangers.
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However, for decades, Tacoma residents have been conditioned to stay away from the waterfront.
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Next is Bella Breeze, an air-conditioned furniture invention that could revolutionize outdoor dining.
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We have an air-conditioned nursery around 60 degrees, and then we slowly transition.
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To save money on electricity, the whole family sleeps in one air-conditioned room.
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Are French film students conditioned to look for something different than American film students?
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The Lab, or Despachio, the air conditioned dome-shaped club on the festival grounds.
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After class, inmates played chess in a small air-conditioned dormitory; some took folkdance lessons.
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I don't know if that's because women are kind of conditioned to not do that.
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As women, we're conditioned not to make a fuss, but we need to be louder.
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Too long in our society we've been conditioned to express masculinity in certain approved ways.
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Business leaders are conditioned with a "Pavlovian" response against tax hikes, said the Salesforce CEO.
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And you won't even have to leave your air-conditioned living room to do it.
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Being a New Yorker, you get conditioned very early on to make money and hustle.
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The air-conditioned container-unit houses, home to 603,260 displaced Syrians and Iraqis, are spotless.
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According to the clips, when finished, this dog house will be air conditioned and heated.
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It does not help that Amazon has conditioned consumers to think delivery should be free.
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Johnson says that Shahidi showed up on-set with her hair already shampooed and conditioned.
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After all, customers are conditioned to never buy anything at full price, only on discount.
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Many communities do not have experts available to properly interpret EKGs in well-conditioned athletes.
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"The reality is the state it's conditioned in a very partisan way at this point."
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I wander over to the bus stop and get on the beautiful, air conditioned bus.
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In response, the Delhi government is running air-conditioned buses for all Members of Parliament.
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The school also features an air conditioned viewing area with free Wi-Fi for parents.
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Our support for macroeconomic assistance must be firmly conditioned on effective implementation of these reforms.
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But you also were conditioned to feel guilty for being interested in those forbidden topics.
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Also remember that players were shorter, lighter, and not as well-conditioned as later generations.
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But even as peacemakers blather inside air-conditioned conference rooms, battle continues to rage outside.
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Their most controversial subject, Little Albert, is conditioned to fear almost anything white and furry.
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In the summer, small, boozy gatherings in the apartment migrated to the air-conditioned bedroom.
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We're conditioned to believe that any ounce of fat is unacceptable and should be hidden.
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On to the air-conditioned comfort of a colonial building featuring the "American Adventure" attraction.
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Many times, inmates purposely broke the rules because the solitary confinement area was air-conditioned.
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I think they're conditioned to follow whoever is in power, whoever is appointed the leader.
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She doesn't fits into the exact type of femininity we're conditioned to be comfortable with.
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Practice is at an un-air-conditioned gym on a military base (with extraordinary views).
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But in a Muay Thai fight, a well conditioned clinch fighter is hard to beat.
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Surely I've been conditioned to tolerate—if not embrace—this high-stakes loss of autonomy.
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Somehow the Studio Museum is supposed to stay in an unkempt, un-air-conditioned building.
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Air-conditioned tents that vary in size are used for housing, recreation and medical care.
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A detached one-car garage is air-conditioned and currently used as an exercise studio.
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Many people are conditioned to avoid talking openly about money, so they simmer in silence.
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I know I was conditioned to believe that the Mets were fun, but terminally hapless.
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They said they were conditioned not to question adults, or complain about pain and hunger.
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For millenniums, every expression of power has been conditioned by male attitudes toward the world.
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There were air-conditioned stores, fast-food restaurants, movie theaters, internet cafes and swimming pools.
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They will never wonder whether their father's love is conditioned on an unblemished report card.
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While air-conditioned indoor parks and the 1103-foot-tall Skyway close at 9 p.m.
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A D.J. is doing his unce-unce-unce thing poolside from an air-conditioned alcove.
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Our conditioned passivity leaves a vacuum that male narcissism fills with its version of us.
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"The most important thing is to stay in an air-conditioned environment," Dr. Toprani said.
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In recent years, ride-hailing apps have conditioned more people to the idea of sharing.
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For us growing up it was always the air-conditioned place to spend the summer.
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Until now Arab leaders have conditioned that recognition on the creation of a Palestinian state.
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He was given an air-conditioned trailer with a bed and a bathroom in it.
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Smartphone users are conditioned to quickly reply to instant messages, which might lower their guard.
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Earlier on Wednesday, Cade gave the green light for the takeover, conditioned on asset sales.
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For rule of law to apply, none of those rights can be conditioned or qualified.
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"Men have been conditioned to deal with listening by reacting, with problem solving," he added.
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Many of us have been conditioned to believe that we must be strong to survive.
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They emerge from our education, our experiences, and how we're culturally conditioned to interpret information.
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In my Scandinavian-American family, we were conditioned never to sit, at least not comfortably.
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I wander over to the bus stop and get on the beautiful, air conditioned bus.
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I read this tragic story while sitting before my computer in my air-conditioned home.
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Opened in December, this air-conditioned tent camp changes the luxury game in Costa Rica.
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They prefer an air-conditioned Bangkok, with malls, ice-skating rinks and Instagrammable dessert cafes.
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"The people who did this investigation were sitting in air-conditioned rooms," he told me.
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Moving into an air-conditioned room to escape summer's heat will do it as well.
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Two, a coveted White House meeting was expressly conditioned on Ukraine announcing those investigations. 22016.
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Any U.S. support must be conditioned to an adherence to democratic values and human rights.
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Modern, air-conditioned malls flourish, selling everything from beautifully handcrafted batik clothing to Tiffany jewelry.
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Even Trump's own base has been conditioned into treating Trump's promises on immigration with skepticism.
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Plus, women are usually socially conditioned to reject men for sex, not the other way around.
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THIS IS SOMETHING THAT WE'VE BEEN TOLD OR CONDITIONED BY VARIOUS PEOPLE THAT, HEY, IT'S READY.
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After 15 minutes, I washed and conditioned with the Olaplex No. 4 and No. 5 formulas.
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"We are conditioned in certain ways, and it's a journey to break that conditioning," she said.
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In the past few years, researchers have determined that women are in overly air-conditioned workplaces.
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In fact, I've been conditioned to be "the mom" of my friend group my whole life.
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For children, air-conditioned classrooms and dormitories are associated with better grades at school (see article).
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Behind the barricades of Baghdad's vast Green Zone, business continues as usual in air-conditioned palaces.
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On July 27th she announced a plan to house them at a new air-conditioned facility.
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What to wear to combat a frosty morning, stuffy commute, air-conditioned office, and toasty bar?
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But the European Commission has conditioned changes to the visa restrictions on better governance in Turkey.
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It does not mean that you insinuate flawed, conditioned archetypes into the fabric of your stories.
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I lathered up with shampoo, conditioned my ends, and then turned my shower dial to frigid.
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"The ongoing battle between the summer heat and cold air-conditioned offices or restaurants," says Goreski.
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"It's such a long, long goodbye that you're conditioned already to accept it," she tells PEOPLE.
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That morning, I shampooed and conditioned before applying the small packet of brand's Don't Despair, Repair!
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If you have the luxury today, keep yourself and your loved ones indoors and air conditioned.
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Which, to be clear, a lot of people have been conditioned to do, famous or not.
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In fact, humans have been psychologically conditioned not to trust people who don't keep their word.
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We are conditioned to believe that life would have been easier had we been born fairer.
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But let's not forget another favorite summer pastime: the air-conditioned, day-long movie marathon binge.
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I cannot take it conditioned upon having committed how I'm going to handle a particular case.
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Women, unlike men, often aren't conditioned to assert themselves and can face disapproval when they try.
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That accord is conditioned on an appeal of a Brooklyn jury's underlying liability verdict from 2014.
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Her conditioned worsened and in January 2015, her doctor suggested that she look for a donor.
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Western audiences are generally conditioned to have a close-minded view of anything beyond their comfort.
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Animals conditioned to fear the sound had bigger connections in the new pathway, confirming Yang's theory.
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While never quite loving any Leonardo, I'm conditioned to expect from him more terrific painterly ingenuities.
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The ornate cabins also have an en suite shower and restroom and are fully air-conditioned.
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The choice is rarely brought on by empathy for people they have been conditioned to despise.
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The modern media has conditioned us to believe that change must move at a furious pace.
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We are conditioned to believe that art is safe, beyond the reach of the grimy world.
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Praiano is not a place to gawk at from the comfort of an air-conditioned bus.
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He stood perched on the ledge just outside the air-conditioned cab, scanning the field ahead.
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You don't get that in Massachusetts, even in the places that claim to be air conditioned.
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This two year cycle is something we've been artificially conditioned to by the contract upgrade cycle.
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"Certainly [the situation] is very bad, but the thing is conditioned by space," Kurita told me.
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Hamas has conditioned any discussion of the four on a preliminary release of detainees by Israel.
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His release is conditioned on him staying in Iran, U.S. Secretary of state Mike Pompeo said.
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His release is conditioned on him staying in Iran, U.S. Secretary of state Mike Pompeo said.
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The air-conditioned tent also includes space for medical services, with shelves of supplies already stocked.
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That's what many of us have been conditioned to believe, but of course, it's not true.
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Howard's team conditioned 14 bees to associate the color blue with addition and yellow with subtraction.
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Berlin conditioned relief on aggressive cuts in public spending, arguing that fiscal austerity would bring renewal.
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She uses herself as a "case," a person who has been conditioned by advertising and consumerism.
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Mr. Ghani went ahead with an offer, but this time conditioned it on the group's reciprocating.
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"He accepted that things can turn very bad, so he had conditioned himself," Mr. Moyo said.
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We've been conditioned to believe that the only choices available are our system or utter chaos.
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Her yard is where the likes of the European Horse of the Year Trêve was conditioned.
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Apple's iPhone conditioned people to abandon print and seek information with a swipe of a screen.
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No. Has he dedicated himself and conditioned himself perhaps as well as some of the others?
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The early courses conditioned students to become emotionally dependent on a system of rewards and punishment.
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He did not say whether the support would be conditioned on Hezbollah's role in the government.
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Tighter budgets, Amazon and many new discount chains have conditioned shoppers never to pay full price.
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He remembers sweating in the un-air-conditioned airport and eating at roadside fish taco stands.
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Victims are often wary about coming forward, as they've been conditioned to fear their exploiters retaliation.
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To his credit, McGregor is a superbly conditioned fighting machine who is comfortable with extreme violence.
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The centers will have restrooms, bottled water, battery charging and air-conditioned rooms during daytime hours.
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I poured it out and waited a half-hour (inside the air-conditioned car, of course).
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Inside the air-conditioned car, the temperature was 116 degrees Fahrenheit when we arrived in Tongo.
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In Fall River, a line snaked out of the warehouse and under an air-conditioned tent.
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We're conditioned to believe that being thin means, health-wise and otherwise, we're doing something right.
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Partly because we&aposve been socially conditioned to underestimate ourselves, while men tend to overestimate themselves.
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"The revised proposal was conditioned on Fitbit immediately entering into the exclusivity agreement," the filing said.
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Many of us are conditioned to seek solace in food, so comfort-eating is incredibly common.
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But Apple's new store is handsome and well air-conditioned, and it has great Wi-Fi.
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They've been conditioned to be around rich people for the last four years of their life.
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This includes total access to air-conditioned, culturally appropriative VIP tents where you can instagram endlessly.
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I'm spending today full-on binging this series today, in the comfort of my air conditioned apartment.
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If you feel yourself start to get light-headed, go into an air-conditioned coffee shop immediately.
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"I think we're conditioned by the media and our counterparts to compete with each other," Mahdara says.
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There's a certain attractiveness to entrepreneurs to staying private and not being conditioned to the public markets.
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Aides sat with blankets in their laps or around their shoulders in the overly air-conditioned room.
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That's how I've been conditioned to think—that people wouldn't take me seriously if I was Nigerian.
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They could have been conditioned, after trying for so long, to believe pregnancy wasn't possible for them.
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From its air-conditioned interior David Bowie peers out and sees, penned in, his most devoted disciples.
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In July 2018, Jenner surprised Norman and Bambi with a fully heated and air-conditioned dog house.
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From state of the art air-conditioned shopping centers to colorful night markets, Malaysia has it all.
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But we are only able to live out the tenets of sex positivity through socially conditioned lenses.
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Providing indoor sanctuaries of air-conditioned comfort need not come at the expense of an overheating world.
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What followed, in the postwar decades, was the era of the glass-and-steel, air-conditioned box.
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I'm impressed with the results, though, and find my hair to be just as clean and conditioned.
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In experiments where Schedlowski cut the nerve running to rats' spleens, the conditioned response was completely blocked.
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So much of this will be conditioned upon human technological capacity to deal with changing climatic conditions.
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What Nettles needed was a world not conditioned to regard Black life and trans life as disposable.
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It's obvious: Netflix offers an abundance of options for spending time together in an air-conditioned room.
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I'd never seen that before: a man in a cold, air-conditioned room sweating, slightly wild-eyed.
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And this child was so conditioned by her environment that she thought she was engaging in play.
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Mr. Cosby made blackness palatable to a country historically conditioned to think the worst of black people.
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Fans were conditioned to expect the unexpected and not to get too attached to any one character.
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I do think we are moving away from the archaic ways we were conditioned to believe in.
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This is in part because of basic amenities: air conditioned venues, screened windows, access to insect repellant.
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Visitors arrive in an air-conditioned hall where a French-style café sells beers, snacks and magazines.
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Their senior officers now give orders on the frontlines, not from air-conditioned offices in the capital.
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Is he really her father, or is that just something that she was conditioned to call him?
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Living in an air-conditioned bubble isn't an option, and after years of embarrassment, I'd had enough.
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Many good beer bars in the United States have at least one or two cask-conditioned selections.
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They traverse between sites in air-conditioned corridors with lanes for those who are older and disabled.
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Because the credit is conditioned on work, it expands the supply of available labor and increases the
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For some voters, perceptions of facts, like the state of the economy, are heavily conditioned by partisanship.
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Congress conditioned these funds on the three governments' taking steps on migration, rule of law and transparency.
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Munger felt that natural and conditioned responses could be the reason why people make certain career decisions.
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And at this point, we are all conditioned to react and engage or deny in specific ways.
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Like Epstein, Francona succeeds by building absolute trust with players conditioned to view authority figures with suspicion.
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"I never heard from President Trump that aid was conditioned on an announcement [of investigations]," Sondland said.
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Congress conditioned these monies on the three governments taking steps on migration, rule of law and transparency.
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Though it was an oppressively hot afternoon, the world inside the vines felt cooler, almost air-conditioned.
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More U.S. aid conditioned on Kurdistan's getting back on the democracy track would go a long way.
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In this case, the bear could have been simply conditioned to be temporarily docile around the dog.
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"It's complex, but a big part of it is the way we're conditioned to talk," he says.
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We've been conditioned to pull some sort of expression whenever a camera is pointed in our faces.
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That's how well the show has conditioned us to expect needless cruelty over the past five seasons.
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There was no indication that something we'd been conditioned to do would be quickly weaponized against us.
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Hiaasen's dry, air-conditioned style is so understated and precise that it seems, at times, practically British.
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"The market has been conditioned to buy on any weakness," said Keith Buchanan, portfolio manager at GLOBALT.
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In another test designed to probe "fear extinction," or a conditioned fear response, researchers shocked their feet.
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Kids are conditioned to think that the good guys always win; when they don't, it's downright disorienting.
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There are worse rappers out there, and for what it's worth, his hair always looks properly conditioned.
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This has conditioned listeners not to be steeled for, but to eagerly embrace, unfamiliar and challenging work.
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The conveyors take the sand to be conditioned — the first step in separating it from the oil.
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But we as humans conditioned ourselves into liking the very sensations that were engineered to repel us.
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Like Sherman, who, once the 49ers' chief antagonist, has invigorated a fan base conditioned to loathe him.
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The South Koreans lavished them with free flights, five-star hotels, air-conditioned coaches, bullet train excursions.
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As a result, Brady says his body is better conditioned for the impact of an NFL game.
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Conditioned by sneakers and Birkenstocks in the summer, perhaps the fall foot too will demand daylong comfort.
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For television viewers, it was the kind of whiplash that the president has conditioned them to expect.
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Still, Halep was supposed to be the more conditioned player, the one with better timing and rhythm.
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We're conditioned to expect impressive special effects in a space story, but don't look for many here.
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We are almost conditioned by the fashion industry to keep buying and buying new things every season.
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"We've been so collectively conditioned that the market knows what we're all worth," Yang said on Tuesday.
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Harwood: I'm just saying voters get conditioned to what they see in front of them in politics.
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Aliens land super-air-conditioned spaceship on last remaining part of New Mexico desert still above water.
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The Occupational Safety and Health Administration recommends scheduling frequent rest breaks in shaded or air-conditioned environments.
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"President Trump never told me directly that the aid was conditioned on the meetings," the ambassador said.
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"We've conditioned consumers to wait for the deal," said Rod Sides, who heads Deloitte's U.S. retail practice.
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Marvel Universe, a black, wart-shaped pavilion where boys were running around shrieking, "Wow," was air-conditioned.
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Uber and Lyft, in particular, have conditioned people to use their services as a replacement for ambulances.
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A more mobile and better-conditioned Jokic would be downright scary, because he is already plenty frightening.
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They have a conditioned memory for what it means to be in the care of another person.
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I had sat in an air-conditioned S.U.V. all day and been driven around, told what to do.
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Conditioned on approval by regulators, the companies expect to close the deal by the third quarter of 2016.
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Journalists are conditioned to believe that words are the ultimate product, to be curated, sweated, grinded and polished.
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After a while, you stop realizing how conditioned you've become — you're just responding to stimuli in predictable ways.
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John McCain (R-AZ), who have at times conditioned their support on the bill going through regular order.
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I became conditioned to think safe, to have dreams and goals, but to keep them attainable and realistic.
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Even in normal times, career diplomats are conditioned to keep their heads down and not make much noise.
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After the animals were fear-conditioned, they were presented with the sound and then immediately given the drug.
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I'd contemplated getting a bus, but they are rarely air-conditioned and likely to be standing-room only.
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We're so conditioned to take everything on ourselves, but when people offer help, take them up on it.
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And the third guarantee: Mayor Brasert's fighters will always be well-conditioned, ready, willing, and able to fight.
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The public is being advised to seek relief in air conditioned dwellings, and (very importantly) to stay hydrated.
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Imagine that, again, except further conditioned by a decade-and-a-half of an endless War On Terror.
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I was conditioned to think I was a bad filmmaker because I was exploring other opportunities as well.
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Unless you are an avid golfer or suffer from hypertension, you've probably been conditioned to value high scores.
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All one need do is step out of the air-conditioned malls to feel the illusion of consumption.
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I've always believed that human beings are conditioned creatures, and that most of our social outcomes are engineered.
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They are clean and air-conditioned, and for many visitors, they're the easiest way to sample local cuisine.
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However, the EITC is also conditioned on work—to receive the credit, one must have an earned income.
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Mr. Nowacoski says Amazon and other big retailers have conditioned consumers to expect a higher level of convenience.
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"No help can be conditioned and no help can be demanded," Morales told reporters in the Guatemalan capital.
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" On bipartisanship: "Once we have a couple bipartisan wins, Congress can be conditioned into this kind of behavior.
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And over the course of a video game, players can become conditioned to treat silence as something foreboding.
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"You know, when I first got there, I was worried about getting the museum air-conditioned," Futter said.
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In the cavernous, air-conditioned room, McCain sat down behind a desk next to his best friend, Sen.
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There is no certainty the offering will take place and it is conditioned upon receipt of various approvals.
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So far, we've seen her curls in a pineapple, and in adorable double buns before she deep conditioned.
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Drivers will turn off their engines and, tentatively at first, leave the air-conditioned comfort of their vehicles.
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But Peter Wilson of Oxford University argues that we have been conditioned to see the empire this way.
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We're guessing a particularly cold office building loby or their air conditioned Escalade prompted a look like this.
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FERC first approved construction of the project in 2014 and then again in 2016, conditioned on other approvals.
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"There is, what do they call it, cyclone fencing, but it's air conditioned, they have services," Mulvaney said.
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Because our employers know this, they provide an air-conditioned environment that keeps us comfortable and functioning productively.
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I was able to change the way I've been conditioned to feel about how my hair defines me.
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"We are all conditioned by the mind, by culture, by religion, by history, by economics," he was saying.
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Delays were magnified as frustrated consumers returned repeatedly, conditioned by social media to expect a quick informational hit.
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It includes a carousel, three squat miniature air-conditioned houses, a general store and a mock train station.
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Last week, I argued here that voters' evaluations of economic "realities" are heavily conditioned by their partisan identities.
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"We've been conditioned to buy only when things are on sale," said Bonnie Patten, executive director of TruthInAdvertising.
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Sugar-coating the message, he says, would not wash with a public conditioned by a largely eurosceptic media.
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She showered in the campus gym and spent the bulk of her time in the air-conditioned library.
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Others relate to the workplace: the proverbial "breaking of the ice" in a air-conditioned, HR-sanctioned meeting.
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In shorts or a skirt comes the air-conditioned office dilemma: Will I be freezing all day long?
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The experience begins in an air-conditioned reception room where staff hand out thermal hooded coats and gloves.
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MORE. "We got so conditioned under Obama that this is all about numbers and a deadline," he said.
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I hope he's out there, applying to schools, schools that he's been conditioned to think aren't for him.
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But as Hope's plight shows, directives issued in air-conditioned government offices can mean little in poor villages.
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And from an early age, men are conditioned to not view themselves as victims or express their feelings.
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It's understandable, because the story is about rabbits, which we're conditioned to associate with Thumper and Peter Cottontail.
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An air conditioned show like Animal Kingdom's "Finding Nemo - The Musical" will be a refreshing 40-minute break.
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In general, personnel appointees should be conditioned on their willingness and ability to implement a progressive policy agenda.
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The clerk had assured my mother that it had an air-conditioned cab that easily sat four people.
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We've been conditioned to think of exercise as perhaps the most important component of any weight loss effort.
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The gentle fwoomp of the entrance to the Frank G. Wells building releasing the building's air-conditioned atmosphere.
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Thanks to the police and ambulances' flashing lights, drivers are conditioned to see flashes as something worth noticing.
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One involves novelty: We are conditioned to focus heavily on new threats, looking for any cause for alarm.
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"That has conditioned everything else," he told Reuters on the sidelines of the Airlines 29 conference in London.
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But perhaps USDA has conditioned the market to behave like Pavlov's dog when it comes to soybean carryout.
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Hill said she became convinced that a White House meeting for Zelensky had become conditioned on the investigation.
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"That has conditioned everything else," he told Reuters on the sidelines of the Airlines 2050 conference in London.
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Harwood: I'm just saying voters get conditioned, acculturated to what they see in front of them in politics.
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Except where prohibited by state law, all offers of employment are conditioned upon successfully passing a drug test.
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We're conditioned by our families, teachers, and peers to pursue what they think would be best for us.
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Connecting with customers through social media, she sells clothes and jewelry from the truck's air-conditioned cargo box.
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From childhood, we are conditioned to think of age as something to fear, avoid, and, at times, disparage.
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I rent an air-conditioned, fully furnished studio apartment for $900 per month—all utilities and WiFi included.
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His long, well-conditioned hair tumbled over a billowing black shirt and pants, accented by two gold chains.
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Only a few people, like herself, Dr. Roy pointed out, are protected in air-conditioned homes and offices.
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Is the world's largest rodent ready for air-conditioned, linen napkin dining on a footsie-filled date night?
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Bare-bones (yet air-conditioned) cabins, communal dining and themed evening entertainment are other only-at-camp touches.
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This reinforced the need to make congressional emancipation conditioned on compensating them, which put abolitionists in a bind.
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Ted Cruz (R-TX), have conditioned their support for any repeal bill on loosening the law's insurance rules.
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In 2009, the year with the most recent statistics available, 87 percent of US homes were air conditioned.
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The comfortably air conditioned Keystone Lanes bowling alley sits just a few hundred feet from the 163 freeway.
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Documents obtained by the Huffington Post show that Aetna expressly conditioned its marketplace participation on the merger's approval.
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There will have to be air-conditioned transit because people won't be able to bike in the sweltering streets.
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The question had nothing to do with politics, and yet the answers given were somehow conditioned by the election.
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Growing up in a blue-collar Portuguese family in Lowell, Massachusetts, he'd been conditioned to peel his fava beans.
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We've been so conditioned now to never see a real human face, one that moves, with its original teeth.
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When you set up a new Wi-Fi network, you're probably conditioned by now to check the "WPA2" box.
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"On average, scientists are not particularly outgoing and are psychologically not conditioned for this sort of thing," Holt says.
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Find an air-conditioned room or, failing that, a large bucket of ice water, and sit in there forever.
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" Taylor texts Sondland and asks, "Are we now saying that security assistance and WH meeting are conditioned on investigations?
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And so perhaps people are conditioned to thinking as these things go on, there is more of that risk.
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"The conditioned animals all ran to the end of the maze expecting there to be food," Dr. Pope said.
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Like a lot of other aspects of life, we've been conditioned to only hear what we want to hear.
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It's because we're conditioned to be suspicious of a legal system that so often ignores us or fails us.
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Being alarmed about a relative loss of status is not racist, but views about status are conditioned by race.
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But every Internet company doesn't have to be the biggest, boldest, always-growing entity we are conditioned to expect.
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Because Trump has conditioned them to not believe things that are, quite literally, right in front of their faces.
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The service also arrives after decades of viewers being conditioned to long-form storytelling on TVs and big screens.
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And because pets don't have political opinions, socially conditioned bad habits, or petty streaks, they'll never disappoint their fans.
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Schedlowski, supported by the DFG (the German Research Foundation), leads one of the only teams researching conditioned immune responses.
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Demand has risen steadily since the first busses - sleek, white, air-conditioned coaches with purple curtains - went into operation.
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Decades of sci-fi movies have conditioned us to lust after devices that are pure screen with no bezels.
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No doubt, we've been conditioned to believe that death at 20 is tragic, while death at 90 is natural.
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We took our 7% robust chocolate milk stout Hornswoggler and conditioned it on hundreds of pounds of Oreo cookies.
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At least that's what I was conditioned to believe as we adapted to our new lives in Southern California.
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Machines controlled from air-conditioned offices 1,000km away in Perth drill holes in the rock and insert the dynamite.
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Enabled by and conditioned by technology, we live in a time when being present and alert isn't a priority.
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The church's bottle-conditioned 4.5-percent ABV porter slips down very easily, with subtle notes of caramel and chocolate.
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Some randomly selected villages would receive cash transfers conditioned on school attendance, while others would receive nothing at all.
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Pat had been diagnosed with Alzheimer's in August 2011 and her conditioned worsened in the last few days. RIP
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As with Pavlov's dogs, who were conditioned to salivate when they heard a bell ring, players retain emotional memories.
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Residents were encouraged to stay hydrated and find an air-conditioned place to avoid heat exhaustion or heat stroke.
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Those who believed in the sanctity of the individual had been conditioned to do so by their class position.
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Many of us have been conditioned to believe that bigger is better — particularly with hair, portion sizes and penises.
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Many people, conditioned by the vast majority of Indian restaurants, would never imagine ordering fine wine with Indian food.
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And in the air-conditioned cool of one store sat Pete Rose, signing items for upward of $300 each.
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Ms. Christopher is now in a different shelter that is air-conditioned but cannot enter the building without help.
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These homes are air conditioned, unlike what we saw in France in 2003 (a situation that's since been corrected).
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Back inside in the safety of a well-air conditioned kitchen, he starts, first, on the tonnato and veggies.
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Here's a brief rehash for those living underneath a rock—or those baseball fans conditioned to ignore the Rockies.
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On the other hand, if you go anywhere except an air-conditioned room, you'll probably sweat them right off.
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Duque, who took office in August, has conditioned peace talks on the ELN suspending hostilities and releasing all hostages.
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The villa is air-conditioned and has oil-fired central heating, an alarm system and a two-car garage.
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As a student, she imagined her future in an air-conditioned office with a decent salary and annual vacations.
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Rattling the keys in the door it opened and the cool air conditioned house welcomed me with open arms.
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The prevailing questions we're conditioned to ask about immigrants have all been deeply shaped by histories of racial restriction.
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Staffers have told many of us that they've become so conditioned to taking incoming that not much shakes them.
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August is one of the top three busiest months to escape to the air-conditioned confines of the library.
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I was also happy with the price — $52 a night for a clean, air-conditioned room during summer season.
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In Phoenix this week, American Airlines set up cooling stations — air-conditioned tents on the tarmac — for its employees.
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"President Trump never told me directly that the aid was conditioned on the investigations," Mr. Sondland said under questioning.
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I can understand baseball's desire to protect pitchers from being overworked, with the new breed conditioned to pitch counts.
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I felt like I was no longer conditioned by those childhood and teenage years living in a totalitarian world.
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Rescued dogs were being held in rows of cages in an air-conditioned warehouse east of downtown San Antonio.
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Or sorry, why are we not conditioned or taught earlier on that taking care of ourselves should be essential?
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Vermont has never conditioned and will never condition refugee resettlement on a refugee's race, ethnicity, religion or national origin.
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Because women have been conditioned to fit into boxes; usually tiny, pretty, sparkly boxes with bows on the them.
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Those senators aren't even arguing whether the President conditioned US security assistance on an investigation into his political rival.
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Tuk tuks are also available or you can easily get a private air-conditioned taxi from $1 a ride.
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Current events have conditioned a new response to news that an officer has been killed: Was it an attack?
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Like the best subversive games, it forces us to really consider the things we've probably been conditioned to ignore.
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The U.S. has conditioned support to opposition fighters in Syria on their commitment not to fight the Assad regime.
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The allure runs deeper than the conditioned boardroom response to a team of Ivy types bearing proprietary intellectual property.
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On the way back to Jordan, I took an air-conditioned bus and avoided the drama of my entry.
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The settlements are conditioned on the approval of the Argentine Congress and the lifting of injunctions in the litigation.
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"Are we now saying that security assistance and WH meeting are conditioned on investigations?" he asked in a Sept.
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We are all of us social animals, conditioned to please and comply with authority figures—such as police officers.
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Their pulses were slower and the beat-to-beat variability greater, a general indication of better-conditioned cardiac muscles.
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Their pulses were slower and the beat-to-beat variability greater, a general indication of better-conditioned cardiac muscles.
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"I was tired, but I was conditioned to go the distance," he said in an interview several years ago.
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Alien took something we're conditioned to view as wholly beautiful, joyous and celebratory—and twisted it into a nightmare.
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On Tuesday, Trump appeared largely oblivious to what was going on outside the convention center's air-conditioned and underfilled arena.
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"As women, we're conditioned to do everything, and we can do everything you just can't always do it at once."
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Now two large, air-conditioned tents here have become a refuge for hundreds of immigrant families who come through daily.
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The air-conditioned people inside the building are not infected, because they don't breathe the exhaust from the cooling tower.
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And because she's been conditioned to equate sexual desire with love, Atkins retreats, and any sense of rebellion is quashed.
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Maybe get your run in during the cooler morning hours or do your workout in an air-conditioned gym instead.
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If you don't have access to air conditioning at home, head to a public air-conditioned place if you can.
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In America, that's conditioned: If you want to get out of something tough, you just work your way through it.
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"Through decades of systemic oppression, black women have been conditioned to think they are less than...These injustices still hurt."
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She honored her familial roots In Black culture, we are conditioned have a reverence for our family and family traditions.
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The transaction was unanimously approved by Outerwall's Board but is conditioned on a tender deal, which still requires regulatory approvals.
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Squidward is the creatively frustrated, misanthropic hipster whose attitude seems perfectly conditioned for today's acutely aware, always-questioning online culture.
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A second trial, in which Schedlowski combined this conditioned response with very low doses of CsA, was even more dramatic.
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Compared to mice that received the same dose but weren't conditioned, their disease progressed more slowly and they lived longer.
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"Payments conditioned on the release of hostages are ransom payments, no matter what other dispute they are intended to settle."
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Fans steadfast till the end Cubs fans have long been conditioned to expect the worst through decades of team misery.
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Moreover, there's a performance lake fountain show, air-conditioned gondolas, and a rooftop garden looking over the South China Sea.
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Blake Lively, peach bikini, surfing, giant leaping death-fish, ticking clock, air-conditioned theater, ten-dollar popcorn, leaving the house.
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"We have so conditioned people to make this an annual decision," said Jay Savan, a partner at benefits firm Mercer.
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Following Kenyon's very specific instructions, I first rinsed the (somewhat sticky) treatment out of my hair, then shampooed and conditioned.
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We are conditioned to associate this time of the year with icy blue, red plaid, snow white, and pine green.
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I cried while I washed and conditioned it, because I forgot how it felt to run my fingers through it.
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We've been conditioned to understand, if not entirely forgive, two people who have probably killed as many as this woman.
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Then you, my friend, will probably want to sit down with Chris and Peter in the air-conditioned VIP area.
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The win was the fourth career Breeders' Cup victory for trainer Mark Casse, who also conditioned 2015 Mile winner Tepin.
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The problem is Americans are conditioned to believe there are unlimited resources of all types, instantly movable across notable distances.
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The lucky ones get to lounge around in air-conditioned enclaves, pretending that nature doesn't exist beyond their sealed walls.
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We're so conditioned to think we should be performing all the time that we've completely lost respect for time-wasting.
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She was conditioned to believe that Black beauty wasn't appreciated in a world of blonde hair and light eye worship.
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Your foundation, which looked amazing in the comfort of your air-conditioned apartment, now feels like the ultimate cake fest.
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The showrunners spent so much of their early seasons killing off Starks that it is what we're conditioned to expect.
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As coaches, we're conditioned to go through these things, but the players are the ones out there expending the energy.
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The afternoon cooled: The instant the sun dipped behind the mountains, it felt as if the valley became air-conditioned.
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And to complicate things even more, the church's membership has been conditioned to defend a crystallized dogma at all cost.
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I felt compelled to join in, particularly as I love English beer styles, especially when they are cask-conditioned ales.
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The holidays are a time when we are especially conditioned to pay more for the label because we're buying gifts.
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Manager Kevin Cash said Kiermaier initially displayed symptoms Tuesday in Toronto and felt better Wednesday before his conditioned worsened Friday.
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The big enclosed tents are air-conditioned, and there are misting stations outside, as well as tanks of free water.
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Wilkinson said organizers will make mosquito repellent available in lodging areas and that all athletes' rooms will be air conditioned.
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Vanessa suddenly takes a beat deciding to take refuge in an air-conditioned van to cool off in both ways.
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While many complain that the moisture covering your entire body—even in air-conditioned spaces—is disgusting, they are wrong.
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Ritidet, the oldest of the four at 33, went three hard rounds with a high-level, well-conditioned young fighter.
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"Basically, if a mouse shows conditioned preference to a drug, humans are going to be susceptible as well," he says.
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The deal, including a long-term supply contract between CCPR and Itambé, is conditioned on approval by antitrust agency Cade.
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We subconsciously ignore specific facts, data, and knowledge because of what we are conditioned to observe or look out for.
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In the air-conditioned respite from the wet heat outside, Aranda wiped sweat from his shaved head with his sleeve.
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Modern Phnom Penh, with its Domino's Pizza outlets and air-conditioned malls, would be unimaginable for his mother, he admitted.
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It was perhaps understandable, in that world, that the Supreme Court often conditioned privacy on the secrecy of the information.
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Amazon, which has long conditioned shareholders to expect a lot of growth but not much earnings, reported a record profit.
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Some don't care because it was reported in The Times, and they've been conditioned to dismiss it as fake news.
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He described the "survivor's guilt" he felt as he ate steak and mashed potatoes in an air-conditioned state room.
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"We are socially conditioned to give answers when someone/something asks us a question," Dr. Gretzel wrote in an email.
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That was before the system was air-conditioned, he said, and yet, even in sticky, slow cars, people mostly behaved.
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Wednesday night, in the fourth quarter, he was conditioned again, though this time he had an inkling about the reason.
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Mice that had a microbiota conditioned by the typical American diet had a weaker response to the plant-based diet.
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A shiny, air-conditioned labyrinth underneath an overcrowded city, it serves 2.8 million people daily, including the novel's narrator, Mrs.
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But Sondland also said Trump conditioned a White House meeting with Zelensky on the latter's willingness to launch such investigations.
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Democrats are trying to show Trump conditioned military aid to Ukraine on investigations into his political rivals, including the Bidens.
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We are all victims of his use of the platform, held hostage by his whims, conditioned by his impulsive rantings.
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But as Mr. Sepinwall writes, many creators demand too much patience of viewers who are conditioned by marathon binge-watching.
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"We've got both Mick Mulvaney and John Bolton publicly saying that the aid was conditioned upon the investigation," Democratic Sen.
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We've become conditioned to associate "The Nutcracker" with ballet, largely because of Tchaikovsky close relationship to that particular dance style.
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These kinds of racist comments, inflammatory acts, and clumsy explanations are what we have become conditioned to expect from Republicans.
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But men, who are often conditioned from childhood to not express emotions, can be reluctant to open up about it.
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Why not postpone for a few days, play only at night or play in closed air conditioned stadiums when available?
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"Are we now saying that security assistance and WH meeting are conditioned on investigations?" he asked Sondland in a text.
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This always helps me feel energized, and seems to combat the drying effects of working in an air conditioned environment.
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Here's the thing: We have been conditioned to define good acting in terms of facial expressions, comic timing, physical bits.
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In truth, "everything"—the White House meeting and the vital security assistance to Ukraine—was now conditioned on the announcement.
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Track and field events will take place at the Khalifa stadium which is air-conditioned and will not be affected.
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That kind of becomes your mantra…We're almost conditioned to not really react to the mental stress of an investigation.
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And now, passengers will no longer have to climb stairs to board planes; they can instead use air-conditioned bridges.
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That's because, she says, they still have a deep-seated conditioned memory for what it means to take a pill.
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So any noises about genocide coming from the Microsoft AI are simply learned and conditioned responses, not anything that's reasoned.
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The problem is, it's hard to be surprised when you've been conditioned to only engage with the things you like.
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Whether you're looking to enjoy nature or take air-conditioned refuge from the heat, we've got a recommendation for you.
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On the other hand, "if you dealt it, you might also be more conditioned to expect to smell it," Ng suggests.
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Seiichiro Nishimoto is president of Shelter Co., which imports air-conditioned bomb shelters from Israel, and he also spoke to Bloomberg.
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The novel technology allowed entertainers, conditioned to belting out melodies, to almost whisper their lyrics and yet still command a room.
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The three bays in the detached five-car carriage house are air-conditioned and could be used as a work space.
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The instructor taught one section in in a hot classroom (80 degrees) and one in an air-conditioned room (69 degrees).
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Those living in air-conditioned rooms did significantly better in a variety of cognitive tests than their peers in uncooled digs.
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At this point, viewers have been conditioned to expect to see women sexually abused, or, at minimum, threatened with the possibility.
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The models that reflect this are called "adaptive," but they're typically only used for buildings that aren't air conditioned at all.
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For so long, we have been conditioned and programmed to fear young black men that we don't care about one another.
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The Supreme Court has never conditioned the exercise of a fundamental right on a person's ability to travel hundreds of miles.
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And just as in the rats, combining the conditioned response with a low drug dose prevents the learned association from fading.
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Schedlowski has since built a strong case, however, that immune responses can be conditioned in humans with wide-ranging potential benefits.
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Outside the air-conditioned halls of the hotel-meets-convention-center, artist Meriem Bennani had been tapped to create a lounge.
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That was a larger affair, with an air conditioned tent erected on Gore's lawn and Aretha Franklin performing for the guests.
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Also, I used to have sleeping problems as a kid and accidentally Pavlovian-conditioned myself to sleep with books and newspapers.
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We've been conditioned to think of exercise as a key ingredient — perhaps the most important ingredient — of any weight loss effort.
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Rebuilding aid is typically conditioned on a cost-sharing agreement that would require Puerto Rico to match a quarter of expenses.
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Americans have been conditioned to respond to the flashiest personality and to equate naked ambition with intelligence, determination, and strong values.
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These are some quality films to watch when you are alone in your air-conditioned room living your best summer life.
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Indian women have been conditioned to cover up their bodies because they are perennially subjected to the prying eyes of men.
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Coates also mentioned air-conditioned lounges for the athletes and ice baths both at the athlete village and at the venues.
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City fire chief Charles Hood says the truck was air-conditioned and water was provided inside the trailer for the immigrants.
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They can seek relief in air-conditioned areas, including an infirmary, administration offices, visitation areas, the education department and the barbershop.
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In stopping Silva, Verhoeven showed shades of Andy Hug's offensive strategy—focusing his ire upon his opponent's less conditioned rear leg.
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That means how you experience an orgasm depends on how you've conditioned your body to experience arousal and sensation, she says.
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We've become conditioned to expect stories of the kids themselves being shot to death, or hiding in terror from the shooter.
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The board last week signed off on a recovery plan from Rossello's administration, but conditioned its support on additional spending cuts.
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"The desirable crypts are now in the new air-conditioned section," another funeral director told Mitford when she updated the book.
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The transaction is conditioned upon necessary regulatory approval that is expected to occur early in the second quarter of 2016 (2Q16).
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The air-conditioned bus then had to drive another loop, but got stuck behind a crash and reappeared two hours later.
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That inquiry is examining whether military aid to Ukraine was conditioned on Ukraine agreeing to open probes involving Trump's political opponents.
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Even in auto factories, most presumably air-conditioned, a week of six days above 90 degrees reduces production by 8 percent.
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The idea here is to pay attention to the visual language of machines, something we are all being conditioned to read.
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"We want to encourage people to spend a bit more time outside of an air-conditioned room — to become Thonglor's backyard."
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The first, on Saturday, was in the air-conditioned ordinariness of the Michael Schimmel Center for the Arts at Pace University.
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The agency also advised residents to "take appropriate measures," including staying hydrated, avoiding direct sunlight and staying in air conditioned settings.
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These donations are not conditioned on a requirement that the money be directed to consumers actually harmed during the financial crisis.
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The president's allies also conditioned military aid and a White House meeting on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky acceding to his demands.
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Some critics might respond that a peace deal could be conditioned upon the Taliban agreeing to gender equality, minority rights, etc.
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I've actually been conditioned to not notice all the actor types and things like that on a day-to-day basis.
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Iran has conditioned any talks on first being able to export as much oil as it did before the U.S. withdrawal.
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The yearly refresh and the iPhone Upgrade Program have conditioned us to want to get a new device every single year.
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This underlying tension, where dedicated fans are conditioned to assume ulterior motives behind the scenes, plays into the popularity of podcasts.
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In one meeting with the psychiatrist, Mr. Khadr, then 22, began to sweat and fan himself, despite the air-conditioned chill.
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Officials have further testified that they believed Trump conditioned military aid to Ukraine on Zelensky publicly announcing such politically motivated investigations.
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Some tractors cost over 100,000 euros, around $117,000, and feature computers, joysticks, control panels with LED lights and air-conditioned cabins.
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Clark breaks down the distillation process of the Daufuskie Island product and we move back into the air-conditioned tasting room.
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Rouhani has conditioned any interaction with Trump on the lifting of U.S. sanctions against Iran, which Trump is unlikely to touch.
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I sat beside them in the over-air-conditioned room, feeling a little smug — I would not be needing a tissue!
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The American public has been conditioned to believe that foreign war is necessary, even vital, to maintaining our way of life.
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"I don't want my swing to be conditioned for a 50-mile-an-hour lob right down the middle," he said.
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"We announced a cease-fire, but conditioned on the fact that it would be a mutual cease-fire," Mr. Ghani said.
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For long sections, he promised ever-expanding vistas of an air-conditioned paradise, in which all Americans treated each other decently.
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Of course, even the most efficient air-conditioner is inefficient in a home that leaks the conditioned air to the outdoors.
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On Tuesday, many players on those outside courts did not have access to air-conditioned rooms during their 10-minute breaks.
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This year, she and the other athletes who will race on the track will benefit from a new, air-conditioned stadium.
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The signing of the deal was conditioned on a seven-day test of that violence reduction, which officials said largely worked.
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The package includes food and air-conditioned accommodations, as well as access to massages and the beach, but airfare is extra.
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A potential change of the project, if it was to take place, is conditioned by the fact that the investment continues.
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This means that, with our nerves conditioned to be exposed, we become acutely aware of every sound and movement around us.
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Not only is the San Jose del Cabo international airport air-conditioned, on any given day private jets line the runway.
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Your imagination is as conditioned as anything else by your lived experience, and certain facts of history are impossible to escape.
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Bolton's manuscript, of course, only further strengthens Democrats' comprehensive slate of evidence noting how Trump conditioned military aid on political favors.
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The second floor has two air-conditioned bedrooms, including the master, which has an exposed-beam ceiling and its own balcony.
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In his 15-page opening statement, Taylor explained how he was told that "everything" Ukraine wanted was conditioned on the investigation.
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Griesa's ruling vacating the injunctions was conditioned on Argentina repealing two laws concerning its debts and paying creditors who by Feb.
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Men are conditioned to think it's sad or pathetic to pay a sex worker, and that's also toxic and a problem.
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After taking the comfortable, air-conditioned bus on our return ($7.50 each), I probably wouldn't bother with the private car again.
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There's nothing like the feeling of sweet relief after walking into an air-conditioned room in the middle of a heatwave.
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I had been conditioned to believe in the importance of directness and sincerity, but Olivier valued a more disciplined self-presentation.
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It's a sprawling maze of air-conditioned sleeping tents, shower tents and a food truck surrounded by big box chain stores.
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Wallace continued to press Collins, asking whether aid being conditioned on an investigation of the Bidens would be an impeachable offense.
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The psychological effect of the increase, the third of 220, may be dulled as consumers grow conditioned to the such moves.
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Part of it, watching it the first time, we're conditioned as viewers to try to guess what's going to happen next.
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We have been conditioned our entire lifetimes that what we do on our private property is our right as Americans, period.
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Taylor learned that a Trump-Zelensky White House meeting was conditioned on investigations that would help Trump's campaignIt became clear to Taylor by mid-July that the White House meeting was conditioned on Zelensky investigating Burisma Holdings, the Ukrainian natural-gas company whose board Hunter Biden sat on until recently, and alleged Ukrainian interference in the 27 US election.
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Not everybody around you is conditioned to handle the kind of pressure that you can as the entrepreneur, leader, C.E.O. and founder.
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The research revealed that women who grew up without a caring father are conditioned to see more sexual intent in other men.
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All that training is as essential for your average person walking down the street as they are for the highly conditioned athlete.
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If you've been a fan of the US Men's National team for longer than a decade, you've conditioned yourself to temper expectations.
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We are pre-conditioned to recognize the color red as a signal for danger and crimson blood a warning of deep injury.
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Each of its 35 villas is air conditioned by a sea water system and each has its own private beach and pool.
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You talk a lot in the book about how millennials are burned out, that we've been conditioned to worship productivity and efficiency.
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Women especially are conditioned to minimize all forms of negative treatment by men for patriarchal benefit, and emotional misconduct is no exception.
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You know, the ingredients that get discarded before they're even consumed because humans have been conditioned to conflate appearance with actual taste.
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Hooking up with a Pakistani guy who had a Pakistani roommate made me extremely uncomfortable, due to the conditioned fear of judgement.
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For most of her campaign, Thakur chose to remain in an air-conditioned bus plastered with massive photographs of her and Modi.
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The "seeking" can only be done by an individual with a particular set of views, conditioned by a particular set of circumstances.
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My instincts, conditioned by Parkland, Pittsburgh and Poway, forced me under the pew, before my brain understood what had sent me there.
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Summertime is finally nigh, and all we want to do is lounge in an air-conditioned room and enjoy that easy livin'.
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The shack is not air-conditioned, and in the sweltering recent weather—South Korea's hottest on record—temperatures inside topped 50°C.
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However, he said many companies are "scared" to take the chance because they've been so conditioned about a five-day work week.
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And why wouldn't they be, when they're conditioned by brokers to think that this incremental fee is simply the "privilege to invest"?
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Pop culture has conditioned us to assume Stan would be the one calling the shots, no matter what, between himself and Angel.
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Family life, happiness, idyllic Americana: We were culturally conditioned to want it, then realized that economic instability meant we'd never have it.
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I meet Machado at a Center City restaurant that she'd suggested for lunch, but it's stuffy even inside the air-conditioned space.
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They're more set in their ways and conditioned by society and they think that they're homosexual if they date a trans woman.
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"Are we now saying that security assistance and WH meeting are conditioned on investigations?" he texted three days later, on September 1.
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Now, that's no reason to hole up in the comfort of your air-conditioned home, away from the sun, wind, and surf.
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Over time, a child can be conditioned by parental instructions to ignore her own instincts, though not always with the desired result.
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There is no downside to hammering a multilateral agreement on a controversial subject negotiated by obscure officials in air-conditioned rooms abroad.
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This is something working and middle-class America, for better or for worse, has been conditioned to see as their life's purpose.
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"I will guarantee his safety, yes," Trump said, noting that promise was conditioned on an agreement to complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization.
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NTU posted a video on Facebook showcasing the new air-conditioned bus, and said it's set to roll out by next semester.
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We were able to get her out of the hot car and inside our air conditioned van where she could cool off.
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Fighting for the Imperium of Man, they have been genetically modified, conditioned and trained to become the best soldiers on the galaxy.
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In Donna, Pence saw oversized, air-conditioned facilities, with children and their parents lying on cots, watching animated movies and eating snacks.
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Now he's making his big demand: On Thursday, Lee conditioned his support for the Senate bill on an amendment proposed by Cruz.
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Lazing by a beach or pool, or in an air-conditioned home, is exactly how you should be using this energy, Virgo!
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Transferring some inmates to already air-conditioned areas within the prison posed "security concerns and would not be logistically feasible," Clark said.
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Yes, she tried to be polite about it because that is what girls are conditioned to do, but she was clear nonetheless.
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That includes using EPA-registered repellents containing DEET, using permethrin-treated clothing and gear, and staying inside screened or air-conditioned rooms.
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And in the summertime when it gets hotter, we are not air-conditioned, so it kind of weeds out the tough ones.
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" However, she wrote, we shouldn't have to be conditioned into believing that we're only worth being seen when we're at our "best.
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Plans to raise the minimum wage, meanwhile, should be conditioned on the island meeting those and other labor reform benchmarks, it said.
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Namely a new kind of everyday life conditioned by the World Wide Web (1991) and then the rise of social media (e.g.
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Can Republicans who were conditioned to say "no" during the Obama years say "yes" to legislation, no matter how imperfect it is?
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He was conditioned by the cruelty in the streets of this city, by the hate that permeates the very air we breathe.
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The sisters took to their kitchen and began experimenting with various natural ingredients to help keep their curly hair healthy and conditioned.
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The new governor, Juma Ali Malou, has an air-conditioned office in Juba and stays in a lodge when he visits Terekeka.
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We are conditioned to think about that third drink as it pertains to driving, but it goes beyond how we get home.
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Inside is an air-conditioned refuge from the boiling highway, with big flat-screens, wood paneling and plenty of pig-themed knickknacks.
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So while they may not be barred from voting by their male relatives, they are conditioned not to pay attention to elections.
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If needed, people can also go into an available quiet, air-conditioned room with activities to support sensory needs, the outlet reported.
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The reasons for this are complex, but much of it has to do with how we are conditioned to think about leadership.
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Sondland testified Wednesday that he presumed security aid was conditioned on Ukraine making a public statement about the investigations absent another explanation.
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We have been conditioned to believe those supply chains cannot be moved back to the US, because it would be too disruptive.
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There are air-conditioned shopping malls for affluent consumers, but the police hound street vendors claiming they're a threat to public order.
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Perhaps everything actually looks fine, and I'm in the throes of some new pavlovian response conditioned by a hatred for digital life.
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Having grown up in a community where street violence is a part of everyday life, Batiste was conditioned to fear the worst.
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But I had been socially conditioned to believe that women would want to have sex with me if I could convince them.
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"A lot of people are conditioned to crazy stories coming from the White House at this point," the Capitol Hill aide said.
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Air-conditioned fun for the whole family awaits at Victory Dance, the New Victory Theater's exuberant and educational summer sampler in Manhattan.
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This second $500 million is conditioned on states waiving work-search requirements, waiting periods and penalties for employers that lay off workers.
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But hours later, long after they had left the comfort of their air-conditioned hotel, he and Natasha were still going strong.
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We're also conditioned to think that a love story, with its inherent female appeal, is thus more frivolous than most other stories.
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Whereas men are conditioned to believe that we're invincible and will remain that way forever — and we're stupid enough to believe that.
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Like many amazing women, she has been conditioned to see the world through the eyes of men and the things they valued.
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"Shortly after the hurricane passes, mold will start to form inside flood-damaged and un-air-conditioned buildings," Rodenbeck told VICE News.
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The Tornillo camp, with air-conditioned tents with bunk beds on a patch of desert, was originally built to house 360 teenagers.
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He's just very bold and very honest, and a lot of people have been conditioned not to deal with people that way.
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The desire to force-fit people into societally conditioned boxes has led to sterilizing children and enacting medically unnecessary surgeries on them.
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FORGO CREATURE COMFORTS Safari experiences range from staying in bare-bones camps with bucket showers to lodges that have air-conditioned rooms.
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But new air-conditioned department stores took away their customers, and the family moved on, like its neighbors, to selling votive papers.
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Would he, like most of the city's moneyed classes, shut them out behind air-conditioned cars and hermetically sealed high-rise apartments?
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Charles M. Blow I feel as if we are being conditioned to chaos by a "president" who abhors the stillness of stability.
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Anil Kumar Saxena, spokesman for Indian Railways, said ticket purchases for first class, air-conditioned compartments, the most expensive category, had surged.
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But fans, despite being conditioned to believe that supporting your local team is little short of a civic responsibility, have more options.
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The car may look zippy, but any soccer mom in a sealed, air-conditioned six-cylinder Land Rover can easily overtake me.
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Even that may prove to be too low because the EIA's forecast is conditioned on WTI recovering to $43 by end-2016.
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When he was a teenager his allergies sent him into air-conditioned theaters for relief, and there he became infatuated with movies.
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Signature of the agreement is conditioned on a seven-day reduction of violence, in effect a limited ceasefire, that began on Saturday.
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Trump, as his own diplomats declared, conditioned the release of the aid on Ukraine announcing an investigation of Biden and his son.
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To its credit, baseball recognizes the tournament's limited appeal to American fans, who are conditioned to care primarily about their favorite team.
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If nothing else, the roller-coaster World Cup ride has offered a pointed lesson to Egyptians conditioned by decades of strongman rule.
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Elizabeth's trajectory makes clear that a life of clandestine secrets and lies can destroy even true believers who were conditioned to kill.
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The song finished and, without the flood of stimulation, my brain couldn't rank relevance using the usual hierarchies its been conditioned to.
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The rear leg, being less commonly targeted, is rarely as well conditioned to punishment as the lead leg of an experienced fighter.
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"We're conditioned to think about art as a financial asset, which is the wrong way to think about it entirely," explains Harvey.
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I didn't start gaining weight until the ninth grade, but I was already conditioned to think I was fat in middle school.
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Its coffee, cereals and stock cubes are sold everywhere, from air-conditioned supermarkets in rich countries to sun-scorched stalls in poor ones.
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When we ignore the parts that make us uncomfortable because we have been conditioned to feel discomfort, we lose out on knowing that.
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It becomes less about fighting and competing for love, as we have been conditioned to think, and more about freely sharing mutual positives.
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Driving an F1 car at speed demands exceptional reflexes and conditioning, which explains why even rookies are among the most conditioned athletes around.
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Likewise, Daenerys Targaryen's sudden Mad Queen pivot feels completely out of line with what we've been conditioned to expect from her so far.
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Make sure to drink plenty of fluids, stay in an air-conditioned building and stay out of direct sunlight as much as possible.
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Sometimes we learn to be afraid of something, because we're taught or conditioned to fear them, or because we experience something very traumatic.
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Shifting the burden to direct taxes would be fairer but involve taking on entrenched interests far more powerful than non-air-conditioned restaurateurs.
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The viewers are conditioned to reflect on the relationships between people, ideologies, and the larger structures created by the installations and our society.
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When in doubt, remember to look for and note all the privileges we cannot see — or which we've been conditioned not to see.
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We've been conditioned to expect first-rate political strategy from Tyrion, but it's clear now that he's not even a passable military strategist.
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A month is plenty of time to be conditioned to fear my headache triggers: complex tasks, sound, bright lights, tests of my balance.
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He had been expecting an armed robber, an entire burglary crew, but this clammy ghost with its outstretched arms, this air-conditioned man?
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They're not actually making judgements based on facial expression, but are conditioned to get fed by the celebrity photo, rather than the rando.
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Many people have been conditioned to think about not opening the statements, to "set it and forget it" because investments fluctuate, she said.
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FERC first approved construction of the project in December 2014 and then again in November 2016, conditioned on receipt of other required approvals.
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Seagate announced the hedge fund will acquire a 9.5 million share stake in the company through a secondary transaction conditioned on regulatory approval.
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In America and Germany, people have been conditioned to see forested landscapes as sublime by painters like Caspar David Friedrich and Albert Bierstadt.
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There wasn't a day as secretary of defense I didn't think of the dead we sent home and I know it conditioned John.
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Motorists who know they will end up in jams prefer to do it in air-conditioned vehicles than perched on sweaty bike seats.
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Attendees can wait in an air-conditioned lounge with refreshments and a place to charge their phone while their car is en route.
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Since iPhone OS, Apple has conditioned us to "Swipe to unlock," which would either unlock the screen or bring up the passcode screen.
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Castro assured that she was provided special care, including a security detail and an air-conditioned stable where music was played during milking.
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And everyone will say what we've been conditioned to say: Well, that's the salary cap, it just made it too hard to trade.
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You see, growing up in the United States, I've been culturally conditioned to see the world always through the suffocating prism of race.
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They're socially conditioned to please others, to bend to what other people want, lest they're labeled "difficult" or, the old classic, a bitch.
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