Great salespeople are consistent, great real-estate people are consistent, great investors are consistent, and great athletes are consistent.
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"Focus on consistent hydration, consistent sleep and consistent food," she says.
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The Kochs are consistent and they are consistent in their message.
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Be consistent with it and get the rest of your life consistent.
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"A consistent wake-up time drives a consistent sleep time," he said.
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By 28500, mostly consistent liberals comprised 6900 percent, consistent conservatives 2628 percent.
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Just trying to be consistent, make some consistent hard contact, hard line drives.
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A consistent approach starts with getting consistent in your day-to-day operations.
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The more consistent your wake-up time, the more consistent your body functions.
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And the fact is Bernie Sanders is as consistent as consistent can be.
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"I thought it was a pretty consistent effort, consistent defense from our group," Budenholzer said.
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We've been consistent on that point and I think they've been consistent on that point.
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Mr. Trump's approach to the region has never been consistent, but he has struck consistent themes.
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But there's no consistent, statewide collection system because there's no consistent source of funding, Sanborn says.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Consistent Delivery of Guidance BT Group plc delivers consistent business and financial performance.
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Our aim was to provide a consistent championship with consistent dates, venues and teams and format.
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On social and identity issues, they tend to be in between consistent Democrats and consistent Republicans.
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Not only is this disappointing diversity consistent with Game Of Thrones, it's consistent with Hollywood in general.
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There appears to be no consistent message, no consistent strategy and no real plan to get one.
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"We need to have consistent policies, they need to be enforced in a consistent way," she said.
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"In TV, you look to make characters consistent, but in real life, we're not consistent," she said.
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"This consistent relationship means consistent income for me, and it means I don't need new clients often."
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The consistent application of laws requires a consistent set of facts on which a society can agree.
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They're looking for that consistent thing from you, and you have to focus on posting that consistent thing.
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You don't need your own swing—you need a consistent swing—because an amateur swing is not consistent.
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We have actual hard evidence to believe he's consistent on the issues that he purports to be consistent on.
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Biden's numbers are relatively consistent throughout, and he said the results are consistent with other polls of black voters.
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He also said that Canha "needed to play on a consistent basis" and needed to get some consistent at-bats.
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That ranks above true and consistent unlimited data (52%), increased reliability (43%), and more consistent coverage outside the home (38%).
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Data fragmentation, data quality, consistent change in the privacy landscape, consistent change in the technology ecosystem, these are universal challenges.
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Consistent Performance: Realty Income's consistent and generally conservative track record underwriting investments and managing the balance sheet is a credit positive.
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Solar power is most consistent in the south, according to this latest study, while wind is most consistent in the midwest.
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Steady, consistent San Antonio has lost its steady, consistent future Hall of Famer, Tim Duncan, who announced his retirement in July.
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Later, if their gender identity remains consistent, they may start cross-sex hormones to bring on puberty consistent with their identity.
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But we wanted that consistent contact because when a man that size makes consistent contact, there's going to be some damage.
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Whereas our results are consistent with an effect of Dodd-Frank on mortgage origination, they are not consistent with potential alternative explanations.
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It's a pattern consistent with undecideds breaking strongly to Trump and consistent with exit poll findings that late deciders broke toward Trump.
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On this policy — maybe only on this policy — there is a consistent message and a consistent plan of action, across departments and agencies.
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But this is a consistent difference in assessment of America's allies, not a consistent difference in assessment of the merits of regime change.
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According to a 2014 Pew study, consistent conservatives expressed the same level of mistrust of ABC News as consistent liberals did of Sean Hannity.
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The characterizations of employment and inflation are also consistent with the data and also consistent with continued expectations of a rate hike in December.
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These strokes are averaged to produce more consistent and easier-to-read handwriting, Microsoft explains, resulting in a more consistent look for your handwritten notes.
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"This is actually an environment where quality stocks — stocks with strong balance sheets, consistent earnings [and] consistent cash flow — tend to do well," said Roth.
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I've been reading you for a decade, I think more at this point, and you're consistent and then you're also inconsistent but your inconsistency is consistent.
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"Bernie Sanders has been very consistent in fighting racism, in fighting stupid wars, Vietnam or Iraq, he has been very consistent in fighting greed," Jealous said.
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A consistent rise Even more than weather extremes -- like droughts or flooding -- climate change is best exemplified by the consistent rise in temperatures year after year.
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Checking the relevant passages for accuracy was responsible and consistent with our standards; Sharing the full piece was a mistake and not consistent with our policies.
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Netflix is typically consistent with releasing original content around the same time each year, in some cases we have included a release month consistent with previous seasons.
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We want a president who is consistent, whose compass points north, doesn't change when it suits them, need someone who is consistent in their views and life.
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Those three are "good quality companies that have consistent revenue growth, consistent operating profits as well as they're rising dividend names with very low debt," he said.
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Most contemporary discourse about the social revolutions of the 1960s and '70s imagines a consistent "left" that created those revolutions and a consistent "right" that opposed them.
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While governments may very well enact laws that are consistent with religious teaching, governments do not pass laws to be consistent with what any particular religion dictates.
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Consistent discourse Abe is hoping to maintain a consistent discourse with Trump to avoid miscommunication, according to people familiar with his strategy in dealing with the erratic Trump.
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Like corporate CEOs who seek consistent and sustainable earnings growth to keep stock prices on an upward trend, so, too, should the President's comments be consistent and sustainable.
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"We're going to continue to have what we believe are fair, proper, consistent with the rules, consistent with the Constitution of the United States, consistent with the laws of the United States of America, to find out whether this president has committed high crimes and misdemeanors," Hoyer said on the floor.
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"Consistent Terms of Service and content policies paired with robust and consistent application across multiple platforms would prohibit violent and harmful actors from abusing these sites," Fisher-Birch said.
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Thermo Fisher's current leverage is consistent with the 3.0x target that Fitch stated as consistent with a 'BBB' rating in the wake of the company's acquisition of Life Tech.
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"The June report is consistent with our forecast for a gradual but consistent recovery of the housing market," said Robert Dietz, the National Association of Home Builders's chief economist.
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Two survivors had critical injuries "that were consistent with an explosion, but not necessarily consistent with a bomb," said Carrie Braun, a spokeswoman for the Orange County Sheriff's Department.
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Early — and consistent — investors compounded their gains further.
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The names may be different, but these men represent a common character, whose seriousness of purpose and consistent moral code are conveyed through seriousness of mien and consistent dress code.
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SO AS YOU – AS A CUSTOMER TRIES TO ACTUALLY IMPLEMENT A CONSISTENT POLICY, CONSISTENT SECURITY ACROSS THAT COMPLEX ENVIRONMENT, THE NETWORK IS WHERE THAT HYBRID CLOUD ENABLEMENT HAS TO OCCUR.
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It doesn't really matter in opera if you are historically consistent – much better to be consistent in terms of style and ambience, even if that means being consistently outrageous or strange.
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"So my point is, the only thing consistent is the consistent political calculation that I'm going to change my position if it helps me politically in a given moment," Rubio added.
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It is completely consistent with what the president has said, every action we take will be consistent with international law and the American people can rest assured that that's the case.
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"But I think it's not good for the American taxpayer, not consistent, anywhere close to consistent, to what we said we would do when they elected us in 2016," Jordan said.
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" The department said the death was "consistent with hanging.
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They're clean, consistent, and they look polished - quintessentially Apple.
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"Consistent," Jeb Bush called him — in a Facebook post.
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It's consistent with Renal Cell Carcinoma ... or kidney cancer.
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Sales took off -- and remained consistent throughout the year.
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We've been consistent about the best approach being a multilateral approach, we've been consistent with respect to the South China Sea, in terms of advocacy, saying all the parties need to come together and work out a solution consistent with UNCLOS, with the, you know, Law of-, Convention on the Law of the Sea.
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If it's an auto advertiser versus a philanthropic thing versus a celebrity, you know — if, at heart, your ideas are consistent and what you stand for is consistent, then it's not difficult.
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I think that it is consistent with our prior cases, with our prior COPPA [Children's Online Privacy Protection Act] cases, it's consistent with the penalties we've sought and obtained in those cases.
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It's not merely that Sanders is unconcerned with appearance, it's that he's consistently unconcerned, and that consistency reinforces the consistent emphases of his voice, which, in turn, reinforce the consistent phrases he voices.
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"'Get Out' had a really consistent message as a way of challenging the kind of racial violence behind white, moderate, liberal positions and I think this film is much less consistent," said Anker.
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It also shows a lack of a consistent response strategy.
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Yet whether it's "leftist" or "rightist," my catechism is consistent.
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None of her reply guys are "consistent harassers," she said.
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We'll go find ways to get better and more consistent.
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The President has not provided a consistent support for reform.
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The system is internally consistent, but does not reflect reality.
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"Democrats need to develop a consistent political brand," Hauser said.
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Cordray: I think it's consistent with what most Americans want.
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Most only revealed DNA profiles consistent with Raveesh or Harinder.
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But studies haven't shown a consistent benefit from DBS treatment.
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And, of course, Scalia himself was far from a consistent
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But she held views that would be consistent with that.
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Say what you will of Williamson; at least she's consistent.
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Constant and consistent communication is required as teams get bigger.
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The path to greatness is paved with tiny consistent rituals.
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"Animals relish a consistent pattern in their lives," Klein said.
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In all of this clutter, there's been one consistent voice.
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Historical support near 113.5 is consistent, but not necessarily strong.
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That was the consistent refrain from Toyota drivers after qualifying.
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The findings from SPPS are consistent with many other studies.
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"[Fireworks] is indeed a consistent thing we heard," he said.
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Normally, I meal plan and our meals are pretty consistent.
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We're not consistent and we lose our focus too much.
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Still, claims remain at levels consistent with strong job growth.
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People typically don't have one consistent type, Dr. Richmond says.
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She proved consistent and forceful enough to reassure her fans.
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Especially not to the degree, consistent degree, that they claimed.
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There was also no consistent pattern of results over time.
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It's a consistent problem for 25% of the people surveyed.
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But usually the horizon is off in one, consistent way.
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AE: That feedback was consistent among a subset of fans.
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And is such a requirement consistent with free speech principles?
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I've been able to be consistent most of my career.
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The findings are consistent with those presented by Dominican authorities.
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This is about a consistent, predictable experience wherever you are.
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This is all consistent with sanctions causing serious economic pain.
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Second, it's to make everything on an album sound consistent.
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The CBS network has been incredibly consistent under CBS Corp.
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Consistent is the right word for it, that's for sure.
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For one, it has a consistent wobble in its rotation.
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Her injuries were also reportedly consistent with an owl attack.
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What exactly "generally consistent" means has been a contentious issue.
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"That is not consistent conservatism," Rubio said of Cruz's record.
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As for now: "Our data was very consistent," she says.
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It's time for a woman leader with a consistent vision.
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But a woman who has been consistent in her beliefs?
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Western technology proved a consistent fascination to Japanese woodblock artists.
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And the results weren't nearly as consistent as the others.
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The cycle has been consistent, but the story is nuanced.
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In one instance, his consistent, careful pattern of behavior escalated.
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I've had consistent work and been happy for it, so.
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The intro, however banal, is consistent with the overall tone.
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The oil heated very quickly and stayed a consistent temperature.
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Fundrise, has the least, at over 4%, but is consistent.
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He has a clear and consistent record on the issue.
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GOP engagement has been more consistent from election to election.
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But it puts a consistent skew on the political system.
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However, the numbers are not consistent with small business sentiment.
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Again, that is consistent with models of a warmer world.
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Without a doubt, the most consistent trend is, perhaps, inconsistency.
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Trump's support among young voters remains consistent from last week.
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But, we must enforce the law consistent with our priorities.
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"The atmospheric cloaking produces totally self consistent observations," Teachey said.
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And above all, it's consistent with his "America First" slogan.
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Mr. Trump's remarks on Saturday are totally consistent with that.
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The theories range wildly, but the symptoms are pretty consistent.
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"The riders really just wanted a consistent experience," Lermitte noted.
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"It's consistent with the strong confidence we're seeing," said Ablin.
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No state can claim more consistent, dominating performance than Texas.
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This leverage profile is more consistent with a 'BBB' rating.
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This is consistent with what is available to all airlines.
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"These clues are consistent with an artificial origin," Loeb said.
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Periods of technological displacement show a consistent pattern in history.
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Morning Routine: My morning routine is pretty simple and consistent.
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It certainly would make iOS 11 consistent across all iPhones.
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We only perform work that is consistent with our values.
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Investigators say the woman's injuries were consistent with her claims.
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This is consistent with the founding vision of the country.
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It has a cadence beat to help keep strokes consistent.
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"I feel mechanically as consistent as I've been," Wood said.
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These changes are consistent with a warming world, scientists say.
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The Pentagon has been consistent in its approach to cybersecurity.
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His actions are consistent, predictable, trending toward evil, and boring.
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If everything starts working smoothly, with consistent speeds, then congratulations.
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He is not consistent and he doesn't stay on message.
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The numbers are consistent with previous polls, according to Gallup.
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Our observations are consistent with Einstein's theory of general relativity.
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For the most part, however, instructors keep their schedules consistent.
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At the time, CEO Tim Sloan had a consistent message.
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We are both pretty consistent and solid from the back.
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We asked him what it took to stay so consistent.
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To make matters worse, I was a consistent pimple popper.
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They are nothing if not consistent in their social policies.
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But everything about it feels consistent with the MCU's past.
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And again, both times I've had it, it was consistent.
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The biggest thing is to be consistent with each round.
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The actor says the key is to keep things consistent.
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And the committees are taking notice of the consistent discrepancy.
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I would never claim to be the most consistent player.
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The sudden drop, after years of consistent growth, seems puzzling.
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SESSIONS: And they believe this is consistent with my duties.
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Maui Brewing Company's consistent growth earned the company national recognition.
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That is more consistent with a slap than a punch.
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Yet the company's actions and messaging haven't always been consistent.
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Today, the retailer is one of EarthKind's most consistent buyers.
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It is not consistent with our values as a company.
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In most cases, responses were consistent across the three regions.
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Come up with a consistent, disciplined approach to your life.
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Yet Trump's consistent success thus far makes both long shots.
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He was very consistent on his interpretation and his rulings.
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"Marco's been consistent about strengthening America's foreign policy," Jindal said.
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Ecuador says the rules are consistent with international asylum standards.
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He's allowed phone calls and visitation consistent with prison policies.
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In fact we measure quality by how consistent things are.
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It's one consistent yellow gumdrop shape for face after face.
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It was a consistent, solid day all the way through.
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The doctors said it was consistent with a major stroke.
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Opposition to a carbon tax is consistent on Capitol Hill.
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Consistent location records are extremely valuable for Google's advertising business.
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Now it's just a matter of keeping the effort consistent.
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Director of Marketing and Communications, found that consistent bestsellers of
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States have been having consistent trouble finding drugs for executions.
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Mr Erdogan has not been entirely consistent in his purge.
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Arsenal aren't so much consistent as they are consistently variant.
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He is proving a consistent part of the Detroit rotation.
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Years of consistent success will do that to a company.
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Consistent with previous research, evidence for an orgasm gap emerged.
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Facebook says that some activity is consistent with IRA methods.
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And he's just so consistent in his finding the bird.
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Not necessarily rigid, but consistent, because the words mean something.
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Data from the Census Bureau are consistent with this pattern.
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Customers expect a consistent experience, even across marketplaces like Etsy.
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Doctors say he has injuries consistent with caustic chemical consumption.
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Or you might focus on keeping your bedtime consistent instead.
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The pathology of mass killers is consistent, whatever their nationality.
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These three strands are all consistent with his libertarian bent.
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This survival time is consistent with this kind of cancer.
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I'd like to see him be a little more consistent.
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In the US, hot car deaths are a consistent problem.
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These findings are consistent with what prior studies have shown.
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This has been the most consistent pattern of the campaign.
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This benefit has been consistent across the video game industry.
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That's why we also need consistent guidelines and mandatory training.
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I appreciated them because they were consistent, but low pressure.
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The crowd on Wednesday appeared grateful for the consistent attention.
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But the pattern is not consistent across all world regions.
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He is an outspoken and consistent proponent of all four.
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The are consistent with the rhetoric of the bill's sponsors.
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All of these are consistent with last year's survey responses.
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"One just needs to be consistent and patient," he said.
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Yardeni has been one of Wall Street's most consistent bulls.
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He wrote that momentum trades work best in consistent conditions.
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Consistent screening of the blood supply is an enormous task.
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A normal party is united by a consistent belief system.
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This message, which Trump has been consistent about, is devastating.
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Our finding was consistent across species, continents and habitat types.
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" He added, "Corbyn's views represent a consistent hatred of Israel.
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But it is entirely predictable, and consistent with historical reality.
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Former aides say McCain has been consistent throughout his career.
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I've shown good quality, way more consistent, physically much better.
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People are not in the mood for even and consistent.
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"I realized I just had to be consistent," Mike said.
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"I realized I just had to be consistent," he said.
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No matter which Macy's we shopped, the experience was consistent.
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Write whenever you can and be consistent above all else.
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"The only thing is try to be consistent," Gregorius said.
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Xi has never been entirely coherent or consistent on reforms.
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His only consistent companion is his home health care aide.
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Salvation from one of Windows' consistent annoyances is at hand.
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And so you have to be consistent with your communications.
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It's the one consistent through line of his presidential politics.
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The company has been a consistent generator of positive FCF.
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There is a consistent chasm between Schultz's rhetoric and practice.
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Turning it on dropped my ping to a consistent 40ms.
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New evidence is consistent with the presence of a ring.
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Advertising increases drug sales; the studies are consistent on that.
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"Very consistent is a good word for it," Rivera said.
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That view is consistent with this moment in our culture.
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It is equal and consistent with relations to human beings.
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But his lock, load and swing are fluid and consistent.
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Tyra Banks has always been a pretty consistent hair chameleon.
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It was totally consistent and it was its own world.
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We have a consistent funnel of clients who call us.
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The most consistent is to not let me start it.
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How do we make sure that we're making consistent product?
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It can also be fun, consistent, mutually pleasurable and intimate.
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At worst, he may be a more consistent Robert Covington.
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That is very consistent with the position Kaiser Permanente took.
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Still, he wasn't as consistent as he would have liked.
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Regulators also want more consistent capital calculations at big banks.
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This is consistent with his constant innovation in his businesses.
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But not all of those patients are necessarily consistent customers.
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Six of these patients developed symptoms consistent with autoimmune disorders.
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Those findings were consistent with academic research published this year.
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Other times, she heard a consistent tapping on the wall.
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Within one, they can get consistent adult attention and engagement.
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"That's consistent with our policy," Sankey said of such experiments.
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Advocates say it leads to more consistent, less episodic giving.
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Macron's vision of restored greatness is consistent with French ideals.
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Ohio was consistent with the national average of 31 percent.
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However, what we have observed is consistent with background alone.
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This has been consistent, under both Democratic and Republican presidents.
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At times, she has struggled to articulate consistent policy stances.
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They've been pretty consistent since the beginning of his presidency.
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Whether those highlights turn into consistent production is anyone's guess.
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"This lease sale is expected to be consistent," it said.
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Those results were consistent with what other polls typically find.
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The result is a longer lasting and more consistent heat.
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For the most part, 2016 remains consistent with these trends.
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That's consistent with the timeline presented by Melania Trump's lawyer.
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It's safer this way, and leads to more consistent results.
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"I thought tonight was at least pretty consistent," Griffin said.
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LOS ANGELES — Robert A. Iger is nothing if not consistent.
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This was not a coalition of ideologically consistent, progressive voters.
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His answers, Chief Justice Roberts suggested, betrayed no consistent theme.
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Then their results would actually be quite consistent with ours.
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Such a system would be more consistent with democratic principles.
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Impressive new options are also emerging, consistent with historical precedent.
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Mexico's response to the president's tweets was concise and consistent.
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That obviously demands good and consistent communication on our part.
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Let's be consistent and expansive champions of the First Amendment.
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It's consistent with how he has treated America's traditional friends.
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Once you have that consistent process, it helps a lot.
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Tsitsipas plays deep in the court with consistent, powerful groundstrokes.
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Views have largely been consistent over the past six years.
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"I have a pretty consistent nighttime routine," Ms. Shain said.
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"Be consistent and do it every time," Ms. Hockstad said.
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His consistent goodness is both heartwarming and a little implausible.
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In the intervening years he was nothing if not consistent.
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Those results are consistent with the party's voters at large.
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This was not a peculiar Southern obsession, but consistent nationwide.
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The messaging is entirely consistent with Made in China 2025.
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Internally, the government often uses language consistent with that position.
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They're dogged and consistent, with the patience of a machine.
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You have to be absolutely consistent, and relentlessly repeat it.
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The one consistent strain was the prohibition of female sexuality.
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Grade inflation has been consistent across racial and socioeconomic groups.
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Much of that is consistent with accounts of berserker behavior.
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There were consistent patterns: Politics, the economy and foreign affairs?
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That's the most consistent theme in all of my work.
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"The bills, in my mind, are completely consistent," Altman said.
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TU: Our position has always been consistent over the years.
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Giving states more flexibility is consistent with Republicans' federalism philosophy.
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Whose platform and record are most consistent with our values?
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Uysal repeated that policy is consistent with targeted "gradual" disinflation.
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In her words It's a muscle that needs consistent flexing.
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She had genital injuries and vaginal tears consistent with trauma.
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The data is consistent with past surveys on the issue.
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An official described the mark as consistent with a bite.
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"You want to be consistent about your preferences," she said.
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There aren't very many people who are fully ideologically consistent.
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We should have nationally consistent rules for primaries among states.
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This consistent performance met all of our stated performance targets.
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This is consistent with accounts from some of Weinstein's accusers.
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A consistent theme through the family was attention to detail.
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He's such a consistent punk, and it's never examined why.
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But his security expense has been consistent over the years.
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His outreach on preventing shootings is consistent with that platform.
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While the kitchen is fairly consistent already, service is unpredictable.
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Bernstein said Sunday that Trump's consistent lying should concern Republicans.
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"Parents should place consistent limits on screen time," Tomopoulos said.
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Like her and you see her stance as entirely consistent.
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Most want new products, and fast, on a consistent basis.
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When I plugged in numbers, it gave surprisingly consistent results.
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Such a move would also be consistent with recent practice.
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Those numbers have been consistent since the Second World War.
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Here's the case for staying consistent and getting enough sleep.
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The limited capacity of segregation made consistent discipline almost impossible.
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Even among political scientists, these surveys don't necessarily stay consistent.
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They created and followed a consistent schedule, or daily routine.
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Air pollution levels have remained largely consistent in recent years.
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His approval rating has largely remained consistent throughout the inquiry.
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Trump's support in the polls has been consistent since March.
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I mean, he was really consistent, played a great match.
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"He's been very consistent this year," manager Dave Roberts said.
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Once again, the new policy is consistent with that precedent.
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However, it's not consistent with his administration's actions and policies.
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This appears to be consistent with patterns of medical spending.
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" "The only consistent theme seems to be he's pro-Trump.
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Consistent with The Economist's simple model, sterling rose by 0.25%.
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Ischemia's results are consistent with current understanding of heart disease.
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And our president is quite pragmatic, quite consistent, quite practical.
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Fitch expects industry capital to remain consistent with current levels.
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That seems to be a dark, but consistent, American tradition.
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Under Popovich, the Spurs are renowned for their consistent performance.
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The funding is largely consistent with the president's 2018 request.
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Retirees fear for their pensions and consistent access to healthcare.
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"But this is consistent with how we enforce," Dorsey added.
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Their biases are consistent with those of the general population.
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Consistent pricing makes it a worthy option for flexible travelers.
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But the clue and the entry have to be consistent.
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His ideas have been remarkably consistent, down to the playlists.
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They are also aiming to be consistent with previous decisions.
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Luckily, Mane churns out amazing performances on a consistent basis.
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It is not, though, consistent, and it is not immediate.
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He hasn't laid out a consistent position on climate change.
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"It was consistent of who I am," Ms. Lowey said.
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That move was consistent with patterns throughout the presidential campaign.
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His nonsense narratives and hyperactive editing are consistent stylistic choices.
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" Still, she said, "This study found a very consistent association.
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This act of removal is consistent with the sea's power.
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In fact, he's become so consistent that it's almost boring.
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The break is consistent with the government's modest stimulative measures.
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Pompeo: The president has been crystal clear and incredibly consistent.
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"The data was very clear and very consistent," he said.
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Strong and Consistent Operating Performance Fitch views AHS's consistent and highly predictable operations, together with the geographic diversity and presence in several favorable markets such as Florida and central Colorado, as chief credit strengths.
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Backwardation in Brent is consistent with a tightening global oil market while contango in WTI is consistent with local oversupply of crude as a result of refinery shutdowns and the closure of export terminals.
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The NYPD said that the package contained what appeared to be a pipe bomb consistent with the other devices sent so far, and that the packaging was also consistent with that of the other packages.
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Consistent with recent personality change theory, the more trait-consistent behavioral challenges that the students successfully completed, the more their personality traits shifted over the course of the study in the direction that they desired.
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"There is agreement between the majority of the House and Senate that the smoking of cannabis is not an act that is consistent with a healthy life and not consistent with consuming medicine," Bradley said.
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" While the circumstances in the April 7 attack were "largely consistent with the use of chlorine," it said, the symptoms were more consistent with the use of "another chemical agent, most likely a nerve gas.
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"Trump&aposs national security advisor, Robert O&aposBrien, similarly called these threats "consistent" with intelligence, saying: "It is always difficult to know exactly what the targets are, but it certainly is consistent with the intelligence.
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That would be consistent with the RFS, consistent with the administration's objective of repealing outdated regulations that hamper growth and would empower consumers to make the correct fuel choice for their vehicle and their wallet.
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It's consistent with the sentiment that you saw in the minutes.
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Labour's position on Brexit has been consistent only in its ambiguity.
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The Iranian government's behavior has been consistent since the 1979 revolution.
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The most important thing is that you're consistent about your schedule.
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There are 25 photos in total, which remain consistent every episode.
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Today, we can voice loud and consistent support for net neutrality.
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"And to be more consistent, especially from the baseline," he added.
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With refresh rate, there was a consistent measurable difference, across computers.
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But their instincts and sense of entitlement are consistent with his.
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We hit our stride, and it was a great, consistent experience.
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This was despite a modest beat and largely consistent fundamental trends.
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How stable and consistent and long-term looking is the ownership?
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"He wants us to stay consistent," Hall said of his coach.
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It's that even widely held norms aren't always consistent or compatible.
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That's consistent with the growing, but slowing, thesis in economic growth.
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"We're just not consistent," Magic leading scorer Evan Fournier told reporters.
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"From there, he has been really consistent," manager Bud Black said.
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So in that sense, this is totally consistent with Iranian behavior.
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Moreover, the criteria listed are consistent with American values and principles.
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Yet consent of the governed is perfectly consistent with natural law.
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But Orman's work wasn't always so consistent — or guaranteed at all.
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But one refrain was consistent across audiences: God, that was bleak.
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No surprise there — that's pretty consistent across the entire MacBook line.
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But having consistent, transparent numbers should be part of that process.
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In fact, older workers' productivity was more consistent than younger workers'.
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I think that's key to keeping up a consistent workout routine.
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And the first is a consistent outperformer, over time, as well.
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The consistent steady separation confirms strong confidence in the trend strength.
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Humana said doing so was "consistent with past practice and appropriate."
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Budget for a consistent date night and for a yearly vacation.
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When I'm off them, my energy stays consistent throughout the day.
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"Since the April meeting there's been a consistent message," he said.
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That answer, consistent with some other recent surveys, represents a shift.
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Totoro is also one of Ghibli's most consistent sources of profit.
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For this, Niantic will need something more precise and more consistent.
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The actress' request is consistent with her personal and political beliefs.
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This is consistent with the temporary general license exemption language. pic.twitter.
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Consistent with our values, we respect diverse thought and open dialogue.
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A positive thing to say for Yahoo: it has become consistent.
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Darke flees, entirely solipsistic, magnificently consistent in his scathing, odious arrogance.
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Costco wants to keep its rotisserie chicken at a consistent price.
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The new system is meant to be clearer and more consistent.
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The ratings slide isn't just consistent — in some weeks, it's accelerating.
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It's less structurally secure than his prior work, less thematically consistent.
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These are simple trading strategies that have delivered consistent, reliable results.
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The company is striving to stabilize production and deliver consistent profit.
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The rating action is consistent with previous commentary released by Fitch.
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One thing you can say for Michael Bay's work: it's consistent.
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The findings are consistent with previous Consumer Reports studies, she said.
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This process also transfers your speed and keeps your orientation consistent.
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Since 2015, Popeyes' US comparable sales growth had been relatively consistent.
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CBK has a consistent execution under its renewed and clearer strategy.
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With one judge, you're getting a consistent approach from one background.
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But ultimately couldn't nail a strong, consistent theme set I liked.
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The new findings are consistent with previous analyses by the CDC.
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In recent years, Ryan's agenda has had a few consistent tenets.
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They did not witness the consistent and responsible care I provided.
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That would be consistent with his record—except in one respect.
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If SourceFed is right, then shouldn't Google at least be consistent?
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There's a reason why autocomplete may not seem consistent, Yehoshua says.
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"That's not language consistent with any conversation I've had with him."
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One person's decision may not be consistent with that of another.
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Another is that it is more consistent than the natural stuff.
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Go back 30 years, and his core message is remarkably consistent.
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There aren't many consistent high-growth stocks out there right now.
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Consistent with previous years, Moynihan did not receive a cash bonus.
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That finding skews conservative, but is consistent in terms of age.
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Trump has been clear and consistent about his restrictionist trade agenda.
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You can see a consistent throughline to any one person's work.
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What bothers me is that we should try to be consistent.
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It's consistent with their botching the Holocaust Remembrance Day in January.
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" STAY COMMITTED "It's really important to make sure you stay consistent.
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THAT'S CONSISTENT WITH BEING VERY CLOSE TO FULL EMPLOYMENT RIGHT NOW.
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Tauruses, Virgos, and Capricorns tend to thrive within set, consistent structures.
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It's knowing the right keywords to search for, and being consistent.
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For Dan, their father's advice is about consistent effort over time.
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But the new findings are consistent with previous results, she said.
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That is not consistent with what the Fed has been saying.
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The findings are consistent with the past two years' study results.
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"Around 20 minutes in, the cough became really consistent," McKenny wrote.
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Consistent units of measurement are the foundation of the scientific method.
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This is consistent with what we have been saying all along.
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I feel like all three of mine have been pretty consistent.
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Beijing tends to prefer incumbent party successors with consistent policy lines.
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Having a consistent bedtime is like rule #1 of sleep hygiene.
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Another strength is the works' generally consistent level of high polish.
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Funds are rarely spent in the most consistent and efficient manner.
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Without marketing dollars, you have to be consistent with your customers.
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Both wars are consistent with a reactionary view of U.S. interests.
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Since then, both have posted consistent growth in volumes in Mexico.
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The president just being consistent, it was what the campaign was.
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His remarks are consistent with what he said a year ago.
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The ratio was consistent with excessive use of force, experts said.
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Vomiting has been a consistent problem for Schumer throughout her pregnancy.
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The satellite woes put such consistent records into jeopardy, Serreze said.
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"There has been a consistent negation of international standards," he said.
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I gave up trying to control and be consistent with myself.
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But the cheapest option of £23 per part has remained consistent.
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But he still demonstrates a consistent and casual disdain toward women.
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There hasn't been a consistent international organization of snow kite racing.
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They are at low levels consistent with a healthy job market.
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It was consistent with the show up until that point, actually.
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However, some findings are consistent across red, blue, and swing states.
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Unlike Clinton, he's been a fairly consistent liberal throughout his career.
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It's not at all consistent with Republican principles ... We promised repeal.
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For most, gas is far easier and offers reliable, consistent heat.
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That fact is not obviously consistent with young people splurging freely.
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That's our challenge, to find that on a more consistent basis.
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This is consistent with computer model projections of a warming world.
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"That is not consistent conservatism, that is political calculation," Rubio said.
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Liriano got in a good place, more consistent with his delivery.
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Doctors advised detectives Carl's injuries were consistent with shaken baby syndrome.
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Which, really, is consistent with his grasp on reality in general.
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Court documents say that she had injuries consistent with being restrained.
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"Right now we're not consistent enough," Minnesota coach Tom Thibodeau said.
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"Nick's been the most consistent offensive player we have," Ausmus said.
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McConnell also suffered by not having a consistent partner in Trump.
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What we announced today is the base model that's globally consistent.
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Atom resonances are extremely consistent, which makes atomic clocks so precise.
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Avoid blended spirits; they're too consistent and collectors want something unique.
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It's a bunch of inconsistencies that add up to consistent frustrations.
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It is all consistent with a slower growth trajectory in Canada.
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Those people who are not consistent are left with random outcomes.
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Net neutrality protections are absolutely consistent with a free market framework.
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It gives consistent performance that's a step above most people's experience.
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Polls do show Clinton has a consistent trustworthiness problem with voters.
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PlanetScale's Vitess gives enterprises the protection of redundancy but consistent speeds.
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The answer was consistent: He fought back against the status quo.
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Collectively, their accounts paint a consistent and ongoing pattern of behavior.
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It would have to be consistent with the problem as posed.
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Landlocked surfers like myself would likely welcome consistent three-foot waves.
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A consistent statistical correlation exists between murder rates and death sentences.
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But nothing would give me the consistent look I was after.
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But the closer you zoom in, the less consistent Arsenal appear.
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So you have a consistent style and tone for your tweets?
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Non-ADHDers are able to pay attention on a consistent basis.
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Modernizing transactions are smaller and consistent with emerging trends in food.
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For now, I'll settle for this consistent run of greatness. 8.
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The AMA has a consistent record of corruption and political ineffectiveness.
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The performance of the funds has been consistent with the ratings.
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Meanwhile, Buemi could not be up against a more consistent driver.
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It strives to maintain a risk level consistent with its benchmark.
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The assumption was not consistent with the results leading to today.
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The good news is that these biases tend to be consistent.
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These actions are not consistent with America's history or our values.
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Torpedoing prosecutions against Hezbollah drug traffickers is consistent with these decisions.
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Instead, I focused on staying consistent, and it worked out perfectly.
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That's consistent with the growth rate seen in the fourth quarter.
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But Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has been utterly consistent her entire life.
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The means to achieving both has been consistent throughout American history.
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The relationship was not consistent across the entire political spectrum, however.
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Clinton with a consistent lead in the Democratic primary in California.
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While Trump has no grand strategy, he does have consistent instincts.
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One would hope they'd be consistent with their pro-life message.
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But after training his tool, Dr. Bohannon noticed a consistent bias.
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This history is consistent with the reality of money bail today.
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"Our school is very consistent," volleyball head coach Stacy Muckenthaler said.
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Be consistent, and make sure you do it for every purchase.
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"Their testimony is not consistent with the physical evidence," he said.
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Her voice has the texture of pavement—dark, rough, reassuring, consistent.
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BoC Shanghai said the Reuters report was "not consistent with facts".
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This ensures consistent heat, prolongs grilling time, and is cost-effective.
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Pros: Super stylish, sturdy, fast and consistent toasting, excellent bagel function.
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No residents reported symptoms consistent with ricin poison, the complaint says.
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" Any policy may must be "consistent with state and local law.
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It will be consistent with law and the spirit of Congress.
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This payout ratio is consistent with the broader equity REIT universe.
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Trump was consistent in his conversations with Comey and other officials.
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We're playing better and we've just got to be more consistent.
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Projects must also be consistent with State Coastal Zone Management Plans.
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I'm more consistent with my slider, and my fastball location too.
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Without consistent contact, they easily fall into the realm of acquaintance.
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Try getting consistent concision like that on a warm, inviting stage!
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Like Trump, Lopez Obrador has shown consistent disdain for the media.
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Also consistent with B.R.N. operations, there was no claim of responsibility.
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There's still time to adopt a more consistent and appealing message.
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Consistent with this is the recent pick-up in wage growth.
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The US economy has seen consistent growth under the Trump administration.
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That's why we've been consistent in the season and the playoffs.
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Since that race, he's been a consistent critic of the President.
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"Bed Bath hasn't exactly had the most consistent execution," he said.
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Experts said that ratio was consistent with excessive use of force.
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It requires the consistent attention of every organization's most senior leaders.
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How Karat worksKarat strives to provide companies with consistent candidate evaluations.
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You're just trying to be consistent and barrel the ball up.
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That outcome would be consistent with hundreds of other post-Sept.
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American Olympic performance has been astoundingly consistent over the recent decades.
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But, she added, the Grand Slam organizers needed to be consistent.
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The real-life results were consistent with those of the experiment.
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There are consistent reports of beatings, food deprivation and solitary confinement.
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I feel like being consistent is more of a process goal.
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Being a consistent climate hawk, it turns out, is extremely difficult.
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Gaztelumendi's job is making sure Vector's character stays consistent and believable.
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IBM has seen several years of near-consistent declines in revenue.
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There's little consistent evidence that ads substantially promote higher drug prices.
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One of the cracks was consistent with metal fatigue, he said.
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Mr. Poklinkoski praised the senator's consistent opposition to free-trade agreements.
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They just needed to find ways to become consistent with that.
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And we're open to investors whose values are consistent with ours.
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A focus on encouraging investment in rural projects has been consistent.
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And the label has remained just so consistent over the years.
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And many suffer tremendous psychic trauma from consistent misgendering by others.
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This is consistent with equities performance seen at other large banks.
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He's a little more consistent than John McCain, but you're right.
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Few teams were more consistent in forcing inefficient mid-range looks.
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Luckily, BPD is treatable with consistent therapy, self-awareness, and support.
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"That's especially reassuring given that our results remained consistent," said Charlton.
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Coffee is pretty much the only consistent thing about my schedule.
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In Scandal's earlier days, David was the consistent voice of reason.
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It's consistent with the commentary around a slowdown in Chinese growth.
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"We wanted to keep it simple and consistent," Lambert told VentureBeat.
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These trends are consistent with our negative outlook on the sector.
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However, the underlying trend remained consistent with tightening labor market conditions.
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" He continues, "there is nothing smooth and consistent with my approach.
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There is no consistent sound when it comes to nu disco.
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It's a consistent, coherent, well-crafted album, but it feels anticlimactic.
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The result is consistent with polling leading up to the election.
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There's a logic here, weird, but consistent, and it intrigued me.
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The suit, designed by The Lapel Project, kept the theme consistent.
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We evaluate evidence in a manner consistent with our prior beliefs.
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"We had sparks here and there, but nothing consistent," Vucevic said.
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The polls this year have followed a pretty consistent pattern. Mrs.
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" Cramer continued, "To be consistent they have to examine this deal.
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Consistent capital generation and moderate dividend policies underpin Occidente's capital metrics.
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"Dialogue with Russia is absolutely consistent with NATO policies," Stoltenberg added.
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Mr. Dylan's absence, however, does seem consistent with his general approach.
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A lie that is consistent with the misrepresentation policy of Facebook.
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He described Strauss as a consistent presence within the wrestling team.
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Consistent play has been one of your defining characteristics this year.
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Their statements have been detailed and are consistent with one another's.
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The only consistent figure in the closing arguments was Adam Skelos.
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His most consistent to date, it sharpens and deepens his sound.
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DS: What qualities do you find consistent across all successful entrepreneurs?
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It got easier and easier with every day of consistent practice.
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Second, the pattern of evidence was consistent with taste-based discrimination.
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This pattern is consistent with recent research about how falsehoods spread.
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Khan has been a consistent critic of Trump and his policies.
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Even the White House has struggled to send a consistent message.
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Lovely as they are, the buses have a pretty consistent flaw.
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In other words, no consistent pattern of all of the symptoms.
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Consistent lower pricing is key to boosting sales throughout the year.
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Love, acceptance and pushing to strive have been consistent for us.
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The effects they find are small in effect size, but consistent.
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Besides that, just really putting in the effort and being consistent.
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That would be consistent with an emerging paradox of his presidency.
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So now these last four quarters, we've had very consistent growth.
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He's been really consistent and I think we turned the corner.
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But there's one more consistent takeaway in all these recent polls.
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Which is thematically consistent, sure, but … c'mon, dude, it's her house.
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Both of those results are relatively consistent with the recent past.
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"Russia's response over five years has been consistent," Mr. Coats said.
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They are specific, individual and occasionally quirky, rather than smoothly consistent.
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Cell or internet service may also not be consistent or available.
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I try to be consistent and fair, but I'm not perfect.
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The marketing of Victoria's Secret has been nothing if not consistent.
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The answers, you'll see, are far from certain or even consistent.
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It's also consistent with the language used by one Donald Trump.
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Both kitchens are models of superior ingredient shopping and consistent performance.
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Only years of consistent, mature behavior, he said, can do that.
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"He is consistent," said a "very conservative" man from Bedford, Texas.
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Three years ago, Amazon began to report small but consistent profits.
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That's something that I've been working on — to be more consistent.
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That's pretty huge considering my iPhone use is usually super consistent.
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"We need to be more consistent, myself included especially," Long said.
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But it misunderstood what consumers wanted — namely a consistent starting point.
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"He's very consistent at the practice, all the time," Uno said.
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Matthew Kroll says the four bodies had injuries consistent with drowning.
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He had no record of consistent adherence to conservative movement ideology.
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It's one of the things he is most consistent about, actually.
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"It's not consistent with who I know her to be." video
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That's the kind of consistent defensive commitment that Iceland has shown.
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Us.Sanders is nothing if not consistent, even when he's praising dictators.
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Or an existing website that you'd like to remain consistent with?
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National surveys have been less consistent about the issue of removal.
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So Powell has deployed a central bank's most consistent weapon: communication.
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They may be agreeable, if you have a consistent payment history.
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Continuity in personnel allowed Eisenhower to deliver a consistent political message.
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Despite his consistent national lead, Biden has failed to electrify crowds.
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They hold forth about negative space, consistent strokes and serif experimentation.
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However, determining the full cost of an order is less consistent.
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As long as you are consistent and stick to the process.
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Video games have been less consistent when it comes to lightsabers.
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It trades portability for consistent results and higher levels of magnification.
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Coming up with a consistent theme set was a real challenge.
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History shows no consistent correlation between tax rates and economic growth.
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So I'm just trying to stay consistent with those simple thoughts.
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This interpretation is wrong — their findings are completely consistent with ours.
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Consistent with German confidentiality rules, they declined to identify the suspects.
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It shows you care, are consistent, and that you are reliable.
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By comparison, Sanders has enjoyed a consistent lead in New Hampshire.
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And do they seem to be consistent with race massacre victims?
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And we don't get consistent explanations or insights from the administration.
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After 11 years of coaching, Bay has found a consistent approach.
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The Trump administration's negotiating position has been nothing if not consistent.
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That would be consistent with what other recent presidents have done.
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And so what he's doing is sort of consistent with that.
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One thing is consistent: the glaciers in the park are shrinking.
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All of these are consistent with what analysts have previously expected.
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That's what I saw, and it stayed consistent throughout the night.
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The reaction of financial markets is very consistent with that perception.
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This view is consistent with participant's projections of appropriate monetary policy.
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Unlike, perhaps, Mr. Hannity and Ms. Palin, he is being consistent.
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" Wellman agreed, adding: "Be consistent, and the money will roll in.
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Rather, officials say, women's admissions are consistent with the applicant pool.
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And it was consistent with what we were trying to accomplish.
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It was consistent with one food safety issue after the next.
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However, Yaroslavl's debt burden should remain consistent with the region's ratings.
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He also wants each parent to have consistent FaceTime with Everly.
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Chipmakers, in particular, have proven a consistent winner in recent years.
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Where Klobuchar really differentiates herself is her consistent performance in elections.
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The new research, he said, is consistent with his own work.
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It has consistent themes that should sound familiar to American ears.
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That's consistent with Pyongyang's claim of having tested a hydrogen bomb.
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Outdoors, though, I found the gesture recognition a little less consistent.
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Experts have said this theory is consistent with the debris found.
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One of the most consistent suggestions, however, was A Short Hike.
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This means everyone needs to have consistent and reliable internet access.
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Tax cuts, unlike protectionism, are consistent with advancing Americans' general welfare.
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That is not consistent with the intent of the founding fathers.
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Her Patreon dispatches are slightly more consistent but take different forms.
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"This episode is consistent with his history of outbursts," she said.
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It&aposs a small price to pay for a consistent reward.
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But the Trump administration has yet to show a consistent hand.
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The heart of Alphabet's consistent earnings remains the company's search engine.
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A spokesman said the arrangement was consistent with the SEC accord.
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I feel like he's going to have a great, consistent career.
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To build mental strength, much like physical strength, requires consistent exercise.
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George Soros has a consistent record of reckless antipathy toward Israel.
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It was consistent in Georgia 6 and other suburban affluent districts.
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The show is handsome, consistent and more than a little timid.
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"It was a consistent source of qualified purchasers," Mr. Parfitt said.
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The main thing is try to be as consistent as possible.
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The criteria are narrow — and dependent on relatively consistent weather patterns.
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This pattern was consistent for both senior interviewers and junior interviewers.
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"Now it's been a consistent thing for him," Chuck Howard said.
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"It just shows how consistent she's been all year," Brandt said.
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It was coming off the racket, easy power and very consistent.
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This has become a consistent line of attack against the Clintons.
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They're cinematic Escher drawings, refusing to hold a single, consistent form.
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But buses are not that consistent and are usually pretty slow.
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It produced reliable paper currency of consistent value across the country.
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None of these five have been consistent critics of President Trump.
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The consistent theme in these suicides is that they were preventable.
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"Fair Fares is consistent with existing city policy," he told VICE.
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Many technical problems aren't like microchips (with consistent Moore's Law progress).
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What we find is that media events typically have a relatively consistent lifecycle, with a consistent ebb and flow in polling as the events reach maximum public saturation and then are promptly forgotten or explained away.
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"Longer-term, China is looking good in terms of economic development, so we see consistent steel demand and therefore consistent demand for iron ore going forward," Power told CNBC on the sidelines of Macquarie's Australia Conference.
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"These cost saving actions are consistent with the regulatory reform initiatives recently put in place by the President, and waivers are consistent with the Administration's emphasis on reducing regulatory burdens on the industry," the petition reads.
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Until 2019, it has been the case that if you come across several paragraphs of text on a consistent topic with consistent subjects, you can assume that text was written or structured by a human being.
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Clear and consistent pattern Events of the last year show a clear and consistent pattern by the President of demanding loyalty from law enforcement officials -- including recently forced out McCabe and fired FBI chief James Comey.
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She also said FBI Director James Comey said her answers have been "truthful and consistent," though she later clarified she specifically meant the answers she gave the FBI were truthful, and consistent with what she's said publicly.
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"Our actions are consistent with the recommendations of leading health officials on how to limit the spread of COVID-19 and are also consistent with similar decisions made by a number of our peer institutions," Bacow added.
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Since he made his debut on the crowded October debate stage, viewers have fixated more on his red tartan tie than his policies and answers, pointing out that Steyer is consistent — perhaps too consistent — in its wear.
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Furthermore, the consistent "decay" rates of corporations identified by Mr. West — calculated by the longevity of independent public corporations over time — does not correspond to any consistent change in underlying activity analogous to "death" in living organisms.
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If there is one thing consistent about the business views of Gov.
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A generated image is also internally consistent, betraying few signs of tampering.
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"This is not consistent with a strong recovery in investment," he adds.
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His brother had bruises that an expert says were consistent with abuse.
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Of course, Phillips didn't have the receipts—but at least he's consistent.
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TIPS-focused funds have enjoyed consistent inflows despite the softening in inflation.
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Consistent with policy, CBP's Office of Professional Responsibility has initiated a review.
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But it's not like he can't hit threes at a consistent clip.
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I didn't see him get into a consistent rhythm on the mound.
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Scientists have found a large and consistent orgasm gap between the sexes.
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"Avi has a brain injury consistent with lead exposure," Rubin told me.
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But nationalism has been consistent in his speeches since the late 1980s.
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The love and support I got during my prep has remained consistent.
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I think her consistent placing speaks to some of her fundamental qualities.
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That number has been consistent, but the context of those calls changes.
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"Since Reagan, the basic religious landscape has been very consistent," he said.
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Integration Attribute Midrange: KORAIL has received consistent government financial and operational support.
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The goal is to make the museum more visually consistent and navigable.
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The survey has been consistent about that forecast for three straight quarters.
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Thus, the Outlook is consistent with the Stable Outlook of the parent.
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Focus streaks indicate a more consistent, but still above average breathing pattern.
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JUAN WILLIAMS, CO-HOST: No. But I must say, it&aposs consistent.
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That level of consistent economic growth will solve a lot of problems.
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The scientists detected signatures consistent with large, complex, carbon-rich organic molecules.
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Still, recent gains have been smaller than before, consistent with slower sales.
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This would ensure easier yearly renewal and thus a consistent liquidity buffer.
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It&aposs consistent with what the Justice and Education Departments have done.
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That's consistent with many Apple products, which tend to live long lives.
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And it certainly is consistent with the joint release we put out.
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The Negative Outlooks are consistent with the Negative Outlooks of the parents.
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Say what you will about Chad Johnson, but at least he's consistent.
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Medical workers reported hospitalizations of choking people consistent with a gas attack.
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He has also been remarkably consistent on this issue throughout the years.
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The data suggest consistent outperformance on those two days, month after month.
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We are doing so consistent with the Department's mission and historical practices.
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The bite marks were consistent with a 5 to 6 foot shark.
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The model may not be perfectly correct, but it's consistent with observations.
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Come on, "traditional games media" haters: Get your story consistent, at least.
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Her allegation is consistent with a pattern that Trump himself has described.
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At Chop't, the line was shorter, but the service was still consistent.
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As the above video shows, that design is strikingly consistent throughout history.
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The 23rd annual Screen Actors Guild Awards were nothing if not consistent.
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"Our markup is very consistent with what StubHub's markup is," Friss added.
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This finding was consistent with Fraunhofer's previous assessments and other independent analyses.
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It's important that there be a consistent strategy amongst all the players.
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The stance of the firm's management has been consistent over the years.
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Chancellor Merkel has been consistent; she has been steady; she is trustworthy.
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"Phillips's claim that decedent is Colby's father ... has remained consistent," Mella wrote.
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All of it is about being consistent and doing the right things.
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This is broadly consistent with the research on gun ownership and homicide.
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Even still, Harris' fundraising has been notably consistent throughout her presidential run.
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BASHING America's legacy media organisations may be Donald Trump's most consistent hobby.
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English soccer's domestic league has proved to be Europe's consistent market leader.
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Trump, meanwhile, has seen marked and consistent descent over the past week.
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Shaw has been one of Milwaukee's most consistent hitters this season, batting .
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The temperature in the lake has reached a consistent 45 degrees Celsius.
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Yet with its soft, swelling music and the consistent charge in Mrs.
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National polls have shown a consistent opposition to nuclear power since Fukushima.
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We view these ratios as consistent with a high 'BBB' category rating.
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Ultimately, what works best is being consistent to the point of pestering.
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Still, the offering is consistent with what we know about SS7 hacking.
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The biggest challenge was making sure the novel had a consistent voice.
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He said Powell cant put a back-to-back consistent message together.
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As Parker's scope and ambitions have broadened, Tame Impala has stayed consistent.
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"Sam has just been more consistent than the other two," Brown said.
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" J.P. Morgan said the company is finally beginning to show "consistent improvement.
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These don't contribute to consistent world-building; they simply wave to fans.
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Ironically, this pace is too fast to be consistent with full recovery.
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The consistent delays in travel suggests Trump has not signed it yet.
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Add sour cream and beat on medium until consistent in texture. 6.
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"Private, informal agreements are not consistent with open, democratic governance," they wrote.
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BN: Since late last year, there's been a consistent flight to quality.
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Now that it's received approval, though, there may be more consistent service.
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Experts said these findings were consistent with the practice of latency arbitrage.
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It makes assessing candidates so much easier and so much more consistent.
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Adding rigor: Bringing scientific rigor and consistent definitions could be really useful.
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But consistent fire suppression only increases the amount of dry, flammable material.
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She's been quite consistent with her love of the graphic T-shirt.
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But prices aren't guaranteed to stay consistent throughout the entire sales period.
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Adopt an attitude of being consistent and people will depend on you.
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It&aposs been a consistent five, six, seven points -- seven, six, five.
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They have the consistent effect of weakening core alliances and alienating neighbours.
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We found a consistent pattern, but not what most philosophers would expect.
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So is the data consistent with a retention drop-off on tvOS?
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I believe this message is not consistent with how America has succeeded.
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The fast-food behemoth has faced consistent pressure over wages and benefits.
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The most consistent and obvious problem with the Moto Z was sharpness.
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The consistent free media exposure for his often bizarre campaign likely helps.
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And that's quite consistent, I think, with getting an overall GDP report.
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I had not worked this many consistent long days in many years.
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YouTube said its overall spending on programming remains consistent with past years.
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Results also were consistent for children, adolescents and adults younger than 25.
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"Traffic and sales increased quite remarkably and it's been consistent," he says.
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Venezuela aside, such democratic erosion is wholly consistent with strong economic growth.
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There will be one thing relatively consistent between the headsets: the screen.
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Fitch views PL's underlying profitability as solid and consistent with rating expectations.
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"Voters like us because we have clear, consistent, opposition policies," he says.
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The highly regulated industry of aviation proves a consistent challenge for upstarts.
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AND IT'S VERY CONSISTENT, ACTUALLY, WITH WHAT MOST PRIVATE SECTOR FORECASTS HAVE.
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Groups that help street children say they get no consistent government support.
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The relationship between supply, demand and price is consistent throughout everyday life.
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A source tells PEOPLE that she works to keep her weight consistent.
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As a result, identity is critical to providing a consistent customer experience.
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National monument designations are meant to ensure consistent protection for public lands.
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"We've been very consistent with our long-term view," Levie told me.
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The performance of the funds has been consistent with the affirmed ratings.
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Demonstrations began to grow in size in late summer, becoming more consistent.
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The decline in imports is consistent with a slowdown in consumer spending.
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We are strongly driven to be consistent with our own past behaviors.
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Additionally, There have been concerns about how consistent the system would be.
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The new standard imposes a consistent, global approach using current discount rates.
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Image: hanamomoact/TwitterDigital photography is reliable, consistent, and increasingly easy to use.
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He's at least been consistent: Elon Musk doesn't like publicly traded companies.
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These polls are consistent with the idea of a nationwide Democratic wave.
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Facebook's most consistent public release this year may have been the apology.
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The timelines are consistent with other lines of research, including mineral studies.
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Every shot feels chaotic, with indiscriminate bloodshed consistent with this brutal event.
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Finally, are our efforts consistent with maintaining our spirit as a nation?
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Net neutrality rules ensure consumers have equal, consistent access to the internet.
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But since then the Fed has communicated in a very consistent manner.
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Let's find a way to end it, consistent with rule of law.
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REED: Well, it requires patience, but it also requires a consistent plan.
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Sanders has stayed consistent at about 15% on average since early May.
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Consistent capital generation and moderate dividend policies underpin Occidente's solid capital metrics.
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And I got really angry at our politicians for their consistent inaction.
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While the crowd was diverse, their stories were consistent and gut-wrenching.
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Overall, 340 had the constellation of risk factors consistent with metabolic syndrome.
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What consumers want in the category, it turns out, is remarkably consistent.
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"China's position on the Korean Peninsula issue has been consistent," she said.
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A consistent voice that always comes from your heart is so powerful.
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"The most consistent reason why was the method of feeding," she said.
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If Nova can remain consistent, it will give the Yankees a lift.
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This is the most consistent pattern of the Trump administration's deportation agenda.
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I don&apost think they&aposre consistent with the principles of democracy.
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But really, it's all about keeping it simple and keeping it consistent.
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The Democratic nominee has held consistent leads in Wisconsin throughout the race.
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Clothing worn by players shall be consistent with currently accepted golf fashion.
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Consistent with others' analyses, white identity strongly predicts a preference for Trump.
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They want consistent rules they can bank on to protect their privacy.
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Well, he is rather consistent in sacrificing all forms of good manners.
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His message is clear and consistent: People need to take more responsibility.
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The new ratings will be consistent with the city's prospective credit profile.
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If you're going to write doggerel at least make it rhythmically consistent.
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We just have to be more consistent in what we're doing offensively.
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The SDF was making "consistent gains" every day, the coalition spokesman said.
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This isn't a single device with driver issues, it's consistent across machines.
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Searchers have already spotted floating pieces of debris consistent with military aircraft.
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Consistent laws about naloxone dispensing across the U.S. would help, Shafer said.
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Such provisions are consistent with generally accepted accounting practices and commonplace worldwide.
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However, the behavior is consistent with the cup and handle chart pattern.
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The next worldwide trend could be for stable governments with consistent policies.
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They were getting a consistent lens with which to understand the world.
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He said they need to have a more consistent message to investors.
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The cause of death for all the dogs was consistent with heatstroke.
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In these final five games, no doubt, we have to be consistent.
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But that doesn't really apply this year—the officiating has been consistent.
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"That is not consistent conservatism," Mr Rubio said of Mr Cruz's record.
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Questions are being asked about whether his wedge game is consistent enough.
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It has demonstrated consistent systemic bias against just one of its members.
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I could just feel my chest and feel my heartbeat wasn't consistent.
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He's been 100% consistent since he jumped into the race last summer.
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Every single statement we have received is consistent in describing his actions.
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The things that make any writing application successful are consistent and predictable.
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"The naysayers have been consistent and we've consistently moved along," said Ritchie.
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And we saw consistent performance in November, December, and again in January.
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The findings were consistent no matter what type of fat was consumed.
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I wasn't very consistent and I wanted to make sure I was.
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The industry's to-do list is consistent with the Trump administration's priorities.
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More generally, Republicans tend to do better among the most consistent voters.
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Those tweets might slip past even a strong and consistent banning regime.
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Swan has kept Intel's profit consistent with tight cost controls, analysts said.
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Observers saw consistent queries from the Alfabank's server to mail1.trump-email.
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Simply put: HELP US. WITHOUT ROBUST and CONSISTENT HELP, WE WILL DIE.
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Gorton's fish sticks have a more consistent shape, so I prefer them.
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Being disciplined and consistent is important, but you need room to breathe.
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That is not consistent with the mobile game, which involves blatant antagonism.
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The song also comes with a video consistent with his dark persona.
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Well, at least they're keeping gender discrimination consistent with every other industry.
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But what is consistent is the productivity of the small format stores.
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Aside from race—both robbers were black—their descriptions were not consistent.
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"We must enforce the law consistent with our priorities," Ms. Catron said.
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Bad Batch never gives her consistent goals, or even particularly lucid ones.
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I think it's a consistent plan by the so-called Islamic State.
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This history clearly illustrates the Assad regime's consistent use of chemical weapons.
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The consistent at-bats, and the big hits when we need them.
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Facebook said its decision was consistent with its view on free speech.
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It was consistent from his opening statement through the intense debate portions.
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He added that this transparency must be consistent with regulations and laws.
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The idea is to provide a calculation more consistent with current practices.
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You want your product, results and work ethic to all be consistent.
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This is our consistent approach across the range of animal welfare issues.
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Otherwise, I've been struggling to find the right level and be consistent.
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Those are employment and production levels consistent with mature market auto plants.
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Average Tax Refunds from last week remain consistent with 2018 refund levels.
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This hesitation is consistent with other aspects of U.S. policy toward Iran.
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He can be a problem in this league, if he stays consistent.
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This reported dismantlement is consistent with previous efforts to dismantle test facilities.
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But these gaps were also consistent across many different types of force.
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But Max's data don't show a consistent pattern of two-day spikes.
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The consistent degree of separation is a characteristic seen with stable trends.
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Again, a statement that is consistent with Israel's claims to the land.
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Indeed, Thomas is still the sole consistent originalist on the Supreme Court.
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The influence of each factor was consistent across each suburb's ranked score.
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Cedric Richmond into consistent fixtures on cable news and Sunday talk shows.
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