And because they must continually absorb new positions in pursuit of a winning coalition, each party is continually changing.
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"The frustration from our members out there is that they continually feel like the recreation community continually disregards their input in the process," he said.
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So we're comfortable with the direction and the structure, knowing that we have to put pressure on ourselves to continually get better, continually invest more.
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You're continually reminded that oh yeah, it's still around and continually sort of surprised that it still looks exactly the same as it did ten years ago.
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Companies that sell consumer products from cars to candy understand the importance of continually marketing their products to consumers, making sure that consumers are continually aware of their brand.
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And so, the principles of good sleep hygiene have morphed into yet another goal—another mode of conditioning for success—to which I continually strive, and continually fall short.
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The rise of McGregor serves as proof as he continually faced doubters and critics as the yardstick to measure success was continually moved for the Irishman until he won UFC gold.
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" They continually attacked the player as they denounced "queers.
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"The Secret Service must continually evaluate security protocols and continually balance the security of our protected persons and facilities with the public's ability to access them," Secret Service Communications Director Cathy Milhoan said.
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It encourages me to keep learning and continually improve. 2.
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New Zealand is continually omitted from maps of the world.
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Even fewer continually reinvent themselves while pushing into new areas.
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They also continually demanded that their new table be cleaned.
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Because of this, companies are continually competing for everyone's attention.
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Software updates continually reduce the level of required physical maintenance.
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The polling numbers seem to be moving his way continually.
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This administration continually finds new ways to astound us all.
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We're committed to continually improving Pixel based on user feedback.
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The country has continually ignored UN restrictions on weapons testing.
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Keep current with this story with our continually updated storystream.
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I continually get overwhelmed by what it meant to people.
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I'm continually struck at how isolating being a survivor is.
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The Tumblr acquisition continually proved to be a shitty move.
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What little flesh exists continually excretes a film of mucus.
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How can they make continually compelling offerings every six months?
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Why keep coming back to something that continually disappoints you?
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Pebble continually done wrist notifications and battery life very well.
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Google Maps cameras are continually updating the world around us.
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There are awful consequences, but she is continually stepping up.
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It's as if Mickey Mouse were continually hawking California oranges.
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But, we are continually reminded, these are not normal times.
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Reality TV has the unique ability to continually surprise us.
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"We both rise up to the challenge continually," he says.
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Note: This post will be continually updated throughout the event.
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They also continually donate to animal sanctuaries across the state.
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"Microsoft told the FT its security technology was "continually evolving.
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It continually orbits itself while its other contraptions spin independently.
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Big Oil continually downplays the consequences of seismic airgun blasting.
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The void is a plant that must continually be watered.
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This has been continually disproved, but he stands by it.
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He continually uses stereotypes of Native Americans to denigrate Sen.
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Airlines continually tweak the order in which they board passengers.
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"He has continually made it harder and harder," Huizenga said.
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This is a company whose skills continually deepen and mature.
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Bits Technology companies have to adapt continually to shifting trends.
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You can continually check back on invited contacts after sharing.
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Again, we're going to be continually played by new data.
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A challenge with startups is that the product continually changes.
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There just aren't as many compelling reasons to continually upgrade.
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Our adversaries are continually probing our defenses, searching for vulnerabilities.
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We continually evaluate the effectiveness and benefit of our programs.
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Since then, the share of extremely poor people fell continually.
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The one that sleeps and when awake is continually hungry.
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The allegation is continually raised, endlessly infuriating women's rights advocates.
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"I think the mandate is continually questioned," Dr. Kanem said.
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You have to continually sweep to keep the floor clean.
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In that time, the company and society have continually changed.
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"We're committed to continually improving to stay ahead," Gleicher said.
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He was hit eight times, sacked twice and hurried continually.
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But its attacks left it continually open at the back.
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As a result, policy rules and conditions have continually shifted.
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Companies have to continually innovate and invest in new technologies.
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Pompeo, he added, "continually" told him to pursue Ukraine issues.
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He is not continually intervening, but rather allows, participates, loves.
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But trolls on Reddit continually accuse them of faking it.
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"It's a back and forth continually," he said in 2014.
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And she continually petitioned the government to protect desert wilderness.
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We're continually developing norms about appropriate and responsible technology use.
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If so, you shouldn't have to continually obsess over money.
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This will be continually assessed as further information becomes known.
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Continually hovering and doing things for children may also backfire.
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His work continually challenges visual perception and defies traditional classification.
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We obviously continually have conversations with my counterparts about currency.
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I think it's important to shame the powerful almost continually.
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Among the questions NASA is seeking to answer is why the sun's corona is hotter than its surface, as well as why its atmosphere is continually expanding and continually accelerating away from the star.
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And what we see is they continually proliferate their nuclear capabilities.
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It didn't stop her from continually pushing for harder-hitting assignments.
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Sunni violent extremists will probably continually plot against US interests overseas.
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It's a way to continually grow your business and your career.
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Sharks continually produce and shed fossil-ready teeth throughout their lifetime.
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Women seem to be continually defending their clothing choices right now.
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But it looks uncool to continually switch hands on the paddle.
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He had continually harassed McCluskey after she ended their short relationship.
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After all, content continually crops up that's a matter of interpretation.
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Both squirrels and aye-ayes have continually growing, long front teeth.
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Continually expand and explore with a sense of adventure and curiosity.
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The slide in mortgage rates comes amid continually rising home prices.
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To discount that, and continually try to ignore that is harmful.
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Many patients also wear sensors that continually monitor their glucose levels.
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" He added: "New technologies are continually eroding our privacy and anonymity.
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Cosby and his lawyers have continually denied the allegations against him.
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Why as lawyers do you continually keep writing these fucking things?
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Catch up on this ongoing story with Recode's continually updated storystream.
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The rings, consist of countless icy particles, which are continually colliding.
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It started roaming off the refuge and continually crossing Highway 64.
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We continually provide software updates to consumers to safeguard their products.
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So congrats, Ms. Shark, your species continually manages to surprise us.
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"In recent years we've been continually optimizing our formulations," he said.
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Archaeologists are continually shedding new light on the country's rich history.
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Consent, however, is something that occurs continually throughout a sexual encounter.
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The colors continually change, sometimes speeding up and then slowing down.
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The US, along with the United Nations, continually sanction North Korea.
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"It's something that we continually talk about," Rodgers, 29, tells PEOPLE.
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The press doesn't mention them and the courts continually reject them.
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He adjusted his perspective continually with the movement of the ball.
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He says the company is continually innovating those five core services.
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It's worth keeping in mind that our euphemisms are continually adapting.
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The polling firm Morning Consult continually measures state-level presidential approval.
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Across the road, the British Museum is continually thronged with tourists.
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And the company is continually seeking ways to improve those operations.
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As Farivar shows us, technology continually poses problems of this kind.
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"It was the same hustle, continually posting, curating content," he said.
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Another provision continually under attack is the intangible drilling costs deduction.
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Both sides have continually blamed each other to justify their actions.
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Their ability to feed their families depends on continually generating commissions.
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They're designed to be gone over again and again, continually replayed.
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The founders have since gone on to continually build interesting startups.
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Chinese technology giants are continually looking to spread their tentacles abroad.
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The problem of continually being kicked off one's electronic land is
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And in return, Trump continually mocked Romney as a choke artist.
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The definition of family is continually expanding, and so are we.
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Yet the very term "violence" continually escapes meaningful definition and critique.
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There will be differences that we're continually trying to correct for.
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That it's continually creating revolutionary devices at a mythologically Jobsian rate.
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Amazon and Ebay said they continually monitor products for safety concerns.
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" Johnny continually grabs Denny's hair, and Mark inexplicably announces, "It's clear.
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The pace picked up, and all three runners continually traded positions.
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Spotify said Apple was continually changing its policies to harm competitors.
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While continually whisking, slowly stream in the sesame oil until emulsified.
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Trump, of course, has continually promoted his properties since taking office.
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It had the sort of texture that continually invited another sip.
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We'll continually update the map when new forecast tracks come in.
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TSA continually reviews procedures to improve security and the passenger experience.
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That said, we are continually working to expand our moderation capacity.
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Cases in South Korea have continually spiked, surpassing 2,000 on Friday.
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And according to this macho yardstick, I continually came up short.
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The Fed has had to continually pull back its inflation projections.
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In her early teenage years, she continually lost herself to alcohol.
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And, they say, payment for their services is continually being squeezed.
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Still, balletomanes continually want to see new works by innovative choreographers.
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In such a species, like any other, genetic mutations continually arise.
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Airports must continually review their plans and revise them as necessary.
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The city is also very focused on continually improving the infrastructure.
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I will be continually supportive of the Hudson River Park Trust.
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I told him about my mother, and we both sneezed continually.
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Students continually cited their desire to have access to modern technology.
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Crocodiles and sharks continually replace their teeth in the same way.
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Futures traders thrive on volatility, not on assets that continually rise.
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Until we do this, we will continually fail our youngest generations.
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The site has continually drawn the wrath of state-controlled media.
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Yet Russia and its proxies have continually disregarded the Minsk Agreements.
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Speaking in Stockholm, Wozniak continually smiles, gestures and is easily excited.
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She seemed continually shocked to find herself stranded in New York.
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"There's not security you have to continually go through," Leamer said.
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But this besotted, often very beautiful book continually loses its way.
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In typical hyperbolic fashion, Trump continually heaped adjectives on the storm.
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The devices' digital screens allow companies to continually update their content.
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I think I say the same things in podcasts, almost continually.
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It is leveraged by increasingly advanced algorithms which are continually getting better.
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The splinters are jagged ones, with rival militias continually scrambling for dominance.
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Winslet continually plays the kind of women I'd like to grow into.
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Amazon is continually working on the brains of its digital assistant, Alexa.
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She continually supports 2d Battalion, 4th Marines and all of America's veterans.
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This will keep you continually focused on that which you most want.
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You continually learn how to improve performance by working with your team.
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KS: Do you have to continually tag it though with computers still?
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Similarly, the United States Postal Service has continually reported billion-dollar losses.
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Researchers say the artificial-intelligence programs that analyze content are continually improving.
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"It was important to problematise and continually interrogate her reliability," he said.
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Trump himself has been continually cited by various media for misstating facts.
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Leaders in the United States and Israel continually threaten to bomb Iran.
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The legal, social and ethical issues of leaking are continually under discussion.
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Gleason pleaded guilty to beating the child continually for weeks, Wellborn confirms.
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But progress has been continually delayed, and this month is no exception.
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NOW, YOU KNOW, WE'RE ALWAYS CONTINUALLY ASSESSING THE RISKS OF THE FORECASTS.
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For you personally, what's the best thing about continually playing this character?
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During the press visit, Facebook spokespeople continually emphasized one goal: Quality assurance.
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"If you continually prevent hybridization, this could be a problem," Mallet said.
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Horn himself has continually refused to label the incident as an attack.
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" Hartley-Brewer continually called the shooter, Omar Mir Seddique Mateen, a "lunatic.
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A gossip has his tongue continually ripped out, that sort of thing.
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Meanwhile, Trump, who has continually engaged Congress's archconservatives on DACA, told Rep.
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More importantly, researchers are continually learning more disturbing facts about the virus.
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I have been continually inspired by his mission to support French cuisine.
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I wear my jeans low, and I continually get stopped at airports.
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Thanks to it's community of amateur photographers, the gallery is continually increasing.
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One feels that she continually refuses the comforts provided by a style.
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Continually striving not to fail was the burden I put on myself.
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Note: This list is continually being updated as more women come forward.
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Wiley continually monitored their health for suspicious symptoms or any weight changes.
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Westerman stressed the need to continually chop trees and plant new growth.
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They don't sit around and pat themselves on the back almost continually.
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To wit: Trump has continually defended Putin, while attacking the American media.
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We've been continually inspired by the art coming out of the resistance.
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"We are continually working to innovate in our industry," The Fine Bros.
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He contented he was "in love" and has continually protested his innocence.
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However, Trump has continually denied any coordination between his campaign and Russia.
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Now, it's the only way to watch a blank screen continually reload.
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You will be continually amazed at how life changes for the better.
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With a Nanopresso, you build pressure by continually pumping the water through.
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Throughout the scene, I was continually impressed that Rebecca wouldn't back down.
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Phone speed, battery life and Internet bandwidth gets continually better every year.
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I continually realize just how much more there is to her talent.
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As president, he has continually lambasted all those who disagree with him.
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"These enhancements will continually be enhanced, reassessed and improved upon," Higgins said.
|
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Singh is a solid, attractive protagonist, and we root for him continually.
|
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So parties continually attract and repel votes as they shift their platforms.
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We cannot rest on our laurels; we must continually reinvent our vision.
|
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Claire has been continually reassuring Jamie by noting that Randall is dead.
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Mo is continually taunted by police officers trying to arouse his ire.
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The school has continually requested that the Press NOT cover this story.
|
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She continually adds fuel to the dangerous, reckless support for Donald Trump.
|
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Soon, he added, seat prices would be updated continually, in real time.
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We are continually refining these detections based on changes in spammy activity.
|
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Administrations of both parties continually negotiated new trade terms during that time.
|
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We're continually refining these algorithms and appreciate hearing from users and webmasters.
|
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New chinks are sure to appear in our continually advancing digital age.
|
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It is one of the oldest continually inhabited cities on the globe.
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Instead it continually finds new ways to challenge and engage its viewers.
|
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AMLG: A world of more ambient data capture where you're continually monitored.
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There's something fatalistic about watching Gervais continually do this to his characters.
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Not when new strategies and new players continually push the sport forward.
|
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Again, we do not deserve the heat that J Hus continually brings.
|
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He has also continually criticized Chicago over the city's handling of crime.
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"I want to remain optimistic while continually pointing to reality," he wrote.
|
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The company continually monitors bandwidth usage to help it run its network.
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Musk has continually questioned and downplayed the threat posed by the coronavirus.
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Pepitone's comedy is the visceral experience of a man being continually struck.
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The Pentagon continually evaluates software for security risks, the DISA spokeswoman said.
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Labels must either continually retransfer their archives or maintain outdated playback equipment.
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It was a gradual subtraction, wherein I continually cut calories each week.
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A continually rotating cast of migrants has assumed control of the process.
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Allen, who has continually denied the accusations, was investigated but never prosecuted.
|
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"We are continually adapting to new technologies and adjusting our policies," Maj.
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"It's really bad to continually dehumanize folks and surveil them," he continued.
|
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Twitter has continually been trying to reverse concerns about its user growth.
|
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The fact of their brevity was a theme Trump's lawyers continually mentioned.
|
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"I don't agree with restoring the moai and platforms continually," he said.
|
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It'll continually reply to the scammer in question, until they stop replying.
|
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Qualtrics is a software platform that helps brands continually assess their quality.
|
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Below, find a continually updated list of filmmakers who've answered McDormand's call.
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I'm continually amazed by how ignorant some urbanites are about rural America.
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My cousin is continually upset when people make excuses to not visit.
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You'll also have to continually adjust your asset allocation as you age.
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Fury used his reach advantage to continually beat Wilder to the punch.
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The cow-woman was kept continually lactating like a commercial dairy cow.
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The company continually solicits feedback from those users to determine future investments.
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I felt like a wet blanket, continually challenging the other doctors' enthusiasm.
|
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George Oppen, for something like a practical integrity, is an inspiration continually.
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He has continually shed supporters without attracting new followers in significant numbers.
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"It brings me closer to the fact that I'm continually learning myself."
|
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One major way the billionaire continually broadens his knowledge is through reading.
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And the president of the United States continually tweets accusations and threats.
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A muon is a particle in cosmic radiation that continually bombards Earth.
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Next, threats to our drinking water must be continually monitored and confronted.
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They were continually thwarted, however, by Toronto Maple Leafs goaltender Frederik Andersen.
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As an artist, Mr. Cattelan has continually kept the art world guessing.
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Facebook has continually made the decision to put profits over people's privacy.
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Products must continually evolve and adapt to their audience to stay relevant.
|
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The media is connected to a system that has continually failed [Detroit].
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Emphasize that you're curious and continually learning new things about your profession.
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The technology of buildings continually evolves, creating new ways to save energy.
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Such a machine would continually innovate new ways to make more paperclips.
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Stocks tend to trade heavily (and unpredictably) when investors are continually surprised.
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Indeed, these programs continually change their models as new data are entered.
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After all, as Rancière teaches, oppositional intervention must evolve continually, and culture workers ought to continually reject the urge to hygienically direct audiences' perceptions — even if that means asking critical questions regarding the uses of Rancière's own message.
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Tech-platform firms enjoy network effects and are continually bundling more services together.
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Like the mighty Mississippi, the American experiment continually overflows and reshapes its banks.
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Brady has continually showed off his athletic prowess in the face of critics.
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These categories are called domains, and are continually in development, according to Mohajer.
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Marvel's continuous narrative depends on artists to continually rewrite, redraw, and recreate history.
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In our work, we are continually reminded that words change meaning over time.
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Nothing stops the hackers from continually trying to find and exploit new vulnerabilities.
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I continually improved my public and private façade, but even that created anxiety.
|
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But I'm continually in awe of how confident she is in her decisions.
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Malevolent hackers continually probe for weaknesses as banks are striving to stay ahead.
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The game continually tugs an interesting thread on perspective, and whose matters more.
|
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He's pleased the continually rising CO20123 numbers are getting prime time, weekday broadcasting.
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And it's playing out all over social media continually, not just around elections.
|
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Kim has continually given Trump what he wants: recognition for doing something historic.
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The nature and extent of tribal self-governance are continually up for debate.
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The company has used its funding to continually create new features and products.
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We continually review our assortment and the performance of the brands we carry.
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Trump continually misstates facts about the unemployment rate and how it is assembled.
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Helicopters continually circled over the lot, shining lights in a nearby parking lot.
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How do they continually perform at their best on the biggest of stages?
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But now we're here, and he's an underdog who continually defies people's expectations.
|
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Becca met Arie's family and was frustrated when they continually asked about Lauren.
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Creating and continually updating such a map database is a massively challenging exercise.
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Since then it has been continually slowing down—thanks, again, to the Moon.
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Reinstate an Obama-era policy that ensures schools are continually working to desegregate.
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In fact, Harrison continually refers to Luyendyk, Jr.'s alleged heavenly kissing abilities.
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"We continually underestimate" North Korea's capabilities — Joshua Pollack, Editor of The Nonproliferation Review.
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We can continually adjust this based on your heart rate, your eye dilation.
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And yet, he continually shies away from a close read of his work.
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And continually developed new tools and technologies that allowed us to reduce risk.
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"Moreover, the agency is continually mandated with new requirements," the FAA memorandum said.
|
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Rubio continually tells voters that he will not back "amnesty" if he's president.
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Those are much harder to eradicate, because transmission continually occurs in the wild.
|
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Experts have continually highlighted risks if countries are unable to pay back China.
|
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We instantly fall into an intense dominant–submissive relationship, which she continually escalates.
|
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He continually asks that his real name not be used in this article.
|
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My three years of living in the UK has continually exacerbated that skepticism.
|
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I was like, she lies almost continually about, but there's truth in there.
|
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Bisbee '17 continually deconstructs the idea of performance, a longtime interest of Greene's.
|
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In eastern Ukraine, water treatment workers and critical infrastructure have continually been targeted.
|
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"This administration has continually put a target on the back of California," Sen.
|
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The secret to thriving amid the shifts is the ability to continually adapt.
|
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The teenager begins screaming in apparent pain, continually denying he has a gun.
|
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There are currently 150 veterinarians on the platform, with this number growing continually.
|
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It succeeds because its imaginative energies continually overflow its rather narrow political purpose.
|
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And Russian aircraft flying over the Baltic Sea have continually violated Finnish airspace.
|
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The tension between law enforcement authorities and civilians seems to be continually increasing.
|
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Our military servicemen and women are continually forced to do more with less.
|
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"They are continually on my mind, all the time, even now," he said.
|
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"This technology will continually and rapidly improve once it's launched," Ammann told analysts.
|
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The Grecale, a Mediterranean wind from the northeast, blows more or less continually.
|
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Cosmopolitans continually condescend to nationalism, but my patriotic pride is your nationalism, right?
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EPI's staff is passionate about our workplace and interested in continually improving it.
|
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Knowledge is power, and my dad continually gave me a ton of knowledge.
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In America, we've continually seen the impact of drug epidemics on foster care.
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The product is being refined every day and they're continually attracting new users.
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I set mine on a 'loop' so it runs continually thru the night.
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The void where his identity should be continually calls out to our imagination.
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Krawcheck continually self-reflected throughout her 20s, which she says served her well.
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Sensory information is processed among brain cells in complex patterns that continually change.
|
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But the most widespread harms will linger and continually drain Americans' financial resources.
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Democratic and Republican lawmakers have continually sparred over the meaning of Confederate monuments.
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From management to junior employees, everyone needs to continually rethink, unlearn and relearn.
|
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"Why do bureaucrats think they have to continually stir the pot?" asked another.
|
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Yet continually Black and Brown people are barred and disenfranchised in the industry.
|
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We, as a society, have continually failed them by not removing them immediately.
|
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The average gargantuan harlequin is continually tormented by an unspeakable sense of loss.
|
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Amazon is continually expanding its HIPAA compliance program, so Alexa could be next.
|
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"He has built up an incredible bench strength beneath him continually," Sonnenfeld said.
|
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On the contrary, we're continually getting glimpses of him and hearing tantalizing rumors.
|
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The novel begins with, and continually returns to, the end of Laurel's life.
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And it forces natural gas utilities to continually funnel money into GHG reductions.
|
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Cruz has continually outmaneuvered Trump in electing delegates to the Republican National Convention.
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He has continually undermined America's support for the alliance since he become president.
|
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"I continually experiment with methods of bodily detachment," Leah explains of her work.
|
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That's because smartphone navigation apps are cloud based, continually updated with new information.
|
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Bookmark this continually updated Recode story stream if you want to keep up.
|
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Companies continually update the lists, adding more numbers associated with scammers or spammers.
|
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Here are our latest updates, and a continually updating map of Irma's path.
|
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"He continually lies to the American people and to the public," he thundered.
|
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It was the first study to examine reading continually from childhood through adulthood.
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It means continually discarding bad habits, toxic relationships, oppressive thought cycles and stress.
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He said the company was continually improving the algorithm that generates the recommendations.
|
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Leakers, tipsters and unnamed sources are continually providing provocative information to the media.
|
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His events continually lacked the electricity that Democrats expected from a front-runner.
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He was able to continually bring up his number-one issue, climate change.
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Celebrations continually became killings; mourning went on, in all its sadness and ecstasy.
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As an economic power, America must continually strive for an ever-stronger economy.
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Putin is continually railing against gays, Muslims, atheists, the "infertile and genderless" West.
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For years, its operational hallmark has been code that continually evolves and improves.
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Charlie and the cast continually grapple with how past trauma affects the present.
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The House Republicans continually complained that Mr. Biden was not called to testify.
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Penn continually exposed the workings of photography, revealing its craft, artifice and truths.
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Facebook said it was working with law enforcement to continually remove the video.
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"And then you just continually improve it, test it as you go on."
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He said the pending bills made the record in the case continually evolving.
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Shout out to the office manager who continually restocks the fridge and pantry.
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As a candidate and President, Trump has continually done this to his opponents.
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That means property taxes are continually needed to pay for services for Floridians.
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I played continually with those objects as a boy, fantasizing about military glory.
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Slender and grounded, Lena continually surmounts the fallout from her parents' financial troubles.
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"This ancient city is one of the oldest continually inhabited cities in Europe!"
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The system can also be continually improved with over-the-air software updates.
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I'm continually making mental notes — sounds delightful, sounds like I need it, oh!
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While most landscapes on Earth are continually changing, the Atacama Desert is different.
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Cook, turning the flank continually, until the desired degree of doneness is achieved.
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More continually, they've each crafted their careers in exactly the image they intend.
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Facebook has fallen short again and again on privacy, despite continually promising improvement.
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I'm more interested in finding a solution than continually reframing the problem semantically.
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On the other hand, tensions between the umps and the league continually escalated.
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Software developers continually produce new and improved operating systems and do their best to minimize the risks of security exposures - but it is very difficult, if not impossible, to produce fully bulletproof software," said John Verver, strategic advisor to ACL "So hackers continually look for weaknesses they can exploit, while security specialists continually test and check to see if they can find any weaknesses the developers missed or never thought about.
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"Infotainment systems in vehicles continually lag the performance of mobile phones," Wakefield said. Questions?
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Internal policies, laws and regulations in three states have continually changed over the years.
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Nietzsche likened it to an engraving that fades when bare fingers continually touch it.
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We continually monitor our advertising to make sure it aligns with our company values.
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If the same people are continually appointed, how can others develop the requisite skills?
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The FAA continually reviews and analyzes its performance to assess its safety and efficiency.
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They continually reassure their subscribers that they wouldn't have gotten this far without them.
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But when it came to rehearsing the scene, Grant says he continually delayed it.
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While we continually look at our corporate structure, we have not made any announcements.
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Women have continually reasserted their role as seminal figures in the history of technology.
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His story about the night of the incident continually changed when he recounted it.
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"Classpass continually tries to take more and more control over our business," she wrote.
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Water moves and you need to be able to be continually adaptive to it.
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It's important that u continually gave us the gift of ur greatness thru song.
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Former alt-right Breitbart blogger Milo Yiannopoulos continually spread chaos with his divisive comments.
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If building and labor costs are not continually monitored, claims estimates may be inaccurate.
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The one who continually went off on reckless and damaging tangents during campaign speeches?
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Here, users can be passed between base stations and frequencies can be continually reused.
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That hasn't stopped Oracle from continually complaining about the process to whomever would listen.
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It's a time to continually drown yourself in glorious booze for days on end.
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Web gateways also do not block trusted sites causing employees to continually get infected.
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I am honored to continually use my voice for equality and justice for ALL!
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Besides the economy, immigrants have continually enriched our politics, our culture, and our society.
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As the election unfolded Whitman continually railed against the Republican nominee and his supporters.
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And both sides, continually, will have a claim to truly speak for the people.
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That's the biggest topic here, is how do you continually keep a corporation innovative?
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He has continually touted his plan to build a wall along the Mexico-U.
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Instead, the compilations are meant to be updated continually over long periods of time.
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Whose fame is built on continually reliving the trauma of her husband's mystifying death?
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And it probably makes sense to continually monitor your employees for changes and fraud.
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We're continually working with them in providing multiple options to best fit their needs.
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"Therefore we continually assess the risk and adjust our strategies for addressing any threats."
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Yet there's also something else that continually stands out, an elation in Woods's singing.
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To make sense of it, students cannot skim, rush ahead or continually get distracted.
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Software sensors and cameras in car allow it to continually send and receive information.
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In this way, they continually affirm his methods and his view of the world.
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But baseball is different because its many roads continually intersect and everybody knows everybody.
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The State of California continually jerks us around on what's legal, what's not legal.
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The ever-expanding malware is continually developed to collect as many credentials as possible.
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By continually ostracizing Muslims, the president is slowly but surely eroding this critical partnership.
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"We still have many things that should be continually improved," Zhu Guangyao told CNBC.
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The point is to use today's "Internet of Things" to continually monitor well-being.
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Substantially. That's why I'm continually adding more value to more people in less time.
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In the past 12 months, the stock fell 3.593% while earnings continually got worse.
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But our continually growing usage and dependency on smart devices may need a rethink.
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It works well, though I'm continually confused at how macOS decides to use it.
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We are flawed and we recognize that and we continually try to better ourselves.
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The flying shenanigans, which happen continually throughout the music video, only get more dramatic.
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Otherwise, she'll grunt and continually wake up throughout the night trying to get comfortable.
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He continually reiterated a vision of life as a slog of sadness and misery.
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And especially about clean energy, as wind and solar technologies and prices continually evolve.
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However, unfortunately, she is not the only one continually talking about the 2016 election.
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Bonds that the companies bought years ago, when rates were higher, are continually maturing.
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Meanwhile, Lyft is also continually expanding availability of its employee self-driving service access.
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Still, the dynamics of ASEAN's internal and external relationships with countries are continually evolving.
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His racing mind continually conceived grandiose projects that his immature will then let slide.
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Instead it continually finds new ways to challenge and engage its viewers (1:00).
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The Denver defense continually pressured him into a 22-for-41, 131-yard performance.
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These lessons were not confined to the classroom but reinforced continually throughout the day.
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"I have a constant appetite for learning and just continually asking questions," Cohen said.
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Jordan and his office have continually denied that he knew of any such behavior.
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In fact, it pre-dates our Constitution and has been wielded continually ever since.
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The government should not distort the market or continually prop up non-competitive businesses.
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Stocks have continually made new highs this year, but those highs have eased lately.
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"Sharks continually fascinate humans, and they hold so many mysteries and superpowers," Gruber said.
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Cimon will remain indefinitely on the orbiting lab, continually getting updated via IBM's Cloud.
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Social-media platforms continually censor content that they judge to be offensive or illegal.
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That said, Trump's overall approval rating has continually run behind his economic approval rating.
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And Patek Philippe watches are known for keeping their value, continually breaking auction records.
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That line is continually shifting because Earth is tilted 23.5 degrees on its axis.
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Instead it continually finds new ways to challenge and engage its viewers (86673:86663).
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Instead it continually finds new ways to challenge and engage its viewers (26200:21).
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But I have had to continually navigate the latter as a negative cultural script.
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Johnson continually emphasizes the quality and attention to detail, movie tie-in be damned.
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VoteCastr and Slate will present those numbers, and continually update them throughout the day.
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Westbrook began to take control in the second quarter by continually attacking the basket.
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The parade of politicians continually stepping on rakes might thrill broadcasters and broadsheet insiders.
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Dubai, a major tourism and entertainment center, is continually laying plans for new attractions.
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That will put more pressure on Netflix and HBO to continually do the same.
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Wells Fargo is continually examining changes in law to ensure that we are compliant.
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In "Songs of the Dragons Flying to Heaven," even the characters' names continually change.
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The Big ideas We can only define ourselves by continually re-evaluating our humanness.
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The sentiments expressed in Bach's vocal music are continually paralleled in his Calov notations.
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They continually rationalize why the way they are is OK, even though it's not.
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He continually mocks his Jerusalem guide for making unbelievable claims and never admitting error.
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Microsoft has continually said that LinkedIn will continue to operate as its own entity.
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As part of that, he has continually reached out to Congress to fix this.
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Yet this has meant virtually nothing in the face of continually escalating housing costs.
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"At minimum, they should continually assess the carbon footprint of their companies," he said.
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One letter writer continually returns to her ex-boyfriend's arms despite her family's warnings.
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Instead, you're continually investing, week after week, no matter what the market is doing.
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Ellie and I continually come back to her box to learn and play more.
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But it's continually getting easier, and various exchanges allow credit cards for speedy purchases.
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Rather than use our devices continually, we tend to check them throughout the day.
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Though the Madison scandal is ancient browser history, the woman's outrage is continually refreshed.
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"It was a surprise continually finding new ones that the fires revealed," he added.
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Particularly impressive, though, was Sanders's ability to continually return the discussion to climate change.
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It's critical we get our edge back and continually push ourselves to do better.
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The big problem for Oklahoma was Iowa State's ability to continually capitalize on mistakes.
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Over all, the apartment has the continually dusted look of a prominent artist's studio.
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It continually seeks new strategies and solutions to better help clients achieve their objectives.
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The NSA, he said, could continually replace old zero-days with newly found ones.
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He continually wrote theoretical books and articles advancing a utopian strain of high modernism.
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Sessions has also continually given Trump credit -- by name -- for the initiatives he pursues.
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Ted Cruz (R-TX) and other Republicans continually lambaste Big Tech over alleged bias.
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And in this case if you actively do nothing, people continually end up dead.
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It will continually ask you to grow in ways you couldn&apost have anticipated.
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This all brought to mind the image of a man who continually falls upstairs.
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He is continually interrupted — every time someone buzzes, he has to run back upstairs.
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The only way for the company to ensure profit is to continually increase efficiency.
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The same ideas continually preoccupy her, and her characters often behave in similar ways.
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Throughout the day, the algorithm continually adjusts based on the requests that come in.
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It still seems continually, and where does that change, and how does that change?
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Parker continually talked over Barry and that sent him over the edge even more.
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And Trump has continually harped on threats from outsiders like Mexican and Muslim immigrants.
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Bereft of ideas, Esparza continually attempted to take Jedrzejczyk down, but it wasn't happening.
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The work continually raises the specter of contingent doubt about man and machine efficiency.
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The bears are continually appearing in many different spots for residents to stumble on.
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Then the other thing we do is we continually ask people to help us.
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Hokusai continually renamed himself accordingly to his spiritual pursuits, artistic goals or life events.
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But the software continually came up empty when he tried browsing Dash store's website.
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It will strain your relationships and you'll continually be forced to make tough decisions.
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Thus, we must continually reassess and adjust our policies based on what we learn.
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With revolving loans, you can continually add to your balance and pay it back off.
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What makes this situation strange is that the continually governing party hasn't been particularly successful.
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Still, it's no surprise Amazon would want to cash in on a continually profitable trend.
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He continually chooses to participate in the community, visiting hospitals, schools, and countless other charities.
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He continually raises questions about whether public officials, such as judges, ever do their job.
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That would essentially cancel the deal — something the government continually said it would never do.
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"You want to contract and relax, not have [your muscles] contract continually," Dr. Gunter says.
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"You want to contract and relax, not have [your muscles] contract continually," Dr. Gunter says.
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The politicians are continually failing us, but the engineers have done their jobs quite well.
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She offered the hypothetical example of a bank's AI continually denying mortgage applications to women.
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It's out there, I said it, 'I just don't want to continually talk about it.
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The stock market has continually hit new highs after Trump's surprising victory in the Nov.
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It is the essence she continually returns to, the connective tissue of life and language.
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The work also "continually teaches us about the properties of stem cells," Zernicka-Goetz said.
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"During this time, the Police have continually been the aggressors in peaceful protest," Packnett wrote.
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However, it's clear that brands are continually looking for alternatives as linear TV ratings decline.
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Gabbard has continually connected with dictators aligned with both Russian interests and Republican foreign policy.
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We live in a culture that continually debases language through marketing, political rhetoric, and propaganda.
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That way, you don't have to continually ask the voice assistant for updates while cooking.
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U.S. health experts continually cite the obesity epidemic, and the fitness industry reciprocally plumps up.
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Also there were a good many small schools taking up football and dropping it continually.
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Still, Musk continually returned to the challenges represented by manufacturing and ramping the production process.
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It works by continually deflecting light around the tubes until it is almost entirely absorbed.
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She becomes a pawn for his enemies, and a victim for him to continually save.
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In contrast, Peter continually failed her as a partner by failing to recognize her heroics.
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Luke has continually denied the allegations and countersued Kesha for breach of contract and defamation.
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I think it's because of the humanity of the people struggling and failing almost continually.
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Amid pricing fluctuations, almond farmers are continually focused on producing a crop that is sustainable.
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Our planet is continually changing, in large part because of our actions, the report notes.
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They continually deploy new technologies to improve productivity, laying off some workers while hiring others.
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People who take responsibility have no need to blame or continually find fault with others.
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Instead, she jabbed at Trump continually, and predictably drew out the billionaire's angry, caustic side.
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But mostly, it means I'm back to being continually puzzled about how this show works.
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This is a shadowy collection of army officers, businessmen and others, continually negotiating among themselves.
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Bois continually refers back to it, even as his arguments spin further and further off.
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I'm not advocating a player continually doing it because a player like Rafa would adjust.
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"Titrations" refers to a process in which a physician continually increases a drug's dosage strength.
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However, Simon was always patient with her, continually breaking down techniques until she grasped them.
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In the months that followed, he continually lost his footing and experienced the other symptoms.
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As keyboards and drums continually tweak mood and lighting, individual notes land with unexpected resonance.
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I was continually battling this demon in my head that I couldn't get rid of.
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This process creates a tiny torque that can cause the asteroid to continually spin faster.
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And my heart breaks as I continually wonder why bad things happen to good people.
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When it comes to pay day, famous women continually receive less than their male counterparts.
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Collins and Murkowski continually checked in with McCain, in between getting pressed to flip themselves.
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That's the narrative that's been continually created around him—and often for good reason too.
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Barring a major setback, Trump will surely brag about this continually on the campaign trail.
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Why would Pence continually mislead the public about his knowledge of Flynn's interaction with Kislyak?
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They need to continually reach outside their current sphere of influence to build new connections.
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Instead, the vast majority of reasons Crimcheck has continually grown and has reached the Inc.
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The de facto winner is the one that continually captures and owns the consumer's time.
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During these same years, Michael Jackson remained Michael Jackson, but Madonna's persona was continually shifting.
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But as her sight continually got worse as the days passed, she increasingly became worried.
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Pandora NOW will also be available as a continually updated playlist for Pandora's Premium subscribers.
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Like many of us, Kavanagh is continually inspired by Vin Diesel's uplifting social media presence.
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Bungie released a big, continually updating document that runs through the particulars of it all.
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I had to borrow money to pay bills and struggled continually to pay it back.
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The CDC has continually trended downward on how much lead exposure is safe for children.
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Dogs are our best friends and it's an ongoing tragedy that we continually outlive them.
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During the 3-minute video, Trump can be heard continually using derogatory words towards women.
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First, nations must continually supervise all of the space missions that happen within their borders.
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Still, she retains ownership, and the line between business and politics has continually been crossed.
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They are the central node in a constellation of ideas that are continually rearranging themselves.
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The government continually reviewed economists' recommendations and examined ways to reduce the surpluses, she added.
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Trudeau said Canadians and Americans continually crossed the border to live in the other country.
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"My success with age is simply due to my will to continually improve," Kasai says.
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"We are concerned that EPA has continually delayed its review of glyphosate," the letter said.
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If you continually ignore your taxes, you may have more than fees to deal with.
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And that provided a lever to continually improve the prospects for people around the world.
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The White House continually defended Jackson as his nomination cratered on Capitol Hill this week.
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Whisk the egg mixture continually until it thickens and coats the back of a spoon.
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" Baldwin tweeted just hours after Trump accused the network of continually engaging "Republican hit jobs.
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I was continually always pulling people off of the floor to help build and assemble.
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It is as if he were continually watching the reënactment of Aron's attack on Eligia.
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They can also better evaluate their strategy using data analysis to continually improve their tactics.
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"We have a Republican president who continually stokes racist fears in his base," he tweeted.
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The 2020 candidate has continually discussed his faith and his sexuality on the campaign trail.
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"I'm continually creating jobs and helping people, and I'm tired of getting slapped for it."
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Here, that same addict persona is the heroine, continually relapsing into death, then getting clean.
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Trump has continually repeated the claim, which has been proven false by several independent analyses.
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Having microphones running continually offers an even bigger challenge, because it's clearly burning more power.
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Apple has done this superbly, continually investing in the world's best brand, and in stores.
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Why are we continually surprised when a man takes up arms and commits mass murder?
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They also performed a continually updating risk assessment based on the rock's size and composition.
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After all, the most successful people are continually looking for ways to grow and improve.
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It's the opportunity to continually to be slimed by association with these seemingly radioactive ideas.
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Song after song, I was continually turned off by him for the next five years.
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The newest jet, the F-35, is continually hammered for schedule, cost, and technological issues.
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Cornell began the work in 1943 and continually added onto to it until the 1960s.
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They continually push the envelope, develop great storylines, and help represent progressive work in comics.
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The regime in turn has continually targeted the Baloch and imprisoned and executed many activists.
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They recommended bolstering your image online, using lead generation services, and continually raising your rates.
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This is why, in season 3, when Julia calls Monse, Monse continually ignores her calls.
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It also announced it would suspend the dividend that it has paid continually since 1942.
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Brands as diverse as Vetements, Marques'Almeida and The Row continually mine his archive for inspiration.
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So as older computers go off line, the size of the great botnet continually shrinks.
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Wyshynski podcast, Peters spoke about how the Hurricanes continually work on line changes in practice.
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Kinsa's data has the advantage of being real-time and continually updated by its users.
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Meanwhile, the game continually gestures at the comical enormity of what lies outside your goal.
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His homeroom teacher, Ms. Rawle, continually calls Drew, another black student, by the wrong name.
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Continually improving the core logistics associated with this undertaking requires massive funding and ongoing investment.
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Bumping and skidding along, continually running into someone's "walls," feels like the opposite of that.
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For swan form is also the known zone to which she continually retreats for comfort.
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The company would continually ask itself: Who will be harmed by our actions and products?
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He is continually endangering our health and the health of future generations and our planet.
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It felt like a game I couldn't win, an equation I continually failed to square.
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To re-educate herself, Ms. Ebarvia is continually looking at racism in her own life.
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He is continually surprised by the mundane foundation on which their fond memories are made.
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Since the fall, coyotes have been continually trapped and euthanized, despite Mr. Vincenti's preventive efforts.
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Innovations in technology continually force us to shift and improve the way we combat terrorism.
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The teenager screams in apparent pain, continually denying he has a gun, the video shows.
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Dr. Izpisua Belmonte sees the epigenome as being like a manuscript that is continually edited.
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While e-commerce provides consumers with convenience, issues surrounding porch pirates have continually cropped up.
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This question continually (and surprisingly) blows people away with the response when they ask it.
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Tyler is easily winded, and Heddi continually forgets to turn off her damn cell phone.
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To highlight a few: Government and defense investing serve as anchors that continually fuel growth.
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Republicans continually demanded that Congress let voters make the decision about Trump's future in 2020.
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Party leaders are continually weighing the implications of health care for next year's midterm elections.
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Since then, I've continually invested in coaching and masterminds to uplevel my thinking and skills.
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Bangladeshis continually evaluate what they will or will not accept in the name of Islam.
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Farmers and ranchers are continually taking advantage of every opportunity to improve how they farm.
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Investigative reporting, column writing, and critical work in social media must continually emphasize that This.
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That's my big thing that I talk about almost continually, until my face falls off.
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I might also passively cut off someone who continually mentions how empty their stomach is.
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Instead of continually looking to protect ourselves, we should learn to be comfortable being uncomfortable.
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We continually see more people relocating to LA, and downstream investors spending more time here.
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It is an ever-evolving discipline continually raising as many questions as it provides answers.
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Reines said it was an example of Trump continually "waging war" against his own party.
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Ukraine has continually rolled out new reform initiatives, including judicial reforms, since President Poroshenko's election.
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She has a broad face and a wide mouth with which she smiles continually, desperately.
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As a practical matter, groups advocating the cause find themselves in state courts almost continually.
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This is the horizon from which we are continually invited to discern all our actions.
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The interest of all this, formal and human, is continually undermined by Ms. Westwater's method.
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Trump continually called Clinton a crony and secret ally of foreign governments throughout the speech.
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And their friends, lovers, spouses, customers, rivals, ad infinitum, with a variety that continually astonishes.
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These laws are continually changing, and you should not rely solely on the lists herein.
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According to TikTok, there are plans to continually release these transparency reports in the future.
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A Pentagon spokeswoman said it continually monitors the commercial technology it uses for security weaknesses.
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He often uses social media to continually engage the public about the issue, including skeptics.
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Yvan Alagbé continually confronts the reader with difficult glimpses of racial dynamics in modern France.
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Israeli jets continually bomb Iranian military locations in Syria and have even killed Iranian troops.
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The GOP has continually oversold how good the tax cuts will be for the economy.
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And such a memory can continually overwhelm the nervous system, causing it to shut down.
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But Zuckerberg continually dodged the question about advertisers by talking about what users are sharing.
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And there's one celebrity folks continually request to be close to year after year: Taylor Swift.
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On Sunday, Mr. Dalio said the firm was continually assessing the responsibilities of the executive team.
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It describes a bewildering web of companies around which the Sharif family's funds are continually shifted.
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On Sunday, Mr. Dalio said the firm was continually assessing the responsibilities of Bridgewater's executive team.
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You might have a great idea, but you will need to continually test and challenge it.
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He knows the rare vitality it provides, and its addictiveness drives him to continually take risks.
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What's more, U.S. wine consumption has continually gone up in the past 25 years, Zraly said.
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That's why vacationing in a fictional world that continually made sense in itself was very appealing.
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But as with any product wider market adoption depends on continually improving clarity, trust, and proof.
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We encourage the campaign organizer to be transparent and continually provide updates on the campaign page.
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After Morrison's loyal social media followers continually suggested he voice the app, NBC suggested the cameo.
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Continually increasing demand for animal feed crops is one of the chief causes of global deforestation.
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The answer is that this and other conspiracy theories allow Trump to continually muddy the waters.
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That image was reflected in sales that continually lagged other luxury automakers since the late 1980s.
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An addendum for those unfamiliar with Bollywood: As with any film industry, it is continually evolving.
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Just continually trying to bring thought – conscious thought – to the body and the movements you're making.
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It's also continually put to the test as the cast faces existential threat after existential threat.
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During my shifts the phone rang continually, and I listened to one sad story after another.
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But in 2019, it is extremely difficult to continually maintain that level of game changing impact.
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Of course, the upside of connectivity is the ability to continually update the device's feature set.
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How do we absorb all these elements with which we are continually confronted and move on?
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"I would say that I have instead been continually disappointed that reason and intellect doesn't reign."
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Like many others in publishing, we were continually optimistic that relief was around the next corner.
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She was continually being flooded with advertising on social media that was tailored to pregnant women.
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To be at Warped was to continually have the question of What disaffection carried you here?
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The title is essentially meaningless unless you continually check market value in hopes of selling it.
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After CoBrA disbanded in 2200, Appel worked almost continually until his death, always trying new styles.
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President Donald Trump has continually slammed the central bank, and particularly Powell, for raising interest rates.
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Despite multiple meetings, Trump continually sent proposals back to his national security team for more work.
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The penalty comes after Shkreli continually harassed the journalist Lauren Duca using the social media platform.
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He denied it, and he has continually denied the other three claims of misconduct and assault.
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They will somehow find the time, and they will continually drink the entire time while there.
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There are few regulations that require growers to continually produce plants and compounds with consistent results.
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Elephants' tusks continually grow throughout their life (provided the roots of the tusks haven't been damaged).
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As Molaro explains, systems that are continually leaking material must also be supplied material from somewhere.
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The Dust fell back to Earth after a few years, and had to be replenished continually.
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Six test trucks are in place in the Bay area, continually running trials while tweaking software.
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Brokenshire was criticised for continually resetting deadlines in talks to restore the region's power-sharing government.
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It continually develops new products and reinvents existing ones and derives increasing revenue from those innovations.
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That's because Trump's lawyers continually tell the president that Mueller won't charge him with a crime.
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The menu doesn't restrict itself to conventional dumplings and continually offers dumpling specials alongside traditional fare.
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As it's done with the iPhones before this, Apple has continually tweaked and improved its cameras.
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Rinse and repeat with the action resembling Brock Lesnar continually suplexing "opponents" in a WWE ring.
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These factors present a significant challenge, but we are continually working to improve our detection systems.
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But the stigma and misunderstanding of HIV is what enables the law to continually be undermined.
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And I'm continually investing in new companies I think are really important for the United States.
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Freelancers continually must craft their portfolios and conduct ongoing self promotion, all on their own time.
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Yet it has been continually challenged, upheld by one-vote margins at the US Supreme Court.
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In the current health care landscape, chronic pain patients are continually forced to 'prove' their pain.
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Gradually stir about ¼ of the hot milk into the egg mixture, add remaining milk, stirring continually.
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Continually reassembling the wired connections of white-hot punk energy and post-disco electronic dance music.
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Hence, highly successful people are continually learning and striving to better understand the world around them.
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The group was blocked from entering by the security guard, and continually told to back up.
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Why do the girls continually think they've caught "A" and then get surprised when they haven't?
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Benioff continually touted charity and giving back to the community, and he seemed sincere about it.
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Many of the candidates have found themselves continually struggling with the legacy of the past presidents.
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White violence, so central to our nation's history, has continually been made invisible in this way.
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It's about initiating — continually creating situations that force you to become more than you currently are.
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But internet security is a continually evolving field in which maybe "conventional sense" doesn't mean much.
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President Trump plans to continually seek information and perspectives from a diverse range of business leaders.
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This means continually running computations on huge collections of data like images, sometimes tens of millions.
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So far, NARA has only uploaded around 150 GIFs, but the channel will be updated continually.
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Local powers that be continually reject request from officers' unions to train and equip them properly.
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She only pursued it because Trump & Co. have continually sought to gaslight her on this incident.
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Unfortunately, when it comes to accountability and fiscal responsibility, the DoD has continually dropped the ball.
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In music, too, composers and players are continually working to come up with new tone colors.
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Trump has repeatedly clashed with Acosta during past press conferences and events, and continually criticizes CNN.
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Hinge provided the following statement: We are continually focused on helping our users find meaningful relationships.
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The suspect appears to continually resist arrest in a tussle that lasts more than three minutes.
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We can't face them by continually patching billions of dollars that just go down the drain.
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Digital journalists are continually expected to write more content, at a faster pace, for less pay.
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The company has struggled almost continually since then, and has not reported a profit since 2010.
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I'm continually reminded of the importance of talking about these issues and learning from each other.
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However, it continually needs to be updated in order to stay ahead of the growing threat.
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We will also provide continually updated highlights for those joining the debate after it has begun.
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The racing industry is continually working to make cars faster, safer and more comfortable, said Martin.
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Secret negotiations hindered the ability to continually highlight ACA shortcomings, ceding the field to ACA supporters.
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"She characterized her recollections of that time as just being continually roaming," her brother Dan said.
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It's a twisty story that earns its laughs by continually finding ways to extend the joke.
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He was going up and down the newsroom, continually shooting people, police reporter Phil Davis said.
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" "Crooked Hillary has continually placed Washington D.C. special interests' priorities over the interests of everyday Americans.
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But artistic and philosophical movements work as rhizomes do — they're continually spreading across time and space.
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But what is continually grating is the rhetoric that only Democratic candidates can get away with.
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For now, Anki seems to be keeping its promise to continually update the robot's skill set.
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We are continually finding ways to overcome the obstacles that stop graphene from changing our lives.
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The problem of continually being kicked off one's electronic land is not only financial, but logistical.
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"We went through this production continually reworking the script," producer John Landau says in the documentary.
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It just makes sense to me to be continually talking to them and tweeting to them.
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And that is a message that we have been continually sharing with voters since Day One.
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The comment from Trump comes as he continually rails against Democrats for current U.S. immigration policies.
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The vocal capacity, too: parrots call to one another continually, squawkishly, over long distances and short.
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And so coming back constantly and continually will give you a tremendous data set about yourself.
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Continually check in and communicate Are you getting what you want out of your BDSM experience?
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The Google voice continually saying "uh" or "um" makes it sound insecure and lacking in confidence.
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It used to drive Trump nuts when Tillerson would continually argue to stay in the deal.
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Seemingly once a week, Westbrook does something insane like this, continually one-upping already impressive performances.
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During my time in the Galactic Conquest mode, I was continually dominated by better geared players.
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These preventive steps are important, as hospitals continually attempt to improve best practices for patient safety.
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Men continually comment on our performance, make passes, and tell us to spin or jump differently.
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That way it can quickly scale and continually embrace more services that it can offer users.
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I'm continually disappointed in new releases that lack edge, originality, and a definitive point of view.
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The one held in Monterey Bay even developed an injury from continually smashing into the glass.
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Still, it's important that women stay loud in a world that continually wishes to silence them.
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Spicer continually shouted this throughout the interview, though unfortunately, he never quite managed to make one.
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Gilkes was continually denied rental to a cabin after trying to book it for varying dates.
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Wouldn't it be cool if all those devices could be continually charging, without wires or cables?
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His body of work is both utterly consistent and continually surprising, immediately recognizable and aesthetically restless.
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The mask is connected to a machine that continually blows air to keep the airway open.
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Historians of the United States are continually unearthing an ugly truth: American slavery had no bounds.
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During the campaign Trump continually pointed out that he went to the Wharton School of Business.
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For all the wondrously strange and gorgeous sounds, not much happens in this continually subdued work.
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From postcards to Instagram, Shore's images continually compel us to consider the ways photographs construct meaning.
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These provinces are plagued with marauding militias who continually battle in an anarchic state of affairs.
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A high school classmate of Navarro's stopped to offer condolences, which Simmons said happens continually now.
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The juggling of plot lines results in scenes continually being cut off before they develop momentum.
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In that role, our television critic writes, Marshall continually struck a balance between sarcasm and sweetness.
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As if such blunt declarations of straightness weren't enough, his lyrics continually drive home the theme.
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As the week progresses and priorities change, I shift bucket items to continually update my priorities.
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We continually dig ourselves into holes, but with the cast of "Sunny," that's an ideal place.
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This exposure is all but inevitable, as cases are continually and rapidly slipping through screening protocols.
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In its statement, the foreign ministry said the measures were temporary and would be continually reevaluated.
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Proietti is continually struck by the impact that the school's dual focus had on his work.
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That's why it's something we always need to continually evaluate and find ways to get better.
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Yes. It is a federal crime to hire or continually employ "unauthorized aliens" as a practice.
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It was Munson who continually played at a high level without creating controversies of his own.
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And members of the team need to be continually developing those areas where they are strongest.
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The White House has continually attempted to distance Trump from the ongoing saga with Stormy Daniels.
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In search of praise he is continually doing things that will end up bringing him condemnation.
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"We continually evaluate the needs of the business and work to increase efficiencies," a spokesperson said.
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One name continually came up more than others — Pacquiao, the former eight-weight world-champion boxer.
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However, Saint John says she refuses to be angry about continually having to prove her worth.
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A big difference between meat and plant-based products is that the latter are continually improving.
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We learn not by storing static records but by continually retouching memories and imagining future possibilities.
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Administration officials have continually emphasized the importance of primary care and the "social determinants" of health.
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Fallon and McCartney could barely control their own laughter as they continually pulled off the stunt.
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Continually assessing whether the belongings in your life spark joy allows you to hone your judgment.
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However, since this revelation, she has continually criticized, disparaged and run me down to the boys.
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Extinction Rebellion campaigners continually debate whether actions should be undertaken that might risk alienating the public.
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Garcia continually reminded me of this cautionary tale as my undercover roles eventually began to expand.
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But the heart of the show is Tracey's continuing, continually frustrated campaign to lose her virginity.
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A company takes part of its character from the living choreographers with whom it works continually.
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Yet, the Trump Administration continually claims that 'socialism' worsens the quality of life in Nordic countries.
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Doctors often don't know when patients have been continually exposed to carcinogens like lead or formaldehyde.
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Continually, we only played with the animal once it was close to an appropriate hiding location.
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Take, for example, America's energy infrastructure network, which is continually expanded and updated by private investment.
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It pierced me and made me tremble and continually had me on the verge of tears.
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The plan is iterative and requires updating every five years to continually incorporate the latest science.
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We are a nation that continually grapples with tragedies and then earnestly seeks answers from them.
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The resulting entity until 225 was recognized as the nation's oldest continually African-American-operated bank.
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Officials continually attempt to achieve fair income distribution for all citizens and curb unrest through policy.
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"The Kenyan judiciary is maturing and continually doing things in the country's best interests," he said.
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She continually demanded more from her athletes, but the team floundered and she planned to resign.
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Verini's identity as an American surfaces continually in his narrative and in his conversations with Iraqis.
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He was super-pleasant to work with, and very helpful when I continually blew my deadlines.
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We are continually assessing and strengthening systems and processes in order to protect our customers' data.
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Fox continually guiding the franchise toward the Phoenix Saga is, at this point, a lazy effort.
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"Cyber criminals and nation states are continually looking for ways to exploit our hyperconnectivity," Nielsen said.
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They just needed to be continually reminded by him that they don't have a medical condition.
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"Our closest allies have raised it with me continually," Mr. Obama said, mentioning those uncomfortable conversations twice.
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Ryan, by the way, continues to endorse Trump despite the nominee continually insulting him in the press.
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We'll begin with January, then continually update this list with books we're excited about throughout the year.
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He continually bargained against himself, only to find that most Republicans had no interest in reaching deals.
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Slack is continually reevaluating its policies and drawing on empirical studies to try to improve, said Underwood.
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In 1984 Ronald Reagan seemed confused, continually mangling the facts in his debate against challenger Walter Mondale.
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And Microsoft employees have continually raised concerns about its decision to offer its technology to the military.
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The dictionary continually corrects Trump's bigly word mishaps by defining the most-searched terms related to Trump.
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Her autobiography is a glimpse into the life of someone who continually, bravely, forges her own way.
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In a tweet on Saturday, PD lawmaker Andrea Orlando accused 5-Star of continually raising the bar.
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"I just have to continually cater to my specific skillset, which is my social game," he says.
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At first, she feared motherhood would destroy her but is pleasantly surprised to find herself continually remade.
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Likewise, Uber's self-driving program hasn't been immune to the company's habit of continually stepping in shit.
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Police said they made arrests both outside and inside the rally, where protesters continually interrupted Trump's speech.
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I have an uncharged Apple Watch on my wrist right now which continually reminds me of this.
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Over the three quarters that followed, the Huskies continually found ways to put points on the board.
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Issues with his integrity, family history and even ex-girlfriends abounded, as viewers continually questioned his intentions.
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And like Christopher, we are all continually trying to impose internal symmetry on the bewildering world outside.
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Here the past is never safely buried, but is continually exhumed to shape and reshape the present.
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Despite the calls and threats, the women continually leave their doors and windows unlocked (hey, it's Canada).
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"The FAA continually reviews and analyzes its performance to assess its safety and efficiency," the statement said.
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I want to believe her, but it continually feels like both a sprint and a marathon. Why?
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It's possible that I would have been in over my head and continually dragged my team down.
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In Nevada, he continually reminded voters of the six years his family had lived in Las Vegas.
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Google says it will continually update the security of accounts that are signed up for the program.
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Within her work, the artist continually embraces such oppositions to create a unity in her natural landscapes.
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Indeed, "Halt and Catch Fire" continually interrogates what defines success in tech, in business or in life.
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On top of that, it must be continually noted, all of the victims were girls and women.
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And in fact, the naiveté and creativity that comes along with being children continually serves them well.
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"To keep the flywheel spinning, you need to continually renew, and improve with each component" he writes.
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I would say yes to both being very ambitious but also continually being surprised by Rifle's growth.
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"Our strategy is to always have [our own] hardware program running to continually do research," Chen said.
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A buffer is a chunk of audio that is continually recorded over — by definition, buffers aren't archived.
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The veteran Badgers took advantage of the Gophers in the second half, continually going inside to Happ.
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Even then, however, their control is never complete, and they continually battle the opposition to maintain power.
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But the company has evolved continually to deal with pressures that boil up from society over time.
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And although Harding continually denies her involvement in the scandal, she has remorse about the Kerrigan scandal.
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On the contrary, it is in our strategic interest to continually develop and strengthen our asset management.
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A sunshade would need to be continually resupplied, which is one reason for an international governance framework.
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It was clear that the company was intently focused on continually improving what a stylus could do.
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The mom of two recalled attempting to decorate their new home and continually butting heads with Gerber.
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What's most important is continually finding ways to further your learning, long after completing any formal education.
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But financial advisers continually warn parents to leave their IRAs and 401(k)s untouched for college.
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I've been playing a few other games lately, but I find myself continually itching for more Prey.
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But in realistic driving scenarios, a car's sensors continually identify new and shifting obstacles—cars, bikes, kids.
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These different mindsets are continually in conflict, however, as bilingual brains sort out which language to use.
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This is an area where we need to continually make progress and are committed to doing so.
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But believe me, there's a cost associated with continually swallowing your pride and apologizing to unreasonable jerks.
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So any service offering to do this continually on someone else's behalf should be a time-saver.
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This technology allows the company to continually optimize the user experience, including content curation and ad targeting.
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When she had her own family as an adult, she continually made hats for each new addition.
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ICE continually renewed a stay on her removal order allowing her to remain in the United States.
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Yet the question of who, exactly, would provide that next generation of leadership has continually been unclear.
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My hopes for a Stone and Chandra super team were quickly and continually dashed throughout this episode.
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Drucker intimated that the worker of tomorrow would need to develop the ability to gain knowledge continually.
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"The paradigm up until this was that ice was continually being formed on the Moon," said Keane.
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"Redbox continually looks for ways to enhance our customer experience," Redbox said in a statement to Variety.
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Like, I'm continually amazed at just how hard it is to find and play a single song.
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He demonstrated his own strengths, continually using examples of his governorship while avoiding criticizing Trump or others.
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But Pair takes it one step further with customizable frames, letting kids continually change up their look.
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To grow responsibly and successfully, continually evaluate internal infrastructure and operations to identify staffing and system needs.
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"Moreover, unlike most enterprise software, continually enhanced solutions are required because aggressors are always changing their tactics."
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Tell me if this sounds familiar: You continually make it to the interview stage, and then — crickets.
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She didn't go back to school for three days, as she watched the account continually gain followers.
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Continually updating, re-compiling, and just watching a program do its thing is, like, the entire workflow.
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Many people have asked for refunds despite our promise to continually improve and update No Man's Sky.
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" He adds, "Your boss is continually monitoring and judging your every word, facial expression, and wardrobe choice.
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That suggests workers will need to continually upgrade their skills as existing jobs evolve with new technologies.
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Simpson has continually argued he orchestrated the caper to recover family mementos and memorabilia taken from him.
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So we got to make sure the taxpayer isn't continually stuck with bills out of thin air.
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After all, Gravely says, you won't have to continually cut the chicken open to test the doneness.
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So, we're going to continually be seeking additional revenue sources and ways to increase our current revenue.
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In "Cookie Monster's Foodie Truck," Cookie Monster is a curious but ravenous chef, continually clearing the pantry.
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But from the start they were continually under attack from state regulators who saw them as insufficient.
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That could include portraying the right value sets to machines, which are continually observing humans, he explained.
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Equities have been continually making record highs, although stocks traded lower Friday after a disappointing jobs report.
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These little people need attention, and when you continually ignore them because you're busy, they feel it.
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To move through Solstad's world is to be continually shifting between boredom and involvement, imprisonment and freedom.
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Yet, I am continually amazed how patients face breast cancer, or other cancers, with such extreme courage.
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For the past year, Dad continually impressed us with his dignity, toughness and overriding will to live.
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Both provisions are important considerations for employers, who must continually review the appropriateness of employee investment options.
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Both al Qaeda and ISIS continually exhort followers in the United States to carry out attacks here.
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But their retirement date has been continually delayed because the service still doesn't have a working replacement.
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It can continually change colors, pulse along to your music, glow as a single color, and more.
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Not to mention what follows: building an audience, continually creating new, engaging shows and monetizing your content.
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In the video, a man continually closes the window shade of the row in front of him.
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It has just got more publicity, but discussions like this are ongoing all over the world continually.
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That's right, you have the power to continually alter your computer to ensure the perfect gaming experience.
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He has a job he doesn't care for, and a gambling habit that continually disappoints his wife.
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For the Muslim community, it's the subtle reinforcement of every stereotype the basket of deplorables continually preach.
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"When companies continually force their views on us we need to take a stand," read the post.
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There are some differences between what Alphonso is doing and what Facebook is continually accused of, however.
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Like Meadow's movies, "Innocents" is a highly reflexive and self-conscious work, continually curling in on itself.
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Silence Equals Death, Act Up, I think had more effect than the others that compromised almost continually.
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What Brain aims to do is continually deliver information to help a user progress toward their goals.
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The duchess continually scolds her queen daughter, who has a hiss and searing insult for every occasion.
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Raimondo has continually emphasized jobs and described the bill as a "game-changer" for Rhode Island's economy.
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"It's continually inspiring to work with boss women around the world to make these Discwoman events happen."
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Some Trump antagonists have presumed guilt, while Team Trump has continually trumpeted there's "no evidence" of collusion.
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The book continually asks the question of whether loss creates a sense of self or destroys it.
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We'll frequently update this guide because we're continually testing mineral-based sunscreens as we come across them.
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Heralded as a beacon of clean energy when it opened in 2014, Ivanpah has been continually troubled.
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Like Josh in his kitchen, the show continually turns scraps—of dialogue, of plot—into something hearty.
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Carmita had been working at Cornell for a man who continually pressured her in a sexual way.
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Thus a hypersensitive baby might continually turn away from his mother's gaze, causing her to feel rejected.
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"There's all kinds of new features that we've continually added to the Prime program," Mr. Olsavsky said.
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Police said they took hate crimes seriously and were continually looking to improve the way they worked.
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Follow Recode's continually updated accounting of which executives have left and which remain officially advising the president.
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Ms. Moore said that Monsanto had continually ignored scientific studies showing the harmful health effects of Roundup.
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We continually work to improve Google Search and we never rank search results to manipulate political sentiment.
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There will not be enough remaining tropical woodlands to continually evaporate and condense moisture through the forest.
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Their brains continually get cues that the bad thing is still happening, and their bodies respond accordingly.
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We've worked hard to continually earn that trust by providing accurate answers and keeping your questions private.
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But U.S. conservatives — like Fox's Regan — continually and systematically blur the distinction between social democracy and socialism.
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Taberski continually returns to the idea that no possible reason can explain Simmons's seclusion or extended silence.
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I was misusing it, which was kind of a theme that comes back continually in our work.
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According to Many Worlds, the universe continually splits into new branches, to produce multiple versions of ourselves.
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The adult brothers in her play, regressing in their childhood home, roughhouse continually, masking affection with aggression.
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She typed out his poems and submitted them to contests and magazines (keeping "20 manuscripts out continually").
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Its administrator, Scott Pruitt, continually undermines the purpose of this agency he is supposed to be running.
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There are, to be sure, good reasons to more or less continually call curtains for this president.
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But it's still new technology, and it may weaken over time as it's continually creased and unfolded.
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When he focuses and puts in the work, you're seeing him continually make strides to be better.
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Standards evolve, and every company in our industry needs to continually improve their practices to keep up.
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To work effectively, the device needs to stay in one's mouth all night and be used continually.
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Women are judged continually by how they look ... listen to what we say, not what we wear.
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These rapid and robust changes are unequivocally heating Earth and continually breaking daily, monthly, and annual records.
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Since Parkland, I've continually praised the bravery of the students who are speaking out about this issue.
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"Here we go," Trump said, continually interrupting Acosta as he spoke, finally losing all chill and snapping.
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Anderson, without ever slighting her original reader base, has continually found other places she wants to be.
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"We're dealing with a market where you continually need to see the higher trade," a trader said.
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He continually asserts that Lendrum is charming, "personable and likable," but he never comes across that way.
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LyondellBasell continually looks for new ways to contribute to workforce development and help employees advance and grow.
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They have compelled lenders to continually examine their policies and develop new practices to lessen discriminatory outcomes.
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"The President has continually and persistently undermined the integrity of our elections and our democracy," he said.
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With a crystal clear vision, I am able to continually evolve into a better version of myself.
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Your location can be continually collected and uploaded, then monetized by advertisers and other data tracking firms.
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Shtilman likes to compare his company to AWS when it comes to continually expanding services and features.
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She's like many 50+ women throughout America whose age and experience are strengths to be continually engaged.
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But injuries continually hindered her ability to solidify a role in the rotation of Coach Mike Thibault.
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I think that its cystic fibrosis drug is the real deal, and Wall Street continually underestimates it.
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He's also continually returned to what he views as insufficient support from US allies in the region.
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Though the company is continually growing, employees have plenty of room in this spacious, open-concept office.
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My patient had a childhood very much unlike mine, her life continually defined by fear and loneliness.
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However, many older than me continually look upon our generation as abandoning the past for the future.
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"'AdultSwine' and other similar malware will likely be continually repeated and imitated by hackers," Check Point says.
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Along with poison centers around the nation, we search continually to refine our understanding of the risks.
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Efforts have since stalled, however, with North Korea continually blaming the US for the lack of progress.
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Colonial Theatre, which is the oldest continually-operating theater in Boston, also appears in Gerwig's Little Women.
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Much of that has been driven by a U.S. dollar that is now continually increasing in value.
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This approach removes the property from the program, eliminating the burden of continually paying to rebuild it.
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I continually aimed to deliver impressive work so they&aposd keep assigning me articles, and it worked.
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These evolutionary arms races create implicit autocurricula whereby competing agents continually create new tasks for each other.
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The companies have continually pushed back against those allegations, saying there is little evidence to substantiate them.
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It's no wonder its citizens have a slight identity crisis when they're continually left off world maps.
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Kennedy continually pushed in the opposite direction, trying to build bridges between feminist groups and other movements.
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We're continually impressed not only by the distinctive styles but also by their smart interior compartment organization.
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So White Claw has purposefully limited supply to ensure it can continually serve all of its markets.
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"I had to continually challenge myself, whether it was in the gym, and/or diet," he said.
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You have continued growth in consumption, urbanization, continually growing elderly population - all these point to more demand.
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"The Volkswagen brand is continually reviewing its participation in international motor shows," the carmaker said on Thursday.
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This is a story that continually shifts between onstage and backstage, shuttling between London and Monte Carlo.
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Her seven dancers continually shift in and out of unison, with some joining in or branching off.
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Minter then shot her through the glass, as the droplets, streaks and mists continually changed the surface.
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But Dada, in which chance plays a central role, contentiously (according to the author) and continually disagrees.
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