So how do I know that the dollars that I spend actually converted to viewers or converted to whatever our advertising partners want?
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If the day's sunlight were entirely converted to heat and stored away, it could be converted to light on demand — like, say, at night.
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Head counts are converted to a proportional number of county convention delegates, which are then converted to "state delegate equivalents," which then determine the win.
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The solar energy would be converted to microwaves that would be beamed back to Earth at receiving stations where it would then be converted to electricity and fed into the Grid.
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The Adobe vector files were then converted to CADCAM .
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She converted to Islam while studying at Mississippi State University.
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The adjustable straps can even be converted to racerback, too.
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Converted to metric tons, that's a bit over 400 million.
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These will be converted to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate codes.
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Within four years, The Times had fully converted to photocomposition.
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He converted to Catholicism when Rachel was eight years old.
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The compartment had six seats, which converted to padded bunks.
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Abandoned office buildings are being converted to apartments and hotels.
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Ríos Montt, like many Guatemalans, had converted to evangelical Protestantism.
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CL: Is it true that your mother converted to Islam?
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Editor's note: All prices have been converted to U.S. dollars.
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It will be converted to one year of supervised probation.
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He converted to Christianity, and they married on Valentine's Day.
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Ivanka Trump converted to Judaism before marrying Kushner in 2009.
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They got back together, and Ivanka later converted to Judaism.
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Editor's Note: All prices have been converted to the U.S. dollar.
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Ivanka converted to Judaism before marrying husband Jared Kushner in 2009.
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"She has not converted [to Islam]," a rep told Gossip Cop.
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While editing the book, Hyman claims she converted to Evangelical Christianity.
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Converted to the dollar it's not much, but it's the principle!
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His father is a Kundalini yogi who has converted to Sikhism.
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But the moment those emails are converted to votes, we win.
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In some cases, donated miles or points are converted to cash.
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She converted to Catholicism ahead of her 2011 wedding to Albert.
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Young converted to Islam in March 2015, the court documents said.
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Therefore, the fat you eat is what gets converted to ketones.
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The RAW file was imported into Photoshop and converted to JPEG.
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Mr. McDew, who had converted to Judaism, lived in St. Paul.
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The funds can be converted to a Roth at any time.
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Molly later converted to evangelical Christianity and campaigned for Ronald Reagan.
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In 29, he quit the rap world and converted to Islam.
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Some 247,21990 non-religious schools have been converted to imam hatips.
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Five years later, he converted to a strictly animal-free diet.
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That means half the electricity is converted to heat, not light.
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Soon he was dating Ms. Mari and converted to veganism, too.
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Classrooms had been converted to dormitories, with mattresses on the floor.
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Old brass trumpets, converted to light fixtures, hung over the bar.
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After she converted to Islam, they married in a religious ceremony.
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The bell tower was converted to an en-suite master bathroom.
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During the Byzantine period, the tomb was converted to a church.
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When his college girlfriend converted to evangelicalism, Mr. Brody adamantly resisted.
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He changed his name when he converted to Islam in 1964.
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But in 2009, the couple reconciled and Ivanka converted to Judaism.
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Ivanka Trump converted to Orthodox Judaism before marrying Kushner in 2009.
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He changed his name when he converted to Islam in 1964.
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By the sixth century A.D. most Nubians had converted to Christianity.
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He's already converted to hardcore—he used to be a metalhead, though.
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Most oil plants are being shut or converted to use natural gas.
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Young converted to Islam in March 2015, according to the court documents.
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Forests where tigers had lived were cut down and converted to farmland.
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"Some doctors were converted to Christianity without reading the Bible," recalls Ganbold.
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Theoretically, all Tethers could be converted to an equal number of dollars.
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But almost all the land has now been converted to residential housing.
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A sprawling athletic compound had been converted to a "big data" center.
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Many plans went bankrupt or were converted to 401(k) type plans.
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It was in Jamaica that Kelley and his family converted to Judaism.
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In the winter, the fountain will be converted to a skating rink.
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He hadn't been religious, but in the ashram, he converted to Hinduism.
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The original kitchen has been converted to a pantry and laundry room.
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Voting for the game will be converted to a two-round process.
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Typically death sentences be converted to life imprisonment subject to good behavior.
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Her family was of Jewish heritage but had converted to Roman Catholicism.
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And just as the Buddhist leaders feared, she has converted to Islam.
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INDOORS The 28252 neoclassical revival building was converted to condominiums in 22440.
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Médine, who is of Algerian descent, converted to Islam as a teenager.
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Its usual venue has been converted to a 1,000-bed field hospital.
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About half of the daily haul is converted to energy or composted.
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The former mixed-used rental building was converted to condos in 2009.
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In the experimental mice, white fat was being converted to brown fat.
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According to Israeli news media reports, he had recently converted to Islam.
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As you talk, your audio is converted to text on the screen.
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The downtown park Discovery Green had been converted to ground zero, a.k.a.
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When I converted to Islam 34 years ago, I wasn't speaking Arabic yet.
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In 2012, it converted to something that looks more like a window pane.
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Smaller rooftops on regular office buildings have also been converted to green energy.
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Wielandt converted to Islam to marry Abouallal's brother when they were still teens.
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Converted to dollars, that's $535 and a lot more than Dell's $349.99 headset.
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In Uttar Pradesh 5,000 schools converted to English-medium in April this year.
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But are either of us converted to the clean eating lifestyle for dogs?
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The bankruptcy case was converted to a Chapter 7 liquidation on July 26.
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Caffe models can be easily converted to Caffe2 models with a utility script.
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Daily Total: $19 Editor's Note: All prices have been converted to U.S. dollars.
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Under the Trump proposal, many current grants would instead be converted to loans.
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Then, when she was 9, Stephanie and her family collectively converted to Islam.
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Users can also snap photos of text and have it converted to speech.
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At some point in his teens or early 2800s, Kotey converted to Islam.
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Many of those who stayed here died or converted to Christianity in marriage.
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Transmar's bankruptcy case was converted to a Chapter 7 liquidation on July 26.
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Peter, her father, a Protestant from Yorkshire, converted to Catholicism before their marriage.
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And the rest of the country, it seemed, was newly converted to homophobia.
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A Californian, raised as a Catholic, he converted to Islam at age 16.
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Only a fraction of that audience would have likely converted to paying customers.
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It can be converted to a written transcript for later use in court.
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A third, in Karnes City, Texas, has been converted to house adult females.
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Reid was a London-born Briton who converted to Islam as an adult.
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On the one hand, his daughter Ivanka converted to Judaism several years ago.
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Ms. Hashemi was born Melanie Franklin in New Orleans and converted to Islam.
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She converted to Christianity and took the name Mary, angering her Indian supporters.
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The most common misconception by far, was that fat is converted to energy.
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When this happens, the starch will ferment instead of being converted to glucose.
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His mother, who converted to Judaism, came from a pious Roman Catholic family.
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"They are old vessels that are converted to transport animals," Ms. Porta said.
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Instant oats should be avoided, because they will be rapidly converted to sugar.
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Although Mendelssohn had converted to Christianity, he remained conscious of his Jewish origins.
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"All death sentences are hereby converted to life imprisonment," the majority ruling said.
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RMI, which is hedged and very liquid, could be converted to cash if needed.
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Hayes and his wife had converted to Mormonism after their first child was born.
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Rescue operations have largely shutdown this week as efforts converted to recovery and reconstruction.
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Kushner is Jewish and is married to Trump's daughter, Ivanka, who converted to Judaism.
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Mary learned Danish, converted to the Lutheran Church and gave up her Australian citizenship.
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Check out a few samples of Google Clips captures converted to GIF format below.
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They both converted to Islam before I was born, so I was raised Muslim.
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The sentences of all eight men on death row were converted to life imprisonment.
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In my home, I have a large closet I converted to a recording space.
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Daily Total: $0 Editor's Note: All prices have been converted to the U.S. dollar.
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Just remember that the RMD funds themselves cannot be converted to a Roth IRA.
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Dalton Mtengwa: I converted to Islam because I found the truth—the right faith.
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It has sold bonds that can be converted to equity should the need arise.
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Many LNG import facilities have been, are and will be converted to export facilities.
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That light is then converted to electricity, digitized, and can be analyzed by computers.
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She converted to Judaism before their wedding, and they are raising their children Jewish.
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Data stated as an hourly or yearly wage was converted to a monthly salary.
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After meeting Dekel, she converted to Judaism and now sits on the synagogue's board.
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She later converted to Judaism and became his lifelong emotional and intellectual soul mate.
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And while many restaurants have converted to take-out only, few allow truck parking.
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Restaurants across the city and nation have converted to takeout and delivery-only mode.
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It can also be converted to electricity and heat to power homes and businesses.
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When you sell, the value is converted to US dollars in the bank account.
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Will some of them be used by the parish and converted to another use?
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In little more than a year's time, Augustine had converted to the Catholic faith.
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Ms. Markle was raised Protestant but converted to Anglicanism, the official religion in England.
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The building was declared a landmark and was converted to condominiums in the 229.56s.
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"intellectual entrepreneur," Epstein converted to the Objectivist creed while a freshman at Duke, an
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She converted to Islam in 2011 while still serving in the Irish Defense Forces.
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In much the same way that Huysmans converted to Catholicism, François converts to Islam.
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Commercial aviation, for instance, won't be converted to running on solar power anytime soon.
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Kushner is an Orthodox Jew whose wife, Ivanka, converted to Judaism before they married.
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According to friends, Arthurs converted to Islam a little more than a year ago.
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We were probably the first brokers to do a Bitcoin converted to cash sale.
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She and Bole-Rentel said no biomass will be produced for being converted to fuel.
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About 35 percent of its seasonal workforce is converted to a permanent employee, he said.
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Nuclear: the moon's binding energy converted to TNT energy equivalent is 2.86x10^13 Megatonne TNT.
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Orchard Road is converted to a runway, with models sashaying the latest spring/summer collections.
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She converted to Mormonism, worked as a flight attendant and moved to Utah after college.
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ACI partnered with them to ensure that all PET bottles are converted to reusable materials.
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Although the man had converted to Christianity, he later switched back to Islam, Rahman added.
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According to VW, it's a pure two-seater that can be converted to seat four.
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His son-in-law is Jewish and his daughter converted to Judaism before their marriage.
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It was converted to a condo in 1986 and updated within the last seven years.
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I converted to Christianity later in my life and left my man and my home.
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While in custody, McGown said he converted to Islam, and kept himself busy with exercise.
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Irrigate a crop, and the water "used" by the plants is converted to water vapour.
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It would require payment of restitution regardless of whether it's converted to a civil lien.
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Meanwhile, Buddhists recall Diwali as the day that the Indian Emperor Ashoka converted to Buddhism.
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To create HD vinyl, the audio is first digitally converted to a 3D topographic map.
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Baer's leave of absence, which commenced March 4, will be converted to an unpaid suspension.
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He fell under the spell of radical leftists, and he converted to Islam in 2000.
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The prosperous, professional Sterns were surely neither; the family had long ago converted to Lutheranism.
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As an adult she both converted to Judaism and discovered an affinity with the Melungeons.
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Levin started out in law, but converted to a celebrity journalist thanks to People magazine.
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Depending on the institution, your account might be converted to another one at the institution.
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Carrie's best guy friend was gay; Charlotte converted to Judaism for the man she loved.
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Colson, an official in the Nixon Administration, converted to Christianity after leaving the White House.
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Whatever is not to be imminently converted to soup should be frozen for future use.
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When the conversion to Wells Fargo came in 2011, my position converted to service manager.
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Automobile production was all but suspended as factories converted to producing jeeps, trucks and tanks.
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AROUND THE WEB: The Kentucky Coal Mining Museum has converted to ... solar power, WYMT reports.
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Now, in a once-unthinkable turnabout, some are being converted to export liquefied natural gas.
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The ballpark will be converted to a softball field and multipurpose facility after the game.
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Nekia converted to Islam in high school after being raised in a strict Christian household.
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Muhammad Ali famously converted to Islam and changed his name from Cassius Clay in 1964.
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Samasource converted to for-profit status in 2019, making the previous nonprofit organization a shareholder.
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She converted to Islam, they had two children, and they tried living in Pakistan together.
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His father, Wilhelm, came from a family of Jews who had converted to Roman Catholicism.
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His mother was Amhara and Orthodox Christian, and she converted to Islam when she married.
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His son-in-law, Jared Kushner, is Jewish, and his daughter Ivanka converted to Judaism.
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If discipline is warranted, a paid leave can be converted to a suspension without pay.
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Many of Mendocino's rustic redwood homes have been converted to vacation rentals in recent years.
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As for Ambedkar himself, he rejected Hinduism and converted to Buddhism shortly before his death.
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The icebox was converted to a refrigerator, a heater was installed, and there's GPS now.
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Still, thousands of people in the New York area alone converted to Catholicism this year.
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ISIS claimed responsibility for the attack and said the gunman had recently converted to Islam.
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Originally a hotel for immigrant construction workers, the building was converted to commercial office space.
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Saloons filled it until Prohibition, when they were converted to speakeasies, then later to clubs.
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He said a storage area near the pool deck was converted to an additional bedroom.
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Q: About a decade ago, my rent-stabilized Upper West Side building converted to condos.
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With demand surging in the coming weeks, MRTCs could be converted to stationary test centers.
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And regrowth never occurs if the land is developed or converted to pasture or farmland.
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Lowe's said that in 2019 about 50% of seasonal hires were converted to permanent jobs.
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He also said the loan could be converted to an equity stake in the business.
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But I have happily converted to the grating method for its ease and remarkable results.
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INDOORS The building was built around 5013 and converted to condos about 2501 years ago.
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The Adamses have a large barn that they've converted to an ideal roach growing emporium.
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Like Soraya, she converted to Islam after their marriage and took a new name, Lamia.
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As a result, vast areas of the world's wetlands are being converted to other uses.
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The buildings are often converted to residential spaces that take advantage of the original design.
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At least one of the men's bathrooms was converted to gender-neutral for the week.
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When light comes in it is bounced around and ultimately trapped and converted to heat.
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Haley was raised in the religion of Sikh but converted to Christianity in her 20s.
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The saint's story was a revelation to Ms. Cram, whose own mother converted to Catholicism.
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At some point, she converted to Islam, and she is believed to remain in Iran.
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Originally named Melanie Franklin, she converted to Islam after the 1979 Islamic Revolution in Iran.
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Mr. Ganczarski, who immigrated to Germany from Poland, converted to Islam in the mid-1990s.
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With the advent of Protestant Evangelicalism, slaves were being converted to Christianity in large numbers.
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Those people are not going to be somehow converted to some different way of thinking.
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Three then appealed to the Supreme Court to have the death sentences converted to life imprisonment.
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Those of us who have not yet been converted to Bluetooth life will care about this.
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His photo series, "Cuban Muslims," focuses on the lives of those who have converted to Islam.
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Lindh, who was raised in Maryland and California, converted to Islam when he was a teenager.
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Those four stores are still open and will now be converted to Home & Life-branded locations.
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She converted to Islam to marry, was soon divorced and dived headlong into Sufism, then kabbalah.
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While she grew up Catholic, Remini's mother converted to Scientology when Leah was 9 years old.
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By the time I landed, I had all but converted to the church of nipple cream.
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The Lexington was decommissioned in 1991 and converted to a naval aviation museum a year later.
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There is now a real possibility that many of these will be converted to electric propulsion.
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Rivero (3-2), recently converted to Pittsburgh's closer, saw his ERA rise from 0.68 to 0.88.
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The largest decrease in fires was found in savannas that have been converted to agricultural uses.
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A fourth-generation visitor who converted to Judaism as an adult had been rejected for membership.
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My father converted to Islam in the 1970s, and my mother converted when she married him.
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With about 29,222 students, Argosy converted to nonprofit status in 22019 under the Dream Center's ownership.
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A penalty shootout followed, in which Lisa Dahlkvist converted to seal a 4-3 Sweden win.
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It was only converted to the idea of free Wi-Fi as standard late last year.
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ISIS is now claiming responsibility for the massacre, and claiming Paddock converted to Islam months ago.
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Ali converted to Islam as an adult and went by the name Mahershalalhashbaz Ali until 2010.
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For Mr Corbyn seems only recently to have converted to the case for British EU membership.
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Africans converted to Christianity in large numbers during the revivals and most became Baptists and Methodists.
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These vibrations were converted to electric impulses, sent to your brain, and hey presto: you heard.
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The law also applies to substantially enlarged buildings and to those being converted to residential use.
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This year, her fourth full year teaching, her position was converted to a tenure-track job.
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Ivanka Trump, who is the president's eldest daughter, converted to Judaism before marrying Kushner in 2009.
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Fitch expects PR to be converted to public company with 100% state ownership in 2018-2019.
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She was originally fined 7,000 euros, but the sentence was converted to seven days in prison.
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A former pitcher converted to infielder, he was one of the best ballplayers of his generation.
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Lindh reportedly converted to Islam at 16 and moved to the Middle East after high school.
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In 1986, it was converted to a cooperative apartment building where approximately 180 units exist today.
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Mr. Dylan had recently converted to evangelical Christianity, and the two bonded over music and faith.
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His nuanced approach initially has now been converted to a headlong rush to achieve this goal.
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Also in Madrid, a huge convention center has been converted to a 5,000-bed field hospital.
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That is in addition to a hospital that was recently converted to treat coronavirus patients only.
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Every carbohydrate you digest and nearly all the fats are converted to carbon dioxide and water.
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INDOORS The three-story structure was built in 1882 and converted to a residence in 2002.
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The remaining portion of the stables could also be converted to residential space, Ms. Valsdottir said.
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Of her five daughters, two (including her firstborn, my mother) married Christians and converted to Christianity.
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"But my principle has always been when I converted to Islam, I'm still Chinese," he said.
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He reportedly converted to Islam, possibly by force, and became one of the famed Barbary pirates.
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INDOORS The church was built in 1906 and converted to a residence between 0133 and 2014.
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"It used to be 10 percent of those who registered converted to paid," Mr. Brooks said.
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The ship was later decommissioned, branded as the Kodiak Queen and converted to a fishing boat.
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Ivanka converted to Judaism, and the couple's three children are being brought up in the religion.
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And some people may have their wealth tied up in things not easily converted to cash.
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Whenever these units become vacant, they are converted to either rent-stabilized or market-rate units.
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Years earlier, she had left the Reformed Mennonite faith of her childhood and converted to Islam.
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A deeply religious man, he had converted to Roman Catholicism after growing up a Southern Baptist.
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As he learned, Altschul's descendants, in an American odyssey of their own, had converted to Christianity.
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Normally, ammonia is converted to a compound called urea and is removed from the body via urine.
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She converted to Christianity, joined anti-abortion activists and started an outreach group called Roe No More.
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In 2016, two power stations had been converted to run on wood pellets and straw, it added.
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Campa-Najjar, who was born to a Palestinian father and Mexican mother, converted to Christianity years ago.
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My studio is in a furniture factory that was converted to artist studios about 10 years ago.
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Young Samaritans have converted to Judaism in order to marry, since the religion prohibits unions with outsiders.
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He converted to pitcher before the Mets selected him in the ninth round of the 2010 draft.
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In South Carolina freeways were converted to one-way routes away from the danger on the coast.
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He then escaped to a monastery in Gaul (around present day France), where he converted to Christianity.
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They currently have six companies participating, the first of which has been converted to a paying customer.
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In places where biomass isn't readily available, the WEDEW can be converted to run on solar power.
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The waste from the facilities is collected in a cement tank where it is converted to biogas.
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Some are disappointed by what they find, but others emerge converted to the cause of Conceptual Art.
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For example, the top model of the iPhone XS, converted to dollars, costs $9773,760 — a $411 difference.
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Last week, the "Nothing Compares 21999 U" singer, revealed on Twitter that she had converted to Islam.
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His daughter, Ivanka Trump, converted to Judaism before marrying husband Jared Kusher, an Orthodox Jew, in 2009.
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The carbon monoxide is then converted to carbon dioxide with steam, and the hydrogen is separated out.
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When an account is deemed abandoned, it is converted to cash and taken over by the state.
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The scanning department is also where miniature, to-scale prop models can be converted to digital form.
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The Baka deity Komba is still followed by many, but some, like Emmanuel, have converted to Christianity.
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Capano was convicted and sentenced to death, which was later overturned and converted to life in prison.
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That is a hard question, especially if the migrant has only recently converted to a different faith.
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That investment converted to equity and Mr. Ellers is now a co-founder and 2180 percent owner.
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Hemsky then fed Faksa, and the rookie center quickly converted to put the Stars ahead 1-17.
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The once-luxurious hotel was closed in 1997 after it was converted to low-income senior housing.
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CNOOC's interest will be converted to a 50% stake if there is a commercial discovery, FAR said.
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Mr. Ali converted to Christianity from Islam in 1999, said the Kurigram district police chief, Tobarak Ullah.
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The city's cemeteries were so full that the main football stadium was converted to a burial site.
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Tesla stores will close or be converted to "information centers" and retail employees will be laid off.
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I did well at tournaments, so I thought it would be good if I converted to MTG.
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So here I am, fully converted to the cause of the Local Landmark and Unskippable Tourist Site.
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Over the previous 72 hours in Cleveland, I've withstood several attempts to be converted to fundamentalist Christianity.
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It was not clear whether the bitcoin had since been converted to traditional currencies, the firm said.
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All these natural gas plants are converted to synthetic methane when it is available from 2030 forward.
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That's enough to fill over 1.2 million medical MRI scanners, once it's converted to its liquid form.
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Skip the Bacon My wife is a Brazilian Jew from Rio; I converted to Judaism in February.
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This vehicle was originally manufactured in 1968, and has since been converted to electric power #RoyalWedding pic.twitter.
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At Easter, thousands of people converted to Catholicism even as sex abuse allegations have rocked the church.
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He had been living in Yemen since the 1990s, converted to Islam and married a Yemeni woman.
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In an attempt to get better results, both converted to a plant-based diet three years ago.
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He observes the Sabbath, and his wife — Mr. Trump's daughter Ivanka — converted to Judaism before their marriage.
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The startup aims to take food waste straight to the farm where it is converted to soil.
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The Marranos were the Jews that converted to Christianity but continued to practice Judaism in the cellar.
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As striking as the imagery is, the data first must be converted to useful — and actionable — information.
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Failing malls, once the center of suburban life and now eyesores, could be converted to data centers.
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The building, part of a former pencil factory that was converted to apartments, was completed in 2010.
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The Russian government attempted to argue that young people were in danger of being "converted" to homosexuality.
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Netflix in Germany and the Netherlands will also cost you roughly the same when converted to USD.
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The picture was converted to black-and-white to make it look older than it actually was.
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In Lahore, Pakistan's second-largest city, nearly 300,000 acres (121,000 hectares) of farmland were converted to urban built-up land in the past 40 years and a substantial part of that land was converted to support over 250 housing schemes, according to a 2016 study by Pakistani academics.
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She converted to Judaism after she was married and gave birth to Smith's first grandchild, a son, Isaiah.
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The two main easels you see here are repurposed electric drafting table pedestals that I converted to easels.
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Coal is converted to coke in a furnace to remove the oxygen from iron ore to make steel.
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Just a handful of people work there today, and much of the building is being converted to condos.
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However, a black man being converted to do right by God is common narrative in our community, right?
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"I was born Catholic, but converted to Buddhism two years ago," Silva told Spain's ABC newspaper in 2015.
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They are introducing a feature called Scribble, which lets you draw letters that automatically get converted to text.
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The passenger jets would be converted to freighters, and it seemed likely Amazon would be the main customer.
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The last holdout was Catalina Island, off the coast of California, which finally converted to dial in 1978.
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Her entire family converted to Catholicism before the war but were still considered Jews under Nazi racial laws.
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The king accused David of conspiring with Marranos (Jews who had formally converted to Christianity) to Judaise Portugal.
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Trump, who converted to Judaism when she married her husband Jared Kushner, appears to have missed the reference.
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Her ex-husband converted to Islam, unilaterally converted their three children and ran away with them in 2009.
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The Redmond store has reportedly already had half of its shelves converted to use the new digital signage.
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Grigorieva "truly loved Mel," a friend told PEOPLE, who noted that Grigorieva converted to Catholicism for the actor.
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Among other things, I wondered whether the Alt-Right's negative energy could be converted to positive, community action.
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Improvised guns can be air-rifles converted to shoot real bullets rather than pellets, the Palestinian source said.
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The former "Love & Hip Hop: New York" star made headlines earlier this year when she converted to Islam.
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For example, in Georgia, all the largest coal power plants have installed scrubbers or converted to natural gas.
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How it works: Each time wind passes through a turbine, some of its energy is converted to electricity.
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Graham, who converted to the Jehovah's Witness faith in 1975, became Prince's de facto instructor in the religion.
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Stephanie Kurlow, 14, converted to Islam with her Australian father, Russian-born mother and two brothers in 13.
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In communities that were more than 20 percent linguistically isolated, 69 percent converted to active status, researchers found.
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The fact that the remaining stems have been converted to cheesy general MIDI instruments adds to the insanity.
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They can be converted to cash, and some cryptocurrencies, such as monero, are even more private than others.
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Dean promised the pooled resources would be converted to fiat currency and invested in more traditional commodity contracts.
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" Mr. Barney similarly dismisses the accusations: "I could be a billionaire today if I hadn't converted to nonprofit.
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Managed by Q also previously raised about $2.4 million in convertible debt, which has since converted to equity.
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Google limits Instant Apps to 4MB, so some complex apps may not be easily converted to the format.
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Some of them had converted to Islam only a few months before coming to Iraq for the jihad.
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He converted to Islam and gained notoriety as a singer of nasheeds, or Islamic devotional music, in German.
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Born to a middle-class family in Munich in 1979, Mr. Gelowicz converted to Islam as a teenager.
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It had a finished basement, which made her wonder if it could be converted to a two-family.
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They point to his close relationship with daughter Ivanka, who converted to Judaism after marrying businessman Jared Kushner.
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He converted to Catholicism as a teen-ager, freely but under the influence of his spiritually itinerant mother.
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His daughter Ivanka converted to Judaism when she married Jared Kushner, who has become a close campaign adviser.
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Now, I'm debt-free, building wealth, and have converted to frugal living to enjoy the things I love.
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Several Canadian news outlets reported that Mr. Driver had converted to Islam in 2008 and held radical views.
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Reports emerged soon after that Kloss converted to Judaism shortly before getting engaged to Kushner, who is Jewish.
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Only about 5 percent of Chapter 13 filings since 2008 converted to Chapter 7, according to our analysis.
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In September, after three months of captivity, she converted to Islam and took on a Muslim name, Rima.
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Eight out of Kentucky's 20 coal plants have been retired or converted to natural gas units since 2012.
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The area happens to overlap with neighborhoods where many industrial warehouses have been converted to live/work spaces.
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According to the Corps, 21986,226 acres of floodplain and river habitat were converted to farmland or otherwise lost.
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In the 1950s, distressed with the jazz world, she converted to Catholicism and temporarily retired from the stage.
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Soviet-era water heating plants across the country that were using gas will be converted to electric power.
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From 2015 to 2016, Walter embarked on a yearlong series for Fusion about Latinos who converted to Islam.
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Arendt, the most famous and influential of the six, was converted to Zionism by Hitler's takeover in 1933.
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But as oxygen is converted to carbon dioxide, with no intake or release, the blood begins to acidify.
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The daughter of a policeman from a small town in Brittany, she converted to Islam as a teenager.
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About 18,2100 of the 2100,260 in the city already have been converted to high-efficiency light-emitting diodes.
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Ms. Fares was born in Baghdad into a Christian family that converted to Islam when she was 163.
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"I attribute my healing to my faith," says Morgan, who converted to Catholicism just over two years ago.
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That it can be converted to a play table once your baby outgrows it is a big bonus.
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Semonite said hotel rooms will be converted to negative pressure by reducing the PSI so that suction results.
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"Everyone in our circle converted to biodynamic because they could see and taste the difference," Mr. Ferrua said.
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Several people in my life have converted to vehicle dwelling, I've got to stop being so damn compelling.
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Most Ottoman Armenians lost their lives in forced deportations in 1915, while others converted to Islam to survive.
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FTD was acquired and converted to a for-profit company, eventually listing on the stock market in 2005.
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After turkey experienced turbulence, investors converted to foreign exchange, such as JPY and USD, rather than gold assets.
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Today, less than 22018% of tallgrass prairie remains, most of it converted to farmland or lost to development.
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It stands alongside other Confederate memorials, flags and replica cannons on private land converted to a memorial park.
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Until recently, those courts were made of wooden planks, but they have been converted to a hardcourt surface.
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Ahmad was now living in Canada and, in a move that shocked Mr. Mohammad, had converted to Christianity.
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Court filings document how he spent his time: He tattooed himself; he converted to Hinduism; he contracted hepatitis.
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Venezuela in 2005 ordered that operating agreements be converted to joint ventures in which PDVSA held a majority.
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Ivanka converted to Judaism in 2009 when she married Jared Kushner, now a senior adviser to the president.
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His daughter, Ivanka converted to Judaism before marrying his loved and respected orthodox Jewish son-in-law, Jared Kushner.
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During his short stay, Muriel finds out that her grandson has been converted to Islam through his girlfriend Lila.
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If you've already been converted to the church of YA, then you probably know your favorite genres and authors.
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One has been converted to a fully app-based experience, while the other offers a new mode of play.
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Mark Steven Domingo, an Army infantryman who served in Afghanistan and converted to Islam, was thwarted by the FBI.
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Reason should inform governance, but people tend to be converted to a cause—gay marriage, for instance—by emotion.
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A strong yen is a negative for exporters, as it reduces their overseas profits when converted to local currency.
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The two also have religion in common as Silva converted to Buddhism after connecting with the Pretty Woman star.
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A stronger yen is a negative for exporters as it reduces their overseas profits when converted to local currency.
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The rear-view mirror can be converted to a camera screen allowing a wider, less-obstructed field of view.
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Jones's religion—he converted to Catholicism in 1921, much to the horror of his parents—grounded and enriched him.
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Founders forget that when their firms issue convertible debt it may one day need to be converted to equity.
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Therefore, alongside the injection of €3.9bn by the government, €4.3bn-worth of subordinated bonds are being converted to equity.
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He finds a stapled report, with names of a dozen people who have converted to Islam in one village.
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It also proposed that dual class shares be converted to standard, one vote shares when the share changes hands.
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Some of the clips then switch into color, having been converted to 3D and enhanced with modern production techniques.
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The bonds have a coupon of 5.5% and will be converted to equity in the event of an IPO.
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There remains an outstanding 201.97 million dirhams that has not been converted to equity, according to Tabreed's latest results.
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He had converted to Christianity back in the Ivory Coast before leaving his family behind to come to Europe.
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The researchers excluded operations that were not straightforward, including laparoscopic surgeries that had to be converted to open procedures.
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She converted to his faith, Islam, and they had a son before they divorced after seven years of marriage.
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At the end of the 30 days, customers are automatically converted to a paid membership plan unless they cancel.
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Ali, who died Friday at 74, recited doggerel, danced in the ring, taunted his opponents and converted to Islam.
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"Up to 90 branches will be converted to cost-efficient formats by the end of 2019," the company said.
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The building, once a mosque, was converted to a Greek Orthodox Church in the 1920s, and its minaret dismantled.
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Rahman, who converted to Islam in his 20s, is in London with a show called "Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow".
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But she converted to Islam during her teenage years before leaving for Syria with her husband, an ISIS fighter.
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The note searching feature works with hand-written notes, as well as notes that have been converted to text.
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Mr. Trump has also repeatedly pointed out that his daughter Ivanka converted to Judaism before marrying Jared Kushner; Mrs.
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About 28,700 of these offers were converted to "permanent" modifications under the Obama administration program from 2009 to 2013.
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About 11 percent is centrifuged to remove half of the water, and the rest is converted to solid rubber.
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Ivan Seabrooks, 41, has been in prison for about 13 years, and he converted to Islam six years ago.
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He wasn't interested in being converted to anyone else's cause, and he didn't expect to win converts to his.
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He went on to say there would be no peace between Jews and Muslims until they converted to Christianity.
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Click the screen's microphone icon, and as you speak your words are converted to typed text in the document.
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Mr. Kareem converted to Islam as an early adult, changing his name in 2013, after serving time in prison.
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Naming herself "Sojourner Truth," she converted to Methodism and began campaigning for women's rights and the abolition of slavery.
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And profits won in one country can turn into losses when winnings are converted to the investor's home currency.
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Roger David Casement was born in County Dublin in 1864 to Protestant parents (his mother later converted to Catholicism).
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Although Serner, born Walter Seligmann in Bohemia, converted to Catholicism in 1909, to the Nazis he was a Jew.
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Her fiancé is Israeli and from an Orthodox Jewish family, while she is Brooklyn-based and converted to Judaism.
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Nationally, several manufacturers in the auto industry have converted to making ventilators, but the progress has not been adequate.
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In 1984, the ship was renamed and converted to a hospital ship, carrying out humanitarian assistance and disaster relief.
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In 2005, he converted to Christianity, part of a wave of interest in the religion by politically active Chinese.
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The 3,000 McDonald's restaurants in Pokémon's home country will all be converted to Pokéstops or gyms in the game.
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Churches pushed aside pews to make room for mattresses, and a public school gymnasium was converted to a dormitory.
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Monroe Elementary School, one of the city's four segregated schools for blacks, is now converted to the Brown v.
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Andrew M. Cuomo who have struggled to keep pace with the loss of units converted to market-rate rents.
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In a second bulletin about the Las Vegas shooting, Amaq said the attacker had converted to Islam months earlier.
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Just off Main are a doughnut trailer and a gas station converted to a made-to-order burrito stand.
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Once past the barrier, the amino acid is converted to dopamine, which helps relieve the tremors associated with Parkinson's.
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Dr. Pfau, who had converted to Roman Catholicism and become a nun, discovered her calling to help lepers coincidentally.
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The enlightening facts about fat metabolism The correct answer is that fat is converted to carbon dioxide and water.
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School friends turned step-sisters, Wielandt converted to Islam to marry Abouallal's brother Noureddine when they were still teens.
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Police said the 68-year-old victim converted to Christianity from Islam in 1999 but was not a preacher.
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He and Ivanka, who converted to Judaism for their marriage, observe the Sabbath from sundown Friday until sundown Saturday.
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The reader, my friend said, has finally been converted to Quixote's vision, just when death makes him refute it.
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Now it's been converted to a bedroom for our daughter, Anna, who is home from college for the summer.
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Mr. Wang was a law academic who converted to Christianity after he began representing unregistered churches resisting official pressure.
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After deciding that Dylan converted to Christianity because of a fear of death, McCarron rushes to connect the dots.
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In London, Nayeri's grandmother, a Muslim by birth, had converted to Christianity and found freedom in her new religion.
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In time, they married—they remained a loving couple until her death, in 1958—and she converted to Judaism.
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Refsynder was a right fielder in Arizona before being converted to an infielder in the Yankees minor league system.
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I separated myself as much as possible from my culture and religion and converted to Christianity in high school.
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A former soldier, Ms Smith converted to Islam and travelled to Syria in 2015 to live under IS rule.
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To survive, Qassem told Ms. Malfatto, he converted to Islam — or at least, pretended to — and ISIS spared him.
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Monroe is thought to have received the book after she married the playwright Arthur Miller and converted to Judaism.
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The bill allows those obligations to be converted to community service or for a victim or court to forgive restitution.
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It's a little bit less, because some of their mass is converted to energy and radiated away in gravitational waves.
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Even shoppers who don't believe leggings are pants have been converted to leggings lovers all thanks to this one pair.
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They concluded that 8 to 27 percent of Geminga's energy had to be converted to electrons and positrons, said Linden.
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