It's always been critical, and remains critical, and increasing it, along the lines we discussed, is critical.
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Even in Baltimore, they're so critical of the police now, rightly critical, the same way they're critical of all city agencies.
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If I'm critical of myself, I'm critical of them too.
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The Post is a critical institution with a critical mission.
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I'm pretty critical of Bernie Sanders and I'm extremely critical of Republicans.
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If you are critical of yourself, you will be critical of others.
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MNUCHIN: IF IT IS CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY AND THEY ARE TRANSFERRING CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY.
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"I'm not critical of his faith; I'm critical of bad policies," Buttigieg said.
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Ads critical of Trump were far more prevalent than those critical of Clinton.
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"It is not a critical moment, it is the critical moment," said Rep.
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The challenges for critical VR use cases apply to critical VR apps too.
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A critical 90 minutes Moreno said those 90 minutes may have been critical.
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His leadership on that was really critical and has continued to be critical.
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Hyperbole or not, there's no doubt Britain played critical roles at the critical moment.
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"Receiving testimony from Mr. Watkins is critical to our oversight on this critical issue."
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It's a critical skill for now, but it's a very critical skill for the future.
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AND DELL HAS BEEN A CRITICAL, CRITICAL RELATIONSHIP FOR US TO BUILD OUR OWN INFRASTRUCTURE.
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These things are critical in morning, but they are even more critical in the afternoons.
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On any given day, Crowder's blood sugar can fluctuate between critical lows and critical highs.
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"I think that's bullshit; people are just critical because they want to be critical," she says.
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Some economists have been critical of the deal Other economists have been more critical of Nevada.
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Being critical of your political party when it is popular to be critical is not courageous.
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It was a critical market before the 2008 crisis, and it is a critical market now.
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Provoke Discussions and Critical Thinking Learning how to hold a civil discussion is a critical skill.
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Endangering critical infrastructure A CISO can also help reinforce the security of the nation's critical infrastructure.
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Interestingly, the most "mission critical" apps appear to take longer to fix than many less critical ones.
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CRITICAL JUNCTURE China said on Monday protests in the Asian financial hub had reached a critical juncture.
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But paid family leave isn't just critical for public health, it's also critical for a healthy economy.
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That's where I come in and say, 'Look, this is critical to federal funding, critical for services.
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But, he's been incredibly critical of—bitterly critical of—the New York media that he deals with.
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Be the best you can be, and be a critical thinker, OK. Just be a critical thinker.
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As such, that justifies spending time studying it, in critical and challenging ways with a critical eye.
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"I'm not critical of his faith; I'm critical of bad policies," Buttigieg told television host Ellen DeGeneres.
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They do business with the U.S. which is critical, they do business with Iran which is not critical.
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It's easy to be critical of the tech industry, and even easier to be critical of capitalism itself.
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Finally, we examined a "critical thinking" measure — the CLA+ — intended to assess critical thinking among freshman college students.
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Trump hardly wants to trade a single critical state, Wisconsin, for a different single critical state, New Hampshire.
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Users who were critical of the critical reported that they were being blocked by the team's Twitter account.
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For example, he said, without defining what critical infrastructure is, nations can claim that anything is critical infrastructure.
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Is there a particular critical window at which the long-term neurological effects of this are really critical?
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Finally, we examined a "critical thinking" measure – the CLA+ – intended to assess critical thinking among freshman college students.
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So it's been critical for a long time and I see it being critical as we go forward.
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About Critical Distance: This is a digest of criticism from around the web, curated and archived by Critical Distance.
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"Sound public finances are critical for welfare and critical for productivity," Stoere told Reuters in an interview in June.
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At the most critical of critical junctures during the stage one landing attempt, the SpaceX feed glitched, going offline.
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"Having lots of content is critical, but I don't think any one show is critical," Greenfield told CNN Business.
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WE'RE TALKING ABOUT A SMALL PART OF THE ECONOMY, THAT CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY, CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE, THAT WE INTEND TO PROTECT.
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Critical Shopper At Allbirds and Birkenstock in SoHo, the Critical Shopper embarks, skeptically, on a search for styling footwear.
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Just as DNA is a critical component of criminal justice, NDAs have been a critical barrier to civil justice.
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"It's absolutely critical that we start thinking about this, and critical that we start talking about it," Favreault said.
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Data must be tiered and prioritized based on whether it is critical (health care) or non-critical (streaming video).
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Critical consensus: As of press time, there weren't quite enough reviews for this one to establish a critical consensus.
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All were hospitalized, with two in critical condition—one was later stabilized while the other, as of publication, remained critical.
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Critical, Industry Embedded Datasets: Fitch believes IHS Markit's data sets are critical to its customers' workflow and difficult to replicate.
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It would be a longer trip for a critical mass of Trump supporters than for a critical mass of marchers.
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There is little visibility into the most critical networks of our nation's most critical infrastructure such as nuclear power stations.
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Meanwhile, current CEOs valued harder skills, such as "Critical Thinking, Stakeholder Management" and "Business/Management Skills" as the most critical.
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After all, American lives, critical national security interests, and the future of a turbulent yet critical region are at stake.
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President Trump has nominated Gina Haspel, the "Atomic Brunette," to this critical post at a critical time in our history.
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She&aposs critical of both major political parties, and especially critical of the corporate behemoths that dominate the Seattle area.
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It follows that 'critical habitat' is the subset of 'habitat' that is 'critical' to the conservation of an endangered species.
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Censorious authoritarians elsewhere often cite Mr Trump's catchphrases, calling critical reporting "fake news" and critical journalists "enemies of the people".
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It takes 108 days for half of "medium critical" applications to be fixed, 9 days longer for half of "highly critical" apps to be fixed, and 24 days longer for the most critical apps to be fixed.
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If successful, the project could provide a critical tool in the fight against vulnerabilities in embedded industrial systems and critical infrastructure.
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Instructor in critical condition The instructor, identified as Arian Prevalla, is in critical condition, Bridgeport Hospital spokesman John Cappiello said Wednesday.
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These skills could prove critical to enabling our country to facedown an increasingly critical, competitive and complex global marketplace of ideas.
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Researchers have told of advisers not allowing them to say anything too critical of the government, and critical reports being censored.
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Dooley said the wounded were being treated the Community Regional Medical Center and ranged from "critical" to "critical but stable" conditions.
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Critical defects require treatment soon after birth, while for non-critical defects, treatment can be delayed or may not be necessary.
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Teaching Children to Be Critical Thinkers The current presidential election magnifies the significance of teaching our children to be critical thinkers.
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MoviePass Ventures' second film, Gotti, was a major critical and commercial flop, scoring a rare zero percent critical rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
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And even though they didn't always do great in everything, that Alibaba purchase was critical and Jerry was critical to that too.
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Critical alerts that can bypass Do Not Disturb iOS 12 introduces new "critical alerts" that must be opted into by the user.
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"But unfortunately, people who are critical of us sometimes get attention for being critical of us, or it gives people a platform."
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We have identified a range of critical cyber challenges facing the federal government today and critical actions needed now to address them.
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But he suffered a critical loss in South Carolina, which at the time was seen as critical to winning the GOP nomination.
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Some critical positions remain open at the department, including the undersecretary that oversees the cybersecurity of federal civilian networks and critical infrastructure.
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If the market falls below $26.19, however, the next critical support level will be critical support ranging from $25-$21, he said.
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Yeah, he probably didn't know, but he knew it when it got this critical force and then he did know, critical mass.
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Critical time in Syria The uncertainty around the President's plans on Syria come at a critical time for the National Security Council.
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Three of the four people who were wounded were listed in critical condition on Sunday, while the fourth was critical but stable.
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Heat iron to the critical temperature where it ceases to be magnetized, for instance, and the correlations between its atoms are defined by the same "critical exponents" that characterize water at the critical point where its liquid and vapor phases meet.
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Further, infiltrating another country's critical infrastructure would go against the newly signed agreement, or worse, prompt our adversaries to infiltrate our critical infrastructure.
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"We said exclusivity is probably not that critical on that type of content, but it's critical to have on our platform," he explained.
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Of those injured, three were in critical condition and one, a 38-year-old from Canada, was in very critical condition, officials said.
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It's critical we have a firm and steady hand with the necessary experience to fully understand the landscape associated with this critical sector.
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"I think NATO remains an important, critical, perhaps historically one of the most critical strategic partnerships in all of recorded history," he said.
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Long critical Trump has long been critical of the US presence in Afghanistan, which began in 2001 after the September 11 terrorist attacks.
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The fourth person listed in critical condition is believed to also be a suspect and is the only person still in critical condition.
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HOME is often an invaluable source of critical funding for affordable housing, CDBG funds critical infrastructure like water systems, sewers, streets and lights.
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It remains critical that the federal government leverage the expertise and research that the private sector has already invested in this critical issue.
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But experts are now recognizing how critical a partner's response can be to recovery, and how partners are a critical part of treatment.
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Ms. Skripal came out of critical condition almost two weeks ago, and her father's condition was raised to stable from critical on Friday.
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Officer in 'critical condition' One officer remains in critical condition at a local hospital after a bullet struck him in the face, Craig said.
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The next stage of AR/VR must deliver against critical use cases, with features in critical apps that we use all day, every day.
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Lobbyist in critical condition Another victim, lobbyist Matt Mika, is in critical condition as of Thursday morning, according to a statement from his family.
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" Dan Caldwell, the executive director of Concerned Veterans for America, called the legislation "absolutely critical ... to ensure veterans don't lose access to critical care.
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Division of labor is critical for an effective team, and it's equally critical for employees to take on roles that correspond to their strengths.
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But 60 of those African-Americans were athletes, critical pieces on the track, football, and basketball teams that were themselves critical to the college.
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Providing critical information to the public on preventing any possible spread of coronavirus has been and remains a critical priority of the Trump administration.
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So it talks about how critical intraborough transit is, as opposed to interborough; both are critical, but now intraborough has become much more significant.
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Back then, 55% felt the media was giving the new president a fair shake, 18% that media were too critical and 26% not critical enough.
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Jennifer Wetzel, a spokeswoman for Vanderbilt University Medical Center, said one wounded victim was in critical condition and another was in critical but stable condition.
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This new research in mice presents quantitative evidence of such a critical period existing—and of MDMA re-opening that critical period in the brain.
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Together, we turned a critical page, and now we can turn our attention to a critical issue for all of us -- our families and homes.
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The next generation of rail cars used in public transit systems will be hyper-connected mobile hotspots, where critical infrastructure and critical communications systems intersect.
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The work we do on the committee is critical, because the work small businesses do every day is critical to the economic prosperity of America.
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Still, according to an analysis by the Washington Post , Sinclair stations aired many more segments that were critical of Clinton than were critical of Trump.
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Research she led, published last year in the Journal of Critical Care , found that half of the medications in drug shortages were for critical care.
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The result was both a critical and commercial hit, something Bowie desperately needed; the Berlin albums were critical darlings, but not exactly successes sales-wise.
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"Protecting critical infrastructure, including the supply chains associated with such infrastructure, is a critical part of protecting America's national security and public safety," she added.
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Three of those injured remained in critical condition on Friday; a 38-year-old woman from Canada was in very critical condition, Chief Aubry said.
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The alert describes a broad Russian intrusion campaign targeting U.S. critical infrastructure, including organizations involved in the energy, nuclear, water, aviation, and critical manufacturing sectors.
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"These critical partnerships are critical to ensure the warfighters in Syria receive the vital support necessary to accomplish their mission to defeat ISIS," Palsma said.
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But occasionally — very occasionally — commissions serve a critical national interest, their findings and recommendations meaningfully advance policy, and they educate the public on critical complex issues.
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And his moves — a book critical of Trump and his GOP enablers, and careful attention to the critical first primary state of New Hampshire — fuel speculation.
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He credited an off-duty firefighter with playing a critical role in getting immediate medical help to the victims, but one child remains in critical condition.
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That can allow them to move on to do other, more critical surgeries on the same patient or help other patients in a more critical state.
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For instance, if they rephrased the question something like do you support -- like maintaining, like protecting the U.S. economy or U.S., critical service, critical U.S. manufacturing.
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"Friday is another critical milestone on the path toward confronting the threats, and entry into force is a critical next step beyond that," the official said.
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Furthermore, from a political perspective, this is an opportunity for Trump to display leadership on a critical issue, perhaps the most critical issue of our time.
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All of Yemen's critical sea ports must be allowed to function at full capacity and Sana'a airport must be opened to critical humanitarian and commercial traffic.
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Orrin Hatch: "I think sometimes he can be a little too critical of the other counterparts, and I don't think he should be critical," per ABC.
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Over the last few years, there's been a shift, potentially for the first time ever, towards a critical acceptance – a critical championing, even – of pop music.
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In the workplace, research shows that women receive more subjective critical feedback than men, and even when men receive critical feedback, they are still perceived well.
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"Critical infrastructure" is a Department of Homeland Security term referring to 16 industry sectors including finance, the chemical sector, the communications industry, energy and critical manufacturing.
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To experience the many facets of her practice — its formal, textural, narrative, critical, artistic and social historical layers — is to witness a stunning, intensely critical mind.
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"We're not just taking action on a critical health issue in our state, but a critical environmental issue," Murphy said the day he signed the bill.
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The President's team believes his current position is critical to its strategy of maximizing base turnout, especially in rural areas critical to the Trump reelection map.
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"This is a critical tool towards closing the digital divide and will provide some of the critical infrastructure to connecting rural Americans with 5G technologies," Pai said.
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Photo: Critical Stack Photo: Critical Stack While the company isn't open sourcing this tool, they believe by selling it, they can get a similar set of benefits.
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While, at first, I was shocked to see artistic works of such different critical merit going head-to-head, the Best Tearjerker award isn't evaluating critical merit.
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By not addressing the challenges that farmers face Republicans ignored a critical constituency, and at the same time a critical problem facing Americans and their food supply.
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"With the government shutdown, Treasury will have critical employees to maintain its core operations at Fiscal Services, IRS, and other critical functions within the department," Mnuchin said.
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By exploiting our critical infrastructure's vulnerabilities, today's cybersecurity experts can effectively design, test and implement technical options needed to protect the security of critical networks and infrastructure.
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A critical role for regulators is to require that companies conduct meaningful root-cause analysis and cultural assessments to generate a self-critical understanding of their organizations.
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Giuffrida says "attacks will become much more critical as deep learning is used to control real-world, even safety-critical systems like self-driving cars and drones."
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Most recently the NIH created the new Pediatric Trauma and Critical Illness Branch to focus on research, education, and training in childhood trauma, injury, and critical illness.
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She said Homeland Security is focused on tailoring threat information to specific sectors and moving towards a model that addresses critical functions of operations across critical infrastructure.
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Affordable housing, sustainability, healthy urban design, public transport, climate change: these are critical to the success of cities, and cities are critical to the success of Canada.
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The ransomware deletes -- not encrypts -- the critical first few sectors of a hard drive called the master boot record (MBR), which is critical for hard drive function.
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Both directors have found themselves in conflict with their governments, and while neither of their films were directly political or critical, they both harbored a rich critical subtext.
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Given the size, strategic position, and military capabilities of these two geopolitically critical countries, the answers will determine whether these two critical countries will export vitality or violence.
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The EGS explores art practice and critical thinking throughout innovative, cross-disciplinary programs that assemble some of the most distinguished thinkers, critical theorists and artists in the world.
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"I wouldn't describe Sky News as critical to the business today, indeed I wouldn't really pick any part of our business and say it is critical," he said.
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We did a lot of critical thinking when I was a kid and I think that critical thinking is one of the most important tools that I have.
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After she cleaned and replaced a number of critical chips and spent a while troubleshooting a power issue on a critical line, the phone still wouldn't turn on.
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A new government report has found numerous problems with a critical Department of Homeland Security office charged with tracking and identifying cyberattacks on government systems and critical infrastructure.
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The report says that these organizations are part of the supply chain for UK critical national infrastructure, and some are likely to have remote access to critical systems.
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The Brazilian newspaper Folha de S. Paulo, which has been highly critical of Ms. Rousseff, on Friday published a lead editorial that was unusually critical of Judge Moro.
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The strategy of having critical military personnel now work only in pre-specified zones and work in shifts is being replicated in other critical facilities including the Pentagon.
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Even her detractors say that she's best at one of the most critical, if not most critical, roles of speaker, which is to court votes and count votes.
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U.K. raises threat level to "critical" Prime Minister Theresa May has raised the U.K. threat level from severe to critical, meaning authorities believe a further attack is imminent.
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Additionally, Democrats refuse to issue subpoenas to witnesses they claim are critical and have refused to go to court to enforce subpoenas for other so-called 'critical witnesses.
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Australia has just released its own Critical Minerals Strategy, touting the fact that "we have existing projects and significant geological reserves of minerals deemed critical by other nations".
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The first step for these organizations is to identify "critical" third parties — those organizations that provide IT (information technology), information communications technology and/or industrial control systems critical for the operation of the electric grid, as well as those third parties who maintain connectivity/access to critical bulk power system networks.
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Unlike Charles Kinbote in Nabokov's "Pale Fire" — whom MF sometimes resembles in his eagerness to give his work a "critical framework that is better imagined as, say, a critical latticework or, if you will, a critical escalier of faddish hermeneutics, correctional epistemologies" — Chapman's narrator seems not to be inflating the facts.
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"Jenny's internal organs had become inflamed from the virus," Lavandosky, managing director at Pediatric Critical Care of South Florida, the pediatric critical care unit at Joe DiMaggio, tells PEOPLE.
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"In the absence of guidelines for notification of critical wildlife habitats, no rights shall be conferred in critical tiger habitats," said the notice to 17 states with tiger reserves.
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CRITICAL QUESTION The critical question is how Algeria's military - long seen as a highly effective backstage player in politics - will react to Bensalah's appointment and any opposition that arises.
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" She also said "non-critical recruitment" involved "positions we can delay or do without for some time compared to critical roles that you may need immediately for operational reasons.
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Safe Republicans critical of Trump A small group of Republican senators -- notably none of whom are up for re-election this year -- were especially critical of Trump on Tuesday.
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Critical Shopper JON CARAMANICA When we found out that Rick Owens was opening a new store, it seemed like the opportunity for a Critical Shopper first: tag-team shopping.
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High academic standards and aligned assessments are critical for student success, but just as critical is creating safe, supportive school environments and the conditions for learning every student need.
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For many people, these are critical tools to effectively do their jobs, and rates of errors and safety issues impact a wide range of industries where precision is critical.
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And an improbable late stand by a defense that yielded 613 yards — 505 passing by Brady — produced the most critical play at the most critical moment of the season.
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They have begun blocking critical reporters on Twitter, and at the first news conference following his election, journalists from outlets that published critical articles during the campaign were barred.
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How severe the coronavirus cases were Of all the coronavirus cases studied by China's CDC, 4.7% were critical, and roughly half of those (49%) with a critical case died.
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"This is a critical decision and a critical responsibility of Congress, and I think people are certainly taking the responsibility of voting for or against this very seriously," Rep.
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For now, Mr. Plesner said, "whoever is critical of Mr. Netanyahu will use this to continue to be critical, and his supporters will find their ways to interpret it."
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Applications run our critical infrastructure and our businesses, and as such they are a primary target for those looking to infiltrate businesses, critical infrastructure, personal devices and federal systems.
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CRITICAL JUNCTURE On Monday China said the protests had reached a critical juncture, after a weekend of street clashes in which both police and protesters appeared to toughen their resolve.
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One person was life-flighted in critical condition, another person was ground transported in critical condition and two other people only had minor injuries, local news outlet ABC 10 reported.
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NPPD takes the lead on engaging with owners and operators of critical infrastructure across a number of sectors, like finance and energy, in order to guard critical systems from threats.
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Critical of Russia: While Juppe has not opposed discussions with Moscow, he has been critical of Russia's alliance with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's regime and the bombing of Aleppo.
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It recommended that remote access be prioritized for critical users and applications, multimedia and social media networking may be curtailed during critical periods, and telecommuting schedules be staggered if necessary.
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The new proposal would allow CISA to use its new powers to directly warn businesses of threats to critical devices, such as industrial control systems — typically used in critical infrastructure.
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Under my bill, DOE energy experts are encouraged to provide critical guidance to DOD as they work to stop these terrorists by cutting off ISIS energy assets and critical funding.
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For two years, President Trump has aggressively and systematically acted to obstruct critical administration witnesses from testifying, and obstruct critical evidence from being available to deciders of law and fact.
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At Riverside High School, mean SAT scores in 2016 were 372 for critical reading and 1911 for math, compared with 494 for critical reading and 508 for math statewide, respectively.
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More proof of the jitters: GOP operatives in Washington have been critical lately of the GOP candidate and his campaign, and even more critical of the Pennsylvania state GOP operation.
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In 251, average SAT scores for Yorktown High School were 268 in critical reading, 2311 in mathematics and 2369 in writing; for Lakeland High School, 21781 in critical reading, 214 in mathematics and 6803 in writing; and for Walter Panas High School, 2680 in critical reading, 4899 in mathematics and 21929 in writing.
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The goal is to learn how we do justice work that is adaptive, focuses on the small things that make up all large systems, and prioritizes critical connections over critical mass.
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Maggie Haberman of The New York Times characterized Kushner as a critical player at a critical time, and said Team Trump is trying to find a way to make it work.
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Campaign at a critical point Trump and Clinton are facing off with the campaign at a critical point, as the race is a dead heat just 43 days before Election Day.
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After two and a half years of conflict, the situation in Yemen is not just critical, it is, according to the United Nations — the most critical, the world's largest humanitarian crisis.
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"We spoke to farmers, neighbours and planters about why wildlife was so critical to preserve green cover and why forests are critical to have the monsoons come on time," Pamela says.
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The soft, messy biology problems are the critical problemsThose soft, messy biology problems Musk is ignoring are the critical problems, the ones that are truly difficult for long-term Mars living.
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" Further, we might follow Dr. Walsh's encouragement to "engage girls as critical consumers of their friends' images in the same way we ask them to be critical consumers of popular media.
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The research agreement will focus on mapping potential critical mineral resources and prioritize developing big data to understand supply and demand scenarios for developing the critical minerals pipeline, the statement said.
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What's critical, I think, is pretty much the same thing that was critical in my prior roles as reporter and editor — that I know enough to ask the next best question.
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Founded in 1995, the MAA offers BFA and MFA degrees, as well as a PhD in fine arts, a BA in Critical Studies, and MA degrees in Critical and Pedagogical Studies.
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Thom Tillis said that, just as it is critical for health care workers to show up to work, it is also critical for senators to be there and do their jobs.
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The NIH also supports the Pediatric Critical Care and Trauma Scientist Development Program which funds efforts by junior pediatric critical care medicine physician-scientists who need time to gain research experience.
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It's why we are critical of comments that feed into anti-Semitic stereotypes, even when they come from people we like and respect, and why we are similarly critical of Islamophobia.
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The research agreement will focus on mapping potential critical mineral resources and prioritise developing big data to understand supply and demand scenarios for developing the critical minerals pipeline, the statement said.
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Ms. Isgur was critical of Mr. Trump during the 2016 primaries and has also been critical of CNN, including complaining that the network was excluding Ms. Fiorina from a presidential debate.
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While Facebook was working with Definers, NTK published stories critical of some of Facebook's biggest competitors, including Apple and its CEO Tim Cook, who has been critical of Facebook's data policies.
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Look, I'm critical of Hillary — even in that essay.
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So those were the two ... The two critical people.
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However, one critical group is not present – our children.
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" On Apple in China: "China is critical to Apple.
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Choosing the right employees isn't easy … but it's critical.
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Mr. Assange — who has been openly critical of Mrs.
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Life: A Critical User's Manual , by Didier Fassin (Polity) .
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Clinton — and Mr. Trump, for that matter — are critical.
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You're right, you're right, critical success, but not ... Yeah!
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HR: Which is critical for ... KS: Because you're working.
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Ted Cruz's defense ... and getting critical of President Trump.
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"That is a $1 trillion market, and it is critical to American workers, it's critical to American business and it's critical to American savers who have a lot of that money in money market funds," Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, who had to sign off on the move, said at a White House press briefing.
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Maurits Bruggink, secretary general of the Critical Raw Materials Alliance, which represents European companies that produce and trade critical raw materials, said his group was pressing for increased primary production in Europe.
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One is the interpretive point made by Judge Owen: does the concept of "critical habitat" in the Endangered Species Act apply to land that is only potentially critical to a species' conservation?
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"And how critical it is, everyone looking after children at a critical time, teachers, parents, and everyone who's caring for them, how important it is that we get it right," she continued.
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A recent NBC/Wall Street Journal poll finds that 51 percent of Americans think the media are "too critical" of Trump and only six percent think the media haven't been critical enough.
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Fitch believes stability of the IT infrastructure is critical for enterprise customers; switching data center providers creates a high risk of disrupting the customer's IT infrastructure that could affect critical business operations.
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It may require controversial protections against corporate liability, real tax incentives for investment in hardened critical systems, and tougher penalties or sanctions against those who fail to operate resilient critical infrastructure systems.
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"The NAACP, representing millions of Americans, we represent an occasion for those running for president to speak to the nation's most critical issues at a critical hour in this country," Brooks said.
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He was sharply critical of Trump's plan to end a program shielding certain young immigrants from deportation, and he has been critical of attempts to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.
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Just as vaccinations need a critical number of people to be vaccinated to reach community immunity, the ACA needs a critical number of people to participate if the system is to function.
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" Self-driving cars: Macron says it's "pure imagination" that autonomous vehicles will operate without drivers, saying that as in airplanes: "you will need people to make the critical choice at critical moments.
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While 22018% of Republicans now say coverage has been "too critical," about as many Democrats (8073% now, compared to 2807% in 23) say coverage has been either fair or not critical enough.
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In a recent publication, the Council of Institutional Investors highlights several critical issues that investors should focus on: Importantly, investors don't have to passively wait for companies to disclose critical cybersecurity information.
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"Both countries view Africa as a critical battlefield to fulfill their global ambitions and challenge US interests" including along critical maritime routes, the Senate Armed Services Committee chairman, Jim Inhofe, said Friday.
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The National Institutes of Health supports the Collaborative Pediatric Critical Care Research Network, a network designed to pursue well-designed collaborative clinical trials and meaningful descriptive studies in pediatric critical care medicine.
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"[He was] extremely critical," Karen Bosma, MD, lead author of the report and a critical care physician at the London Health Sciences Centre in Ontario, Canada, told CBS News of the patient.
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Go deeper: The hacking groups targeting industrial safety systems A critical infrastructure cybersecurity company's million dollar fundraise Trump's national cyber strategy intends to secure critical infrastructure Read the original scoop by Süddeutsche Zeitung
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Imagine a 51–49 Senate with Murkowski as the critical vote, or a 50–50 Senate with Collins as the critical vote (and maybe Joe Manchin (D-WV) sometimes crossing over party lines).
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"I have always been critical and will remain critical of this program despite it being a great technology ... but useless military spending must be cut, not increased," Di Maio said on Rai3 television.
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"So a pilot gets an understanding if they are getting into a region where the impingement of a sonic boom on a populated area was getting more critical or less critical," Smith added.
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Phil Robertson, Asia's deputy director of Human Rights Watch, which has been critical of Singapore's laws limiting critical speech and peaceful assembly, said the Singapore government was engaged in bullying tactics against STR.
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For the current study, researchers looked at nearly 23 million women who delivered babies in Quebec in 1989-2013, including 1,516 infants with critical heart defects and 14,884 with non-critical heart defects.
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Neither Banks nor Zhao previously tweeted to each other; however, the Republican has been critical of the CCP for targeting "politicians that are generally critical of China," the lawmaker previously said to Insider.
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Critical Role initially launched a Kickstarter earlier this year for a single 22-minute episode of The Legend of Vox Machina, which will elaborate on storylines from Critical Role's various D&D campaigns.
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The difference between who gets to go where is critical.
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Griffey is most forthcoming in his critical assessment of Hartley.
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His work first came to critical prominence in the 1950s.
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But instead it is highly critical of the draft legislation.
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CNN reported that Ivanka Trump was particularly critical of Lewandowski.
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It sounds dramatic, but both are critical to my workday.
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"Video is a critical part of the future," Zuckerberg said.
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It's critical to getting that balance restored in the West.
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Trump has been critical of Lockheed's programs' delays and costs.
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The Irish government has also been critical of the decision.
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But it's critical that we never become numb to it.
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There are two critical votes that could happen this week.
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Salter, like McCain, is known to be critical of Trump.
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Minnesotans are not known as the most critical of folks.
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In 15 minutes, smartphone users can get critical health information.
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She remains in critical condition, but was improving on Sunday.
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A computer scientist finds a critical vulnerability in theClipper Chip.
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Critical moment 2017 is a big year for Hong Kong.
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Without these critical efforts, millions more could be facing famine.
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Photoshop is a critical part of North Korea's propaganda machine.
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These were deemed "critical to the effectiveness" of the program.
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This might be critical for how you developed relationships afterward.
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Airports, prisons, stadiums, other event venues, border protection, critical infrastructure.
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That's the most critical question I want Motherboard to ask.
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Parent company Facebook is at a critical crossroads right now.
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Estonia a NATO ally is critical in their cyber front.
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He also says a young girl is in critical condition.
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Cryptojacking has even found its way into critical infrastructure systems.
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Skateboarders are notoriously critical of their portrayal in popular culture.
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Jadeveon Clowney — This was a critical season for the no.
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I like that it's been such a critical success, sure.
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Blue Origin is about to perform a critical rocket test.
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He had been critical of the Kremlin in recent years.
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The timing of your apology is, to me, very critical.
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But he went before the microphones at a critical moment.
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Stefanie, 33, was taken to the hospital in critical condition.
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A free press is a critical pillar in our democracy.
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But there was one critical question he practically glossed over.
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Still, this is a critical moment in climate change policy.
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And in the next two weeks that could be critical.
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Trade policy is a critical area for the prime minister.
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Their conclusion: Group solidarity among whites represented Trump's critical edge.
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The early years of your business are a critical time.
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The why of how you make these decisions is critical.
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Data shows that family acceptance is critical for transgender people.
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Further, being overly critical may turn people off from selling.
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Together we are working to combat this critical issue. pic.twitter.
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ARROYO: But that was a critical thing we just heard.
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The passenger in critical condition was transported to the hospital.
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This is where art historical training, critical training, comes in.
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None has the critical skills our veterans deserve right now.
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Some historians and senior Indian journalists were also highly critical.
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Trump has also been critical of of Alibaba's rival, Amazon.
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Such a select committee must focus on two critical tasks.
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Today's leadership has brought the EPA to a critical juncture.
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Both states were critical to his narrow Electoral College victory.
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She was transported to a local hospital in critical condition.
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The app is particularly critical now that Telegram is blocked.
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Critical consensus: Marwencol has a score of 83 on Metacritic.
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"It is critical we seize this momentum," the letter said.
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Locals can identify hidden resources as well as critical impediments.
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It's critical that these scenarios are considered before an emergency.
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Joining the cases was critical on a practical level, too.
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This type of education is critical to advancing trans rights.
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In that respect, there's a critical disconnect between the two.
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Critical reviews were mixed, averaging a 20.93% on Rotten Tomatoes.
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"Expanding from online to offline is critical actually," Wang says.
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Could the government designate such odd spots as critical habitat?
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But there is a critical difference between then and now.
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Goldman's push into digital businesses comes at a critical time.
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Miraculously, she survived the attack, but she suffered critical injuries.
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Apple made a critical change to HomeKit two years ago.
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The ad was critical of Van Hollen's stance on guns.
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He reportedly remains in critical condition at a local hospital.
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There are still many "firsts" ahead; being ready is critical.
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Finn suffered a brain injury and remains in critical condition.
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The President's lawful order remains critical to accomplishing that goal.
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The latest FOCUS survey highlighted just how critical it is.
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And I think that this is critical in any company.
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A highly disruptive cyberattack on US critical infrastructure and networks.
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Indeed, the administration itself has effectively conceded this critical point.
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That will be critical to convincing the Netherlands to stay.
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The Khashoggi affair is a critical moment to reverse course.
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Three decades ago, Serra's most fervent critical champions were leftists.
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Romney, while critical of Trump, has said he won't run.
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The critical question, then, is how to understand these pictures.
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But the other half is very critical to my interests!
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Wheeler was critical of electric vehicles and electric vehicle subsidies.
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Schuster told Reuters it was critical to resolve the issue.
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Getting that balance between Supply and Demand is now critical.
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More likely, he was executed for being critical of power.
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It is critical, though, to understand the difference between fats.
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Whitaker has been critical of the probe in the past.
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The deal comes at a critical time for the automakers.
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It's awkward, it's difficult, it's touchy … but it's also critical.
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She is reportedly still in critical condition as of Sunday.
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It's not a critical argument, just one from the heart.
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The comics have earned considerable critical acclaim since their publication.
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Fiscal transparency is critical to reviving the economy, Marinho said.
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Disney has a terrible critical track record with these adaptations.
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Psychologist Emma Kenny provided a more critical and skeptical viewpoint.
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So we have to be very critical about that notion.
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What is the critical thing this person was dealing with?
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House Majority Whip Steve Scalise was shot, sustaining critical injuries.
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One patient is in critical condition at Medical City Denton.
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However, payments is a critical feature for today's messaging apps.
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The outcome of this dispute is pretty critical for Imagination.
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Acevedo told reporters they were in critical but stable condition.
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That footage, he added, was "critical" to solving the disappearance.
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It says that all major apps will have critical reviews.
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That critical point can vary even for the same substance.
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Watchmen turned out to be a commercial and critical success.
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Giuliani was critical in stoking the President's interest in Ukraine.
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Wahab says it's critical that Moslawis are safeguarded from mistreatment.
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The timing of when the snow melts is also critical.
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One of those children in critical condition at Bellevue Hospital.
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That's critical since our early tests showed frequent transcription errors.
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To what degree politicians embrace it or not is critical.
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His condition remains critical, according to a statement from police.
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GoLorry could become the critical logistics layer that smooths operations.
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Later in his life, Malcolm grew increasingly critical of capitalism.
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The Model 3 is a critical part of Tesla's future.
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An injured victim of the attack remains in critical condition.
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And this is the point were the situation became critical.
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Two of the six people injured were in critical condition.
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That oftentimes is the critical thing in getting more growth.
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Yagoda believes the site is critical to their artistic success.
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Two people remain in critical condition, according to German police.
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That genetic diversity is critical to weathering new environmental challenges.
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They have exactly the same size below a critical diameter.
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CRUZ: South Carolina, you have a critical choice to make.
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"China is going through a very critical phase," Lim said.
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These are critical questions to answer when building a marketplace.
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Certain tendencies in critical thought distort his achievement, that's all.
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People should be more critical of us, and more watchful.
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That's critical because Foursquare had lost its edge with consumers.
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Jacob was taken to Valley Children's Hospital in critical condition.
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I have been critical of many of Hillary Clinton's positions.
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One person was in critical condition, a hospital spokeswoman said.
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That will play a critical role in strong bank profits.
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Building empathy is the most critical element of design thinking.
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It chastises Symantec for the multiple critical vulnerabilities he discovered.
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COONS: A critical role that the FBI provides its counterintelligence.
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"It's a critical state for him," CNN's Jeff Zeleny said.
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I agree with you, the interconnectedness is critical to understand.
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Critical Microsoft and Adobe security updates you need now 9113.
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Arms control agreements are critical infrastructure for US national security.
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The previous curriculum placed a bigger emphasis on critical thinking.
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Walker never quite received critical accolades for his film work.
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"Being sober during a scene is super critical," she says.
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"It's an astonishing experience," says Schilling of Orange's critical success.
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Rahn said the surveillance video was "critical" in the case.
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Countries around the world have been critical of the decision.
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Ms Lucki called the board "a critical step" towards reform.
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"This prize comes at a critical moment," says Sir Nicholas.
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The engineer working that day is critical to this investigation.
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At the time, it was a critical move for Apple.
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It's critical to consider your overall tax picture, as well.
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Finding the best way to spend limited resources is critical.
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This will be critical as the battleground state polls tighten.
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This is critical because "data proves a point," Fletcher says.
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Working class white voters have been critical to Trump's success.
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The Senate's large "advise and consent" role is particularly critical.
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The showdown came at a critical point in the race.
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That's crucial for spaceflight, when every single pound is critical.
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The courts are critical in upholding the rule of law.
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"Everybody recognizes blockchain will be transformative and critical," said Wildberger.
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An acceleration in deportations is critical to this new approach.
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Surprisingly, they found that the predator's eyesight isn't as critical.
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I'll return to my speculation for this critical befuddlement later.
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The next 15 years will be critical for climate change.
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Innovation is critical and it thrives on openness and freedom.
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The Foleys have been critical of United States hostage policy.
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The particle size distribution your grinder produces is critical, too.
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Hasen is critical of Trump statements on the campaign trail.
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It's near critical oil fields Mosul's location is incredibly important.
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And of those four states, Pennsylvania is the most critical.
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A critical deal must be executed immediately, in total secrecy.
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Yet in critical aspects, India remains far behind its goals.
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Huawei is also facing issues related to securing critical components.
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Decision trees are a critical component of many intelligent systems.
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He basically insulted the national team's rightfully critical fan base.
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Journalists critical of the show have also caused her tsoris.
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Apple's individual product lines are still critical for the company.
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But it's not clear whether those airwaves are truly critical.
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It is critical that specific interventions are informed by evidence.
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"We see savings as a critical next step," says Flannery.
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IDEOLOGICAL flexibility has long been critical to success in China.
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Techdirt has previously written articles critical of Thiel and Ayyadurai.
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For him and his partner, the ACA system is critical.
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Go deeper: 6 key takeaways from the critical European elections
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So that's one critical thing I would like to see.
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This configuration is critical for measuring water changes on Earth.
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The girl was taken to a hospital in critical condition.
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Democratic process Commerce between the nations is critical, he said.
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She withheld critical docs detailing her views to Senate Judiciary.
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Make no mistake: 1992 was a critical year for women.
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He was especially critical of the young, powerful crown prince.
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Patients in critical condition will be moved first, officials said.
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They remain in a critical condition in a Salisbury hospital.
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Young people are critical to making the Obamacare marketplaces work.
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Property is regarded as critical to Hong Kong's financial stability.
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One critical question is just how hot the vault became.
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" Be lean "It will take time to reach critical mass.
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The critical question, however, is whether those mistakes are illegal.
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There are critical moments in the gaze of my affection.
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These foundation species are critical to life in the ocean.
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The stock price is critical for a number of reasons.
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Small molecule drugs can target critical proteins within cancerous cells.
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Advertising has always been a critical part to Google's business.
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These policies are critical for preventing the dehumanization of Messenger.
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How many critical works can be described in that manner?
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"It's still worth reading, but with a sharp critical eye."
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It is also critical to diversify beyond stocks, Cramer learned.
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Yet timely intervention is critical to prevent fakes going viral.
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Immigrants have been critical to America's advancement throughout its history.
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Photo: GettyThere are many reasons to be critical of Google.
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Scalise is currently in recovery but still in critical condition.
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Laing's critical compass is oriented by her fascination with outsiders,
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A critical eye would have done more justice to history.
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A laptop plays many critical roles in our everyday lives.
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When she entered the hospital, she was in critical condition.
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And now I feel liberated from my own critical mind.
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The comments were critical of Trump and favorable toward Iran.
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"Is there a critical amount of biodiversity needed?" she says.
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His condition is critical, and he will require additional operations.
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Wednesday's fundraiser comes at a critical time for Planned Parenthood.
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Two of the adults were in critical condition, she said.
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Complaining on Twitter, they were critical of The Guardian's reporting.
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Bukhari and the bodyguards have been hospitalized with critical injuries.
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Location is a critical element of our social network platform.
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Related: The Closing Line for Five Critical Work Emails 3.
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Obama administration ignored The timing of the deal is critical.
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It created Carter Validus Mission Critical REIT II in 2014.
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He was vocally critical when GM announced its plant closings.
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As a result, people are going to be more critical.
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It found that many fell short of communicating critical information.
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The deck runs a few critical cards to take advantage.
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We build our tools to meet that critical use case.
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He has been critical that it has lasted that long.
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" He was also "very critical of the Obama administration's choices.
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The critical factor is not the messenger but the message.
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Such commitments are critical at this juncture in homeland security.
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However, two critical facts are missing from the current debate.
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Flint water crisis: Did EPA keep critical memo under wraps?
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Donate to ensure that this critical humanitarian program can continue.
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Progressives are often critical of federal nominees with corporate experience.
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United States has critical leverage over Israel, and its settlements.
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"The bill funds critical national security needs," the statement said.
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Opposition and ruling party lawmakers alike were critical of Pyo.
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Instead, they're more critical to driving traffic to a location.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has been critical of the proposal.
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While often pictured as free riders, allies make critical contributions.
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It's critical to the continued growth of the American economy.
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She wrote that her mother was critical of her weight.
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Hire the original cast: Paul T. Scheuring: It was critical.
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We were in that critical situation for about two hours.
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"He's a critical part of this whole plan," says Sepso.
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Diplomacy and leadership, in both word and deed, is critical.
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To be vigilant, to be critical while we're doing it.
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Specialized positions are critical in the trade world, as well.
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Integration of refugees has become a critical concern for Germany.
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A funny scene, but in hindsight I'm critical of it.
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SPD leader Sigmar Gabriel joined the critical voices on Saturday.
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I think those professionals are critical to have for everybody.
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But it's critical to be intentional about finding these successors.
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"Obviously, recovering those is critical to this investigation," he said.
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Simplifying structures and ensuring stronger inter agency cooperation are critical.
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The trend of worsening water pollution was "critical", Borchardt said.
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And finding fame and critical acclaim came with its perks.
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Cultural relativism that threatens to subjugate ethics and critical thinking.
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"Curbside loading will become more and more critical," says Bent.
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"Knowledge is really critical to developing good habits," he said.
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Four of the injured are in critical condition, it said.
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This is critical moment for the history of the internet.
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John Kasich has been openly critical of the bill, Sen.
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But the Chamber isn't content merely gutting critical public protections.
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Freaks was met with critical disdain and decades of censorship.
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Rights groups and some Western politicians have been more critical.
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Trump has been sharply critical of Mexican migration and trade.
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In any negotiation, timing is critical to a mediator's success.
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Progressive activist groups were sharply critical of Ossoff's moderate campaign.
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This is critical growth, but we can do even more.
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The traffic homicide unit handles all fatal and critical crashes.
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Despite her critical injuries, Duckworth still helped land the helicopter.
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He was upgraded on Saturday from critical to serious condition.
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And there's also people who are very critical of it.
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The Louisiana congressman is currently in critical condition after surgery.
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Steve Scalise, who remains in critical condition but has improved.
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The health of the condo market is critical for Toronto.
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Three others were wounded, one is still in critical condition.
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But public focus on the critical issue was largely averted.
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This is a critical moment about choosing people over politics.
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If you're an evangelical Christian, conservative Christian values are critical.
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There is critical significance in Markle's meeting with the Queen.
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That's what we were very critical about in the edit.
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Businesses use government data every day to make critical decisions.
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Shortly after Mejia cleared this critical hurdle, however, tragedy struck.
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So they lost the capacity to be critical of capitalism.
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This is actually a critical moment for the White House.
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I believe that building coalitions in movement building is critical.
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Closing NBACC would leave the nation without these critical capabilities.
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Sanctions against Iran's oil and gas industries were particularly critical.
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Valentine's ex is in critical but stable condition, Bartholomew says.
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Mr Stedman Jones is even critical of parts of "Capital".
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"Getting the depth cues right was also critical," said Harding.
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The critical habitat for these manatees will stay in place.
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Owning that history is a critical piece of changing history.
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And certain tests, like ImPACT and eyetracking can be critical.
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Rowley remains in critical condition in the Salisbury District Hospital.
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Protecting our customers' information is of critical importance to us.
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Also: Some people say WeWork is still in critical condition.
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"The other thing is actively seeking critical feedback," says Thille.
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"The independence of the program is critical," Ms. Feldman said.
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Many people were very critical about China's media and politics.
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One is the products that have critical infrastructure implications, right?
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Rudy Giuliani has been critical of your client, Stormy Daniels.
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Scalise has since undergone surgery and remains in critical condition.
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The Sheriff is a critical part of our legal heritage.
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The European Commission's (EC) response has been critical but ineffective.
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Schiff can be overwhelmingly, distressfully critical, of herself and others.
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TSA has a critical homeland security mission to carry out.
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Albright has been highly critical of Trump throughout his presidency.
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But DeSantis was critical of Strzok's answers to the committee.
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Consider some of the Obama team's critical intelligence gathering moves.
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Technology is critical for global primacy in business and defense.
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Other messages were critical of other political figures as well.
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This will replace the old critical habitat, the agency noted.
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"We're at a critical stage of our journey," Myers said.
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He was hospitalized and his condition was listed as critical.
|
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Thabo Sefolosha played a critical role as a wing defender.
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Not all the documents made public on Tuesday were critical.
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Timberlake's music, however, still brings him the most critical acclaim.
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Both men have expressed critical views of Mueller's Russia probe.
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His most critical campaign task was bringing businessmen on board.
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Disney has been immune to critical poundings this year, though.
|
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McChrystal has previously been critical of Trump's policies and rhetoric.
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One of the critical elements for building wealth is patience.
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As a cartoonist, it is my role to be critical.
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"This is a critical time for the USPTO," they wrote.
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Steve Hassan is one of the experts critical of Molyneux.
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It's incredibly annoying, and it's critical not to become discouraged.
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Allies in the United Kingdom, France and Germany were critical.
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Where do the parties stand on these most critical issues?
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The book was published in 22, at a critical moment.
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And those haters who've been the most critical of him?
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The agency will also look into establishing a critical habitat.
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Their resignation letters were highly critical of the PM's deal.
|
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Trump aides have been critical of TPC in the past.
|
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Mr. Yang's aides have long seen New Hampshire as critical.
|
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Tuesday's speech came at a critical juncture politically for Trump.
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Their support could be critical for getting enough Democratic votes.
|
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CFOs have a particularly critical role to play in culture.
|
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The NRA has also been critical of the Parkland students.
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Police intelligence is the critical ingredient in planning for demonstrations.
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One died immediately and the other is in critical condition.
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He was critical of the government's response to the bombings.
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Third, bolstering frameworks for international nuclear security cooperation is critical.
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For this group, early diagnosis and behavioral changes are critical.
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In the past, Trump has been critical of these visits.
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Neither literature nor music as critical categories quite cover it.
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The family has repeatedly requested this critical piece of evidence.
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Hatch called Trump's comments out of line and overly critical.
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Helping parents understand their role is also critical, dentists say.
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It's a critical moment that will pass largely without fanfare.
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Lynn and his project have been critical of the tech
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McConnell was critical of Democrats for holding up the process.
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One critical area of innovation is in quantum information technologies.
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This discovery is a critical turning point for quantum computing.
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The SBC's leadership, however, has been critical of Mr Trump.
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The critical part, however, is what lies between the two.
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Critical transportation components could be under foreign command and control.
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Dynamic analysis, meanwhile, would have considered a critical behavioral change.
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Yet ignoring generation influences misses a critical factor in politics.
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Sanders's opinions molded the views of a critical voting bloc.
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This is not the most critical look at SpaceX's dream.
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This disparity highlights money's critical role in achieving today's milestones.
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In the brine, longer casts tend to become more critical.
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Officer Crystal Almeida, 26, remained in critical condition, police said.
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Steel is critical to both our economy and our military.
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However, not all of his films have been critical hits.
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Estella was paler and more recessive, already critical and disappointed.
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One critical fact the study ignores, however, is climate change.
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The meeting comes at a critical juncture for Trump's presidency.
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One of the wounded was in critical condition, he said.
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The role Latino Victory plays in that is so critical.
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Rappler has been critical of Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte's administration.
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"This phase of search and rescue is critical," he said.
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"This phase of search and rescue is critical," Balbi said.
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Ryan has been openly critical of Trump since leaving Congress.
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The airline industry is facing a critical shortage of pilots.
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WeWork says he's a 'visionary' and 'critical to our operations.'
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Instead, emerging as the establishment favorite is much more critical.
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Hispanics are a critical voting bloc in U.S. presidential elections.
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The man was taken to a hospital in critical condition.
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At least five people were hospitalized, two with critical injuries.
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The political opposition was critical of the government's antiterrorism effort.
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Three of the wounded were in critical condition, officials said.
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Clinton leading in critical swing states, including in North Carolina.
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Due process is also critical for getting to the truth.
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Having health insurance is critical when you live in America.
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Learning from others is a critical aspect of professional development.
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Two others among the injured were also in critical condition.
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Confidence is also critical when it comes to attracting customers.
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It's a critical distinction, and one not hard to understand.
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Another critical biography of a poet — I've got the bug.
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The cars moved swiftly across the city; speed was critical.
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Tires are an overlooked, yet critical, part of your car.
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One option is life insurance with a critical care component.
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The renewable energy industry is critical to these rural economies.
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The government has been critical of Facebook in the past.
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Prevention is critical, and another key method is through education.
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Times readers in particular are sophisticated, insightful, critical and curious.
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"Adam Neumann … is critical to our operations," the company said.
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"Specialization is critical to be successful," Caballero told Business Insider.
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That's a problem, because women bring critical perspectives to politics.
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Instead, it's absolutely critical to making such a system work.
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Another critical issue for Murkowski is funding for Planned Parenthood.
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Erdogan's apparent win comes at a critical time for Turkey.
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More generally, NASS is critical of Def Con's overall approach.
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Getting the right mix of policies is of course critical.
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After years of decline, our military needs a critical reboot.
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It's critical to the economy," he said on "Squawk Box.
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The wounded soldiers were not in critical condition, it added.
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Both states will be critical in determining the Democratic nominee.
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Frances has been openly critical of Trump throughout his presidency.
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That is why Thursday's meeting is such a critical opportunity.
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Microbes are still critical for maintaining life on Earth today.
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And both women have long been critical of Israeli policies.
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Trump's win among white female voters in 2016 was critical.
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In January, five activists critical of the military went missing.
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The series received critical acclaim, earning dozens of industry awards.
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Steiner was critical of both the approach and the art.
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People tell me I've been overly critical about our problems.
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One critical financial warning: Do not tap your retirement funds.
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That will change "if it is critical technology," Mnuchin said.
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Accurate blood pressure measurement is critical to a correct diagnosis.
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One of the wounded officers is reportedly in critical condition.
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Social media user Jaja Caringal was harshly critical of Alqattan.
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I also learned that hiring people with integrity is critical.
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Our wild horses and burros are at a critical juncture.
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A robust mortgage market is critical for broad economic growth.
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It is time to act to preserve this critical service.
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But the missile hits exposed the company's critical infrastructure vulnerabilities.
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At the same time, encryption is critical for economic security.
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The "constitutional" part of Constitutional Localism is critical for us.
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One is critical condition, eight stable and the others discharged.
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This makes a focus on IP critical as never before.
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But they glide past a critical fact: The "open conventions"
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He has been highly critical of Theresa May's Brexit strategy.
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Quite simply, the App Store business is critical to Apple.
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With these types of allergies, every second can be critical.
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He is in a stable but critical condition in hospital.
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One of the patients in critical condition is a firefighter.
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Steps like these are critical to establishing the community's tone.
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For Mr. Cruz, the support comes at a critical time.
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These are critical strategies to get ideas translated into policies.
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Expensing incents critical capital investment that would otherwise be unprofitable.
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Nirmala Sitharaman takes charge at a critical time for India.
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For the swing states, I think that was very critical.
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The Jets adored Powell and viewed his return as critical.
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He had been in Jackson Memorial Hospital in critical condition.
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That critical element is the number of college educated voters.
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And Indian Point is critical to New York City's power.
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How are we handling this critical element of Earth's sustainability?
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A critical climax arrives in a conversation that's been brewing!
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Leap into this critical work with vision, imagination, and engagement.
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The vibe is critical, and everything feels like a drag.
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We see drivers being a critical component of this equation.
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There are very critical needs on the climate policy front.
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Everyone is free, nay, encouraged to use their critical judgment.
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But few are going to bother with true critical thought.
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Now, Elman is a logistical leader in a critical time.
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One of the remaining hospitalized festivalgoers remains in critical condition.
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The critical consensus, such as it is, was against them.
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Slack has become a critical communications tool for many organizations.
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Elections were only declared critical infrastructure by DHS in 2016.
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But critical acclaim only goes so far on its own.
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Respawn Entertainment released Titanfall 2 in 2016 to critical acclaim.
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This is where strong surveillance programs, like Thailand's, are critical.
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To build the critical trust, you have to start slow.
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That's a critical ingredient missing in these big movies, absolutely.
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You know what to look for, I think, is critical.
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What are the critical things you need to own yourselves?
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Critical thinking, creativity, people management, coordinating with others, emotional intelligence.
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In other words, the victim's state of mind is critical.
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Townsend has actually been sharply critical of Trump at times.
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Even some members of BLMGN are critical of what happened.
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Allen, in particular, was critical of the program he left.
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Watch more from VICELAND: This part is tedious but critical.
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The crisis is not quite existential, but conditions are critical.
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She's been critical of his controversial remarks regarding Mexican immigrants.
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It's still worth reading, but with a sharp critical eye.
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There's one other issue that may be the most critical.
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Leaving Poland, he directed two films that drew critical praise.
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That meeting could ultimately end up being a critical meeting.
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MULTI could be critical in the construction of higher buildings.
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"They were so engaged and critical and smart," she wrote.
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Mccallie said he has received numerous critical messages — many obscene.
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In this, his third memoir, that critical distance has gone.
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My friends and I were very critical of the system.
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He said none of the wounded were in critical condition.
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Andrews also shines on contested catches, making Littleton's length critical.
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Gay rights groups have also been critical of Mr. Price.
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"First Fall" was the program's finale and a critical favorite.
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"That is absolutely critical for the country," Mr. Mnuchin said.
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Mr. Brown will be a critical player in this fight.
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