And the loss of his brother really deeply affected him.
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Khodorkovsky appears to have been deeply affected by his imprisonment.
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And it sounds like you're saying he is actually deeply affected.
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We are all deeply affected, we are all rocked by this.
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Obamacare has deeply affected the area, mostly due to Medicaid's expansion.
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Sanders' video illustrates how Garner's daughter and granddaughter were deeply affected.
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A climate of universal fear deeply affected political understandings and concerns.
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Younger women were more deeply affected, in some ways, by #MeToo.
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My family was deeply affected and my mother was never the same.
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"I was deeply affected by Loung's book," she said in a statement.
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The tragedy deeply affected their teammates and their stoic manager, Mike Hargrove.
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"I was deeply affected by Loung's book," Jolie Pitt said in a statement.
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The "Hot n Cold" reaction to Katy Perry's last album deeply affected her.
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Even those who didn't know him well were deeply affected by his death.
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Vulnerability is the key, for me, to be deeply affected by the story.
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The Potlatch ban was lifted in 1951, but many traditions were deeply affected.
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But this does not mean they are not deeply affected by the loss.
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"We've all been deeply affected by what took place in Jacksonville," he said.
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"We've all been deeply affected by what took place in Jacksonville," Wilson said.
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The community, marketing, design, and product teams were all deeply affected, one source said.
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Laura Dern was deeply affected by her time filming in a maximum-security prison.
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Joseph L. Votel said the CENTCOM "family" had been deeply affected by Thompson's death.
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I want to show the diversity within cultures that've been deeply affected by colonialism.
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And Noah, being a person, is deeply affected by witnessing that sort of devastation.
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"The death of Kenny Chow and other drivers deeply affected us," Mr. Heinzen said.
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For the past year, she's been travelling to places deeply affected by climate change.
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Majerczyk was "deeply affected" to learn that others were distributing the material, his lawyers wrote.
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Older setups are possibly even more deeply affected, but we can wait for the results.
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The way you interact with the world and your learning will also be deeply affected.
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And public opinion regarding abortion has been deeply affected by a few high-profile cases.
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I was very deeply affected by the New Journalists—in particular Tom Wolfe and Gay Talese.
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Jetta said he had been deeply affected by racist online abuse, particularly early in his career.
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Nearly two decades later, the royal brothers find their lives deeply affected by that early loss.
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David Y. Ige's comment that "many people in our community were deeply affected" is an understatement.
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Incarceration also has personal resonance for Sable Elyse Smith, whose father's imprisonment has deeply affected her.
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Both women have described being deeply affected by their discovery of Asch's play in their youth.
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As a doctor, I was deeply affected by his and every patient's request I have encountered.
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The zombies in this film are urbanites and displaced immigrants, simultaneously deeply affected and totally numb.
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Kids are deeply affected by the conflict in ways they often have not yet processed for themselves.
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This has deeply affected me and we need to start an important conversation that needs to happen.
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I was influenced by the art of YBA's and deeply affected the political atmosphere of the time.
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Though Mitch didn't reciprocate her feelings, Gonyo was deeply affected by her feelings of attraction towards him.
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He delivered an emphatic victory there in 2006, and his recent death has deeply affected Japanese fans.
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Republicans, who are hugely supportive of Trump, are unlikely to be deeply affected by such a move.
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It covers the HIV/AIDS epidemic and issues of homelessness, joblessness, and crime that deeply affected the community.
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"I didn't say anything to anybody for years but it's not like anyone's deeply affected by it anymore."
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He said he was "deeply affected" by what he had seen and thanked firefighting personnel for their work.
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Growing up, we never owned a home, we never owned a car and those things deeply affected me.
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Also, victims' families should be allowed to participate in these hearings, since they are the most deeply affected.
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Bar and restaurant workers have been among the most deeply affected by government recommendations that people stay home.
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While he called it "an intimidating book," it deeply affected the way he views the world and business.
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Many people felt themselves deeply affected by Kobe Bryant&aposs recent death — even though most never met him.
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How can so many be so deeply affected by the death of someone they&aposve never even met?
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"One unknown to add to the mix is the response of women, who are most deeply affected," she says.
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"He was deeply affected and he wasn't quite the same man as he was before the accident," Albert said.
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By the time they understood that they had, their children's imaginative life had been deeply affected by their dread.
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But by Episode 2, she's been Goodwinized, surprising herself at how deeply affected she is by her patients' cases.
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"This has deeply affected me and we need to start an important conversation that needs to happen," she wrote.
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"President Reagan was deeply affected by the strength and vehemence of Kohl's views," Mr. Shultz wrote in his memoirs.
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"I think that image deeply affected the coaches that were there," Mr. Leone said, referring to Mr. Mileto's injuries.
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Like Soto, he was deeply affected by the terrorist attacks in 2001, and he began talking of serving again.
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After the news of her death, the club said in a statement Tuesday, "We are very upset and deeply affected."
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Melania spoke about how deeply affected she has been after visiting clinics that treat children who suffer from opioid addiction.
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The Treasury said that after Brexit the U.K.'s GDP would be 6.2% lower and families would be deeply affected.
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Last July, Stodden suffered a miscarriage with the couple's first child, a situation that Stodden says "deeply" affected the marriage.
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Older victims of Harvey may need special attention as Texas recovers A small minority of children are more deeply affected.
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As a London native herself, the fire deeply affected Adele, which led her to get in touch with the firefighters.
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"When a woman goes to prison, her children are deeply affected because their main nurturer is gone," Deborah tells PEOPLE.
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States that were more deeply affected by the Great Recession saw bigger increases in anxiety during and after the recession.
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Shareef has been deeply affected by their deaths and has been searching for ways to pay tribute to the Bryants.
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He is gay and said he was deeply affected by the shooting at Pulse, a gay nightclub in Orlando, Fla.
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"The agents involved are deeply affected and empathize with the father over the loss of his daughter," the release read.
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The Central Coast's infrastructure was also deeply affected by the tragedy that ripped apart families and destroyed scores of homes.
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" As for their father, "He was deeply affected and he wasn't quite the same man as he was before the accident.
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This deeply affected Meyer, whose first book, Under Every Yard of Sky, examines his relationship with Iraq, war, loss, and love.
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Siddiqui, 20153, who grew up in Lahore and later moved to Canada to attend the University of Toronto, was deeply affected.
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Deeply affected by the experience, Barlet started emailing and calling game companies to ask about modified controllers and other assistive tech.
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This was very frightening, but I wouldn't say the incident traumatized me, nor is it something that deeply affected my life.
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We are deeply affected by the loss of our spouses and at the same time our old and loving female friends.
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"Without the same scope of copyright protection, Highlander's grants and scholarships will be deeply affected in the future," the statement said.
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"The player was deeply affected by this matter, and I think we all understand football really is something else," Pekerman added.
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She is voluble—"I'm South African, I'm not a wallflower"—but, she says, still deeply affected by her experience with Epstein.
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They often didn't tell their kids that they were in the orphanage system, but these kids were just deeply affected by it.
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Many animals in the area were deeply affected by the event, including this joey, who was rescued by a local animal clinic.
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"Whilst we are both strong, confident women, we were deeply affected by the comments and Emma refuses to read them," she added.
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PG: It's a big moment in our relationship with our parents, when we see how deeply affected they were by their parents.
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Calabasas High School Principal CJ Foss told CNN affiliate KABC-TV her staff has been deeply affected by the shooting in Jacksonville.
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This, despite the fact that she exists in an income bracket that is less likely to be deeply affected by climate change.
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But they don't hear from the millions of people across this country who will be deeply affected by the decisions they make.
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It's hard for them to be deeply affected by the death of someone who has been even less present and reliable than Frank.
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He is deeply affected or else why wouldn't he just be like buying art or, you know, huge toys like other billionaires do?
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Preventing the overthrow of authoritarian regimes has been Mr Putin's fixation since Gaddafi's violent death, which is said to have deeply affected him.
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It also makes perfect sense that living in the Czech Republic, amidst an often volatile environment, deeply affected their relationship with black metal.
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Only then did events with the school board take on the shape of the catastrophe that deeply affected both Ganna's life and mine.
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She was deeply affected for decades, and it was suggested in various articles that she later turned to acting because it offered catharsis.
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At the time, she was working as a teaching assistant to girls the same age as those "cut", and it deeply affected her.
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"The agents involved are deeply affected and empathize with the father over the loss of his daughter," Mr. McAleenan said in a statement.
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The inspectors' offices are deeply affected by the current federal hiring freeze and would be further harmed by the administration's proposed budget cuts.
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"When I was seven years old, I experienced something that deeply affected me that I carry with me every single day," he said.
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But when Blue learned Mason, a promising young bass player, was killed this month in the Austin, Texas, bombings, he was deeply affected.
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In fact, she was deeply affected by the criticism from some GM employees that she was uncaring, according to someone who knows her.
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"We've all been deeply affected by what took place in Jacksonville," Andrew Wilson, CEO of Electronic Arts, said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Fisher's death deeply affected everyone associated with Star Wars, from cast and crew to fans, and the film is dedicated to her memory.
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He lived for years in South Florida, where he had a painting business that was deeply affected by cheap labor from Hispanic immigrants.
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But it's also deeply affected the cast and creative team, who told PEOPLE how inspired they are by the conversations happening around them daily.
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Everyone that I've spoken to, whether they even met him or knew him well or just in passing, has been deeply affected by this.
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I have been deeply affected by both the police shootings of young black men and the Dallas and Baton Rouge shootings of police officers.
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Clinton had told her of being deeply affected by her failed effort to spearhead an overhaul of the nation's health care system in 1993.
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He obviously has been deeply affected by what happened and I've been working to help him move on and focus on the task at hand.
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Speaking with her now, she relates that although she was untrained, she had been deeply affected by seeing photographs of the Holocaust as a child.
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We do not yet know the full scope of this disaster, but tens of thousands will lose their homes and millions will be deeply affected.
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The industries most deeply affected will be those that collect large amounts of customer data and include technology companies, retailers, healthcare providers, insurers and banks.
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MacCurdy found the people who witnessed a "near miss" were deeply affected by the bombing -- while the "remote miss" group felt invincible and even excited.
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" The family added that they "express [their] deepest concern and prayers for those injured physically and otherwise deeply affected by the events of Saturday night.
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The complexity, Moore said, stemmed from the fact that it was difficult identifying jurors in Charlottesville who were not deeply affected by Unite the Right.
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This is for all the people out there living normal lives who feel utterly disconnected from our process of government, yet are the most deeply affected.
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Here's the film's description, per a Showtime release: American Jihad offers an inside look at Jihadism from former Jihadists and those deeply affected by its practices.
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Thank you for fearlessly weighing in on the social justice causes and the political issues that have deeply affected my life, my city, and this country.
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Onassis' son, Alexander, died at 24 years old in 1973 in a plane crash, which deeply affected his father and strained his relationship with his wife.
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In his speech accepting the Republican presidential nomination, he said he was deeply affected by the stories of parents whose children were killed by undocumented immigrants.
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Ironically, the major character most deeply affected by the climactic battle in "The Spoils of War" may be the one who wasn't even on the battlefield.
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Do you think the relationship between the St. Louis county prosecutor's office and the community that was deeply affected by Michael Brown's death can be repaired?
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He begins by saying he's "deeply affected" by the passing of Bryant and his daughter, and writes that in the tragedy, he has learned so much.
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" Performing "The Wait Room" next to Sing Sing — but not inside it — Ms. Kreiter said, is ideal: "To be in proximity is to be deeply affected.
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They were deeply affected by their service in the Israeli military — including in the 1973 Yom Kippur War, after they had already established themselves as academics.
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Singer says he felt deeply affected by Anna's case, as she is about the same age as his wife, who was 24 weeks pregnant at the time.
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I know this in part because over the past several years I have been deeply affected by the many women I have met who seek abortion care.
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You bet I can: So many people were deeply affected by the death of Anthony Bourdain, and I want to highlight some of the incredibly moving tributes.
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In the three years since becoming a teacher, Stewart has already deeply affected the lives of her students at Copper Hills High School in West Jordan, Utah.
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Of course, buying into the art music context of the Velvet Underground is not necessary in order to be deeply affected by their look and their music.
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Some 40 days after the storm, the island and the US Virgin Islands are still deeply affected by what is now the longest blackout in American history.
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" She said that she has been "deeply affected and saddened by the tragic deaths," especially because of "the impact of this incident on their children and families.
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Jaczko—a twiggy, earnest bureaucratic functionary who bears an uncommon resemblance to NBA Commissioner Adam Silver—went to Fukushima and was deeply affected by what he saw.
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While my senses were deeply affected by the performance, I'm not entirely sure what to think as it ends, beyond the tragedy that pervades black collective memory.
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Many say their lives were deeply affected by the 2008 financial crisis as they watched their parents lose businesses, struggle with debt and even go through divorces.
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They came across, by and large, as people of conscience who had taken up this topic for different reasons and found themselves deeply affected by their subjects.
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When I was a teenager my father bought a copy of James Baldwin's "Tell Me How Long the Train's Been Gone" and was deeply affected by it.
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"Some people are deeply affected by it," said Mr. Arcidiacono, who is a leader at the Transport Workers Union Local 100, which represents thousands of subway workers.
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Mr. Flanagan is correct that our country is deeply affected by climate change, resulting in widespread drought and catastrophic bush fires through large swaths of the country.
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For the workers most deeply affected by the violence, they expressed a growing anxiety about the side effects of witnessing dozens or more murder scenes per day.
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"It's likely that for many people there is a complicated combination of factors – although different people may be more deeply affected by certain things than others," says Mind.
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In an interview with Politico's Glenn Thrush last year, during the Democratic primaries, Gillibrand explained that she was deeply affected by meeting with families of gun violence victims.
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It's been 20 years since The Notorious B.I.G.'s was killed in a drive-by shooting, but Sean "Diddy" Combs is still deeply affected by his friend's death.
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In addition to presenting a cohesive case of the 2000 flawed investigation, The Case Against Adnan Syed focuses on the families and friends deeply affected by the crime.
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Susan explains that the disease deeply affected her husband's mind, causing him to suffer from memory loss, delusions, and paranoia, as well as other painful and debilitating symptoms.
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Trump's top national security advisers and generals understand both the stakes and the costs of the Afghan War well, because they have been personally deeply affected by it.
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After the boy was brought into the hospital, 22-year-old Kaufman went to the hospital as well, and he was deeply affected by what he witnessed next.
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A promotional bus will travel across the three prefectures most deeply affected by the devastating 2011 earthquake and tsunami as Tokyo 2020 reflects the theme of 'reconstruction Olympics'.
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These acts of conscience are part of the reason that older fans, including Barack Obama and Bill Clinton, who eulogized Ali, were so deeply affected by his death.
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It features video of the 1989 execution of the Romanian dictator Nicolae Ceausescu, which deeply affected Mr. Tsang when he saw it on the news as a child.
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She also said Dhaliwal was deeply affected by the 2015 killing of another deputy, Darren Goforth, who was gunned down at a gas station while fueling his car.
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The artists featured — whether raised in the American South or deeply affected by their generational ties to it as Black Americans — parse their intimately personal and collective histories.
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Here's Tom's statement in its entirety ... "I have been deeply affected by the passing of Kobe, Gigi and the others in that tragic flight weeks ago," Brady said.
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This is man obsessed; one, who in my expert opinion, has been deeply affected by addiction or codependency in some way and is left with profoundly scarring wounds.
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Their ideas deeply affected Araeen and other minorities throughout the UK. By now Araeen had converted his sketches into colorful constructed sculptures, many designed with his signature latticed grids.
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Many people don't have health insurance and are deeply affected by cuts in social services and education, but their prevailing tenor is to retreat and keep their heads low.
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During the last year of their marriage, the reality TV star suffered a miscarriage while pregnant with her first child, a situation that Stodden said "deeply" affected their relationship.
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Our photog got Madison, who's managed by Scooter Braun, out in WeHo Tuesday, and she made it clear ... she is deeply affected by Christina's death, both personally and professionally.
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He's gone from rags to riches, as he recalls on "Racks Blue," and remains deeply affected by the trauma of poverty and the weight of breaking free of it.
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The truth is that these queer, brown victims lived (and died) as their authentic selves, and this queer, brown man couldn't help but feel deeply affected by their loss.
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"I stay out of politics and I stay out of the administration, but you can tell he was deeply affected by those images of the children," Eric Trump said.
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Apple has been deeply affected by Trump's trade war with China, which has resulted in the iPhone maker paying tariffs on several products including AirPods and the Apple Watch.
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For that reason, he claims to not be deeply affected by who is in office, but by how that person's actions are affecting the people he cares most about.
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Not the least embarrassing aspect of this entire episode is that my life should have been so deeply affected in so many ways by so entirely mundane an individual.
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Mr. Piano, who said he was deeply affected by the collapse of the Morandi Bridge, began working on a design for its replacement shortly after it fell in August.
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When he was a student in Madrid 40 years ago, Mr. Prats Monné read the "The Subjection of Women" by John Stuart Mill and was deeply affected by it.
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" — Corinne Stinson, 35, Atlanta "We know this drug affects the white population in very high percentages, but my black community has been deeply affected by these drugs, this drug.
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The call to wear black came days after celebrities had attended the Golden Globe Awards dressed in black to show solidarity with the movements, which have deeply affected Hollywood.
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Sanford grew up in Texas and was deeply affected as a kid watching video of the African-American congresswoman Barbara Jordan arguing the case against Richard Nixon in Watergate.
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"The Water Dancer," set in mid-1800s Virginia, is about an enslaved man named Hiram Walker whose life is deeply affected when he nearly drowns in a carriage accident.
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She remembered how her colleague Esther Choo used Twitter to give a voice to patients who were deeply affected by, but not included in, decisions about the Affordable Care Act.
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I loved Aaliyah and when people watch the documentary, they will see how much I cared for her and how much Robert's actions deeply affected me and so many others.
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Mr Kelleher, who became chairman in 1978 and then also CEO in 1981, was deeply affected by the tactics his rivals had used to try to strangle Southwest at birth.
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The two things the Education Department wanted to judge schools on, their students' debt and their earnings, are both deeply affected by class — and, perhaps even more so, by race.
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Not surprisingly, the political shake-up has deeply affected the Brazilian economy, which coupled with a deep recession, has resulted in fewer than half Summer Games events tickets being sold.
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Analysts have called AlphaGo China's "Sputnik moment," comparing how it galvanized Chinese researchers to how Americans were deeply affected by the successful Soviet launch of the world's first artificial satellite.
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And Maram Kaff, who lives in Cairo, said she had been deeply affected by reports that parts of the Middle East may be too hot for human habitation by 2100.
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"As you can imagine, this is a very difficult time, and the senseless loss of these delicious pastries has deeply affected all of our officers 👮♂️👮♀️," their statement concluded.
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This terrible tragedy came at the end of a school year at the University of Maryland riddled with racially fueled incidents that have deeply affected people of color on campus.
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Emily Posner, a civil rights lawyer from Louisiana, sought comments from federal inmates themselves, who would be deeply affected if transferred to a remote prison built on possibly poisoned land.
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The announcement came just days after black dresses ruled the red carpet at Sunday's Golden Globes in a show of solidarity for the movement, which has also deeply affected Hollywood.
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Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY), the top Democrat on the subcommittee, who has focused on sexual assault in the military while in Congress, said she was "deeply affected" by McSally's testimony.
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His brother Hussam, 34, who works in a metal plating factory and has two young daughters, rarely talks about his experiences, Wesaam said, though he was deeply affected by them.
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Akynos founded the Black Sex Worker Collective in March as a support service for the black and trans communities, noting that she and her friends were deeply affected by Backpage's shutdown.
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The individuals who have been deeply affected by the conspiracy have devoted their lives to uncovering the truth — and you'll get to see their findings in the six-part limited series.
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"You betrayed [the trust of your patients] and by your actions deeply affected individuals and their families and caused irreparable damage that will span generations," Bodley said, according to the BBC.
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Shell Pakistan said it did not accept liability but it did "clearly recognize that this was a tragedy that has deeply affected the community" as the holy month of Ramadan ended.
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Five months of exposure to Kyle's tragic exhales have deeply affected Steve's mood, particularly after his visit to an unreceptive member of the H.R. department with a handful of E.N.T. brochures.
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Though the core of his presidential campaign was built on emotional ideals, Mr. Booker focused heavily on policies that deeply affected cities like Newark, where he was mayor for seven years.
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We both know, coming from countries deeply affected by gross abuses of human rights, that impunity anywhere in the world fuels and emboldens brutal dictatorships and perpetrators of crimes against humanity.
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Scott tops Nelson by a wide 51% to 39% margin in North Florida and the Panhandle, which was most deeply affected by the storm and is a typically Republican-leaning region.
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I am deeply affected by his passing and can't help but think that he lived until his last breath immersed in his biggest pleasure: letting his imagination fly through his work.
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Norman, deeply affected by the trauma all around him, began suffering blackouts, when he slipped into another persona that dealt violently with the problems that meek, buttoned-down Norman couldn't handle.
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Thompson, despite being deeply affected, missed a chance to take complete ownership of the situation, which she could have done by clearly acknowledging that she had violated the rules, even if inadvertently.
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"I have been deeply affected and saddened by the tragic deaths ...at Dreamworld on Tuesday, in particular the impact of this incident on their children and families," Thomas said in a statement.
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But Pompeo has been criticized for failing to offer public support for Yovanovich, which led to the resignation of his senior adviser, Michel McKinley, and deeply affected morale at the State Department.
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He has made education and gun safety the centerpieces of his campaign, issues that have resonance in a state where education has been deeply affected by tax cuts from former Kansas Gov.
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The generation most deeply affected may be those born in the early decades after 21, as the boarding system spread unquestioned — those in their 50s and 60s who run the country today.
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"I am no activist, but I was deeply affected and wanted to show how our land acquisition policy is flawed, and how it affects poor, marginalized people most," said Satyabrata Dwibedy, the director.
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He was deeply affected by a visit to Auschwitz and has brought that message to Congress, hosting a briefing in honor of Holocaust Remembrance Day with imams who attended an Auschwitz study tour.
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This crisis has deeply affected Syria's neighbors for years and is now impacting our European partners in far-reaching ways that may ultimately jeopardize their very character as open, unified, and democratic societies.
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Fuel shipments in particular are deeply affected by the Jones Act, and it's estimated it costs three times as much to ship fuel from Texas to New England than from Texas to Europe.
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We are deeply affected by, and therefore attentive to, how our institutions position themselves in response to the atrocities of our times, and we are committed to the labor of holding them accountable.
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" That said, as Erik Lokkesmoe, who owns the distribution and marketing company Aspiration Entertainment, points out, "There are movies that have deeply affected people, spiritually, that are not wrapped in the faith-based label.
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Colin told his story to Paper Magazine ... saying he was deeply affected by the incident, in which 26-year-old Woods was shot 21 times by 5 San Francisco PD officers during a Dec.
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But about 10 years ago, I wrote to Richard Pevear and Larissa Volokhonsky and described how their translations of Tolstoy, Gogol and especially Dostoevsky had deeply affected me both as a reader and writer.
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First, the airlines have been deeply affected by the halving of the oil price since 2350, which has reduced their customers' spending power and sharply cut demand for air travel from the Middle East itself.
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"This was a reckless, heartless and cowardly act of violence that forever changed the life of a 12-year-old child and his family and deeply affected another juvenile," said Atlanta police Chief Erika Shields.
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While many Americans are deeply affected by troubling news reports, social media arguments, and clickbait journalism, the stress and anxiety of these messages continue to affect women, people of color, and the LGBT community disproportionately.
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However, after nearly six years of marriage, the two called it quits in 2016 — months after Stodden suffered a miscarriage with the couple's first child, a situation that she has said "deeply" affected the marriage.
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Hollywood, however, often defaults to the stereotype even as other aspects of a person's life, including their work, relationships, and education, are deeply affected by anorexia and offer alternative ways to show the condition's impact.
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With the COVID-19 crisis, startups across Silicon Valley are looking for opportunities where they can both increase the visibility of their services and be helpful to people and businesses deeply affected by the pandemic.
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The sudden chaos offers a dramatic reversal for this small town in the Sierra Nevada foothills, which had been deeply affected by more than five years of drought and is now overwhelmed by winter storms.
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Understandably media-weary, few residents wanted to air their views on camera, but when we visited Ferguson this weekend, it was clear that the city remains deeply affected by the events of August 9, 2014.
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That's because regardless of how good affirmative consent is as a practice, and regardless of how deeply affected Grace was by her night with Ansari, affirmative consent is a really bad standard for levying punishment.
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"I was very young when The Carol Burnett Show came out," Oh shared, "but that kind of comedy and the spontaneity of her, I think it really deeply affected me within just the joy of performance."
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When Popal fell in love with soccer in 2004 at age 16, Afghanistan was still deeply affected by the Taliban era, during which time women's sports were banned and football stadiums were used for public executions.
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Stauffer's "Giants" showed us how much Douglass's prophetic force poked and prodded Lincoln toward righteousness, but Douglass himself was deeply affected by Lincoln's example of the power of liberal party politics to make real change happen.
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Moore told CNN that he was deeply affected by a close friend who confided in him that, while she was an aide in the Senate, she received sexual comments from a superior, who was an aide.
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"It was clear that the experience had deeply affected her," says science writer Sarah Scoles, who interned with Ballard the following summer at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, and whom Ballard confided in about the incident.
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Of course — as is clear from her post — the loss is something that has deeply affected her, so it's possible she will share that formative family history with Colton, should they get closer as the season continues.
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"I accept that previous laws, practices and policies deeply affected the lives of Aboriginal people and that police involvement in historical events has led to mistrust in law enforcement and the damaging of our relationship," Dawson said.
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The restless Sarah (Amy Landecker), the clumsily well-meaning Josh (Jay Duplass), and the adventurous, intellectual Ali (Gaby Hoffmann) — who in later seasons identifies as the gender non-binary Ari — are all deeply affected by Maura's transition.
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In 2016, after nearly six years of marriage, the two called it quits, seemingly for good — months after Stodden suffered a miscarriage with the couple's first child, a situation that she has said "deeply" affected the marriage.
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Alongside her mother, Jeanette, Jazz shared that she was "deeply affected" by the repeal of Obama’s directive and encouraged members of the community to "stay strong and keep moving forward" in the fight for equality.
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Mayor Diop said he was deeply affected by the results and was in discussions with the ministry of sanitation and the state water utility to improve the water situation, although lack of money remains the primary obstacle.
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Though pay structures vary across industries and can be deeply affected by a business' culture, the gender pay gap impacts almost every industry and at some companies, men are paid more than 50 percent more than women.
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Decisions in the 2015-16 term were deeply affected by the death of Justice Antonin Scalia and the refusal of Senate Republicans to approve President Obama's nomination of Judge Merrick B. Garland to fill the empty seat.
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Decisions in the 278-833 term were deeply affected by the death of Justice Antonin Scalia and the refusal of Senate Republicans to approve President Obama's nomination of Judge Merrick B. Garland to fill the empty seat.
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The death of legendary rock star and artist David Bowie hit the global creative community like a dagger, but perhaps few were as deeply affected as the cast of the off-Broadway production of the musical Lazarus.
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Thomas Willson, 55, a former Yurok tribal council member who grew up on Hoopa land along the Trinity River, said that a long history of alcohol and drug abuse in the region deeply affected his own life.
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A tragic wartime anecdote in which the Miyazaki family had to escape a bombing in Utsunomiya in a vehicle that did not stop to help a mother and a child in need deeply affected the director too.
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I met Eta at her family home in Bosso, Niger, on the border with Nigeria; a bright and gentle girl with all the hopes and dreams of any 12-year-old, but deeply affected by trauma and fear.
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" Gavin Fuller, acting senior operations supervisor for Queensland Ambulance Service, said the victims had sustained injuries that were not survivable, adding that "a number" of staff from the ambulance service had been "deeply affected by this terrible incident.
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Both his family and his wife Marie Haley's family were deeply affected by Alzheimer's disease, so he wrote a crossword contest sponsored by the Alzheimer's Foundation of America to help raise awareness as well as money for research.
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She added that she was also deeply affected by Michelle Alexander's 2010 book, "The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness," and by Ava DuVernay's 2016 documentary, "13th," about African-Americans in the prison system.
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If your employees are deeply affected by the issues at hand — sexual harassment, immigration reform and Black Lives Matters are three hot-button topics that deeply impact the identities of many workers today – the business case makes itself.
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The area is profoundly Roman Catholic and deeply affected by its proximity to Belarus and the memories of the Soviet occupation of World War II. In 2015, roughly 70 percent of voters in the region supported Law and Justice.
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I mean, obviously as time passes, you can't let it ruin your life, but whether you knew someone or not, you were so, so deeply affected, because it really could have happened anywhere, at anytime, to any of us.
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" Mr. Laboy's mother, Felicia Laboy, also addressed the court on Tuesday, telling Justice Gross that although she was the "more fortunate of the two mothers," the attack by Mr. Cedeno had "devastated my son and deeply affected my family.
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At this point, the number of bitcoin owners who might be affected by a bursting of that bubble is far fewer than the number of homeowners whose wealth was deeply affected by the downturn in house prices after 2006.
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A day when many in our community thought our worst nightmare might actually be happening," Ige said, adding "I know first-hand that what happened today was totally unacceptable, and many in our community was deeply affected by this.
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Some of MEMA's members would be deeply affected by Trump's tariffs because they rely on specialty steel and aluminum products imported from Europe, Asia and other regions, said Wilson, speaking on the sidelines of the North American Free Trade Agreement talks.
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The deep ocean is still a part of our planet that's barely understood by scientists and researchers, but cataloguing the changes that are happening there—a region that's being deeply affected by climate change, just like everywhere else—is crucially important.
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"The hurt caused by these sins and crimes has also deeply affected the communion of bishops, and generated not the sort of healthy and necessary disagreements and tensions found in any living body, but rather division and dispersion," the pope said.
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As a parent of a child with special needs — who is, in special-needs parlance, "very involved," meaning deeply affected, extremely different from me — a central question of my life is what he is understanding, how differently he apprehends the world.
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Between 1910 and 1920, the city population grew by nearly one million and the nation fought a war that deeply affected New York (some 6.13,000 New Yorkers would serve in the military and 70,000 worked at the Brooklyn Navy Yard).
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The massive body count has deeply affected Mexican politics and is part of the coming Mexican political campaign that will elect a new president and Congress (500 deputies, 128 senators) and more than 2,2023 local and state officials on July 1.
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Kotlowitz, the author of "There Are No Children Here," profiles people who have been deeply affected by gun violence: a school social worker, a former gang leader, a man who killed someone decades earlier and is still reckoning with his actions.
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"The hurt caused by these sins and crimes has also deeply affected the communion of bishops, and generated not the sort of healthy and necessary disagreements and tensions found in any living body, but rather division and dispersion," the pope wrote.
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"I was very deeply affected by the kindness of your recognition and by your well wishes to my family and myself, which is why it's especially meaningful for me to be here in front of you to say thank you," he said.
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Despite Versace's claim, BMI is not trying to "throw off the shackles" of our consent decree, but rather asking that it be modified to accommodate changes that have deeply affected our industry – the digital revolution Versace's op-ed both downplays and praises.
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"This was a reckless, heartless and cowardly act of violence that forever changed the life of a 12-year-old child and his family and deeply affected another juvenile," Atlanta Police Chief Erika Shields said in a press release at the time.
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While both Morison and Thai journalist Chutima Sidasathian were eventually acquitted in September 2015, they told the Guardian the pressure of having to face such a case and fear of the seven-year prison sentence they were threatened with had deeply affected their lives.
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" On the band's Facebook page, members of Bliss N Eso said they were continuing "to express our support and condolences to the family and friends of those so deeply affected by this sad event and appreciate your ongoing understanding in this incredibly difficult time.
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In an interview with CNBC, Kirk said he was "almost 100 percent sure" his office wouldn't have approved such an investment plan by the time of his departure because his office was deeply affected by the government sequester raging in Washington at the time.
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Arizona has been deeply affected by insurers curtailing their presence in the health care exchanges created by the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, with Pinal County becoming the first in the nation where no insurers are selling their policies on the exchange there.
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Born in China's rural Guangdong province, the now Palo Alto-based artist was deeply affected at an early age by memories of his father, a school principal, being forced to collect books banned by Chairman Mao during the Cultural Revolution for their eventual destruction.
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"One of the things I've been most struck by is how the reaction to Trump has so deeply affected state-level contests, even at the district level," said Grant Reeher, professor of political science at Syracuse University's Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs.
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As anyone who's ever worked at a general interest news site or a local news station could tell you, people all over the country are intensely interested in pets and deeply, deeply affected by stories of them in danger or separated from people, especially children.
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In a pivotal assignment from 1958 to 1961, Mr. Chernyaev worked in Prague on the staff of a journal, Problems of Peace and Socialism, where he was deeply affected by his contacts with reform-minded Soviet intellectuals as well as visiting Communists from Western Europe.
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According to CNBC, Air France and KLM issued a joint statement that their "teams around the world have been deeply affected and saddened since yesterday," and said they would be providing free transportation for all of the official partners who are involved with rebuilding Notre Dame.
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US Congressional Parties split over Internet Governance Ever since then, myself and my organization as a deeply affected party have actively been engaged with Congress and I have expressed my views in various public commentaries toward the illegitimacy of this transition moving forward without congressional approval.
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He was deeply affected by photographs from 23101 of refugee children who had washed ashore; for his latest work, "To the Heart," he explores ideas and images rooted in childhood: the joy of playing together or alone, running, falling, playing dead or pretending to be reborn.
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"COVID-19 has deeply affected us," Raines says of her homegrown non-profit organization, which provides the homeless with hot meals, hygiene kits, and free beauty services, like haircuts, color, and makeup, in hopes of returning a sense of dignity to those living on Skid Row.
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Read the full letter to investors that Apple released Monday: As the public health response to COVID-19 continues, our thoughts remain with the communities and individuals most deeply affected by the disease, and with those working around the clock to contain its spread and to treat the ill.
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World Briefing More than 500,000 children in eastern Ukraine have been "deeply affected" by the trauma of living through the violent conflict between government forces and insurgents that began two years ago, the United Nations Children's Fund, Unicef, said in a report issued Thursday, and many need psychological and social support.
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Just as important, forcing out those truths will serve as a measure of justice for those most deeply affected by one of the biggest public health catastrophes of the 21st century — the parents, companions and loved ones of the more than 220,000 Americans who have died from overdoses involving prescription painkillers.
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Though Love said Thursday that he was initially uneasy about how his article would be received, thousands of positive emails came pouring in; he heard from close friends who were deeply affected; and employees of other teams have pulled him aside to say they are glad he got the conversation started.
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And so I agree with other critics that I would have liked to have seen a Suspiria written and directed by a woman who was as deeply affected by the story as Guadagnino clearly was, and as willing to get tangled up in it and not try to untie it all.
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In Bath, De Quincey was deeply affected by the unusual story of Thomas Chatterton, a teen-age poet from nearby Bristol who had found dusty medieval documents in the muniment room of his parish church and, his imagination ignited, invented the figure of Thomas Rowley, a fifteenth-century blind monk and poet.
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Eric Trump is not involved with the administration and is currently running the Trump Organization in his father's absence along with his brother Donald Trump Jr. "I stay out of politics and I stay out of the administration, but you can tell he was deeply affected by those images of the children," he added.
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In section one, we glimpse what the future of education may hold, from the use of facial recognition technology in schools to what universities are (or aren't) doing to prepare students for the automation of the workforce, and we offer personal accounts from people deeply affected by the state of the education system today.
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Is there a little bit too much of a celebratory tone to some of these stories and tweets because as much as you might have enjoyed, I might have enjoyed seeing Weinstein brought down and again now to a fair trial, this is also a tragedy that ruined lives, deeply affected the lives of many young and aspiring actresses.
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Spanning centuries and continents, The Overstory follows a group of seeming strangers — a scientist, an artist, a Vietnam War vet, among others — who've each been deeply affected by a tree at some point in their life, and who are drawn eventually to the same place, a final stand for the last acres of virgin forest in the world.
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Property Brothers' Drew and Jonathan Scott are known to HGTV viewers for their upbeat on-screen antics, but the Las Vegas-based duo have been deeply affected and openly emotional about the tragic events of Sunday night, in which 58 people were killed and nearly 500 injured in a mass shooting at the Route 91 Harvest country music festival.
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Pose and This Is Us have similar approaches to those topics, which form the bricks of human existence, but the joyful sequences on This Is Us — Kate's wedding, Rebecca finding happiness with Miguel, Randall teaching William how to drive — are presented as the pretty moments that punctuate the lives of people who are deeply affected by a shared trauma.
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He also called out particularly damaging effects of global infrastructure attacks, another key focus of the conference: "[Cyberattacks] also target our economy -- a single Russian malware attack last year cost a major American shipping company $400 million," said Pence, referring to the NotPetya cyberattack of June 2017, that deeply affected the supply chain of shipping giant FedEx.
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He was clearly deeply affected by the 2013 Rana Plaza collapse — the deadliest garment factory accident in history — wherein an eight-story commercial building collapsed and killed 2,500 people, many of them sweatshop laborers on the lowest floors (the office workers in the upper part of the factory had been informed of a structural issue and thus were not at work on the day of the collapse).
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