Demonstrate your product or service Use it to demonstrate your product or service.
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Ayatollah Sistani's past actions demonstrate he can fulfill this role, just as Barham Salih's demonstrate he can be a unifier.
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The new normal is continuous learning, and we look for people who demonstrate lots of different interests and really demonstrate curiosity.
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I wanted to demonstrate—not that the brand doesn't demonstrate it itself—that there are many different things going on in Supreme.
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And what better way to demonstrate it than by firing an utterly clueless person who doesn't demonstrate the skills required at Google.
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Those who lead by example and demonstrate passion for what they do make it much easier for their followers to demonstrate the same passion.
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"Television shows that demonstrate cooking to a home audience are in a perfect position to demonstrate and discuss good food safety habits," the authors write.
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The best companies demonstrate that they will not tolerate sexual harassment and demonstrate to employees that they will investigate and deal with it if it occurred.
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"The President has not yet been able to demonstrate the stability nor some of the competence that he needs to demonstrate in order to be successful," Sen.
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"The president has not yet been able to demonstrate the stability nor some of the competence that he needs to demonstrate in order to be successful," Republican Sen.
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To complete other merit badges that required a scout to demonstrate knowledge verbally, he would often complete written multiple-choice tests to demonstrate his understanding of the material.
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"The President has not yet been able to demonstrate the stability nor some of the competence that he needs to demonstrate in order to be successful," he said.
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"The President has not yet been able to demonstrate the stability nor some of the competence that he needs to demonstrate in order to be successful," said Corker.
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Here are five things we like to see AI entrepreneurs demonstrate before making an investment: Demonstrate mastery over their data and its value: AI needs big data to succeed.
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" After Charlottesville, Corker said, "The president has not yet been able to demonstrate the stability, nor some of the competence, that he needs to demonstrate in order to be successful.
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"The President has not yet been able to demonstrate the stability nor some of the competence that he needs to demonstrate in order to be successful," Corker said last Thursday.
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Trump "has not yet been able to demonstrate the stability nor some of the competence that he needs to demonstrate in order to be successful," Corker said at the time.
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" After Charlottesville, Corker said, "The president has not yet been able to demonstrate the stability, nor some of the competence, that he needs to demonstrate in order to be successful.
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"The president has not yet been able to demonstrate the stability, nor some of the competence that he needs to demonstrate in order to be successful," Mr. Corker told reporters.
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"The president has not yet been able to demonstrate the stability nor some of the competence that he needs to demonstrate in order to be successful," Corker said in August.
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"[I'm walking out] because Amazon does not demonstrate the same leadership on climate change that I'm expected to demonstrate every day on the job." said one employee in the video.
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"The President has not yet been able to demonstrate the stability nor some of the competence that he needs to demonstrate in order to be successful," the senator said after that.
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"Sources needed to demonstrate notability for an athlete in present day would probably look very different from the kinds of sources available to demonstrate notability of an ancient philosopher," Lien says.
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She says HireAthena's software is particularly well-suited for any industry that's heavily regulated and whose participants want to demonstrate fairness and consistency — and to be able to demonstrate it easily.
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Responsibilities • Demonstrate healthcare policy expertise and healthcare industry expertise.
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Oak Ridge National Laboratory, which houses DOE's the world's fastest supercomputer, Summit, helped the Google team demonstrate that their algorithm, specially designed to demonstrate supremacy, could complete its calculations in mere seconds.
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We are going to have to do a lot of testing to demonstrate reliable autonomous behavior: We need tens of thousands of hours of USV operations to demonstrate the reliability we need.
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"The president has not yet, has not yet been able to demonstrate the stability nor some of the competence that he needs to demonstrate in order to be successful," Corker said then.
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Trump wants to demonstrate to white moderates that he's not a dyed-in-the-wool racist and to demonstrate to his base that he's unafraid to walk through the valley of the shadow.
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"If you don't have previous work experience, think about other opportunities and experiences you may have had that demonstrate skills like reliability, responsibility, time management and demonstrate a strong work ethic," explains Salemi.
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They demonstrate the artist's resistance to Japan's institutionalized art world.
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What other materials may demonstrate these properties in the future?
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Still others demonstrate how meaningful a found family can be.
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The problem will be specially formulated to demonstrate this milestone.
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It did, however, demonstrate the general uselessness of Congressional hearings.
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They plan to demonstrate this Friday as well, he said.
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What has Trump done to demonstrate his penchant for unity?
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The firm must now demonstrate that it is not illegal.
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The researchers demonstrate it using footage of Trump and Obama.
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I asked the kids to demonstrate what they'd been doing.
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This would demonstrate that Uber cares about accountability and transparency.
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People demonstrate in front of the European Parliament in Brussels.
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They will want to demonstrate that quitting does not pay.
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But they are not, as these books clearly demonstrate, uncommon.
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So is IBM also going to demonstrate supremacy anytime soon?
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Let me demonstrate this using the below table and graph.
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Podcasting isn't DIY anymore, and Apple's podcast charts demonstrate that.
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That decision does demonstrate the filmmakers' awareness of screen vs.
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It is trivial to demonstrate ownership of a private key.
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And only his future actions will demonstrate whether he's changed.
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But it's not too late for him to demonstrate leadership.
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So, Washington offered to demonstrate the power of the pigment.
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If inclusivity is a priority, executives have to demonstrate that.
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She is going to need to demonstrate all those qualities.
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But philanthropists can certainly fund studies that demonstrate what works.
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Joking about those experiences does not demonstrate that to me.
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Trying to quietly demonstrate good behavior is insufficient, she said.
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Bonus: You can modify endlessly to demonstrate various aerodynamic principles.
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Let's demonstrate using one of Mark Zuckerberg's own profile photos.
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It's one thing having some hacktivists allegedly demonstrate an insecurity.
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I'm not going to ask for police permission (to demonstrate).
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New details demonstrate the unusual way Monsanto introduced its product.
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It will demonstrate commitment to the wellbeing of the Americas.
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The characters also seem to demonstrate an understanding of physics.
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They shouted him down until he was able to demonstrate.
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Microsoft is using dogs to demonstrate its machine learning chops.
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And If you can demonstrate value, you can do it.
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The group had planned to demonstrate against Waters on Thursday.
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These findings demonstrate the need for action on both sides.
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That characterization is neither accurate nor constructive, as I'll demonstrate.
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Instead, demonstrate those soft skills by showing rather than telling.
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What is it that a person's — candidate's — known instincts, demonstrate?
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Each drug must demonstrate efficacy and safety in clinical trials.
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A visit to any diverse playground will clearly demonstrate this.
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By contrast, it is very easy to demonstrate his exit.
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It's time for members of Congress to demonstrate similar backbone.
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China has yet to demonstrate a credible expeditionary combat capability.
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An almost equal 45% say such protests demonstrate those freedoms.
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What I can say and demonstrate is the company's solidity.
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If a student still doesn't understand, I demonstrate the pose.
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They demonstrate teamwork, as if from the game's earliest textbooks.
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Protesters for Medicaid demonstrate in the Capitol Rotunda on Wednesday.
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"It doesn't demonstrate any intention," CEO Jochen Tilk told Reuters.
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Demonstrate that we are above this bitter partisanship that exists.
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The tunnels demonstrate the persistence and resources of the cartels.
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We went to demonstrate Green Party solidarity with their struggle.
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I demonstrate the big fish, little fish, cardboard box routine.
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Ally also said that they don't think AirPods demonstrate wealth.
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I was told Berlin is a good place to demonstrate.
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It's still a challenge for her to demonstrate emotion publicly.
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There is plenty of data to demonstrate that it has.
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You need to demonstrate your potential contribution in the interview.
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The meeting was meant to help SoftBank demonstrate its resilience.
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I couldn't demonstrate how I really felt on the inside.
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As such, people use conspicuous consumption to demonstrate their achievement.
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Protesters demonstrate at the airport in Hong Kong, Monday, Aug.
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I hope she will demonstrate her ability more and more.
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The goal is to demonstrate that the politician is illegitimate.
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Fortunately, writers like Lessard demonstrate that the truth awaits excavation.
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Jing and Yu's struggles over their respective identities demonstrate this.
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They will demonstrate magic lanterns, early precursors of movie cameras.
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On Wednesday, Google did its best to demonstrate its commitment.
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He is just the latest Republican president to demonstrate this.
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Demonstrate the leadership your team needs during this stressful time.
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He chose Brienne Minor, then 11, to demonstrate those skills.
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We believe the strategy and exceptional execution demonstrate great potential.
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What does it demonstrate about the platform as a whole?
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Alexander Sr. clasps his hands on both ears to demonstrate.
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The maps demonstrate the strategic hurdles currently confronting both parties.
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A cursory Google glance around our world will demonstrate that.
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But other exhibitors couldn't demonstrate the entirety of their products.
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The Hill: Democrats seek to demonstrate they're challenging the president.
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Does wearing a "rare" item demonstrate some quality of connoisseurship?
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Now, it's time to demonstrate that faith through their works.
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The leading targets of complaints demonstrate the city's religious diversity.
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The trends demonstrate the need for additional clean energy solutions.
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Instead, he would demonstrate his racial virtue via slow clap.
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Protesters have announced plans to demonstrate outside of our event.
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Calls for museums to demonstrate more accountability are gaining steam.
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But it does demonstrate some softness within this voting bloc.
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By the 1960s, he began to physically demonstrate this merging.
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The photos of Florette demonstrate Lartigue's perceptive eye for beauty.
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You can demonstrate this effect with a very simple experiment.
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Wild scene as hundreds demonstrate in the Hart office building.
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"The President has not yet been able to demonstrate the stability nor some of the competence that he needs to demonstrate in order to be successful," Corker told reporters following a speech in Chattanooga.
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It would provide legal permanent residence for vetted TPS and DED recipients if they can demonstrate a continuous physical presence for at least three years prior to the bill becoming enacted or demonstrate extreme hardships.
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The McKinsey study makes clear that this is hard to demonstrate.
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In Manhattan, a group gathered to demonstrate against Trump's immigration policies.
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Next, demonstrate that you have specific expertise no one else has.
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Here are three major pieces of evidence that demonstrate this point.
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To demonstrate how divided Republicans still are, this is what Sens.
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Because if we can demonstrate that ... that will calm things down.
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It will also demonstrate to your interviewers how you problem solve.
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Save 20 percent and demonstrate your loyalty to the Nike brand.
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Greg has a beard, to demonstrate that the time has passed.
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To publish on ScienceMatters, the scientist needs to demonstrate two things.
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Citizens everywhere came together to demonstrate our common willingness to give.
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These incidents demonstrate Sheriff's Israel's repeated incompetence and neglect of duty.
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Black Panther didn't just demonstrate that superheroes of color could sell.
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But, as recent events in Colorado demonstrate, that approach can backfire.
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Even Le Guin's feline companions demonstrate a strong connection to nature.
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Muhamadawi had told her he would be going out to demonstrate.
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Inside the Hart Senate Building, protesters gathered to demonstrate against Kavanaugh.
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FCA is now obliged to demonstrate that they are not illegal.
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ANC supporters of Ramaphosa demonstrate against Zuma prior to his resignation.
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"France also highlights the Palestinians' right to peacefully demonstrate," she added.
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Demonstrate your love in the way that feels right to you.
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Nonetheless, the continuing murders demonstrate the limits of the peace deal.
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To kick it off, the bakers demonstrate their skills with biscotti.
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Both outbreaks demonstrate that illnesses do not inevitably follow weather patterns.
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A new feature can demonstrate how noisy the surrounding environment is.
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The measures agreed today demonstrate we can make progress through dialogue.
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Their diverging numbers demonstrate the continued challenges to producing confident stats.
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You will be able to demonstrate: The Economist Group values diversity.
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The tactics demonstrate the pressure that distributors are under, Janedis said.
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Why, then, demonstrate any urgency or flexibility on issues that matter?
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Sheldon Whitehouse and Richard Blumenthal, displayed to demonstrate Russia's immense reach.
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But CNN reports that many chlorpyrifos studies demonstrate correlation, not causation.
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Lee seemed to demonstrate a strong eye for startups long ago.
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What has he done to demonstrate that he deserves a break?
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The test is meant to demonstrate another way of capturing spacecraft.
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His 2019 videos demonstrate an immense leap in scope and ambition.
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The researchers only added a few spacers to demonstrate their theory.
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I act out the various ways Sergio's body might demonstrate distress.
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Finally, the alliance must demonstrate readiness to quickly reinforce these battalions.
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"[To] use existing mediums to demonstrate new ideas," notes the artist.
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Mainly, notes Omwanda, the photos demonstrate and exceptional use of skill.
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Thousands were expected to demonstrate outside the city's major league ballparks.
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But the purpose of these defenses isn't to demonstrate logical rigor.
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More broadly, it would demonstrate the basic viability of the model.
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You demonstrate the essence of the values of British public service.
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Overall, the industry did not demonstrate particularly impressive powers of prediction.
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Chargifi demonstrate their product at the Nissan Futures event in London.
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ExxonMobil continues to demonstrate strong business performance relative to industry peers.
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The methods were "only a model to demonstrate dispersal," Redway said.
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This will provide more thoughtful answers or demonstrate areas of weakness.
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Many players continued to kneel and demonstrate during this week's games.
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He urged him to "demonstrate discipline" for the rest of August.
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They're hoping GE can continue to demonstrate progress in its turnaround.
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The two men demonstrate contrasting reactions to their seeming impending obsolesce.
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Alcaraz, in our opinion, did not demonstrate the sensitivity needed to
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Trump has yet to demonstrate that type of sentiment as president.
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And, as the headlines repeatedly demonstrate, the algorithms keep getting fooled.
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Furthermore, victims' families demonstrate no increased satisfaction resulting from perpetrators' deaths.
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The perfect candidate will also need to demonstrate knowledge in engineering.
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It must demonstrate adequate facts and reasoning to support its decision.
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He fans his arms around like he's doing calisthenics to demonstrate.
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The two offered to demonstrate their work to the company's directors.
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The events this week demonstrate how starkly views vary by region.
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Microsoft built its own pizza bot (naturally) to demonstrate its vision.
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As these attacks demonstrate, it's not just planes that are vulnerable.
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The project is required to demonstrate economic benefits for the state.
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In addition, Amazon was able to demonstrate a massive flywheel effect.
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As I say, I suspect that, but I can't demonstrate it.
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These tarnished artifacts can also demonstrate our journey as a people.
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Elderly men gleefully demonstrate how they hacked their captives to death.
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In the interim, work on how you can demonstrate your achievements.
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"Five times is enough to demonstrate depraved heart," Mr. Schatzow said.
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Barnet's vivid portraits demonstrate that the struggles were not without cost.
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"I think we need larger studies to demonstrate utility," Snyder said.
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It is certainly difficult to demonstrate a strong cause and effect.
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It is commonly used in classrooms to demonstrate an exothermic reaction.
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Which demonstrate the most rational processes in both theory and practice?
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Each meal we demonstrate our commitment to care for one another.
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It is up to Mr Williams to demonstrate that technocracy works.
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President Trump needs to demonstrate that he takes his responsibilities seriously.
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Democratic strategists point to statistics they say demonstrate labor's continued influence.
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The main objective of Schiaparelli is to demonstrate its landing system.
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He knocks on the stool to demonstrate how sturdy it is.
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Freshmen must demonstrate teamwork, communication, and strategy to accomplish this goal.
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Broadly speaking, peer-reviewed literature on such services demonstrate their success.
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Let's demonstrate that politics is a welcoming place for trans people.
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What's most important to you to demonstrate in your work now?
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Current debates on automation already demonstrate the conflict we are in.
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They have always strived to demonstrate that in their magazine, Apartamento.
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Throughout these years Le Brun continued to demonstrate her promotional savvy.
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These incidents demonstrate Sheriff Israel's repeated incompetence and neglect of duty.
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It will demonstrate that, to a first approximation, lol nothing matters.
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"Demonstrate clearly you've done your research on the company," said Twersky.
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We must demonstrate commitment to women's rights by setting an example.
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I won't hire someone who can't demonstrate excellent writing ability. Period.
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The chance to demonstrate fiscal discipline was on the tax vote.
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The Justice Department needs to demonstrate that it can't be bought.
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They demonstrate her eye for spatial compositions and the delightfully unexpected.
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He interrupted guests and seemed eager to demonstrate his own knowledge.
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As these essays demonstrate, criticism should be commensurate with its subject.
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Sadly, Audi was unable to demonstrate this system in the demo.
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But they also saw an opportunity to demonstrate Canada's growing muscle.
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Multiple studies demonstrate that refugees are economic contributors and job creators.
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Yet, overall, Gorsuch appears to be seeking to demonstrate his independence.
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He badly needs to demonstrate progress on overhauling the moribund economy.
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"I respect the constitutional right of citizens to demonstrate," she said.
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Successfully doing so would demonstrate bipartisanship and would be politically effective.
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Several statistical measurements demonstrate how unusual this market environment has been.
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But the characters also demonstrate a primal fear for their children.
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And private companies are working to demonstrate new abilities in space.
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This would involve additional trials to demonstrate success in specified biomarkers.
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As Brexit continues to demonstrate, any decoupling is complicated and messy.
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You have to have to demonstrate financial accretion, balance sheet accretion.
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Will they choose to demonstrate peacefully, violently, or not at all?
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Others demonstrate the skill of artists often working with limited resources.
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If Carrie Lam wants to demonstrate otherwise, heres an idea: resign.
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And they demonstrate how compromise in government could and should work.
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He repeatedly makes statements that demonstrate an admirable degree of independence.
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He uses Johnson & Johnson as an example to demonstrate his idea.
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Since then, we&aposve been working hard to actually demonstrate that.
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That was to demonstrate the strength of the truck's body panels.
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These cases demonstrate that our system of checks and balances works.
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They plan to demonstrate for better pay and benefits on Tuesday.
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The 1998 Grammys gave her a chance to demonstrate her range.
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They each require budget allocations, which establish and demonstrate our priorities.
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They demonstrate how he's as tellingly musical as any choreographer alive.
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Originals' language patterns demonstrate a preference for spontaneity, fun and informality.
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A couple of the tracks on Proto demonstrate Spawn being trained.
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Your article failed to demonstrate a life dedicated to Christian values.
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They don't demonstrate, they go on strike, and their employers suffer.
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Rather, these students need multiple ways to demonstrate they know it.
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These three bottles, however, demonstrate how much more rosé can offer.
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He even drank fracking fluid to demonstrate how safe it was.
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I don't think he will demonstrate anything different in his personality.
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The abstract plastic works demonstrate the physical toll of online circulation.
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We look forward to continuing to demonstrate this clinical utility and value.
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Rather, the hackers hope to be able to demonstrate the technological feasibility.
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Recent studies demonstrate conclusively that the ball itself is not at fault.
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The purpose, they said, was to get students' attention and demonstrate urgency.
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Kim Kardashian West continues to demonstrate uses for her new body makeup.
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Therein providing a fertile backdrop for active managers to demonstrate their value.
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And then we can really demonstrate the power of this freedom dividend.
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So we have this machine to demonstrate how that could be fatal.
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You need to demonstrate how that quality led to a specific result.
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New studies like this one demonstrate why that puts everyone at risk.
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Scores of protesters gathered outside the building to demonstrate against Trump's victory.
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The tracks, unsurprisingly, demonstrate the musician's vocal prowess which defined his career.
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On Saturday, crowds descended outside Downing Street to demonstrate for Robinson's release.
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But events in recent months demonstrate how tenuous that dominance still is.
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The Colonel will evidently demonstrate his "computer coding skills" on Friday's episode.
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"The advice I gave him is, 'demonstrate your ability to lead,'" Rep.
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Actual stories from within the Taj demonstrate near unbelievable feats of bravery.
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As a result, they came ready to apologize and demonstrate their evenhandedness.
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The move may be an effort by Beijing to demonstrate greater openness.
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Officials from companies like Protective Innovations showed up to demonstrate their inventions.
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But simply by showing up, they help to demonstrate a united front.
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The pop-up had three experiences to demonstrate what 53G can do.
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That's good news for Amy and Pete, if they can demonstrate that.
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Though the current situation does somewhat demonstrate the limits of that approach.
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The saints demonstrate our ability to transform broken wood into something new.
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And these people who go out and demonstrate, it's a new phenomenon.
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Time, perhaps, for Mr Trump to demonstrate his vaunted deal-making skills.
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And what better way to demonstrate that than by wearing them herself?
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The 2017 election was supposed to demonstrate the power of "Erdington Conservatism".
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Protesters demonstrate after Bill Cosby departs his sexual assault trial April 25.
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So he needs to demonstrate that he's not too risky or nuts.
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Most experts reserve the term "gifted" for children who demonstrate three characteristics.
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A barking, growling dog is used to demonstrate Restricted Mode, for instance.
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The Zynga and Groupon fiascos demonstrate that founder control is never absolute.
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What principles of politics and morality are the creators trying to demonstrate?
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These photographs further demonstrate how adroit Beyoncé is in the art realm.
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"Chick Fil A's results demonstrate the power of chicken," the board wrote.
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Yet the epilogues also demonstrate the opportunities for real change and satisfaction.
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Second, they must demonstrate they are properly measuring and calculating those metrics.
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Bees can demonstrate the direction and distance of a source of food.
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Researchers demonstrate how it could take on multiple skins for specific tasks.
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This isn't the first study to demonstrate the benefits of Medicaid expansion.
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Success would demonstrate the electromagnetic weapons' behavior-altering effectiveness––and it worked.
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Not exactly, the training is designed to demonstrate Gameball's motion-tracking capabilities.
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To demonstrate the same effect in humans, researchers looked at educational attainment.
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To prevent chaotic handouts, they require newcomers to demonstrate proof of need.
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But Cable's findings demonstrate that other tech giants deserve increased scrutiny too.
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Meanwhile, it must demonstrate potential money-makers beyond what Instagram has copied.
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We want to demonstrate greater value to the work African storytellers create.
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Harteau's resignation heartened protesters who came out to demonstrate at Loring Park.
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Co-directors Daniel Scheinert and Daniel Kwan are much obliged to demonstrate.
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Pauvert calls me over to demonstrate a proper chicken cordon bleu preparation.
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LIFE-INSURANCE companies usually go to inordinate lengths to demonstrate their dullness.
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Over and over Trump et al demonstrate the validity of that interpretation.
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Neustadt advised presidents to choose an early agenda that would demonstrate competence.
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Garden went on to ask if the reporting lines really demonstrate accountability.
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Elowan is an attempt to demonstrate what augmentation of nature could mean.
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In her body of work, Schutz does not demonstrate a rigorous sensibility.
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Because why not, and also to demonstrate 5G's low latency, I guess.
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"He has six to nine months to demonstrate something," Mr. Gabelli said.
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They demonstrate the perils of allowing the government to act in secrecy.
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Countless other raids and seizures demonstrate that the problem is getting worse.
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It's an occasion the North typically uses to demonstrate its military prowess.
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In addition, new writers can demonstrate their voice by writing sample scripts.
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However, as the ongoing attacks demonstrate, this idea is increasingly under threat.
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Perhaps the Trump administration hoped to convince Sisi to demonstrate greater tolerance.
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Justice Department and DHS statistics demonstrate that this belief is also unfounded.
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Recent protests demonstrate the popular desire to be able to say "no".
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Rather, they demonstrate a catastrophic breakdown in a state's capacity to govern.
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These standards demonstrate astounding indifference to the realities faced by everyday women.
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IN every regard, potential candidates must demonstrate the person they are authentically.
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Running the city competently and fairly, he said, would demonstrate his character.
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Mr. Chen, however, must now demonstrate that he can generate offsetting revenue.
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Wilentz sets out to demonstrate that the Constitution did not enshrine slavery
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Recent U.S.-flag maritime actions demonstrate the importance of Jones Act shipping.
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Trump's remarks on Islam demonstrate the travel ban's true intent, Sotomayor wrote.
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In fact, they demonstrate how deeply embedded homophobia is within our society.
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House Republicans have asserted that the F.B.I. documents could demonstrate that Mrs.
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Instead, demonstrate that you deserve a promotion by being a leader today.
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QuickBooks Capital uses machine learning to help small businesses demonstrate credit-worthiness.
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The constitution gives the right to demonstrate and the right to protest.
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Instead, use hard numbers to demonstrate how you succeeded in previous roles.
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"Police must safeguard the Constitution, which permits us to demonstrate," he added.
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To the contrary, the price movements demonstrate an efficient market at work.
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But these glitches combined demonstrate that Hubble is clearly showing its age.
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And by the fourth round, his interviewer decided to demonstrate the product.
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If Sweeney's right, her findings demonstrate a particularly egregious instance of prejudice.
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All through March students and unions took to the streets to demonstrate.
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The figures demonstrate "an endemic problem around school-based violence," he said.
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They can demonstrate firearms competency by just completing a brief online class.
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The pledges the 2020 candidates have made demonstrate commitment to that goal.
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They posted straw polls that they've taken in KiA that demonstrate this.
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And he designed a test to demonstrate why this is the case.
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The Roy excerpt doesn't even demonstrate the concept of leverage particularly well.
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Hiring managers like candidates to demonstrate how they would communicate negative information.
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Congress now has an important opportunity to take action and demonstrate leadership.
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They are black to demonstrate that blackness can have complexity. Depth. Richness.
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Now each of us must demonstrate our fortitude in vocal, steadfast resistance.
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His works demonstrate a lugubrious fascination with human suffering and society's underbelly.
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Occasionally, to demonstrate her words, she would burst into a breathy croon.
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The results demonstrate major improvements in education, wages, longevity and poverty rates.
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It doesn't demonstrate much nuance or thoughtfulness on the subject of torture.
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She nodded attentively, taking a few practice swings to demonstrate her comprehension.
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Fraternities that demonstrate a pattern of bad behavior should absolutely be shuttered.
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As that inquiry, and Lincoln's career, demonstrate, prudence does not demand Pollyannas.
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Two trends demonstrate the decline of labor and the ascent of business.
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"What better way to demonstrate that than to make temples to culture?"
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The problems demonstrate the paradoxical and tumultuous nature of the gun industry.
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Decades of experience with menthol cigarettes demonstrate that menthol appeals to kids.
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Study the revolution "professionally, objectively"; don't demonstrate one way or the other.
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And they demonstrate the undeniable power of online donors in the primary.
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Initially, Nassar would explain the procedure and demonstrate on a pelvic model.
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They did demonstrate to us that they had that kind of expertise.
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He sought to demonstrate that ideas could be as entertaining as images.
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In case you missed it, Musk wanted to demonstrate the truck's ruggedness.
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She sensed when to demonstrate, when to smile, when to try both.
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But recent public events demonstrate the types of problems that we're facing.
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I say it to demonstrate the power one firm decision can create.
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The risks are still present — but recent projects demonstrate the creative upsides.
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Find at least two quotes from the article that demonstrate this. 4.
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Another asked if she was going to demonstrate her products for him.
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That still wasn't enough to demonstrate that a patient was mentally alive.
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What does the hard-won, long-overdue conviction of Harvey Weinstein demonstrate?
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Senators need to build confidence and demonstrate some respect for their oaths.
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In reality, there have been reports that demonstrate the detectives' thought process.
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Declassified documents demonstrate that Navy scientists, for instance, were persuaded by TTAPS .
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The protests demonstrate discontent people appear to have with the city's government.
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He has the opportunity to demonstrate that prowess in the science arena.
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After three months her class, Zhang is excited to demonstrate her progress.
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In other words, demonstrate how you're qualified for the job you want.
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Potential buyers' concerns demonstrate how far reaching the renewed sanctions may be.
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Could this stunning defeat cause President Trump to finally demonstrate some humility?
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Hamdok needs to demonstrate that the civilian government can improve people's lives.
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The rest of his favorite shows demonstrate that the dude's got range.
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Administration officials argued that the Exxon and PDC settlements demonstrate the opposite.
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One other late entrant hopes to demonstrate the power of his money.
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Meanwhile, he continues to demonstrate that he is a threat to implode.
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I'm glad you used it in this case to demonstrate your xenophobia.
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He has an opportunity over the coming months to demonstrate it further.
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During the trial, prosecutors sought to demonstrate that Fields' actions were premeditated.
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Federal courts usually require plaintiffs to demonstrate they have actually been harmed.
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Trump's "compliments" of women often demonstrate that he doesn't truly respect them.
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Rapists commit rape because they want to demonstrate power over their victims.
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Past experience does not demonstrate an "implement policy, achieve desired outcome" effect.
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"The President has not yet been able to demonstrate the stability nor some of the competence that he needs to demonstrate in order to be successful," Corker said, according to a video posted by local news website Nooga.com.
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"The president has not yet been able to demonstrate the stability nor some of the competence that he needs to demonstrate in order to be successful," Corker said in a video posted by a local news website called Nooga.com.
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"The president ... has not yet been able to demonstrate the stability nor some of the competence that he needs to demonstrate in order to be successful," said Corker, who Trump had considered for the job of secretary of state.
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Those cases heighten awareness of potential errors and demonstrate that wrongful convictions happen.
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Later, he did so again repeatedly, to demonstrate certain principles of human thermoregulation.
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I mean, any number of things where they could demonstrate some good will.
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European regulators already require companies to demonstrate the cost effectiveness of new therapies.
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After his arrest, thousands turned out to demonstrate on the streets of Delhi.
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Janus and Tethys demonstrate the main difference between small moons and large ones.
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Bach ran the numbers to demonstrate just how much the little purchases matter.
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And we must demonstrate the resolve necessary to stand up for our interests.
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The main goal of the study "was just to demonstrate safety," he said.
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This year, several of the presentations are using food to demonstrate their tech.
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I'll explain how I demonstrate my love, because I actually did something crazy.
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More and more, automakers are opting to demonstrate technology at Las Vegas' CES.
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Researchers are still figuring out which quantum algorithms demonstrate superiority over classical ones.
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Does this composition demonstrate the unresolved nature of Cameron's swift departure from office?
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The many conversations and excerpts demonstrate her genius for breathing coherence into chaos.
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He will have to start bringing his team on board to demonstrate substance.
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" She continued on ... "We will demonstrate that this case has no legal merit.
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Yet they demonstrate the fragility of insurance markets, in which details matter enormously.
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As recent congressional hearings demonstrate, lawmakers have caught on to the public anger.
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Microsoft has started to demonstrate new dual-screen Surface hardware inside the company.
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"We are going to demonstrate against the Turkish invasion," one said, smiling defiantly.
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Having Zuckerberg demonstrate it was a way to communicate that to the world.
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I didn't have to demonstrate gravitas or appear to be from another generation.
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And as Kaley Cuoco and Chrissy Teigen demonstrate, perfect placement isn't always necessary.
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Tens of thousands of protesters are expected to demonstrate outside the GOP convention.
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Those news reports did not demonstrate the things that Trump claims they did.
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He is ready to trade arguments with protestors to demonstrate his popular touch.
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Candidates must demonstrate market success for their product and be based in Britain.
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The court said the Democrats had failed to demonstrate a likelihood of success.
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But this analysis does demonstrate the spring-loaded potential of October market declines.
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These protests demonstrate the large discontent the people have for the city's government.
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Lucky for the ESA and Roscosmos, Schiaparelli's main goal is demonstrate landing technology.
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But the hordes who have signed up demonstrate that customer expectations are changing.
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That's something we're able to demonstrate in a matter of days or weeks.
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Researchers are starting to demonstrate how common false confessions are likely to be.
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First, founders must demonstrate they understand which metrics are important to their business.
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A transcript and an audio recording of the meeting unequivocally demonstrate as much.
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Prince inserts absurd, winking details to demonstrate to the audience that it knows.
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Slaughterhouse 90210, Kreizman has said, is meant to demonstrate that books are relevant.
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The leader had the best clothes, jewels and castles to demonstrate their status.
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Use your knowledge to generate questions that demonstrate your involvement in the conversation.
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They fully deserve to go, and demonstrate the absolute bigoted nonsense of Trump.
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WATTERS: How would I demonstrate on a day-to-day basis, toxic masculinity?
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"I wanted to demonstrate it can work at a small scale," he says.
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Do something to demonstrate your capability and your readiness to take on more.
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"Santa Barbara's silly environmental policies demonstrate the misgovernment of California cities," he said.
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Junior doctors and medical students demonstrate outside the Houses of Parliament in London.
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"All of these techniques demonstrate the attacker's high level of sophistication," Avast said.
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Our studies demonstrate that there are reputation benefits to seeming principled and uncalculating.
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But AEL's speculative eco-collaborations demonstrate the practical potential of seemingly impractical approaches.
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Comm (2018))These microstructures demonstrate "structural absorption," just like manmade super-black materials.
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To demonstrate the technique's effectiveness, the researchers produced exact replicas of existing antibiotics.
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By approaching her with a pleasantry and more, you demonstrate class and character.
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These moments demonstrate why Lenú and Lila's relationship feel so universal and timeless.
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Governors demonstrate bipartisanship every day to solve complex policy challenges in their states.
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He couldn't say his name or demonstrate that he knew where he was.
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Looking at these images might be upsetting, but still demonstrate what we've done.
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People can demonstrate as long as they obey the law and the rules.
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New treatments must undergo numerous studies to demonstrate whether they're safe and effective.
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The costumes make a visual statement and demonstrate how seriously we take this.
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Protesters against the Dakota Access pipeline demonstrate outside the White House on Friday.
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Smaller groups of people braved heavy rain on Friday to demonstrate outside parliament.
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Only then can we take appropriate and mindful action to demonstrate our strength.
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Every presidential candidate, at some point in the election, must demonstrate their strength.
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On Sunday, drivers in Bosnia blocked roads to demonstrate against rising fuel prices.
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"It takes some time and we have to demonstrate the performance," he said.
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History has demonstrated and continues to demonstrate we are not a perfect country.
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Since then, heavy rainstorms have continued to demonstrate Houston's vulnerability to heavy rains.
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But even these new changes demonstrate there are no perfect solutions, officials say.
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They will this week demonstrate the service working with a Samsung Robot Cleaner.
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When her version of Baby must suddenly demonstrate her "skills," she's sorely lacking.
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The study also didn't demonstrate that the same mechanism takes place in humans.
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She uses technology to demonstrate the protective and uncertain natures of these clothes.
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In the lab, EmDrive researchers try to conclusively demonstrate that thrust is there.
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Many of these companies have been able to demonstrate growth but [not] profitability.
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As the displays at Tate Modern and MoMA demonstrate, museum collections are changing.
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Softness and femme energy can be turned on their heads to demonstrate refusal.
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The agents involved in the Rome raid, critics say, didn't demonstrate such fluency.
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By contrast, Theresa May can continue to demonstrate British leadership on this issue.
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Gorsuch's oral arguments and written opinions demonstrate that he is that promised justice.
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Studies demonstrate that death sentencing varies based on regional, racial and economic factors.
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Once they are passed, entitlements don't help politicians demonstrate leadership or solve problems.
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Trump tried — he really tried — for a few seconds to demonstrate some civility.
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Empathize, validate what they're saying, and demonstrate that you truly understand their situation.
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It also needs to demonstrate the EPR is competitive in terms of costs.
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Especially shows that demonstrate the uphill battle of justice working against this terror?
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Yet surge fares also demonstrate the elegance with which prices moderate a marketplace.
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However, even that weakened language would demonstrate the intention to overturn the treaty.
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It's impossible to demonstrate that none of this had any impact on voters.
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Five groups have applied for permits to demonstrate in Los Angeles on Friday.
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To demonstrate its commitment, it said it would destroy the nuclear test site.
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Fin85033 also has also taken disruptive action on networks to demonstrate its presence.
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For Republicans, retirements and primary losses demonstrate the political price of crossing Trump.
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All three of these paintings demonstrate Gabriel's mastery over his medium of paint.
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To demonstrate it they trained a deep learning model to recognize handwritten numerals.
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Sexist trolls demonstrate why it's important to have the WNBA in "NBA 2K20."
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Protesters continued to demonstrate throughout the night despite Chouccair's announcement of the reversal.
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Friday, and crowds continued to demonstrate well after the event had wrapped up.
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He was then paid by Arthrex to demonstrate the repair to other doctors.
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Manning said the latest test did not demonstrate advancements in Pyongyang's missile technology.
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And I think we wanna demonstrate that that kind of thing is good.
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Anti-abortion protestors demonstrate outside the Supreme Court during arguments for Zubik v.
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Apple is keenly aware of this, and declining iPhone sales demonstrate that reality.
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Real-life examples demonstrate how people's lives get better when they gain independence.
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She also helped demonstrate the boxes to big-name MIT Media Lab investors.
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For example, let's say Ohen mentions that successful employees demonstrate outstanding leadership skills.
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But, Tooze seeks to demonstrate, the crash was not solely about the United
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Historical interpreters also lead wagon rides, reenact gun fights, and demonstrate blacksmith skills.
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To have standing, litigants must generally demonstrate that they, themselves, have been injured.
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Neal's son climbed onstage, to demonstrate how to address a severely bleeding wound.
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Sberbank's tech chief used the analogy of Italian food to demonstrate his point.
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Candidates must demonstrate a charismatic personality and strong knowledge of social media metrics.
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As the examples above demonstrate, the impact of these decisions can be substantial.
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Their goal was to demonstrate a potential solution to Sacramento's mounting homelessness crisis.
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In my experience, though it may hop far, it doesn't demonstrate much control.
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Each of these elements demonstrate the renewed love and commitment to each other.
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Other Soviet mock trials on sexual health demonstrate similar disregard for women's experiences.
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It must demonstrate that the mergers pose a significant threat of lessening competition.
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Workers in New York were the first to demonstrate for $15 an hour.
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One of them will demonstrate sustainability by generating more energy than it consumes.
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Attacks like 85033/11 demonstrate how consequences can exceed events that precipitate them.
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Because if we can demonstrate that... that will calm things down as well.
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Let's go back to the dumbbell curl again to demonstrate how it's done.
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" Can you demonstrate "a high level of initiative and ability to function superbly?
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Wednesday, it'll demonstrate the propulsion technology, accelerating a sled using hyperloop's linear motors.
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Do you think the Fuckparade is a good place for people to demonstrate?
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But when the communities demonstrate their needs are not being met, that changes.
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Here are eight hyperrealist sculptors who demonstrate the art form at its best.
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Scientists simply didn't have the tools to demonstrate that animal empathy was real.
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But our studies, as well as many others, demonstrate nothing of the sort.
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The robot fleet will greet shoppers, demonstrate cellphones, and help them make purchases.
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"When you have sincere convictions, you demonstrate with your face unmasked," he said.
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They demonstrate, in the same conscious way that characterizes so many of Mrs.
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The gollum was used to demonstrate a "dodge" function that developers can build.
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China, meanwhile, targets support to companies that demonstrate a winning strategy for growth.
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But they need to demonstrate that they understand the gravity of the situation.
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Now we should lead with diplomacy and demonstrate its enduring power and purpose.
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But EU capitals wanted to demonstrate that, Brexit notwithstanding, security ties were paramount.
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This is a way for me to demonstrate my loyalty to the club.
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There is the university lecturer who visits the camp to demonstrate basket weaving.
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At the same time, find ways to demonstrate you are available for interruption.
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A sparkling, sublime footwear choice is the most expedient way to demonstrate taste.
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"Demonstrate, my brothers," he told worshipers at a church in the northern city.
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They could fuse ground, air and naval forces, and demonstrate a united coalition.
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That's when Baier tried to demonstrate hypocrisy: BRET BAIER: What about Brett Kavanaugh?
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Rather than inevitability, the people of Staunton, Va., and Chambersburg, Pa., demonstrate contingency.
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We need to see you demonstrate that you're ready for the next level.
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I wanted to have something that would demonstrate that movement in the clothing.
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The doctors inserting the device first had to demonstrate their expertise doing so.
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Others found a more practical way to demonstrate their gratitude: cold, hard cash.
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Mr. Margolis said it is hard to demonstrate that harm has been averted.
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In a job interview, the onus is on the applicant to demonstrate suitability.
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Microsoft even appeared onstage at Apple's iPhone keynote in 2015 to demonstrate Office.
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Sometimes people must speak out and demonstrate for what they believe is right.
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To demonstrate the party's thinking, look to Florida's other senator, Republican Rick Scott.
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"We need to stop trying to demonstrate a (change) in culture," he said.
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So I had to step up and demonstrate a vision for the company.
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We asked each athlete to demonstrate his or her form at specific moments.
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Moreover, you can&apost demonstrate vulnerability in a way that undermines your competence.
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What their examples demonstrate is it's all in the combination — not the age.
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Actions like Portland's demonstrate that schools can address climate change in the classroom.
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If nothing else, the strong results demonstrate that Sony still has marketing muscle.
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Your side hustle needs to demonstrate a real customer demand before anything else.
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Applicants must also demonstrate their condition, and the majority of applications are rejected.
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As the flashbacks demonstrate, she had an active role in establishing the regime.
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But all Beijing has done is demonstrate a disingenuous pattern of diplomatic ambidexterity.
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Protesters against the ObamaCare repeal demonstrate outside the Senate Chamber on Thursday. Sen.
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The remainder will be reserved for returning students who demonstrate need next year.
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He was about to demonstrate an autopsy for a group of visiting prosecutors.
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Even so, shareholders are also eager to reward companies that can demonstrate growth.
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I encourage the Taliban to demonstrate their concern for Afghans by respecting it.
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For some, they are more irritable, 'touchy,' and demonstrate problems managing their anger.
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Other approaches to studying Medicaid more credibly demonstrate the value of the program.
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As Uber's wobbly IPO and WeWork's collapsed float demonstrate, the win isn't guaranteed.
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The Taliban attack travelers to demonstrate that the government cannot protect its citizens.
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But surely it is better to demonstrate professional courtesy, not just explain it.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has promised to demonstrate a new weapon.
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Daley, analyzing the genomes, was able to demonstrate that the data were invalid.
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The declines appear to demonstrate the effect of budget cuts at the IRS.
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Over the years there have been numerous efforts to demonstrate that it's possible.
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But we're a long way off before quantum computers actually demonstrate quantum usefulness.
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" Mayor Steven Fulop said he was "saddened by the ignorance her comments demonstrate.
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ImageNet Roulette, a web extension of the exhibition, is designed to demonstrate it.
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These words signify success and demonstrate your ability to hit a set goal.
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It was launched last April for mothers at Rikers who demonstrate good behavior.
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Dominion to demonstrate that they would not be passing the costs of such
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The films of "Re-Releasing History" demonstrate how directors can accentuate those currents.
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Federal action to lower drug prices similarly would demonstrate the value of government.
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Yet almost immediately real world events conspired to further demonstrate the bills' urgency.
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This is your chance to demonstrate that you can roll with the punches.
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There were opportunities for folks to demonstrate where they supported the business community.
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A man lifts a 100lb weight with his ear to demonstrate his strength.
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Those European countries that would demonstrate are all heavily unionized, including government employees.
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Trump has had ample opportunity to demonstrate his sense of seriousness and responsibility.
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These attacks demonstrate that President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi's counterterrorism strategy is failing.
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"Traps" are usually being told to shut, not demonstrate affection as KISSERS do.
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Nunalee chose to demonstrate because they felt like they wouldn't be heard otherwise.
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So if you demonstrate some vulnerability, I think that's often reciprocated with vulnerability.
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Other contemporary selections demonstrate some of the most mind-bending animators working today.
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And he's got to demonstrate the characteristics of a president who understands that.
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The pieces demonstrate that art and alcohol have always been a potent combination.
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" And after Trump's botched response to the Charlottesville violence, he told local Chattanooga website Nooga that Trump "has not yet been able to demonstrate the stability nor some of the competence that he needs to demonstrate in order to be successful.
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"The President has not yet been able to demonstrate the stability nor some of the competence that he needs to demonstrate in order to be successful," Corker said last month, according to a video posted by local news website Nooga.
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The monetary incentives to invest in costly clinical trials to demonstrate them are weak.
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This is hard to demonstrate in the wild, for any evidence is necessarily anecdotal.
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Essential then held a few press events to demonstrate the new device in-person.
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They are ground-breaking and demonstrate the quality and depth of our know-how.
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They demonstrated -- their stock really took off, David, when they could demonstrate pricing power.
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It would further demonstrate his ability to put the nation before his business interests.
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People with cerebral palsy demonstrate adapted versions of the exercise to accommodate varying abilities.
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The photographs seem to demonstrate a Western ignorance—a lack of empathy comes across.
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The new results demonstrate that perhaps they just needed to look with better equipment.
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Google pumps the volume to demonstrate the Home Max's dynamic capabilities and thumping bass.
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Manufacturers failed to demonstrate that antimicrobial soaps were any more effective than regular soaps.
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Neal decided to take on Atacama's CEO position after seeing Xing demonstrate its technology.
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That calculus may change if the President continues to demonstrate his unfitness for office.
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She added that it was also important to demonstrate what leadership commitment looks like.
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It would also, presumably, demonstrate to authorities that they don't need to get involved.
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Kids running around in sneakers that lighten up with every step demonstrate this principle.
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Content can require a warrant that would need law enforcement to demonstrate probable cause.
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During an interview, workers need to demonstrate that they are passionate about this mission.
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World Wildlife Fund activists demonstrate on the sidelines of the UN Climate Change conference.
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Pro–abortion rights supporters demonstrate near the Gateway Arch in St. Louis, May 228.
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"I have to demonstrate what it means to be a public servant," Harrison said.
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Anti-abortion protesters demonstrate outside of the Colorado Springs Westside Health Center on Feb.
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Franklin Robotics has developed and will demonstrate Tertill, a robot that weeds personal gardens.
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Protesters — in face masks, of course — continued to demonstrate after Lam enacted the ban.
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Messrs Soltes and Buell both demonstrate that America is getting tougher on business crime.
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She continues to demonstrate that there are reasons — good reasons — behind her vitriolic madness.
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Some 7,000 protesters from numerous groups gathered outside the venue to demonstrate against Duterte.
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"We continue to demonstrate that we've identified and met all certification requirements," he said.
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She said his actions demonstrate that Trump is "unqualified and unfit" for the presidency.
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Registrars need to be established companies that can demonstrate technical capability and financial stability.
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Protesters demonstrate near a police barricade on a street leading to the Governor's Mansion.
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"Judge Kavanaugh's impeccable credentials demonstrate he is worthy of this nomination," the letter reads.
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This is exactly what Nova Innovation and Tesla want to demonstrate through this project.
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And as Britain is beginning to demonstrate, the implicit threat is not always credible.
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We have agreed to allow the Department time to demonstrate compliance with this agreement.
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Video screens opposite the sterile, white mask displays demonstrate Estabrook's Thinly Worn performance process.
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Supporters and critics of the Bundys demonstrate at the federal courthouse in Las Vegas.
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Civil rights activists plan to demonstrate outside the Troy Police Department's headquarters on Dec.
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Yet the tensions along its eastern border also demonstrate the limits to German power.
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Openwater has yet to demonstrate its technology, so these claims are impossible to verify.
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Activists insist the mine can still be stopped and continue to demonstrate against it.
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And on these platforms, users demonstrate simultaneous "blackouts," responses, and use of talking points.
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China has a debt problem, and it's likely much worse than most statistics demonstrate.
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That is hardly a recipe for stability, as riots and repression in Zimbabwe demonstrate.
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English filmmaker Alex Garland has the right to demonstrate a bit of creative ego.
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Violence would demonstrate the risk of allowing a mob to subvert an established leader.
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And I think we're going to have to demonstrate the commitment to working families.
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That is virtually impossible to demonstrate without the data that required testing would provide.
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"This is a real opportunity for students to demonstrate responsibility," he told the newspaper.
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The Petrobras scandal has provoked millions of enraged Brazilians to demonstrate against the government.
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In 2016 Nevada permitted slots that award greater winnings to players who demonstrate aptitude.
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Why should the American people have confidence in you to demonstrate courage in office?
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The design isn't meant to show off motion, but to demonstrate its incredible skin.
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"This is completely unacceptable, and they must demonstrate this won't happen again," Hancock added.
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And it plans to demonstrate its first human-piloted flight sometime in January 2018.
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"I think we need to demonstrate military restraint but maintain maximum pressure," he said.
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All firms will eventually need to demonstrate that they are proactively addressing data privacy.
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Mostly, I try to demonstrate respect, including respect for students with different ideological viewpoints.
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Amazon today is launching six skills that demonstrate the potential of healthcare-related skills.
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The conference she was attending is designed to demonstrate weapons for special forces operatives.
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Strasburger asked for an "operational case" to demonstrate why bulk interception could be required.
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These facts indicate failure of the punishment imperative and demonstrate that reform is overdue.
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Protesters take over Market Street to demonstrate in front of Uber's San Francisco headquarters.
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Your task is to demonstrate it is riskier to stick with the current course.
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People without much experience find it harder to demonstrate that they are worth employing.
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But as scads of YouTube videos demonstrate, these proofs fail to convince flat-earthers.
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Recommendations from colleagues and bosses are another way to demonstrate the value you've delivered.
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When traditional gatherings aren't possible, virtual assembly is a startlingly effective way to demonstrate.
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Their climate polls also demonstrate that voters in red counties resoundingly support renewable energy.
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But the robots start to demonstrate sentience in a way that feels eerily...human.
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This golden retriever appeared on a Finnish TV show to demonstrate his training skills.
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Arpaio was clearly guilty and hadn't done anything to demonstrate remorse or make restitution.
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" As we talk, the bikers gather to demonstrate what goes into the bear "ceremony.
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Maduro critics also held an unofficial vote on July 16 to demonstrate public opposition.
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Some, like Lufthansa, have recruited sports stars to demonstrate the moves in short videos.
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The key is to be able to demonstrate problems using visual evidence, she explained.
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One of the best ways to demonstrate that is by getting your hands dirty.
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Still, "the elements are there to demonstrate that it actually works," he told Mashable.
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Recent national surveys demonstrate how out of touch the president is on environmental issues.
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Then, demonstrate success at home first, and duplicate it later in a bigger market.
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Microsoft is releasing two new videos this week to demonstrate its hand tracking improvements.
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So, Dr Irving used a recent example to demonstrate how his idea might work.
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Anyway, chipmaker Infineon built the machine above to demonstrate how good its microprocessors are.
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For political leaders, Emily and Corvo demonstrate a remarkable lack of interest in governance.
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However, a similar majority felt that the constitution permitted him the right to demonstrate.
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These results demonstrate the need to incorporate PrEP education into the medical school curriculum.
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The high-risk fraternities that demonstrate repeated patterns of horrible behavior should be eliminated.
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Linton chose to demonstrate her wealth and privilege and then chose to belittle me.
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Members of Modern Forge demonstrate the art of welding knives and other metal objects.
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A good leader must demonstrate such qualities as competence, integrity, empathy, character and temperament.
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"We are asserting our right to demonstrate, our right to free speech," he said.
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Workers in Madrid's San Fernando de Henares warehouse plan to demonstrate for two days.
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Congress needs to demonstrate clearly and convincingly that it can do the people's business.
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What these two exhibitions demonstrate is that Nicole Eisenman has put it all together.
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Ramsay showcases different herbs to demonstrate how to avoid bruising them throughout the video.
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China's government argues that such festivals demonstrate the protection and development of Tibetan culture.
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These tests are meant to demonstrate the capsules' ability to handle a suborbital emergency.
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With each passing day, our adversaries improve their capabilities and demonstrate greater hostile intent.
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He should demonstrate the Department's unqualified commitment to principle and adopt a binding rule.
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Hundreds of people then gathered Saturday to demonstrate over the statue, according to WLOX.
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The tables below demonstrate cumulative changes in interest rates for Lending Club and Prosper.
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At a minimum, Republicans want to demonstrate Democrats are responsible for stalling the bills.
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And importantly, MHC genes can help to demonstrate the genetic makeup of an individual.
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Fitch believes that various actions taken over the last few years demonstrate PBI's commitment.
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This was chosen to demonstrate the ease with which an aircraft can be upgraded.
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Data also demonstrate a singular focus makes it easier to be perceived as authentic.
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Clinical trials of the fertility awareness method demonstrate low failure rates for perfect use.
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"It's hard to demonstrate that the work does not stand," Garavaglia told the newspaper.
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Some of the newly released schoolgirls offered reports that demonstrate the group's weakened status.
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We must continue to mobilize and demonstrate in states where abortion access is threatened.
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Not the case, as I demonstrate in a recent article entitled The Big Con.
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Both agencies have made an effort to demonstrate that they want to work together.
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The best way to do that is demonstrate how reforms would truly benefit entrepreneurs.
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"Judge Kavanaugh's impeccable credentials demonstrate he is worthy of this nomination," the governors wrote.
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Colorado should also demonstrate this kind of respect for Jack Phillips' First Amendment freedoms.
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If this doesn't demonstrate the need for written summaries, I don't know what does.
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But Democrats argue that the newly released documents demonstrate that is not the case.
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He'll even pull out the lining of his pockets to demonstrate that they're empty.
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"We're going to earn it by having the data demonstrate our superior execution quality."
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"You can't demonstrate any damage on the day that tariffs are announced," Perdue said.
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The event often attracts protesters who come to demonstrate on an array of topics.
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So both presidents want to take pains to demonstrate that they have other friends.
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Clinton's strengths, but on the authenticity, boldness and leadership that the nominees demonstrate onstage.
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Prosecutors need only demonstrate that property is forfeitable by a preponderance of the evidence.
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The snapshots, by contrast, demonstrate that photographs are complicated, volatile, all-but-unreadable artifacts.
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They must demonstrate that they're willing to put Americans' interests ahead of special interests.
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The detentions demonstrate the government's enduring sensitivity to any commemoration of the 1989 killings.
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Keeping the pressure on, union groups are calling on retirees to demonstrate on Sept.
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But the Bushes, like all patricians, were also keen to demonstrate their own charity.
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Here the players demonstrate their breadth in music by Haydn, Debussy and late Beethoven.
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Officials eager to demonstrate their loyalty extracted confessions of sorcery from citizens under torture.
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According to league policy, Gordon will have to demonstrate sustained abstinence during his suspension.
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The pianist Connie Crothers, a guest, is likely to demonstrate her specialty, free improvisation.
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He was a proponent of beauty over efficiency, though he preferred to demonstrate both.
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Comparisons to other categories of life similarly demonstrate how very, very small we are.
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Perhaps he's learned his lesson and will demonstrate some self control — but perhaps not.
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The missions will "help demonstrate the technologies needed to land large payloads" on Mars.
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It can be more difficult to demonstrate that promotion decisions are based on gender.
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"The team needs to demonstrate a little bit more of the product," he said.
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It humbles me to speak the truth, consider others compassionately, and demonstrate sacrificial love.
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We can and must demonstrate that the priorities born of patriotism will again triumph.
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The show, titled "Vertical Constructions," will demonstrate how Sandback manipulated lines in sculptural ways.
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We may not have filed in a sufficient way to demonstrate the whole impact.
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The ten or so candidates who have filed for DNC chair demonstrate basic competence.
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Liverpool might demonstrate that City's hegemony, so complete last year, was under genuine threat.
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If their responses demonstrate concern about gerrymandering, then they might want to get involved.
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The F.D.A. typically requires Phase 3 clinical trial data to demonstrate safety and effectiveness.
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It would demonstrate what the Russians see as NATO's indecisiveness in the Baltic Sea.
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" He looks for people who "ask again and again," who demonstrate "loyalty and passion.
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There he created a plate of an attending anatomist's hand to demonstrate its capabilities.
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Students are provided with scaffolds until they demonstrate that they no longer need them.
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One had to actually demonstrate one's racism in order to become the American president.
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The gathering seems likely to also draw out more Venezuelans to demonstrate in opposition.
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More than 50,000 people have signed up to demonstrate against Trump when he visits.
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There's little transparency and not much evidence to demonstrate the effectiveness of their approach.
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Some organizations did vow to demonstrate against the president before and during the game.
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Or will Turkish entrepreneurs like Mr. Tosyali once again demonstrate their instinct for survival?
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These wines demonstrate that pretty good wines can be made on a large scale.
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Still, Dr. Miskin expects that he can demonstrate practical microbots within a few years.
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To demonstrate the effect of the music, Kaelen shared with me some patient experiences.
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"He's taking actions that demonstrate he is not fit for office," Ms. Kuster said.
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Gulls demonstrate an eerily human intelligence, and their social behaviors are fascinating to watch.
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And for professionals, it's important to demonstrate the ways you've innovated in previous roles.
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And recent events continue to demonstrate the need to press forward with these reforms.
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They said the president felt he needed to demonstrate his loyalty to the governor.
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Nine other works and expert restorers will be on hand to demonstrate their craft.
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Prosecutors presented their accounts, graphic and affecting, to demonstrate a signature pattern of abuse.
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But the freedoms to speak, associate and demonstrate are indispensable tools for advancing justice.
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It is Rees's attempt to demonstrate her range across scale, genre and star power.
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"We are angry and we want to demonstrate," said another resident, Ken Wamungu, 1.
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The bureau-less rooms also demonstrate that dresser drawers are now seen as liabilities.
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Mr. Sakiagak set out late this winter to demonstrate how to build an igloo.
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Look forward to them Retweeting the story about SPC Moore to demonstrate their conviction.
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Surprisingly, many of them seem to demonstrate far less fear than you might expect.
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Manufacturers do not have to demonstrate a product's effectiveness or safety before introducing it.
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There is a need for neuropsychiatric evaluation that would demonstrate his capacity to serve.
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The company will still have to demonstrate there's an economical way to do so.
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Democrats must be the party that leads with our values and demonstrate better leadership.
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What does it demonstrate about the struggles, strength and resiliency of Darnell or Sandivel?
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To demonstrate its potential, a single nozzle system is mounted over a conveyor belt.
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His tweets then seemed to demonstrate only the fundamental unseriousness of his presidential ambitions.
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We could demonstrate, I guess, but they aren't going to lose sleep over that.
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The Chindits struck behind enemy lines and helped demonstrate the effectiveness of guerrilla warfare.
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Women demonstrate against femicide outside the newspaper La Prensa in Mexico City, Feb. 14.
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Mr. Trump has yet to demonstrate a similar interest or commitment to the region.
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Demonstrate to your kids how to value money by valuing it yourself, she says.
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All these incidents demonstrate that Moscow is playing a completely different game than Washington.
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Their report follows other attempts to demonstrate that the tariffs aren't helping the economy.
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For example: Hold your ground on important issues and demonstrate your path to execution.
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Prosecutors hope her testimony will demonstrate that Weinstein had a history of sexual misconduct.
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Of course, no one is able to demonstrate a Kadyrov connection in the killings.
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Prosecutors, Mr. Kian's lawyers said, could not even demonstrate that Turkey paid for anything.
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Sony rigged Gran Turismo Sport to demonstrate the haptics in its next-gen controller.
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Kurdish protesters in Beirut, Lebanon, demonstrate against the Turkish military offensive in northeastern Syria.
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To receive support, a publication will need to demonstrate that readers consider it valuable.
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But it does not demonstrate that they can solve problems with real-world implications.
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At present, this index continues to demonstrate persistently positive consumer attitudes regarding the economy.
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With a slender surgical instrument, he pushed outward to demonstrate their newly liberated flexibility.
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Eight other "may issue" states require that applicants demonstrate sufficient "need" for a permit.
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Throughout the book and the series, you demonstrate the Fellowship's powerful position in Washington.
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Congressional voting records demonstrate the consistency of Republican support for trade over recent years.
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The sanctions once again demonstrate the U.S. commitment to democracy in my suffering country.
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As these cases demonstrate, victims do not always have an option to switch providers.
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The games are often indie, but not always, as titles like Death Stranding demonstrate.
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At least two new laws demonstrate the country's gradual move toward more sustainable products.
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Small-dollar donors bring not only dollars but demonstrate broad political support and energy.
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It is particularly important for the mayor to demonstrate success in soliciting small donations.
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Agencies then compounded matters by issuing implementation regulations that failed to demonstrate economic outcomes.
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"It's hard to demonstrate any cognitive task that dogs are superior in," he said.
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And companies should release reports that meaningfully demonstrate their progress toward those diversity goals.
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The report said he would need to demonstrate independence from politicians and the industry.
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It's to demonstrate a presence, to say we're still here, we're still with you.
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So its plan B is to offer credit to customers who demonstrate helmet use.
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"These projects demonstrate our support of Canada's energy industry and its workers," she said.
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Second, he suggests that the couple needs to demonstrate their normality and good values.
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The White House contenders must then demonstrate strength in South Carolina's primary on Feb.
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Most of all, they demonstrate why the current diversity of choices is so wonderful.
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Most of all, they demonstrate why the current diversity of choices is so wonderful.
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These gaps in numbers alone demonstrate how confusing and frustrating our sizing system is.
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A famous experimental paradigm called "mind in the eyes" purports to demonstrate this ability.
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Successful people will always demonstrate how much value they bring to their respective roles.
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Protesters against the Dakota Access pipeline demonstrate near the White House on Wednesday. Sen.
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DAILY CROSSWORD COLUMN Tony Orbach and Andrea Carla Michaels demonstrate some tricky dance steps.
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But there has been little research to demonstrate whether such digital supports are effective.
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The answer is extra relevant as protesters in Hong Kong attempt to demonstrate freely.
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You demonstrate gravity by throwing a ball up and seeing if it comes down.
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Aside from providing levity, some of these images actually demonstrate very impressive editing skills.
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The next few days will demonstrate if the asylum ban belongs in that category.
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Most people think that was false, but there was no way to demonstrate it.
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Hanif does however interrupt our lesson to demonstrate a quicker method of making samosas.
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Modern Republican leaders continue to demonstrate that their concern about sexual violence is qualified.
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At times, his resolute progressivism allows Clinton to demonstrate her mastery of substantive policy (one of her most appealing qualities), but at others it serves to demonstrate where Clinton is hiding the ball, and to discourage her from doing so in the future.
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The point of the event witnessed by Donald Trump was not to demonstrate military prowess but to demonstrate the nation's loyalty to the idea of France, and the focal point was not massive pieces of military hardware but ordinary soldiers, sailors, and airmen.
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It's just some knuckleheads in the park, and that's tragically what Charlottesville helped to demonstrate.
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His stump speeches demonstrate no real commitment to any idea other than his own strength.
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Littleton's experiences demonstrate that Goldman Sachs in particular has failed to embrace this important responsibility.
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DRESS is just a prototype right now, a proof of concept to demonstrate its utility.
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Gay and lesbian rights activists demonstrate during the annual Gay Pride march in Kiev, Ukraine.
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"The attached letters demonstrate responsibility of industry in monitoring its talcs," the cover letter said.
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It's a lot to demonstrate for an episode that came so early in the series.
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This limits my ability to prove myself and to demonstrate I can handle big opportunities.
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Go out and demonstrate against the grooming and the rape gangs that are being prosecuted.
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Generations United did some simple math calculations to demonstrate the value and power of volunteers.
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Student teams had to demonstrate their pod's ability to pass key tests and safety inspections.
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Reckitt Benckiser spokeswoman Patty O'Hayer in London said the company respected everybody's right to demonstrate.
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Visenya rode right on over to demonstrate what the words "fire and blood" really meant.
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Let's give this some context to really demonstrate what a coup this was for Mandarić.
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Supporters showed up in Texas to demonstrate outside the facility where she was being held.
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In the video above, we demonstrate how to instantly brighten sleepy eyes with white eyeliner.
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Outdoor jobs can also demonstrate a dedication to nature and adjustability to different work environments.
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After the states were counted, three citizens in the audience gallery stood up to demonstrate.
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The protesters say they will keep up the pressure, and will demonstrate every summer night.
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Wijsen explained that the sisters wanted to demonstrate they were "serious" about protecting the island.
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To demonstrate, let's break Easy down by the best and worst it has to offer.
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Siemens is going way, way back to the future to demonstrate its autonomous driving technology.
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The next day they demonstrate, carrying semi-automatic weapons, clubs, shields, helmets, and pepper spray.
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MARY BARRA: We're gonna work and continue to demonstrate that we're investing in the future.
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The Palestinians plan to demonstrate against Monday's inauguration from Arab districts abutting the Jerusalem site.
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As president, he needs to stop criticising the agencies and demonstrate they have his backing.
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The second was to more effectively demonstrate that solidarity and distinguish yourself from other fandoms.
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We look forward to the opportunity to demonstrate that to the New York Attorney General.
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People demonstrate in what would evolve into the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras, 1978 .
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But Murray isn't the first Hollywood star to demonstrate their love for certain food chains.
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Just be sure to come prepared to demonstrate the value you add to the business.
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"We must demonstrate our credibility, especially vis-a-vis our European partners," he told Reuters.
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Prosecutors introduced the other accounts saying they demonstrate Mr. Cosby's signature pattern of predatory behavior.
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"The experts aren't asking anybody to demonstrate that the building is their property," he said.
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Students in science classes there have used it to demonstrate their understanding of building circuits.
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YouTubers Slow Mo Guys invited three Shaolin Monks to their show to demonstrate this feat.
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But his candidacy mostly served to demonstrate that antihaitiano nationalism remained a potent political force.
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I've seen firsthand too many researchers who demonstrate a surprising nonchalance about the human impact.
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Deliver and demonstrate value at costs that are associated with the right outcome and scale.
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And so disclosing something too early can demonstrate bad judgement, which can turn people off.
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Recent results demonstrate that such tenders can achieve extremely competitive pricing for carbon-free electricity.
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In the future, it is important to demonstrate in practice the independence of this institution.
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The latest MacBooks and MacBook Pros also demonstrate Apple is outpacing the consumer electronics industry.
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Russia's second objective is to demonstrate that it can make life difficult for its opponents.
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But they also demonstrate that it's not easy to go to battle with a concept.
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Attendees of the March for Life demonstrate outside the Supreme Court building on Jan. 19.
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"You have to demonstrate that what looks difficult or impossible today is possible," Watts said.
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But that doesn't mean it has the ability to problem-solve or demonstrate flexible thinking.
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As most AU fictions demonstrate, humans have a powerful urge to connect cause and effect.
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"Certain Camel Site sculptures on upper rock faces demonstrate indisputable technical skills," the researchers said.
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However, allow me to demonstrate with a simple reading of the weather — courtesy of Alexa.
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These interviews demonstrate the importance of food security to ensure the effectiveness of treatment regimens.
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But how does Jeff Juice "demonstrate the incredible value we know our connected system delivers"?
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Products that sell are those from companies that demonstrate benefit to society and the environment.
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It regularly launches aggressive criticism of various governments in Seoul to demonstrate its ideological superiority.
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Here are 10 clips that demonstrate The Gong Show — and Barris' — unique form of madness.
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And they're still far from perfect (as recent crashes involving Google and Tesla vehicles demonstrate).
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Or, anything to demonstrate that these massive women's issues are on their minds at all.
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What it does demonstrate is that the Lib Dems are far from a spent force.
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Sandberg also encouraged Brown-Philpot to seek opportunities where she could demonstrate her management skills.
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Navalny has called for large nationwide protests on June 12 to demonstrate against official corruption.
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"Now their smell is completely neutral," Lorenzo says, cracking open a white bean to demonstrate.
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Brides and grooms splash out on lavish ceremonies that demonstrate their devotion to each other.
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Anthologies were never merely archival, he insists, but meant to demonstrate something essential about blackness.
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If nothing else, San Francisco did demonstrate that it's still an incubator and testing ground.
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The FDA also requires manufacturers to demonstrate that they are in compliance with the rules.
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All three cases demonstrate the impact a single MP can have, even when in opposition.
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If all goes well, it could lead to an experimental aircraft to demonstrate the technology.
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But you should demonstrate that you're aware that someone you want to impress is viewing.
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These missions will help demonstrate the technologies needed to land large payloads propulsively on Mars.
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"We need to be able to demonstrate that we're going to be around," he said.
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More importantly, these events demonstrate the need for a global set of consumer data principles.
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It's more important to demonstrate fiscal responsibility and communicate your long-term goals, he added.
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These works, in conversation with Arnold's, demonstrate how the desire for representation evolves across generations.
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"States would have to demonstrate that they can do better for their people," said Rep.
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Issues 3 and 4 are more measured, and demonstrate Coates's increasing command of the form.
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I was also expected to demonstrate these standards in everything I myself said and did.
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Candidates are supposed to want to demonstrate progressively growing mastery of the issues over time.
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He commissioned Gigster to create Pitchbot to demonstrate how anyone can create a useful app.
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The Orlando tragedy, and the data presented here, demonstrate the importance of exploring difficult questions.
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The film gave him a vehicle with which to demonstrate his dexterity imitating movie stars.
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Successful candidates will be called back for an interview and to demonstrate their ninja skills.
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Prodigy from legendary rap group Mobb Deep came through to demonstrate some culinary finesse, too.
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Weiner was then dinged $2202,2628 for failing to demonstrate that the expenses furthered his campaign.
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Of course, you're there to demonstrate that you'd be a great fit for the company.
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South Korea's military said the test aimed to demonstrate the North's precision in targeting missiles.
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Thousands answered Navalny's call and hit the streets across the country to demonstrate against corruption.
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"As we demonstrate the market, we're seeing larger and larger businesses join in," Wei explains.
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"This will be an opportunity to demonstrate continuing European leadership on climate change," May said.
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" Harris also said the Russians continue to demonstrate "increasingly aggressive behavior, both regionally and globally.
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TRs must demonstrate their fees, including fee caps, are driven by costs, the watchdog said.
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But all Beijing has done so far is demonstrate a disingenuous pattern of diplomatic ambidexterity.
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Adam would go with me, and I would have to demonstrate how I did things.
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One glance at his Twitter feed will demonstrate his animus toward dissenting or critical voices.
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Beijing has also unveiled new steps that demonstrate its commitment to becoming a semiconductor superpower.
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If nothing else, this unmemorable evening let her demonstrate her endless capacity to muddle through.
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At dusk in Koethen, both far-right and left-wing protesters began assembling to demonstrate.
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The cluster of episodes did, however, demonstrate the fundamentally unsettled circumstances of this Cavaliers season.
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