People's jobs depend on it; accepted habits, practices, and financial relationships depend on it; ratings depend on it.
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Their crops — and ultimately their livelihoods — depend on it.
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Our future — and our children's future — depend on it.
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Libra's success — maybe even Facebook's — may depend on it.
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Your life — and your family's — may depend on it.
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So practice caution — your life may depend on it.
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Yet the stability of the world may depend on it.
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Our economic system and way of life depend on it.
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The lives of Somali girls and women depend on it.
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LG's future as as smartphone maker could depend on it. .
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The security and safety of our nation depend on it.
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None of it is coincidental; their careers depend on it.
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We can fight back when our lives depend on it.
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How the market closes the year will depend on it.
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The Yankees' hopes for a championship could depend on it.
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The Constitution, the Republic and some lives depend on it.
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But tens of thousands of lives may depend on it.
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You depend on it for Snapchat, Instagram ... and identifying skin cancer?
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What&aposs the Blockchain, and Why Does Bitcoin Depend On It?
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We have to fight back like our lives depend on it.
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The quality of their lives in retirement will depend on it.
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Their futures, and the future of our nation, depend on it.
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The lives of Americans with hope for transplant depend on it.
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The people who rely on Medicaid, in fact, depend on it.
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Our working coast, and therefore all of America, depend on it.
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There are 21,21 people that depend on it to make income.
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" The caption underneath reads, "Vote like your freedoms depend on it.
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Our democracy and the future of our party depend on it.
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Looking for love sucks when your life doesn't depend on it.
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Our health and the stability of our planet depend on it.
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Go on, take a break: Your life could depend on it.
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Our environment and the future of our planet depend on it.
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The future of the criminal justice system may depend on it.
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The jobs of human workers clearly, obviously, and seriously depend on it.
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We should not take these decisions lightly – people's lives depend on it.
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More than 130m people depend on it for their food and livelihood.
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But the regime has little choice: its survival may depend on it.
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Lives depend on it and we cannot ignore the facts any longer.
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Remember, 74 percent of journalists think their profession may depend on it.
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Voters should vote as though their lives and security depend on it.
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And a Democratic win for the White House could depend on it.
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Justin Amash to protect Obamacare, as his life could depend on it.
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Do it as if others' lives depend on it, because they do.
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But the spokesman said Orano's financial health does not depend on it.
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Our lives and the lives our of loved ones depend on it.
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The stakes are enormous: Our democracy may very well depend on it.
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The future of our military rebuild and national security depend on it.
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We will protect the care of those whose lives depend on it.
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I depend on it, as much as I'd like to deny that fact.
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Yet the future stability of America and the world may depend on it.
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It's chic and evergreen enough you can depend on it all year long.
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Too many lives depend on it for any of us to be indifferent.
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We urge you to vote as if black women's lives depend on it.
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"People invest in creative solutions when their livelihoods depend on it," Cinner said.
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The security of our nation and integrity of our elections depend on it.
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We must fight as if our lives depend on it — because they do.
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But people are creative, especially when their livelihoods—their lives—depend on it.
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Your very hotness could depend on it—at least if you're a man.
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Consumers and the vitality of the economy's most dynamic sectors depend on it.
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Many middle-class seniors depend on it after they have exhausted their savings.
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The public jury awaits a verdict since global order may depend on it.
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Some patients seek out new devices as if their lives depend on it.
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The health and safety of our communities and future generations depend on it.
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Social democracy, once ambiguous about capitalism, came to work with and depend on it.
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We must now vote as if our lives depend on it, because they do.
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Several said family members or people they know depend on it for health coverage.
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The stability of the world and the security of our nation depend on it.
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Even in Indiana, however, the success of the deal will depend on it sticking.
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La lucha, the fight, is so important because our lives truly depend on it.
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Our safety, our professional integrity, and the democratic rule of law depend on it.
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Our security and prosperity, and that of our allies and partners, depend on it.
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It employs 15,000 people in the UK and 56,000 UK jobs depend on it.
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The stability of the region and the security of our countries depend on it.
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Millions of lives and a big chunk of the country's economy depend on it.
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Fight for the greater good like our lives depend on it, because they do.
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The life and health of Americans today and in the future depend on it.
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I will talk to anyone who has this power, because lives depend on it.
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The health of democracy and companies' ability to conduct business online may depend on it.
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It's an important product, but the whole future of the company doesn't depend on it.
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Without it, services that depend on it couldn't perform basic data retrieval and storage tasks.
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The magnitude of success that Mr. Trump achieves in his presidency may depend on it.
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And their declines affect not just the landscape but the people who depend on it.
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The lives of hundreds of thousands of Syrians living under siege literally depend on it.
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The beauty of this vast country, its national parks and endangered wildlife depend on it.
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The future of the planet and of our human health depend on it, experts said.
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The Trump administration's legacy as well as America's economic and moral prosperity depend on it.
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We must acknowledge that it can be noisy and difficult, but we depend on it.
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The future of European security and the strength of transatlantic relations could depend on it.
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For journalists who depend on it as a tool, this may very well be true.
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While it's true that one's life doesn't depend on it, what about quality of life?
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Foreign donors say any support to Lebanon will depend on it enacting long-delayed reforms.
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Polls are snapshots that they pay attention to, because their jobs ultimately depend on it.
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We need to work on these solutions urgently, as millions of lives depend on it.
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Their lives depend on it, as does their mission as symbols of justice and hope.
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They depend on it to hear local grain prices, livestock cost fluctuations, and even obituaries.
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We have to because billions of girls and women's lives around the world depend on it.
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Vote like your life and liberty and the values of this great nation depend on it.
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My little monsters will fight like their lives depend on it to stay in our room.
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She sees food as a representation of life, in that we depend on it to survive.
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You better hope the iPhone 220 sells well — your future retirement savings could depend on it.
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The coming elections, and the outcome of the 2020 presidential race, may well depend on it.
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"We live by the sea, so we depend on it to make a living," he said.
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They may root for American success; indeed, in the field, their lives sometimes depend on it.
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The mobility, health, independence, and safety of millions of Medicare beneficiaries with disabilities depend on it.
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Deep cuts to Medicaid will be devastating to the millions of kids who depend on it.
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Political representation, state and federal funding and business and public health decisions all depend on it.
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But his reelection may depend on it, given the far-ranging impacts of a possible pandemic.
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These musicians play like their lives depend on it, with a freshness that's raucous, impolite, lovable.
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"You learn quickly that your success, your opportunities, even your safety depend on it," he said.
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Whether Operator becomes a household app or ends up some tech giant's acquihire will depend on it.
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No matter how accurate Icosystem's software purports to be, companies shouldn't depend on it to bring change.
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And those decisions at his level are so critical that people&aposs lives obviously depend on it.
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The GOP must take notes and learn from him — the future of conservatism may depend on it.
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"The forest is important for us, as we depend on it for food, fish, firewood," he said.
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The lives of hundreds of thousands of Americans and millions of people in Asia depend on it.
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Social Security can remain viable without punishing those who depend on it for financial security in retirement.
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The restoration of coastal marsh and the survival of Louisiana's coasts may very well depend on it.
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Things are looking very uncertain for the millions of Americans that depend on it for their coverage.
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Many American-based multinational companies have invested heavily in China, and depend on it for their supply chains.
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"Test every life jacket and make sure it works right before you depend on it," she tells PEOPLE.
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The castle's servants need Belle to stay as much as the Beast does — their lives depend on it.
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"An entire business, and the jobs and livelihoods that depend on it, will be in peril," Indivior said.
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So, there's benefit to flight-testing some of these capabilities now (before some people's lives depend on it).
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"Don't worry about being judgmental or hurting someone's feelings; your safety may depend on it," the service says.
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Gutting Medicaid would hurt the one in three patients with addiction who depend on it for addiction treatment.
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We must continue this critical partnership because our communities – and people's lives – in both countries depend on it.
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The future of the paper, and journalism in this country more generally, may very well depend on it.
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You can't just tease people like this Pharrell, we need to know, our glo-ups depend on it.
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FGM is one of the toughest social norms to change because a girl's marriage prospects depend on it.
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The fate of millions of South Koreans within range of Mr. Kim's chemical arsenal may depend on it.
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It's not just the potential damage to the health care system and the people who depend on it.
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Granted, the swamp is not well suited for human habitation, but humans depend on it all the same.
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It's easy to say, and barely mean, that musicians sometimes play as if their lives depend on it.
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The health and well-being of our republic may depend on it, and that is not partisan hyperbole.
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The major benefit of its oil-led economy is the extent to which other countries depend on it.
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For the advertising industry and the publishers who depend on it, ad blocking has become a very real problem.
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The fate of liberal democracy, from coast to coast and far beyond these shining shores, may depend on it.
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Its trade with Mexico is worth just 3% of its GDP, but some 5m American jobs depend on it.
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Thankfully, this issue won't affect most women, but that's small consolation for those whose lives might depend on it.
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" In his four-track EP, the star seemingly addresses his breakup on the tracks "Depend on It" and "Slow.
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The credibility of the country's attempts to diversify away from oil may depend on it accepting a lower price.
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That if the White House says they will do something, then congressional Democrats can depend on it getting done.
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I hope you will reconsider your decision, and keep in mind how many jobs and families depend on it.
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Congress's inquiry can and should be informed by an unfettered special counsel investigation, but it cannot depend on it.
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They can also adjust to a new language and culture "when their career doesn't depend on it," he said.
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"I don&apost want to depend on it forever because it&aposs not going to last forever," she said.
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Commercial fish, such as tuna, and birds also migrate through the Sargasso Sea and depend on it for food.
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Detailing each of these News Feed changes might stir up concern amongst businesses that depend on it for referral traffic.
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Meaning that not only is more money going to the middle class, some middle class families depend on it more.
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So politicians thrashed out a plan to conserve the river, while sustaining the farms and communities that depend on it.
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It's going to be a hard line to walk, but the future of Tumblr might very well depend on it.
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But as the experimental successes of the new NOAA forecasting system go to show, American lives may depend on it.
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The moral of the story—stop procrastinating and get back to your notebook: your mental health could depend on it.
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It could explain Chinese president Xi Jinping's emphasis on cleaning up the internet — his political fate might depend on it.
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"Lordstown doesn't have much, but they have GM, and they depend on it," student Jimmy Moyers told CNN affiliate WEWS.
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"Even if you aren't a miner, in Puerto Maldonado you depend on it," said Consa, who opposed the pope's visit.
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Not for the cities it occupies, not for the merchants who depend on it, not for the workers it employs.
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We have to preserve the municipal bond market — our future and that of our states and nation depend on it.
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"They put me on some medicine / Never thought that my depression would depend on it / I resented it," he raps.
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But if imagination is such a poor tool for making decisions, then why do so many people depend on it?
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Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook and top aides are said to depend on it for nearly every move they make.
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Fight like your lives depend on it, because in the end, the lives of your children, and ours, just might.
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"No matter what, sustainability is no longer a niche play: your bottom-line and brand growth depend on it," it says.
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Agriculture is the backbone of Tanzania's economy and more than 80 percent of the population depend on it for their livelihood.
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"The best advice I ever received came from my mother: 'Do not be scared of change; depend on it,'" Brown said.
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Bixby's failure didn't sink the Galaxy S8, and I don't believe the S9's commercial success will depend on it either.
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This proposal is good for the Internet, the companies and organizations that depend on it and the people who use it.
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Once I had it back, I simply wasn't ready to share my body with anyone whose life didn't depend on it.
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We must start fighting for access to safe, clean drinking water as if our lives depend on it — because they do.
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Not only does the future of some great young people depend on it, but so does the future of our country.
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Public companies have shareholders who buy stock because they want it to appreciate — and Americans' 401k accounts might depend on it.
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"There is no question that Medicare works for seniors and others who depend on it," said Chip Kahn, the federation's president.
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More than 6,300 elephants live here, and their return has transformed the landscape and many other species that depend on it.
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But when they see their inaction affecting the very hospitals their constituents and families depend on, it might just be enough.
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"We very much are trying to work with the fishermen, and we realize that these guys' livelihoods depend on it," Viezbicke says.
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Its chances depend on it communicating a genuine sense of contrition for its crimes, and abandoning the Stalinist dogmatism that few share.
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I don't depend on it to make me feel beautiful but I still treat it as an expression of who I am.
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Venmo builds one iteration, gets a network, and you depend on it as your payments platform for the next 5-10 years.
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Comey said Thursday that Trump asked him directly for his loyalty and implied strongly that his job might well depend on it.
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Broadband providers have fully integrated net neutrality principles into their network operations, and internet companies depend on it to reach their customers.
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CHIP, a program that has existed for two decades, is a godsend for the children who depend on it and their families.
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Unceremoniously ripping up the law would inflict untold harm on the health care system — and on all Americans who depend on it.
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That is our most valuable natural resource and, right now, we need to cultivate it as if our lives depend on it.
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It's clear that Congress needs to act to improve preparedness for the next big outbreak – the lives of Americans depend on it.
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But the joint employer scheme puts this successful business model at risk, along with the thousands of jobs that depend on it.
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The lack of deep cold in a state whose people, natural systems, and economy depend on it has far-reaching consequences, experts say.
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Most workers are simply too accustomed to working long hours, and do so because in many cases their livelihood may depend on it.
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Given Turkey's expanding role in Syria in the wake of its invasion of Kurdish territories, European states will depend on it even more.
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There's a science to layering, one that hikers and mountaineers have perfected like their lives depend on it (in some cases they do).
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A healthy U.S. Postal Service (USPS) is in everyone's interests, especially those of us who depend on it for our organizations and businesses.
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It's worth speculating about because the climate will depend on it, with the burning of gasoline and diesel key drivers for global warming.
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Billions of dollars have been committed to vehicles that seek to profit from the extraordinary degree of stability and depend on it persisting.
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It's a dark, sweaty apartment, and we're doing the Wop, a classic '80s hip-hop dance, as if our lives depend on it.
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I have cut back and now am confident one day I will be completely clean when my life will depend on it most.
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Now many Americans who resent government most are those who depend on it most, or who live and work among those who do.
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I think it makes sense to go slowly in moving people into Medicare to minimize backlash among those who depend on it already.
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His presidency could depend on it, McConnell conveyed to Trump, according to a person familiar with the meeting, which was first reported by Politico.
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The price of oil is still a fraction of its all-time high, dealing a body blow to the states that depend on it.
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The political calculus of his allies in congress could be as important as the weight of the evidence, and will partly depend on it.
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Despite all the criticisms about the law coming from President-elect Trump and his allies, millions of people now depend on it for coverage.
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Collective memory for past calamities is of more than just academic interest, precisely because resilience to future calamities is thought to depend on it.
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For many, the thought of losing a stable job with steady income is out of the question because their entire livelihoods depend on it.
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"Our lives depend on it, and our senators promised to protect us -- now we promise to make sure their constituents know how they voted."
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Jewell's veto came after a four-year study determined it would cause irreversible damage to the refuge and the wildlife that depend on it.
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As the tourism economy has suffered, so have the residents who depend on it—and they're reluctant to leave in search of opportunities elsewhere.
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In fact, we know from experience nationwide that Medicaid expansion will make life harder for the truly needy Virginians who depend on it today.
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Live-streaming the most intimate details of your life is the only way to get ahead — job promotions and romantic prospects depend on it.
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Its massive reduction has adversely affected the livelihoods of more than 250 million people in Chad, Nigeria, Niger, and Cameroon that depend on it.
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Nothing is more important than safety; our livelihoods, the communities where we live and work, and the lives of our colleagues depend on it.
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I fervently believe that the vigor and durability of our democracy depend on it, and the debate's rancor and noise filled me with apprehension.
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THEIR LIVES DEPEND ON IT WE TAKE THAT VERY SERIOUSLY LEBEAU: BUT THAT HASN'T CHANGED WITH ALL DUE RESPECT, THAT'S BEEN THAT WAY FOR YEARS.
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Without cooperation, however, the status quo will reign over creativity, and the technology economy — and all those who depend on it — will continue to suffer.
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Now, six years into its existence, this federal banking and finance law has proven harmful to consumer banking and the Americans who depend on it.
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"We are fighting this crisis like our lives depend on it because in fact they do," said the mayor, who is running for re-election.
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The census provides the highest-quality and most consistent information on such items, and businesses have come to depend on it to make critical choices.
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"Taquan has resumed flightseeing tours, scheduled and chartered flights so that Alaskans living in our rural regions have the service they depend on," it added.
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We're talking shows that have been entirely non-musical until, in one shining moment, the characters decide to sing like their hearts depend on it.
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In the long term, they warn, this could undermine the government's ability to function — and to serve the millions of Americans who depend on it.
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And the effects of an Obamacare repeal could be dire for those who depend on it for birth control as well as other expensive health services.
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China must show it too, by acknowledging that Asia wants the American presence to continue, and that its own security and prosperity also depend on it.
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If the wounds get warm, red, or start oozing, it's a sign of infection and you should seek medical attention; your life may depend on it.
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The lives of patients -- such as that of Charlotte Figi, whose seizures abated with the use of medical marijuana, and so many others -- depend on it.
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But we'd better crack the code for making the implications of such forecasts clearer, because at some point, all of our lives may depend on it.
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Google's tool for logging into third-party services went down Tuesday morning, paralyzing individuals and organizations who depend on it to access various systems and services.
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As a nation we cannot afford to keep putting human rights on the back burner – our diplomatic efforts, international relationships, and integrity abroad depend on it.
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I do not think we should stand by idly while a state denies its citizens that right, particularly when their very lives may depend on it.
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And his administration is beginning a major transformation of the state's Medicaid program to better serve the 13 million low-income Californians who depend on it.
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All 335 PBS stations use federal funding, but the ones that depend on it are largely in Trump country, Kerger said on the Recode Decode podcast.
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A mix of over-regulation and Federal Reserve missteps could imperil the housing industry and the financial services companies that depend on it, according to a report.
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But I didn't want to depend on it because that also seemed in a way false to all of these other incidents that don't have any catharsis.
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His status in St. Louis may depend on it, although as the quest continues, this much is certain: His team is not overwhelmed, and neither is he.
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Public housing in Hong Kong does not have the negative connotations it sometimes does in the United States, partly because so many people here depend on it.
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Farmers have an inherent love for the environment; many grew up on the farm, they work with the land every day and their livelihoods depend on it.
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By protecting nature, these federal investments also protect the people who depend on it, enhancing the stability of developing communities and economies, as well as our security.
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Update September 5th, 12:52PM ET: Twitter has already re-enabled tweeting via SMS in "a few locations" where it says users depend on it to tweet.
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We must be forward thinking in our approach to connectivity, because our future prosperity and economic competitiveness in an increasingly digital and globalized world depend on it.
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Last summer, it found itself caught between Hong Kong's pro-democracy protesters and the Chinese government as China demanded loyalty from businesses that depend on it for business.
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Faced with growing pressure from dams, pollution and sand mining, concerns are mounting about the health of Southeast Asia's greatest river and those whose livelihoods depend on it.
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It can detect those things and that is genuinely good, but it doesn't necessarily mean that it will, nor that you should depend on it to do so.
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That gives it the power to shut down apps and sites that depend on it — at least until they can move their products to some other cloud provider.
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But as a new report compiled by Deloitte Access Economics points out, the loss of the reef would represent an economic catastrophe for those who depend on it.
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While pollution of farmland is a serious problem for villagers who depend on it for their livelihood, the potential incubation of "superbugs" in Medak's waterways has wider implications.
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Regardless of the temperature increase due to carbon emissions, ocean acidification could have potentially serious consequences for the entire marine ecosystem – and the humans that depend on it.
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It is typically considered, by those of us who don't depend on it, little more than a boundary separating Mexico from Texas, a squiggly moat on a map.
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They all support this transition because it ensures the Internet remains accountable to the people, businesses, and organizations that use it, run it, and depend on it worldwide.
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This ad — aptly titled "Show Up" — seeks to persuade African-Americans to cast their ballots as if their lives, or at least their civil rights, depend on it.
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Hopefully they are paying attention because the capacity of their constituents to recover from what increasingly seems to be the nation's worst national catastrophe might depend on it.
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If Tamaulipan thornscrub — a once abundant but now disappearing ecosystem — vanishes, it may take with it the plants, microbes and wildlife that have evolved to depend on it.
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We depend on it for the food we eat, the water we drink, the air we breathe, the natural resources it provides and the places where we live.
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"Garrett has a long and appalling record of trying to kill the Ex-Im Bank with little regard to the workers whose jobs depend on it," Timmons said.
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Puerto Rico's recently formed destination marketing organization, Discover Puerto Rico, is steering attention to more far-flung attractions because, officials said, about 77,000 tourism jobs depend on it.
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And not that McCain's vote would depend on it, but Trump still hasn't apologized for mocking McCain's war record, according to the senator's interview on "60 Minutes" Sunday.
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But I guess you have the right to complain—it's a huge responsibility to bring money home, to depend on your job, and have others depend on it.
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They should use that power to preserve the health care law from a president bent on destroying it — and to protect the millions of Americans who depend on it.
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If there was ever a time to do your civic duty and report any relevant information to the authorities, this is it—your chow mein may depend on it.
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And if Mr. Trump says no, make climate change the galvanizing issue for 2020 for millennials who will vote as if their lives depend on it — because they do.
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And you want to ensure that it does not have any conflicts of interest created by ownership of products that put it into competition with people who depend on it.
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The great mystery of designing a health care plan is how to get people who think they will never get sick to buy insurance before their lives depend on it.
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This is a serious and deeply informed plan to phase out the burgeoning US fossil fuel industry, alongside a plan to protect the workers and communities who depend on it.
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"Encryption helps keep people safe, it's what secures our banking system, it's what secures the security of private messages, and consumers rely on it and depend on it," Sandberg added.
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"I think it makes sense to go slowly in moving people into Medicare to minimize backlash among those who depend on it already," Hacker told me during our recent interview.
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Today, the internet – and all of the commerce and ideas that depend on it – moves faster and more smoothly because of this research, benefiting consumers and web hosting companies alike.
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Tess Wilson and Leah Rosenberg are two bakers who lack formal culinary training, but, in the wake of the Trump presidency, they bake as though their lives depend on it.
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We must all engage in this work as if the future of this republic and its place in the peaceful order of the world depend on it — because they do.
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We owe those who stood by us the opportunity and security of a life in America—they have earned it, and more importantly, many of their lives depend on it.
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Now is the time to keep applying pressure, stand with each other in the face of adversity, maintain our tenacity, and keep powering through — because our lives depend on it.
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Guadalupe Romero, another town resident, stopped short of saying the town&aposs fireworks industry should be shut down, because he knows so many of the area&aposs families depend on it.
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Each year in April, the social network convenes a gathering dedicated to its sprawling platform in San Jose, California, for the thousands of companies, creators, and programmers that depend on it.
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Panjandrums in Delhi are not keen to countenance the end of coal, lest that cripple the banking system, which lent it too much money, and the railways, which depend on it.
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But Murkowski also knew that the administration was set on repealing the Affordable Care Act, and many of her constituents had come to depend on it, especially its expansion of Medicaid.
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I don't think people should have to guess whether or not a deleted tweet is legitimate or not, especially when, as we saw in Brexit, their vote may depend on it.
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"We have to defend what we have in space, because it's going to be there for a while and we all depend on it," U.S. Air Force Chief of Staff Gen.
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It can upend the business models of companies that depend on it, or completely change the ways its individual users relate to each other — without them even realizing what has happened.
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And the harm done to the ocean can, in turn, negatively impact the economies that depend on it, as commercial fisheries are disrupted or tourism is impacted due to cetaceans declines.
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It is up to the Farm Bill conferees to ensure that the conference report includes Section 12503 in its entirety – the safety and well-being of so many depend on it.
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Because it's unpredictable and often delayed, subject to the whims of the appropriations process and uncertainty of re-authorization, we cannot depend on it to hire staff or pay the rent.
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"This is totally crippling to our industry and to all the people who depend on it as a way of life," said Jackson Gallagher, who works on lighting for concert tours.
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The future of our democratic elections, electric grid and economic infrastructure depend on it, and our national security now hinges on our ability to recruit more Mark Zuckerbergs than Jason Bournes.
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That's why we need to fight like our rights depend on it, whether it's volunteering for a local abortion provider or voting for candidates who will protect and expand reproductive rights.
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Republicans argue the system is already broken and that they will help more people gain coverage by repealing the law while working to minimize disruptions to those who depend on it.
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Part of that is the pending lawsuit and settlement, and generally, the NFL has no interest in honestly discussing these issues because the future of the sport does depend on it.
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I always like to tell people that in regards to makeup, yes, it makes you feel and look beautiful, but don't ever feel like you have to rely or depend on it.
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More than three-quarters of the people living in Nebraska depend on it for drinking water, and it provides the vast majority of water used for irrigation in the state, Song reported.
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As for your coming decade in power, I have one urgent request, and the future of our planet may literally depend on it: Please do not let Jake Paul run for president.
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" It also happens to contain some savage condemnations: "Every man's conscience is vile and depraved / You cannot depend on it to be your guide when it's you who must keep it satisfied.
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Keeping tabs on this climate-related color change will enable scientists to estimate the health of the global phytoplankton population, which is crucial to the millions of species that depend on it.
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The Break Free From Plastic Pollution Act will put us on track to do just that – to do better for our ocean, and the communities, economies and wildlife that depend on it.
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The huge rocket, being built primarily by Boeing for NASA, is billions of dollars over budget and has been delayed for years, but all of the agency's future Moon plans depend on it.
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"I'm disappointed that it appears my amendment to strengthen the Medicaid safety net for the kids who depend on it for their health care will not be considered," she said in a statement.
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Although there's a strong argument to be made for Facebook reform over abolition, there's no reason you can't delete your own Facebook while helping improve the platform for those who depend on it.
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Representative Doyle: We are the pioneers and technologists who created and now operate the Internet, and some of the innovators and business people who, like many others, depend on it for our livelihood.
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Her husky just-smoked-a-cigarette-voice (though, of course, she doesn't) often gets muffled in the mic of her headset, but loyal riders follow along as if their lives depend on it.
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It is Congress' job to hold the executive branch's feet to the fire — the very notion of the separation of powers, of checks and balances and of a free democracy depend on it.
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But yes, when you are certain of the evidence and people's lives depend on it, then shout it from the rooftops, trumpet it loudly in medical conferences and make sure the world knows.
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"You can use this as a big ingredient for mobilization, but you can't just depend on it in itself," said Victoria DeFrancesco Soto, a lecturer who studies elections at the University of Texas Austin.
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The soon-to-be-18-year-old (early Happy Birthday, Amandla!) makes dressing to the nines look easy, which is why we follow her every look on Instagram like our fingers depend on it.
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I will miss them but I know Messenger is in great hands with Stan Chudnovsky and they will continue to create amazing experiences for all the people who depend on it around the world.
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It's clear Mr. Mueller and his staff are not on any fishing expedition here; we need to let this probe play out in its own time — the republic may very well depend on it.
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WE WANT IT PERMANENTLY SO THAT WE CAN DEPEND ON IT. AND THEN, OF COURSE, WE WANT THIS COMPETITIVE TERRITORIAL TAX THAT WILL ALLOW US TO BRING EARNINGS BACK TO THE U.S. FOR DOMESTIC USES.
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"The FDA's responsibility is to maintain a high level of blood product safety for people whose lives depend on it," Stephen Ostroff, at the time the FDA's acting commissioner, said about the change in December.
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"We were trying to formulate our response, and of course with Logan and a lot of his projects for original productions, there are hundreds of people involved, people whose paychecks depend on it," he says.
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Mason is interested in how his characters understand and interpret the virtual world around us, and the growing gap as it advances far beyond our comprehension, even as we depend on it more than ever.
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As Charles Calomiris and Stephen Haber describe in their book "Fragile by Design", governments are not neutral observers of the financial system; they also depend on it, for their own financing needs, among other things.
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A 2016 report by researchers for the International Institute for Environment and Development estimated a million people in Ghana make a living in what some call artisanal mining, and 4.5 million more depend on it.
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If your child's thinking of withdrawing from that organic chemistry class he hates, tell him to hang in there and do the best he can — thousands of dollars in financial aid may depend on it.
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And recession forecasting is a tough business even for those whose livelihoods depend on it, like Ed Del Beccaro, a senior managing director in the Walnut Creek office of Transwestern, a commercial real estate brokerage.
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"This (Macron's win) is good news for the French economy, as for banks, they depend on it, so good news for the economy is good news for our clients and us who finance them," Perol said.
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It's not that I want to dissuade people from coming — so many are fleeing because their lives depend on it — but I do want to expose what might be waiting for them on the other side.
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And since it's obvious that untold numbers of current public servants have no interest in stopping it, we have no choice this late summer and early fall but to vote like our lives depend on it.
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But it looks like Europe is catching on to the fact that there's no point letting good shit go to waste—the health of the planet's climate may well depend on it (at least partly, anyway).
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The question, Dr. Peters said, boils down to finding sustainable ways of producing food that meet both the food security needs of the United States and the many other nations that depend on it for exports.
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The truth is, while some will decide the game's risks aren't worth it, others — mostly lower-income black and brown kids — continue to depend on it as a chance to climb the educational and economic ladder.
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"Today's discussion made clear that when it comes to reaching a decision on citizens' rights not only speed is of the essence but above all quality, as so many people's lives depend on it," he said.
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You too will discover it if you diligently study the evidence from all over the world, spend days in the lab to really understand the cannabis molecules -- and visit patients whose lives truly depend on it.
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The NOC says its production targets depend on it receiving fresh funds for its operating budget, on the ports staying open, and on a blockade of pipelines from the south western Sharara and El Feel fields ending.
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At first we bristled at this tendency, but as the film wore on and we became increasingly incapable of processing complex thoughts, we came to depend on it and see it as an act of great generosity.
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That's on top of the dim prospects for any congressional deal to address the status of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program and the hundreds of thousands of young undocumented immigrants who depend on it.
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"Disruption or repeal of the Affordable Care Act not only jeopardizes the healthcare for the millions who depend on it but has the potential to reverse the progress we've made towards achieving health equity in this country."
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But while some of those living near the airport depend on it for their livelihoods, many others have campaigned against a project that threatens to destroy some settlements like Harmondsworth, a village that dates from medieval times.
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Moreover, we shouldn't have to depend on journalism to do the tedious, serious work of understanding the problems with algorithms any more than we depend on it to pursue the latest questions in sociology or environmental science.
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"Like these courageous activists for racial justice and an end to violence, we all must reject the suicidal logic of accepting lesser evil, and stand up to fight for the greater good like our lives depend on it."
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Environmental rights groups have for years raised concerns about Laos' hydropower ambitions, including worries over the impact of dams on the Mekong River, its flora and fauna and the rural communities and local economies that depend on it.
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Faced with criticism from the right-wing coalition of the Freedom Caucus and Fox News commentators, President Trump decided to legislate by holding hostage the federal government — and the citizens who depend on it and work for it.
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The episode also slyly suggests that while cultural differences do exist, black people, by virtue of being in a minority group in America, should understand white people as much as possible; their comfort and livelihood depend on it.
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A coalition naval blockade and the closing of Sana airport have drastically limited imports and deliveries of humanitarian aid to the 24 million people who depend on it to survive, including millions teetering on the brink of starvation.
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"We're not at all reassured by Scott Pruitt's newfound concern for the devastating impacts the Pebble Mine would have on Bristol Bay and the wildlife and communities that depend on it," said Madeleine Foote, the group's legislative representative.
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Our economy and national security depend on it Melanie Kenderdine is the former director of the Office of Energy Policy and Systems Analysis at the U.S. Department of Energy and is a principal at the Energy Futures Initiative.
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The veteran actress, who has a prominent role in the Netflix smash hit Stranger Things, said she has to stay mum about what lies ahead on the second season of the show — because her life might depend on it.
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It is also, and increasingly, a mixture of the natural and the human—as ever more humans depend on it, as humans learn new ways of anticipating it, and as humans face up to the climate change which will reshape it.
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If you care about your rights, if you care about this country, if you care about the president&aposs successful agenda, you better get your ass and go vote in November because the future of the country does depend on it.
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DUBAI/DOHA (Reuters) - A senior United Arab Emirates official said Qatar's hosting of the 2022 World Cup should depend on it rejecting "extremism and terrorism", in comments that drew the soccer tournament into the diplomatic row among rich Gulf monarchies.
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But all wings of the party — and especially the president — reasonably concerned with holding power and passing a conservative, small government agenda should be wary of what happens next with healthcare, as so many of their future goals depend on it.
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Somehow we depend on it, not because it appeals to some morbid subliminal fascination with the horrific in us, and not even because it teaches us about the world's deep Darwinian laws, but because it answers to a psychological need.
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One can only hope that President-elect Trump's Justice Department will follow through with the current DOJ on rectifying this issue at hand -- after all, the future of the music industry and businesses up and down Main Street depend on it.
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Okay, laptops are significantly cheaper than that and your life and safety or whatever doesn't exactly depend on it — but your job and other important life things (like Netflix) are made so much better by the addition of a reliable laptop.
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After barely two decades of the euro, he wanted to make sure the single currency project had the strength and flexibility to last the long-run, while remaining responsive to the 350 million EU citizens who depend on it daily.
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"This is about uplifting the voice, and the message, of the fact that we need a green New Deal and and we need to get to 100 percent renewables because our lives depend on it," she told reporters, according to several outlets.
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"EPA's decision to abandon protections for Bristol Bay is driven by politics, not science, and Alaska's wild salmon fishery and the people and communities who depend on it are the victims," said Joel Reynolds, the Western director at the Natural Resources Defense Council.
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Even if the bipartisan foreign policy consensus is wrong about diplomacy's role in security, you might think that the administration would want to maintain foreign aid spending just because a lot of very poor people depend on it for food and medicine.
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"We understand it is a new law that is untried and untested and that everyone is learning, but ... to be denied access to either process is damaging to the business, the employees who depend on it and importantly the creditors," he said.
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America can and should be a nation that builds innovative, inspiring projects again, not because we have the tools and expertise to do so, but because our status as a world economic power and the future of working families depend on it.
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"She is not only a prominent, powerful and invaluable figure in our community but to all that she reaches and we hope that this collaboration will encourage voters to get to the polls and vote like their lives depend on it," Johnson continued.
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According to a new environmental assessment by the federal government, the park, its wildlife, and the people who depend on it for a traditional way of life are in trouble due to a combination of factors including industrial development and climate change.
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These workers had been pushing for better pay and basic benefits like health care long before the coronavirus pandemic, but now there's a renewed sense of urgency around workers' demands when their lives, and the lives of their customers, could depend on it.
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"I hope that the Museo Atlántico of Lanzarote represents an entry point to a different world and promotes a better understanding of our precious marine environment and of how much we depend on it," deCaires Taylor said at the January 10 opening of the exhibition.
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In his speech, Corbyn is expected to say that losing access to the single market is not an option given how many U.K. businesses and jobs depend on it, and that he plans to hold Theresa May and her government to account during Brexit negotiations.
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Watch VICE News' Storming Spain's Razor-Wire Fence: Europe Or Die (Episode 1) In the intervening three centuries since the Brits ended up with the Gibraltar, they've been digging and tunneling in like their lives depend on it (and they have, after a fashion).
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Conditions included by some of the challenges will require changes to the America's Cup Protocol and this will depend on it being agreed with Luna Rossa, which is the so-called Challenger of Record under the complex rules of the Cup, which began in 1851.
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The Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) program provides vital benefits to 11 million workers with disabilities and their families, but much could be done to improve the program for those who depend on it, those who pay into it, and society as a whole.
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But the dramatic drops in many fish stocks coinciding with the modern rise of industrial fisheries has made it abundantly clear that vessels must be closely monitored and policed in order to preserve ocean life, as well as the human livelihoods that depend on it.
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It would be easy to blame myself for engaging with this person and for being so trusting, but the experience also highlights the value of our own innate personal compasses—which we should trust more often, when our sexual liberties and preferences depend on it.
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A world without Planned Parenthood can mean a world that is significantly more difficult on the high number of low-income people who depend on it for life-saving services, such as the first woman in the video, who is in need of breast cancer screening.
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And here they are: the well-trained social media managers of all your favorite websites, clinging to the front rail for upwards of three hours in the hope of taking a quick Snapchat of Frank Lampard as if their careers (and future living prospects) depend on it.
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But social media consultants and agencies are always going to say that "social media is the answer," because their livelihoods depend on it — even though Ritson notes that it is often not the answer and Hoffman says, perhaps too bluntly, that it's part of modern marketing's bull—-.
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Congress must focus on providing long-term Medicaid financing for Puerto Rico; not only because so many families depend on it, but also because it's the fiscally responsible policy – based on the widely-accepted premise that prevention and early intervention substantially reduce long-term health care expenses.
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"A robust and competent monitoring regime is not just essential, it is also urgently needed and both parties have told us they would very much welcome it and indeed depend on it," Griffiths told the 15-member council, adding that U.N. officials were already planning for such a deployment.
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" U.S. Telecom, an industry trade group, said in a statement it shares Pai's vision for a "future based on a bold but pragmatic strategy to erase the many regulatory barriers impeding the expansion of our nation's communications infrastructure, and the jobs and economic opportunity that depend on it.
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Small businesses, desperate to fill open positions, juice job offersSmall Business Saturday isn't a novelty anymore – independent retailers depend on it On the job market, 18 percent of business owners said they had roles open for at least three months, an increase of 2 percent from Q3 of this year.
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Just as a highway provides vital connections between cities, bringing goods and people from place to place, a river is an artery fundamental to the health of a community — aside from its importance as a wildlife habitat, we depend on it to supply drinking water, irrigate farms or fuel breweries.
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Instead of opening up the coastal plain of the Refuge to drilling, we should be designating the site as Wilderness, guaranteeing that this special area will remain as such for future generations of Americans and for the native people who depend on it to sustain their way of life. Sen.
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And because fame is so unpredictable and something that one can't control, I think there is a fear, and because so much of your livelihood can depend on it, I do think that for some people talking about fame or leaving fame or being around people for whom fame has faded, is uncomfortable.
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"We are not going to throw our hands in the air and terminate our relationship with Saudi Arabia, not just because of the huge number of British jobs that depend on it but also because if you exert influence over your partners you need to be able to talk to them," he said.
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And the judiciary, which is responsible for determining employers' intent in discrimination cases, is increasingly filled with "originalists" like the new Supreme Court justice Neil Gorsuch, who are inclined to side with employers and to believe that workers have no right to break a rule even if their lives depend on it.
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If we still can't have a health care system that provides health care as a human right, if we still cannot, you know, ban fracking and fossil fuels and move like our lives depend on it--you know, we say in the next 15 years we need to phase out fossil fuels.
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" It also makes the point that trade in general is central to economic opportunity in rural America because "with the productivity of U.S. agriculture growing faster than domestic demand, the U.S. food and agriculture industry — and the rural communities that depend on it — relies heavily on export markets to sustain prices and revenues.
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But it doesn't change that other people working for Flex or similar Amazon programs who depend on it for income in an age of growing economic inequality and insecurity are being asked to perform the same manual labor, and many of them don't seem to think as highly of the terms under which they do it.
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In order for a river and all the natural and human communities that depend on it to thrive, it needs water to flow in the right amounts at the right time and temperature; it needs to be free of organic and man-made pollutants; it needs connectivity from headwaters to estuary; and it needs healthy habitats under its waters and along its banks.
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"It builds constituencies, you have powerful special interests whose jobs suddenly depend on it, and the left fights intensely to protect government power once they've established it," added Mr. Phillips, whose group, which is backed by the billionaire brothers David H. and Charles G. Koch, was one of the most ardent foes of the law from the moment Mr. Obama started pursuing it in 2009.
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It can also handle Google Drive and its online apps very well too, though you will initially be met with a flurry of pop-ups to install Google Chrome...Just one request to Microsoft: Please, for the sake of journalists, writers, and people who use Content Management Systems the world over, introduce support for the Ctrl+Shift+V shortcut to paste without formatting... our livelihoods depend on it.
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A world where no one has to manually pick strawberries or retrieve heavy items from the top shelf in a warehouse or offer customer service to an irate person calling because their online order of a flat of strawberry jam was misplaced is plenty alluring—if, of course, a fulfilling alternative to a 9-5 wage-based economy can be established for those who currently depend on it.
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With the 2018 midterms looming, the future of the Republican Congress may depend on it — but perhaps even more importantly, with talk of impeachment proceedings against President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, the future of the nation may depend upon it too.
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EPA head Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE announced the Charleston, W.Va., hearing earlier this month, as part of an effort to show that the administration cares about the impact of the regulation on the coal industry and the areas that depend on it.
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Senate Minority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (D-Nev.) pleaded with Republicans on Friday night to drop their support of Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, arguing the future of the country and their party depend on it.
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