"There's not just one feature that encompasses 'accessibility,'" Herrlinger says.
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Carbon dioxide removal (CDR) encompasses a suite of different tactics.
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It's a genre that encompasses artists with unique personal styles.
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That period encompasses the busy Easter and Passover travel period.
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The district borders South Carolina and encompasses some Charlotte suburbs.
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The federal IT workforce encompasses more than 80,000 individual employees.
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A goodwill valuation encompasses a company's brand value and reputation.
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It encompasses 2,400 square feet in addition to extensive decks.
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And then it also encompasses some darker, richer, heavier themes.
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The elastic term encompasses phone sex, camming, sexting, and porn.
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The city encompasses more than 270 nationalities and 300 languages.
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RJ: The podcast encompasses a greater breadth of our work.
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It encompasses sprawling vistas, urban conflagrations and tiny, tender dioramas.
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And at Harvard, the debate encompasses sexism and free speech.
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As with climate change, the uncertainty interval encompasses utter cataclysm.
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It now encompasses three minor parties and three government ministers.
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The work of Congress encompasses the entirety of the economy.
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No single work encompasses the enormous scope of the issue.
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The camp encompasses 500 acres, 155 buildings and 300 ruins.
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The category of "mom" encompasses a tremendous amount of variety.
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And that's a job that encompasses all kinds of things.
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"High crimes and misdemeanors"—the constitutional grounds for impeachment—is really not a precise or well-understood term, and frankly encompasses whatever conduct two-thirds of the House and Senate agree that it encompasses.
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The 2nd congressional district encompasses much of Montgomery and southeastern Alabama.
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It also encompasses the surface lattices used by Caspar and Klug.
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That quote encompasses to me a full range of emotional perspective.
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The Navajo Nation encompasses parts of Utah, New Mexico and Arizona.
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First is gender harassment, which encompasses general sexist behaviour and remarks.
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Project Things encompasses multiple projects, so let's look at Mozilla's work.
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When it comes to periods, "normal" encompasses a lot of things.
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Naturopathy encompasses a wide array of "natural" alternatives to conventional medicine.
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Rodney Davis, a Republican whose district also encompasses the Springfield area.
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His purchase encompasses floors 35 through 38 of No. 9 Walton.
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Hogan says the need for purpose encompasses everyone, not just millennials.
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The list encompasses cities of different sizes from coast to coast.
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The African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA)encompasses 1.2 billion people.
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It encompasses the whole entire main point of his album Purpose.
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It stretches back decades and encompasses nearly every significant record label.
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"It certainly encompasses more than the gay community," Sergeant Idsinga said.
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Ultimately, 100 minutes of television encompasses many weeks of "real" time.
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It encompasses 27 buildings, including townhouses interspersed with timber-framed cottages.
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The piece encompasses two doorways, reaching up and over the frames.
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It encompasses programs to conserve agricultural land and enhance agricultural productivity.
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But the report only encompasses the first month of those changes.
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It encompasses nearly 21625,2900 square miles of largely roadless public lands.
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This encompasses both part I and part II of the finale.
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The national park encompasses more than six million acres of wilderness.
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Disney's growing empire now encompasses all things Pixar, Marvel, and Star Wars.
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The subset of "very conservative" employees, for instance, encompasses just 20 individuals.
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Like all movements, the alt-right umbrella encompasses several ideologies and personalities.
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Philoxenia also encompasses a generosity of spirit, something Jessica had in abundance.
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It encompasses things like marriage, divorce, inheritance and punishments for criminal offenses.
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All I am asking for is lingerie that encompasses all of that.
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From start to finish, the simulation encompasses tens of millions of years.
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The FSA encompasses a number of predominantly moderate rebel groups across Syria.
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It's part of The Royal Foundation, which encompasses all their charitable work.
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The materials group, which encompasses miners and fertilizer producers, added 0.7 percent.
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The Levant region encompasses Cyprus, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Palestine, Syria, and Turkey.
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Yesterday's Brexit phase one agreement took nine months and encompasses 15 pages.
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The high risk zone encompasses about 218,22017 people, according to SPC data.
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That's why a complete arm workout encompasses both pulling and pushing exercises.
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Now of course the brand encompasses so much more than just shoes.
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What sounds like a single title really encompasses three distinct play experiences.
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Her experience also encompasses operational matters and finance, both important at Tesla.
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The materials group, which encompasses miners and fertilizer producers, added 0.9 percent.
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This assessment encompasses our water and environment, transportation, energy, and public facilities.
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But real-life AI encompasses a lot more than just talking computers.
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The distress in Europe encompasses big banks as well as smaller ones.
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It also introduces us to the two worlds that the movie encompasses.
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Now, the trade dispute that began in January encompasses about 10,289 products.
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The European Union's trading system encompasses about two billion tons of emissions.
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Clark County, which encompasses Las Vegas, is more than 30 percent Hispanic.
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USHG now also encompasses catering services and a jazz club, Jazz Standard.
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The survey encompasses polling from 737 beer drinkers in the United States.
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The term encompasses industrials, basic materials makers, financials, and consumer-discretionary companies.
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State-controlled or state-funded media encompasses a broad spectrum of organizations.
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Amazon is a massive conglomerate that encompasses a digital storefront in Amazon.
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It encompasses El Paso and sits directly on the U.S.-Mexico border.
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The District of Columbia, which encompasses Washington, DC, has a closed primary.
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The grand complex encompasses about 500 acres filled with extraordinary stone temples.
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Conyers represents Michigan's 13th Congressional District, which encompasses the Detroit metropolitan area.
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The call only encompasses one of four sections of the whistleblower's complaint.
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He said that NIO is a company that encompasses all of these aspects.
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It also encompasses more than finally solving the mystery of the White Walkers.
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At least as it has been reported, Hensarling's proposal encompasses several important changes.
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The union encompasses 16,500 workers, one of the South American country's largest unions.
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But this setting is hard to find and encompasses a ton of stuff.
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Well, I happen to think libertarian kind of encompasses hearts and brains both.
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Well, I happen to think Libertarian kind of encompasses hearts and brains both.
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CETA also encompasses regulatory cooperation, shipping, sustainable development and access to government tenders.
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On a macro level, Black Friday now encompasses a multi-day shopping experience.
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"Machine learning" is a broad term that encompasses a huge array of software.
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Photographer Matthieu Gafsou says transhumanism encompasses a wide array of techniques and philosophies.
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It encompasses authorities from Myanmar, China, Thailand, Japan, the United States and Canada.
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It encompasses the pituitary gland, eyes, head, and lower part of the brain.
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And it will end in a way that encompasses her sisterhood as well.
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"Muhammad's extraordinary boxing career only encompasses half his life,"Gunnell said last week.
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The wide-ranging term encompasses anything from online lending, to automated financial advice.
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Growth mindset, a term coined by social psychologist Carol Dweck, encompasses precisely that.
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Our schedule here encompasses parties from Wednesday, March 210, to Sunday, March 20.
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Navistar also owns International Trucks, which encompasses a variety of medium-duty trucks.
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His district encompasses parts of Bushwick, Brownsville, Cypress Hills, and East New York.
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Today, Big Cypress National Preserve, established in 1974, encompasses more than 700,000 acres.
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Civics education encompasses the study of U.S. history, government, economics and foreign policy.
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That encompasses seven counties or jurisdictions in Alaska, California, Louisiana and New York.
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The area now encompasses nearly 583,000 square miles — twice the size of Texas.
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That data encompasses 22018,098 precincts across 99.9% of counties nationally, the paper states.
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"Stop" encompasses Spam, corned beef, sausages, candy, cookies, beer, and other assorted vices.
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Nevertheless, in part because of the mysteries it encompasses, this story feels complete.
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Yet the gap is wider than that, and encompasses more than just wages.
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A blender's job encompasses everything from creating new whiskies to monitoring stock levels.
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In Texas' 22nd district, which encompasses major parts of the Houston suburbs, Rep.
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The state encompasses the section of the disputed territory controlled by New Delhi.
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The co-op measures around 5,400 square feet and encompasses a full floor.
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It encompasses some of the state's wealthiest communities, and some of its poorest.
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The Constitution invokes the concept of "bribery" without explaining what the term encompasses.
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Rupert Murdoch's already vast empire now encompasses even more of the British media.
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Kevin Yoder, whose seat encompasses a swath of Kansas City and its suburbs.
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After all, this 10-year period encompasses the 2014–2016 oil price collapse.
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The recall encompasses products with use-by dates of up to November 17.
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Even the center screen surround, which encompasses a square screen, is still circular.
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Pinecastle Range Complex encompasses an unfenced 5,760-acre area in the middle of Ocala.
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The filmmakers are too busy expanding the Die Hard conceit so that it encompasses
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When I wear a bold glittery eye, it encompasses the "boss spirit" I have.
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He is expected to return to Customs and Border Protection, which encompasses Border Patrol.
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He pointed out that the Apple ecosystem encompasses an estimated 750 million active units.
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Yet addressing climate change requires a circle of concern that encompasses all of humanity.
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The region also encompasses the boundary between the Pacific and North American tectonic plates.
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"It encompasses psychological, spiritual health, and wellbeing in the broadest sense," Vaswani told Hyperallergic.
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Alphabet encompasses the many different little businesses we used to know collectively as Google.
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However, that time period encompasses the administrations of both George W. Bush and Obama.
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The audience is not only larger but also encompasses more national and international interests.
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Each of these groups encompasses roughly 60 percent of the G.O.P. primary electorate nationwide.
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Secor is at her best, deftly weaving a narrative that encompasses the top-level
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The legislation made King County, which encompasses Seattle, into a so-called "sanctuary" county.
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The best three teams of the CONCACAF organization -- which encompasses North America, Central America
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One key metric that fell below expectations was platform revenue, which encompasses streaming advertising.
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There is no single image that encompasses what a millennial Muslim woman looks like.
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SETAUKET "Still Life," an exhibition of work that encompasses the aesthetic of everyday life.
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Pompeo argued the word "complete," which is in the document, encompasses verifiable and irreversible.
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In the historic district, which encompasses around 163 city squares, rental buildings are scarce.
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John Conyers, Jr. represents Michigan's 13th Congressional District which encompasses the Detroit metropolitan area.
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It encompasses a wider range of what we want to do with Macula Dog.
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Musical spam encompasses a few different strategies for tricking people into playing spammy tracks.
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Nurse practitioners deliver primary and specialty care, which encompasses all populations across the lifespan.
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And because Los Angeles encompasses over 230,22018 square miles, the count requires extra time.
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And because Los Angeles encompasses over 4,000 square miles, the count requires extra time.
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Surely patriotism encompasses the protection of the most pristine and beautiful representations of America.
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Brownfield development encompasses up to 95 percent of the disruption opportunity that IoT presents.
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The master suite, embellished with silk velvet upholstery wall coverings, encompasses the sixth floor.
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Next, we have by far the thickest layer which encompasses the individually wrapped coils.
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"It has all the spices and encompasses everything in every taste," Mr. Bottura said.
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The second encompasses more accommodating moves on topics such as drug pricing and trade.
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The unit encompasses 8,055 square feet and has five bedrooms and six full baths.
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Clinton also won that district, which encompasses the southern most parts of the state.
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We see fashion shows as a time of experimentation, and that encompasses many things.
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" Kesha said the new music encompasses "the happiness that I began my career with.
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The sweeping narrative of "Rebooting Justice" encompasses both the criminal and civil legal systems.
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And it encompasses a variety of creative outlets outside of science fiction, like music.
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The alt-right encompasses large swaths of internet culture and male-dominated online communities.
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It encompasses 86 tree species between Maine and Minnesota, and as far south as Florida.
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Finally, when your vision encompasses the whole work, an impression of calm and serenity emerges.
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The larger project encompasses a metro, light rail, tram, rail, local bus and marine transportation.
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They include an area that encompasses parts of western Oklahoma, western Kansas and eastern Colorado.
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CNAP encompasses a number of measures, which vary by degrees in financial backing and plausibility.
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And then I began to realize that black hole encompasses even more than Black people.
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WeWork now encompasses the co-working space business with which the firm got its start.
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Similarly, using surrealistic methods, Sadeghi encompasses the allegorical stories and cruel realities with stinging satire.
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He envisions an Anglo-Saxon economic zone that encompasses the U.S., Ireland, Scotland and Britain.
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It is familiar but different which encompasses the entire underlying principle of the show itself.
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Mr Gates says his wish for more energy for the world encompasses three broad issues.
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The ban encompasses electronic devices larger than a smartphone, meaning laptops, e-readers, and more.
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Cancer encompasses more than 200 diseases that are best cured by innovative precision medicine strategies.
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A five year planner pretty much encompasses all of this in a nifty little notebook.
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Labrador hails from Idaho's first district, which encompasses the full western border of the state.
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It encompasses the internet activity of 850,000 internet users internationally across 440 million page loads.
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Setup encompasses you creating a Bose account, connecting the speaker to WiFi, and linking Alexa.
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The LTC encompasses all firearms, including handguns, while the FID only covers rifles and shotguns.
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Joshua Tree National Park encompasses more than 792,85033 acres between Palm Springs and Joshua Tree.
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The Salish Sea, north of Seattle, Washington encompasses the waterways and straits around Vancouver Island.
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Garfield and ITI hope to prevent potential bias with broad data that encompasses all groups.
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It encompasses the money spent to help get the candidates elected and defeat their opponents.
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It also encompasses the North American Free Trade Agreement, which Trump has threatened to cancel.
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It encompasses employees, persons in training, laid-off and suspended workers, volunteers and job applicants.
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The index encompasses about 90 percent of the economy tallied in gross domestic product figures.
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So far, the activity encompasses eight Facebook Pages, 20163 profiles and seven accounts on Instagram.
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They plan to release an album called Tribes, which encompasses their pop, world music sound.
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The tech industry's opposition to Trump's immigration policies encompasses more than just H-1Bs. FWD.
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Social progress has been slow in the constituency of Cavan-Monaghan, which encompasses both counties.
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Additionally, that figure encompasses murders committed by both legal aliens or residents and undocumented immigrants.
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The opening chapter of Teddy Wayne's third novel, "Loner," encompasses 11 pages of deadpan hilarity.
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The official appellation, Viños de Madrid, encompasses three provinces with widely differing climate and geology.
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It encompasses policies that, for decades, systematically excluded black Americans from building wealth through homeownership.
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Higher education encompasses community colleges, technical schools and scores of public universities without storied names.
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However the margin of error is still so big it encompasses the entire Florida peninsula.
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Its music encompasses vintage jazz to chart-topping reggaeton; its audience is genuinely all-ages.
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The order is in place until April 7 and encompasses more than 6.7 million people.
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Their anger was palpable, but nevertheless many here welcome the debate that encompasses the Forum.
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This argument isn't limited to shootings, punches or firebombs; it encompasses words and beliefs too.
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DeCarava's work encompasses an extraordinary range of shadowy tonalities, from deep charcoal to pale haze.
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Instead, she encompasses them in all their contradiction, laying them out in breathtakingly skillful juxtaposition.
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But the transformation of the Republican mind-set encompasses more than just news or politics.
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But Brody's book encompasses all of these things, from a first-person point of view.
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The Riviera Maya refers to a Caribbean costal area that encompasses such cities as Cancun.
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The club's website says it encompasses 600 acres and is 35 minutes from Midtown Manhattan.
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The master suite, with a TV alcove and a spalike bath, encompasses the second floor.
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But if cognition encompasses devices, then arguably they should be subject to the same prohibitions.
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Additionally, the percentage encompasses people employed in temporary jobs who might prefer full-time work.
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Clinton was performing strongly in heavily Hispanic neighborhoods around Clark County, which encompasses Las Vegas. Mrs.
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Sleep technology, for example, encompasses everything from mattresses to white noise devices to dedicated sleep wearables.
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And it's created Daydream, a standard and brand that encompasses everything Google's working on with VR.
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The world-renowned Swiss watch sector encompasses luxury brands such as Tag Heuer, Swatch, and Tissot.
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Options markets too imply further pound strength over the three-month period that encompasses the deadline.
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Omar's district encompasses low-income developments and immigrant neighborhoods, as well as middle-class white areas.
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" He added that he is pushing for some sort of solution that encompasses "all DACA recipients.
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It's a dragnet that now encompasses Alphabet and Amazon (but I don't think it touches Facebook?).
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The difference, of 0.12 million square kilometers, encompasses an area larger than the state of Maine.
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The study, first published in 2016, encompasses ride-hailing, e-commerce, online travel and online media.
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Hurricane Harvey had affected the company's Houston system, which encompasses Pasadena, Houston and Cedar Bayou, Texas.
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Prohibited behavior on the platform encompasses a wide range of activity, including copyright violations and violence.
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His restaurant's clientele encompasses young, old, locals, and tourists in way that few fellow eateries manage.
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His newest track "Gyaldem Sugar," like all of his music, encompasses much of the African diaspora.
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The group's fertiliser division also encompasses distribution of other crop inputs such as seeds and pesticides.
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Ander Crenshaw is retiring from the district, which encompasses the Jacksonville area where Tebow grew up.
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It encompasses everything that I love about the early Underground Resistance incarnation of Banks and Mills.
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If she wins the general, she would represent New Mexico's 143st congressional district, which encompasses Albuquerque.
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In the past two elections, Democrats didn't contest the district, which encompasses suburbs northwest of Phoenix.
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That reality, though, is no surprise in the district, which encompasses much of Atlanta's northern suburbs.
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At Yale, incoming students get a 90-minute program that encompasses sex ed, communication, and consent.
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Robo technology encompasses both back-end processes, such as portfolio allocation, automatic rebalancing and data aggregation.
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The America that is inclusive, that is accepting and encompasses people from all walks of life.
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I will continue to focus on my radio show and the allied events that it encompasses.
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Her research encompasses American politics, immigration policy, social policy, gun control policy, and theories of citizenship.
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He would be able to present a vehicle that encompasses all three proposed stages into one.
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The Houston metro area encompasses 10 congressional districts: seven safe Republican and three safe Democratic seats.
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His aviation experience encompasses over 18 years with more than 8,000 total hours of flight time.
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Chinese media reported that the stealth fighter had entered the Eastern Theatre Command, which encompasses Taiwan.
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The organization encompasses nearly two-thirds of Sanders delegates and is actively looking at contesting Sen.
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This encompasses respect for the capability to be healthy, a foundation for a live worth living.
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The statute is split into three parts, and it's not clear which part encompasses the others.
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" That term encompasses "false news, disinformation, or networks of fake accounts aimed at manipulating public opinion.
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Deal declared a state of emergency for Fulton County, which encompasses much of the Atlanta area.
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Its analysis encompasses everything from ingredient sourcing to chemicals and processing, packaging, shipping and labor practices.
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Aleppo's surrounding area is also strategically important because it encompasses valuable supply routes into neighboring Turkey.
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Unlike us, their core identity is communal: It encompasses not just themselves, but their family group.
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From a technical perspective, the label "fake" is problematic because it encompasses both copies and forgeries.
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His climate change agenda to date encompasses agriculture, financing, foreign policy, transportation, energy efficiency, and education.
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Each act is counted separately, within an incident or a crime that encompasses several criminal elements.
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But that encompasses only one slice of the problem — and perhaps the easiest part to manage.
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In one way, Mount Olympus encompasses all of Fabre's indulgences I find so hard to stomach.
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When we speak of literacy and literacy promotion, we need to acknowledge how much literacy encompasses.
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Sexual harassment in the workplace is an umbrella term that encompasses a range of unwanted behaviors.
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Correction: A previous version of this article said Colorado's Sixth District encompasses both Columbine and Aurora.
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When you look at it globally right now, it encompasses a lot of different, diverse things.
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The filmmakers' approach encompasses both the tools of a PBS informational documentary and avant-garde cinema.
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I sit under the Lifestyle team, which encompasses Food, Home, Travel, Weddings, Work & Money, and Tech.
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It also encompasses protecting our citizens from the vastly more real threats posed by Mother Nature.
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As in much of her work, autobiography opens out onto larger themes, and humor encompasses sadness.
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It is a natural ally with Yankeedom and encompasses New York City and northern New Jersey.
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The left encompasses the main opposition Labour Party and the progressive Liberal Democrats and the Greens.
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Shop Nordstrom Home, Kids, Women, and MenNordstrom's brand "Nordstrom" encompasses pretty much everything — as you'd expect.
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Today, in a different world, that encompasses the environmental, cultural and spiritual responsibilities an artist has.
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Digital sovereignty encompasses the idea that users, being citizens or companies, have control over their data.
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Diversity allows us to make policy that better encompasses the values and perspectives of more Americans.
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That figure encompasses 81 percent of Republicans, 2023 percent of independents and 68 percent of Democrats.
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But until they're done with the investigation, everything that it encompasses, I just can't talk about.
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That number encompasses 65 percent of the "religiously unaffiliated" (and, somewhat bafflingly, 10 percent of atheists).
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The subject matter of this year's series encompasses both the Caribbean itself and the Caribbean diaspora.
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It's part of a $1.4 trillion government spending package, which encompasses the budget of the Pentagon.
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It is a prolific oil and gas producing area that encompasses state, tribal and federal lands.
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"The safety of these manufacturing, processing and storage facilities should be a priority for us all, but safety encompasses more than preventing accidental releases of chemicals, it also encompasses preventing intentional releases caused by bad actors seeking to harm our citizens," Pruitt said in the letter.
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"The safety of these manufacturing, processing and storage facilities should be a priority for us all, but safety encompasses more than preventing accidental releases of chemicals, it also encompasses preventing intentional releases caused by bad actors seeking to harm our citizens," Mr. Pruitt and others wrote.
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News Deeply — The media organization encompasses a collection of specialized sites that dig deep on important issues.
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Breastfeeding in public is legal in all 50 states, including Kentucky, and that law encompasses public schools.
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The IMACEC activity index encompasses about 90 percent of the economy tallied in gross domestic product figures.
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The Ruhr Valley encompasses 53 cities of Germany's once-formidable industrial heartland, including Essen, Bochum, and Oberhausen.
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It encompasses inquiries concerning the administration of existing laws as well as proposed or possibly needed statutes.
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The IMACEC economic activity index encompasses about 90% of the economy tallied in gross domestic product figures.
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New Jersey's Second District: The Second is the southernmost district in New Jersey and encompasses Atlantic City.
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More broadly, the world view of some of Mr Trump's advisers encompasses a Manichean expectation of conflict.
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The IMACEC economic activity index encompasses about 90% of the economy tallied in gross domestic product figures.
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Today, it's a worldwide brand that encompasses 100 stores all over the world, from Paris to Dubai.
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And WorldSense is part of Google's much larger "immersive computing" initiative, which encompasses augmented and virtual reality.
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This summit, however, seems to acknowledge that the crisis encompasses more than just the English-speaking world.
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"Single-use encompasses a global movement to kick our addiction to disposable products," reads a Collins blog.
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The TPP, or Trans-Pacific Partnership, encompasses 12 nations as far flung as New Zealand and Peru.
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Coursework addresses ethical social engagement, ecology, and craft, and the pedagogy encompasses a mix of learning modalities.
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Beyond Imgur that encompasses lots of visual storytelling styles, there's no super-popular dedicated meme discovery app.
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But it encompasses huge questions of morality, of guilt and innocence, and of police and attorney procedure.
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Implied volatility in sterling measured by the cost of six-month options contracts, which encompasses the Oct.
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CLJ: I just call what we do rock n' roll because it encompasses a lot of shit.
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This is a low number, especially when considering it encompasses a period of more than 15 years.
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It encompasses the entire range of body types, from miniature gymnasts to giant basketballers to squat weightlifters.
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The Trump Organization, which encompasses Trump's various business entities, did not respond to a request for comment.
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Whether reusable rockets or advanced imaging, space tech encompasses a variety of incredible new pursuits for businesses.
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This property is a five-minute drive north of the village of Hilton, which the town encompasses.
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The chain, which encompasses 627 hotels, announced in December that it had discovered malware in its systems.
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The 5th Congressional District encompasses parts of southern and central Virginia, and includes the city of Charlottesville.
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"No, I don't think we can trust it yet," Kildee, whose district encompasses Flint, said to Hill.
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Ms. Christian is Equatorian, a catchall term that encompasses several ethnic groups from the country's southern regions.
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This is just one part of the Africa Command investigation, which encompasses three continents and multiple agencies.
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The aid was intended to go to all of the South American nations that the Amazon encompasses.
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The exhibition encompasses diverse media, from photographs and pen sketches to ornate wood carvings and marble busts.
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In 1997, I became a court clerk in the prosecutor's office for Cook County, which encompasses Chicago.
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The transaction also encompasses the acquisition of UNIQA Previdenza SpA and UNIQA Life SpA, UNIQA Italy's subsidiaries.
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The data, collected by health startup Amino, encompasses two years of patient experiences with chronic gut conditions.
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It encompasses music practices, political practice, power structure, how you can modify power structure from inside institutions.
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"There is a pie chart that encompasses those years of my life," she writes, with palpable disbelief.
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This encompasses all sorts of imagery, including GIFs, fashion films, 3D scanning—everything we do at SHOWstudio.
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Leftist political theory encompasses a wide range of ideologies, which can be divided roughly into three categories.
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The country's next leader must chart an inclusive transition that encompasses good-faith negotiation with the opposition.
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" Referencing to the exhibition's title, The Cleaner, she said that it encompasses a "very personal, deep history.
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I think the album encompasses those influences from a distance while being at the center of them.
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The Landestheater is a state-run cultural venue that encompasses dramatic and musical theater, opera and dance.
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Inslee's order applies to King County, which encompasses Seattle, as well as nearby Snohomish and Pierce counties.
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For some women, abortion encompasses irreparable heartbreak, especially when coupled with other traumas like an abusive partner.
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The project encompasses a separate building with market-rate units that essentially underwrote the affordable-housing units.
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There, and now in New York, David Zinn's set design for Bikini Bottom encompasses the whole theater.
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The property encompasses parts of the banks of the Ottawa River in both Ottawa and Gatineau, Quebec.
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Many of them attend a single school in South Tel Aviv, whose student body encompasses 48 countries.
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Ucsinski replied that QAnon encompasses several conspiracy theories that are largely woven together with pro-Trump sentiment.
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This broader doctrine, which encompasses both the modern left and the modern right, has a disputed genealogy.
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This book encompasses the diversity of experience, with beautiful variations and stories that bicker back and forth.
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This book encompasses the diversity of experience, with beautiful variations and stories that bicker back and forth.
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The life and legacy of John Lewis encompasses the complex relationship between race and citizenship in America.
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Her district encompasses Minneapolis and surrounding suburban area, home to the largest Somali community in the country.
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The term dementia encompasses disease states that impair memory and result in a decline in cognitive function.
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The show features just 48 objects, but it encompasses centuries, and much of the work is choice.
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It encompasses traits like a submission to authority, aggression toward outsiders, and loving social norms or traditions.
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The biggest circle encompasses the near entirety of the air-blast zone: a 134-square-mile area.
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Paul Merchants Inward Remittance Exchange Encompasses 20,000+ Distribution Outlets, 165+ Branches, Processing over 6 Million Transactions Per Annum.
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The continental free-trade zone, which encompasses 1.2 billion people, was initially joined by 44 countries in March.
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The Montgomery County Coroner's office, which encompasses cities like Dayton, already processed 145 overdose-related deaths in 2017.
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Idaho outlaws "assault and battery," which encompasses "intentional and unlawful touching," but doesn't elaborate on what that means.
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The penthouse encompasses 10,000 square feet throughout three floors with an additional 5,700 square feet of outdoor terraces.
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It encompasses almost as broad a range of views on social and moral questions as society itself does.
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Today, Goldman's communications monitoring is more extensive than it was in 2008 and encompasses communications technologies beyond email.
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The only county that Trump lost in the entire Empire State was New York County, which encompasses Manhattan.
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Halal is a category of Islamic law that encompasses things that are allowed or permissible in the religion.
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That's because the cloud isn't a single concrete thing so much as a concept that encompasses many technologies.
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"Race constitutes the only real unit which encompasses individual variations," de Benoist wrote under a pseudonym in 22003.
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Ivanka also runs her own personal Ivanka Trump brand, which encompasses everything from shoes and clothes to diamonds.
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Trade is, after all, just one aspect of a spiralling mistrust that encompasses politics, technology and armed forces.
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That period encompasses all of human civilization — from the pyramids to the Industrial Revolution to Facebook and beyond.
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It encompasses both government and corporate bonds denominated in local and "hard" currencies (typically U.S. dollars or euros).
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Garfield is the drum doctor, a job title that encompasses about as much rigor as an actual physician.
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I'll use the prime minister's words: a comprehensive, bold, ambitious new free trade arrangement and that encompasses everything.
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As the settler population swells, any scenario of a Palestinian state that encompasses the entire West Bank dwindles.
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Building a great company encompasses much more than strong launch but, in our humble opinion, it doesn't hurt.
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And the 100-mile zone legally defined as the "border" encompasses nearly two-thirds of the US population.
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And its AmazonBasics brand, which encompasses everything from kitchenware to small electronics, will be up to 30% off.
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The pair's collection encompasses their "diverse interests and careers, all reflecting their shared passion for collecting," Sotheby's said.
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It encompasses territory on the West Coast and adjacent states covering roughly one fifth of the U.S. population.
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Oakes was born in Akwesasne, a Mohawk Indian reservation that encompasses land in both New York and Canada.
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According to Google, Daydream encompasses both hardware and software, and will depend on next-gen specs to work.
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And if they are, what should they look like in an experience that encompasses the viewer's entire world?
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Cheating also encompasses a spectrum of behaviors, and every couple has different definitions for what cheating really entails.
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Once Duvier arrived, he reportedly called the French Banditry Repression Brigade, a unit which encompasses around 100 men.
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The investigation has greatly expanded since it began three years ago and now encompasses several state-run companies.
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The album, recorded entirely in East New York, encompasses generations of the city's grittier and/or divine heritage.
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The district encompasses Iowa, parts of northern Illinois and Indiana, southern Wisconsin and the lower peninsula of Michigan.
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It encompasses 2.4 billion people and in 2017 had a combined gross domestic product (GDP) of $10.4 trillion.
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It's a sprawling voyage that starts with show-tunes and encompasses cosmic disco, vocal house, funk, and more.
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But the district is more than a third Latino and encompasses parts of Orange and Los Angeles counties.
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Inherently, if the word "bias" encompasses the reality that news reports come from a wheelhouse of invested subjectivity.
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The sponsor apartment encompasses 8,055 square feet and includes seven bedrooms, eight full baths and two powder rooms.
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"Muhammad's extraordinary boxing career only encompasses half his life," spokesman Bob Gunnell said in a statment last week.
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The safety and productivity business, for example, encompasses warehouse automation systems and the Muck Boots brand of footwear.
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Along the way, it encompasses art history (the shift from figuration to abstraction and back again) and biography.
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It encompasses not just where he has been but also what he has learned and what he believes.
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"White Carver" (2012) encompasses both the white carver and photos of carvers from previous iterations of the piece.
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The CEO, however, says that his company is committed to building a culture at that encompasses all viewpoints.
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The remaining three were from Columbia Valley, a catchall region that encompasses many of the more specific appellations.
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GFG, which encompasses the company that sold the bonds, said both the company and Gupta declined to comment.
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He was referring to China's stance that the country encompasses Taiwan and autonomous regions including Xinjiang and Tibet.
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"This bill encompasses nearly two years of legislative activity," said House Energy and Commerce tech subcommittee chair Rep.
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I'm interested in painting (the verb) more than Painting (the noun), and my studio practice fully encompasses this.
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And children's changing interest in games and toys, which now encompasses high-end electronics, adds to the complexity.
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The French fascination with Iran mainly encompasses ancient history, as the country partook in archeological excavations across Iran.
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La Barra is in the Maldonado Department (with a population of around 259,2842), which encompasses Punta del Este.
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"It's imperative to get people out," said Roman Gastesi, the administrator of Monroe County, which encompasses the Keys.
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"Let me assure you that the 'complete' encompasses 'verifiable' in the minds of everyone concerned," Mr. Pompeo said.
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The book encompasses so much of what Native tribes have experienced in the wake of white European settlement.
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ON THE LEFT BANK, which encompasses the classic Bordeaux regions west of the Gironde estuary, cabernet sauvignon rules.
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The festival draws tens of thousands of visitors to the garden, which encompasses 52 acres alongside Prospect Park.
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Nebraska's Second Congressional District, which encompasses the Omaha metropolitan area, is one Democrats could look to pick up.
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The bankruptcy battle has repercussions in PG&E's service area, which encompasses most of Northern and Central California.
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"Jazz" today encompasses an entire ocean of post-collegiate musical work: highbrow traditionalism, renegade funk, droning free improvisations.
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"Jazz" today encompasses an entire ocean of post-collegiate musical work: highbrow traditionalism, renegade funk, droning free improvisations.
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Comme de Garçons now encompasses many design and product lines, some by others whose names share the label.
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But the overall mood is less hectic than peaceful; Wang's snapshot shows a China that happily encompasses multitudes.
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The brilliant stained-glass palette usually encompasses the entire spectrum but has a special affinity for hot reds.
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With topography that resembles a crumpled piece of paper, the terrain encompasses four major drainages and several ridges.
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The Port Washington Union Free School District encompasses five elementary schools, one middle school and one high school.
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"Are you a cruise person?" is a question that encompasses several others: How comfortable are you with overcrowding?
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Noland's "Publyck Sculpture" (21986), presented in the Museum für Moderne Kunst's dramatic, multi-story atrium, encompasses this range.
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Labor-force participation encompasses people who are employed and the unemployed who are actively looking for a job.
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Ro Khanna (D-Calif.), whose tech-heavy district encompasses the headquarters of Apple, Tesla and Intel, told POLITICO.
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The festival encompasses dance workshops, panel discussions, and walking tours of Harlem along with concerts large and small.
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Perhaps nightmarishly complex, but still a single structure that encompasses everyone and everything involving healthcare in this country.
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The full-length album encompasses five tracks that explore some of the members' deepest recesses of mental strife.
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The Photo Ark currently encompasses a wide catalogue of images, with its 8,000th species being photographed this year.
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MSCI in 2009 had relegated Argentine stocks to its "frontier" index, which encompasses smaller and less developed stock markets.
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"All" now encompasses me — the bystander — a few of the fans, and the families of the four remaining contestants.
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This broad category encompasses wellness apps, fitness trackers, content and communities and any other mobile-driven consumer wellness platform.
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Tim Ryan, whose northeast Ohio district encompasses blue-collar Youngstown, is challenging veteran leader Nancy Pelosi of San Francisco.
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Artificial intelligence is a term that encompasses a wide range of technologies and, apparently, a great deal of hype.
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A musical recording encompasses two separate copyright works—one is the composition, and the other is the master recording.
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It encompasses the EU's single market, but also agreements with suppliers of uranium, such as Australia, Canada and Kazakhstan.
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This encompasses the bank's peer-to-peer payments, as well as other forms of digital payments, like mobile checking.
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It encompasses an extensive range of reactions, beginning with plainly pro-interventionist pieces created during the period of neutrality.
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This encompasses testing methods, registration requirements, privacy protections, cybersecurity as well as the complicated ethical considerations of driverless cars.
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Saudi Arabia's efforts to fashion a post-oil strategy require more openness than its new economic reform plan encompasses.
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The "G" for governance encompasses an evaluation of how the company structures its board, disclosure, compensation and so on.
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That basic template also characterizes the campaign storyline, which encompasses a bit too much of the 13-episode season.
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According to the CPSC, the US recall encompasses 1.9 million units, including the 1 million from the September recall.
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I want it to be something that encompasses all the things I've learned and all the secrets I have.
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Emerging artist Leah Cruise's conceptually- based practice encompasses elements of performance and photography, and engages with the digital world.
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The documents revealed Sidewalk Labs was interested in developing a larger 350-acre swath that encompasses the current parcel.
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Amazon's renowned secrecy encompasses its response to a new security issue, withholding info that could help victims protect themselves.
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Standing at a crossroads where the past, present, and future meet, Hecate encompasses the phases in a woman's life.
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Today, it announced a big deal with AT&T that encompasses both Azure cloud infrastructure services and Office 365.
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The non-profit also runs a physician network and medical foundation that encompasses urgent care centers and doctors' offices.
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By comparison, the United States has a population of more than 300 million and encompasses 3.8 million square miles.
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With the latter, there's a financial advice component that encompasses investments and savings held outside the worker's retirement plan.
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The black speculative arts movement encompasses science fiction, fantasy, comic books, horror and other imaginative work from black creators.
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Room 703 encompasses sounds and stories beyond the three-block-radius she was once confined to by her grandmother.
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Frames, candles and bookends were to be expected, but the line also encompasses things like thermoses, journals and PJs!
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"Our vision encompasses a holistic learning experience, not just devices," Anthony Salcito, Vice President of Worldwide Education tells TechCrunch.
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How important is it for you to be a part of a movie that encompasses parts of Hispanic culture?
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It also encompasses the foreign policy establishment and the Republican Party, both of which have acted as Trump's enabler.
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The Plaguelands — the expansion's new patrol area — encompasses half of the Earth patrol area available at the game's launch.
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But rescue workers have begun to reach more remote areas in a disaster zone that encompasses 1.4 million people.
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Indeed, with Porter, the White House has a scandal that neatly encompasses nearly all of its most significant flaws.
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Consolidated public sector data encompasses the pension system, the central bank as well as federal, state and municipal governments.
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The pregnancy performance also encompasses the notion that pregnant women's bodies are public property, available for anyone to grope.
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St. Mary's Park, in the Mott Haven neighborhood, encompasses about 35 acres, including a hilly area with rock outcroppings.
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The Monster Lake Ranch encompasses more than 1,400 acres in Cody, Wyoming, about 75 miles from Yellowstone National Park.
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Indiana's 6th District encompasses rural areas in the southwest part of Indiana, including the suburbs of Cincinnati and Indianapolis.
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The dichotomy between being a Hong Konger and Chinese also encompasses the larger conflict between the two generations' values.
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It encompasses those who, have been convicted of sexual assault, but also people who committed even minor, misdemeanor conduct.
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But Cipriano's channel encompasses a corner of the internet that hasn't been frequently explored by women in Brazil: construction.
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If one record encompasses the fear, agony, heartache, and paranoia of the Bush era, it's Sleater-Kinney's One Beat.
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Good thing I'm enough of a nerd to create a massive Spotify playlist that encompasses everything of this ilk.
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It encompasses some 500 million people and 21 million small- and medium-size enterprises, worth more than $11.5 trillion.
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First synthesized by the chemist Albert Bauer in 1888, artificial musk now encompasses a wide variety of olfactory compounds.
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East House, which encompasses about 12,4753 square feet in the building's southeast wing, is the largest of the units.
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In total, the deal encompasses approximately 4 million acres of mineral rights and 1 million acres of surface rights.
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In about an hour and a half, it somehow encompasses neuroscience, metaphysics, econometrics, philosophy of mind, social-exchange theory.
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Wolfe is busy with his own program, which he said encompasses more than 15 youth organizations and 500 players.
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It encompasses almost every sector of society, including moderate professors, writers, former senior government officials, religious and business leaders.
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Arts education encompasses many disciplines: "I'm talking about everything from music, drama, dance, design, visual arts," Dr. Sowden said.
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But this secret hidden in plain sight isn't one that only encompasses the county and the town's present struggles.
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These longstanding drinking traditions have been interwoven into Buenos Aires' robust cocktail scene, which encompasses more than 50 bars.
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In Gangwon, the potato-growing province that encompasses Pyeongchang, the median age is expected to pass 2275 by 2000.
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Today her songbook encompasses Chilean folk, aqueous original compositions, Afro-Cuban classics and modern jazz tunes by her contemporaries.
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It encompasses people who are ready to dry out entirely, and those who are more interested in cutting back.
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The potential havoc encompasses everything from triggering smart home controls like door locks and thermostats to remotely unlocking cars.
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The period encompasses both the end of the Obama administration and the first several months of Mr. Sessions's term.
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Other authors have long valued her writing about writing — its unyielding frustrations and the battle for selfhood it encompasses.
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The four-county area, with approximately 3 million residents, encompasses two of Florida's largest cities: Tampa and St. Petersburg.
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The space corps would have an area of responsibility that encompasses the vast expanse outside of the Earth's atmosphere.
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"What people think of as &aposthe market&apos encompasses only a small fraction of publicly traded companies," he said.
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"Wellness" encompasses much more than just gyms and diets — it also includes spas, personalized medicine, tourism and real estate.
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The greatest threat encompasses cities in eastern Texas, like Dallas and Houston, as well as Shreveport, Louisiana, Hennen said.
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This encompasses the overall purpose that goes into working at a company with a generations-long influence like Disney.
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They're simply using a broader (and to my mind, more common sense) definition of empathy, one that encompasses compassion.
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It really helps me as an actor to have a life experience that encompasses a broad spectrum of society.
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Green infrastructure encompasses a range of methods to manage weather impacts, providing many community benefits in cost-effective ways.
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There's a small but visible synagogue, which encompasses a small school, on the same block as the kosher deli.
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The new combined business encompasses BNP Paribas's asset finance and securitisation business, which is headed globally by Matt Salvner.
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In south Williamsburg, a designer building dubbed the "Oosten " encompasses an entire block and offers a raft of amenities.
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Among them is Community Board 11 in the Bronx, which encompasses neighborhoods like Pelham Parkway, Allerton and Morris Park.
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In a retrospective in the south of France, Paz Errázuriz's kaleidoscopic vision encompasses all aspects of life in Santiago.
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It encompasses everything from the size of the two countries to the Danish language to moose populations to Legos.
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Most of the fires, and the deaths, were in the coastal region north of San Francisco that encompasses wine country.
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The freestyle best encompasses Megan Thee Stallion's aesthetic, and was a well-needed reminder of how hard she could flow.
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The region is roughly the size of the United States, and encompasses several prospective landing sights for future Mars missions.
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The Socialists, founded in 1879, are pragmatic social democrats; Podemos, an upstart founded in 2014, encompasses several versions of communism.
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This essentially encompasses what we might consider to be the "formal" party organization at the local, state, and national levels.
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So, health and fitness, food, design, fashion, travel, everything that encompasses a healthy self care lifestyle, you'll find on bobbyberk.com.
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Now the whole city feels like it's expanding, and downtown encompasses the thriving scenes in Brooklyn and Queens as well.
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The largest of the fires, the Thomas Fire, encompasses an area measuring 2405,000 acres, and it's just five percent contained.
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Her body of work encompasses an astonishing range of vividly realized performances, broadened even further with her work in Manifesto.
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I mean I love it and it's everything that AILD's sound encompasses but after everything, can I really support them?
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The popular daqqa (sometimes written dagga) salad—fresh tomatoes, hot peppers, olive oil, and dill —encompasses Gaza's unique culinary heritage.
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Sextech encompasses any number of technologies that aim to enhance or innovate any area of sexual experience or human sexuality.
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One concerning whether the law encompasses claims of sexual orientation brought by Gerald Bostock, and the estate of Donald Zarda.
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Since 230, Lewis has represented Georgia's 220th District, a majority African-American district that encompasses almost three-quarters of Atlanta.
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GAZIANTEP, Turkey — It's called Area 173: a 55-square-kilometer zone that encompasses the main highway connecting Damascus to Baghdad.
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It encompasses all aspects of the AT&T's advertising & analytics businesses, including its advanced TV advertising business, and ad network.
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She had served for eight years on the Haldane School Board, which encompasses Cold Spring, including two as its president.
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The holiday season - which encompasses November and December - can account for up to 40 percent of annual sales for retailers.
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It encompasses about 7,320 square feet, including the basement and the indoor pool, and sits on a 1.5-acre lot.
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It encompasses everything from the forever love of a soul mate to the temporary fix of a one-night stand.
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For example, Hillsborough County, Florida, which encompasses Tampa Bay, is moving forward with new rules which include requiring driver fingerprinting.
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Designers of the brand have also spent time perfecting a silhouette that they say encompasses most body types and figures.
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In addition to these individual cases, there is a broader set of problems that encompasses the entire German auto industry.
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And it's a totalitarian system that encompasses every aspect of life and it should not be protected (under U.S. law).
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Mrs Merkel, whose parliamentary constituency encompasses the point at which NS2 reaches Germany, has stared down these interest groups before.
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Since then Mr Houchen has revelled in his municipal empire, which encompasses 700,000 people and stretches from Darlington to Hartlepool.
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Walgreens is hoping the smaller deal, which still encompasses 2,186 Rite Aid stores, will be easier to get by regulators.
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It encompasses Republicans and Democrats, New Labourites and Tories, a Socialist like Francois Hollande and a conservative like Nicolas Sarkozy.
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Additionally, a whopping $2.032 billion is being allotted for Earth Sciences, an area that encompasses NASA's various Earth-observing satellites.
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That included District 35 (see above), a bizarre, long-necked beast that encompasses minority neighborhoods in San Antonio and Austin.
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In the primary, Trump received the most votes of any candidate in either party in Delaware County, which encompasses Muncie.
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Oath, the Verizon-owned news brand that encompasses Yahoo, AOL, The HuffPo and more, is relaunching its "Newsroom" app today.
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But I do believe that health encompasses a holistic sense of wellbeing, and not just "traditional" markers of good vs.
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Golden Gate ParkThe park is always worth walking or biking through and encompasses every possible aspect of San Fran culture.
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Design for older adult care solutions goes well beyond simple look and feel; great design encompasses the entire customer experience.
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Each one could all be labeled grotesque—a term that appropriately encompasses the mysterious, fantastic, and incongruous all at once.
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A tropical storm warning and a hurricane watch are in effect for Hawaii County, which encompasses the entire Big Island.
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The final category encompasses any films that are too controversial or too antiquated to be shown on the streaming service.
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The Danish word hygge, which encompasses a mood and atmosphere of cosiness and comfort, has spread internationally in recent years.
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More than 40 percent of households in the area, which encompasses some 28 neighborhoods, earn $20,000 a year or less.
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Sean Baker's raucous comedy, shot on tricked-out iPhones, "encompasses dizzying multitudes," Manohla Dargis wrote in The New York Times.
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The judge rejected that analogy, holding that there's little doubt the anti-SLAPP litigation privilege encompasses settlement negotiation and enforcement.
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Google is adding new features and says the tool encompasses data from 10,000 advertisers, up from 4,000 advertisers last year.
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The statement is brewed with the nuttiness that encompasses this whole damn documentary about the cultish side of southern Christianity.
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USA's equilateral funding encompasses a large swath of this country's arts that too often are left out of the conversation.
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Human intelligence encompasses intuition and common sense, which is informed by our social norms, laws — and the list goes on.
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How it works: CareZone Pharmacy, the target of Express Scripts' action, encompasses two brick-and-mortar pharmacies that dispense medication.
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The "micro UAS" distinction would subdivide the FAA's "small UAS" distinction, which encompasses all drones between 0 and 55 pounds.
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Growth in the fintech space — which encompasses everything from peer-to-peer lending to insurance technology (insurtech) — has been rapid.
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Now this section, which encompasses the final third of the game, is an entirely original piece of Half-Life design.
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The trade dispute that started in January with tariffs on solar panels and washing machines now encompasses about 10,000 products.
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Established after the 22017 Chernobyl nuclear accident, the exclusion zone encompasses an area measuring 290,220 square kilometers (1,000 square miles).
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In 21953, regulators closed the shrimp fishery (the term that encompasses both the fishing grounds and those who work there).
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A politician cannot simply disregard this principle, as it encompasses all that constitutes diplomacy, leadership, even basic credibility, and respect.
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The master suite encompasses the third floor and features a separate library, plus two baths and an oversize dressing room.
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Liberalism, as he defines it, encompasses the orthodoxy of political elites, whether they lean to the left or the right.
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Usually, South Florida, the region of southeastern Florida that encompasses Fort Lauderdale and Miami, is a notorious spring-break destination.
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The alliance encompasses students, business owners, small farmers and civil society advocates who have made common cause against the government.
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The program now encompasses 40 percent of all hospitals and an even larger number of hospital-affiliated clinics and pharmacies.
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The hotel encompasses over 15 exclusive-feeling and private acres overlooking the beach, with stunning views from every vantage point.
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It encompasses interesting takes on democracy and technology, shifts in demographics, revolutions in economics and the very nature of modernity.
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"Cast your empire" encompasses the poles of grandeur and dejection, and the tension of reconciling them, that define Pylypchuk's aesthetic.
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Rides on the city's bus system, MetroBus, are $2.25, and there's a 25-mile MetroRail that encompasses Miami International Airport.
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That's fair enough — especially because in the streaming world, the "original" label encompasses a number of different types of content.
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The second stage of labor encompasses that time that your spending pushing at 10 cm until the baby is delivered.
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It encompasses a great deal of African-American — and therefore American — life and invites a full spectrum of emotional responses.
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Nathan Deal on Sunday added 65 counties to his previous state of emergency declaration, which now encompasses the entire state.
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The field encompasses roles like front-end engineer, full-stack engineer, mobile engineer, machine-learning engineer, and back-end engineer.
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Now the category encompasses the future of transportation — everything from flying cars and autonomous vehicles to delivery bots and beyond.
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Whereas it used to benefit just a tight circle around the president, it now encompasses a wider circle of thousands.
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"Entertainment industry" encompasses the motion picture and sound recording, broadcasting (excluding the internet), and performing arts and spectator sports industries.
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The division, formerly known as Oath, encompasses media, advertising and technology properties, including popular sites like Yahoo, HuffPost and TechCrunch.
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Because housing reform that truly encompasses these goals is not on the horizon and is unlikely to happen anytime soon.
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Harris County encompasses the city of Houston, which has been devastated by extensive flooding caused by the hurricane's record rainfall.
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The 1,082-acre Sal J. Prezioso Mountain Lakes Park encompasses five lakes and Bailey Mountain, the highest point in Westchester.
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The word doesn't have an English equivalent but encompasses feelings such as suffering, anger, resignation, grief, pain, longing and revenge.
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Comprehensive coverage encompasses "everything that isn't a collision," said McChristian— including water damage stemming from natural disasters like a flood.
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Crist carried Pinellas County, which completely encompasses the district, in both his 2010 and 2014 races — even while losing statewide.
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In science fiction, pansexuality also generally encompasses feelings of attraction toward other species and humanoids as well as all genders.
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Within this zone, which encompasses 193,000 square miles, all export fishing (along with any drilling or mining) will be strictly prohibited.
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Jupiter's atmosphere, according to Kaspi's analysis, encompasses a whopping 1 percent of Jupiter's total mass, which amounts to three Earth masses.
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The jury acquitted him of sexual abuse — a charge that encompasses the misuse of authority to coerce the women into sex.
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Borrando la Frontera—a name that encompasses her first mural in Tijuana and five others that came later—became instantly popular.
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That unit encompasses the Microsoft Office 365 cloud suite for businesses, which saw revenue growth of 34% from the same timeframe.
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Ms. Parks is chief executive of the tenant-run complex, which encompasses more than 1,200 units spread among 38 prewar buildings.
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Especially since the system now encompasses most scientific domains and can make those connections between them as well as within them.
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That assumption is at the heart of this small but affecting exhibition, one that encompasses photographs, mannequins, video and advertising imagery.
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As we pointed out in February, the CDC's statistic encompasses many types of gun-related deaths -- not only violent, intentional encounters.
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Today, the company's announcing its new Snapdragon Elite Gaming Platform as a marketing banner that encompasses a host of new features.
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"The term encompasses many cultures that don't actually identify with each other, and yet they are somehow grouped together," she says.
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Cash prices for ULSD in Group Three, a region that encompasses several Midwestern states, are at the lowest seasonally since 2015.
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After all, both countries have long been nuclear powers, a deterrent that encompasses the lives of a combined 256 billion people.
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The cabinet encompasses most sides of the country's political spectrum and all of its religious sects, making any agreement a challenge.
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Mauritania, located on the Atlantic Ocean in Western Africa, encompasses the western boundary of the Sahara Desert, and is mostly arid.
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Many forms of spirituality put an emphasis on the self and its well-being, which absolutely encompasses matters of the heart.
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The proposal also encompasses fake news, suggesting tech companies may be forced to employ more fact-checkers to combat the issue.
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What was the experience of filming this movie that encompasses the passion for the low-rider culture in East Los Angeles?
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Mr. Morrison, who recently starred in the Broadway musical "Finding Neverland," has a farsighted vision that encompasses rock, jazz and swing.
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Bennet runs the opinion section, which encompasses the unsigned editorials; op-ed columnists (like Paul Krugman) and contributors; and reader letters.
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But that isn't an option for me because I need a man with a historical perspective that encompasses my whole lifetime.
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The top city, which encompasses the Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue area in Washington, is home to corporate giants Amazon, Starbucks, and Microsoft.
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The New York Republican, whose district encompasses part of Long Island's southern shore, is a fiscal conservative and abortion rights opponent.
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Ohio's 12th District — the most affluent and highest educated in the state — encompasses Columbus suburbs, but also extends to rural areas.
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"I don't recall ever seeing a pattern of self-dealing that encompasses so many different kinds of self-dealing," he said.
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This year, though, the holiday, which encompasses a month of fasting from dawn to dusk, has not offered its usual refuge.
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O'Rourke, an outspoken Trump critic, is a native of El Paso and used to represent the district that encompasses the city.
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While the prefix "bi" means two, LeClaire said that modern understanding of bisexuality encompasses attraction to more than just two genders.
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It's notoriously expensive to campaign in the district, both because of its size and because it encompasses two major media markets.
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The show's title once referred to Nola's non-monogamous sex life, but now encompasses who she is as a creative, too.
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Of course, the single thing that encompasses all these issues—minimum wage, social support, access to abortion and others—is policy.
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Along with James Cargill, she conjured an enchanted world, one that somehow encompasses past and future simultaneously, in endless astonishing ways.
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This sprawling show at the Musée du quai Branly encompasses a wealth of sepulchral, shrouded spirits meandering through Asia's cultural purview.
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The Season 2 premiere, for instance, also encompasses video wills and Julie's efforts to use her Jewish background for career advancement.
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The Great Neck peninsula encompasses nine villages and several unincorporated areas within the Town of North Hempstead in northwest Nassau County.
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A.I. encompasses a number of different technologies, including robotics and autonomous vehicles, machine learning and natural language processing, and deep learning.
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Lara Kennedy is running for U.S. House of Representatives in the Texas district that encompasses Austin and north of San Antonio.
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But Furman's comprehensive ruling encompasses much more than just whether Ross's decision to include the question was unlawful in its result.
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That New England Journal of Medicine study is still the only one on administrative costs that encompasses the entire health system.
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The county, which also encompasses the lake port city of Duluth, has not really seen its population rebound since that time.
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The new site encompasses 2,500 acres, enough to have suppliers of major components like seats or dashboards set up adjacent plants.
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Our definition of pantry encompasses refrigerator, freezer and cupboard, so you can make entire meals with staples you keep on hand.
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In the 1980s, Ms. Matz was chairwoman of the landmarks committee of Community Board 5, which encompasses much of Midtown Manhattan.
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"Break Stuff" encompasses sounds and spaces, speed and contemplation, curves and angles, methodical processes and brilliant impulses; it never stops thinking.
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It now encompasses the government, tech companies and nonprofit groups like the Taiwan FactCheck Center, and will continue after the election.
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Also, Obama-land generally quite basically encompasses most people who've worked in Democratic politics at some level in the last decade.
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For example, in Harris County — which encompasses most of the Houston metropolitan area — voter registration has boomed 14 percent since 2014.
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Dent represents the 28503th District of Pennsylvania which encompasses the Lehigh Valley and such notable cities as Allentown, Bethlehem and Hershey.
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The July phone call between Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky only encompasses one of four sections of the whistleblower's complaint.
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Since beginning the probe, the IG has twice expanded its scope, which now encompasses all of Pruitt's 2017 taxpayer-funded travel.
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In Brooklyn's 48th Assembly District, which encompasses most of Borough Park, Mr. Trump got 69 percent of the vote, while Mrs.
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Today: A woman who believes in a balanced wellness approach that encompasses spiritual well-being and both physical and mental health.
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Marion County encompasses the city of Indianapolis and had already began prosecuting fewer marijuana-related cases in the past few years.
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By contrast, in District 31, which encompasses all of Staten Island, only 27 percent of the 146 vouchers issued went unused.
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In Tennessee, this plan began as an experimental program in 2013 and now encompasses all rural highways managed by the state.
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Mr. Trump's $6 trillion figure also encompasses the cost of nation-building and future spending on veterans' health care and disability.
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In short, one&aposs inner scorecard encompasses values, morals, ethics, and the ability to do the right thing when making decisions.
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It has been running for several years in the tin-rich South Kivu province and now encompasses more than 50,000 miners.
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The proposed project encompasses over 430 homes on 117 acres, potentially adding thousands of new residents to the town of 12,000.
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She said news organizations should routinely define the meaning of alt-right so that readers understand the specific viewpoints it encompasses.
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Of course, part of being financially secure is having retirement savings, but it encompasses more than preparing for your golden years.
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The footage from doorbell cameras often encompasses more than the customer's doorstep, recording large swaths of personal — and even public — property.
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One of the latter encompasses her beauty routine, which consists of 16 steps and serves as a form of self care.
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And it encompasses a spirit of forgiveness and self-awareness that we all need to hear at this time of year.
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In a nation with two parties, each of which encompasses a broad, sometimes conflicting array of interest groups, priorities periodically shift.
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Of course, Asian-Americans are no monolith, and the term encompasses a huge range of ethnicities, nationalities, languages and political views.
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The building was constructed around a courtyard garden facing the avenue and encompasses a full block between 67th and 68th Streets.
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In February, Nike announced a four-year partnership with the entire Chinese professional League of Legends league, which encompasses 16 teams.
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The district, which encompasses 21 schools, said absences on a typical day number around 100 staffers, or 5 percent of its workforce.
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The order encompasses all facilities in the CBP's El Paso and Rio Grande Valley sectors, which are the subject of a lawsuit.
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This term encompasses all genetic engineering on eggs, sperm, or early embryos — modifications that would be passed down beyond a single generation.
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Green said that Mueller's mandate clearly encompasses looking into whether Sessions tried to conceal the extent of Russia's influence in the election.
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The district, which encompasses middle- and upper-class suburbs as well as parts of Baltimore, has been majority-African American since 1973.
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Hanneman created, discovered, or willed into existence a tune that encompasses as much of the genre as a single song possibly can.
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Because AI encompasses a broad set of algorithms, policymakers must take a nuanced approach to regulation, underscoring the need for technical collaboration.
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The commonly used Cantonese slang shanzhai once referred to copycat electronics, but today the phenomenon encompasses a whole universe of original inventions.
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Kreps, writing in a company blog post announcing the funding, said that the events concept encompasses the basic building blocks of businesses.
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But that encompasses a lot: Astrobiologists look into questions like how life started, how it evolved, and what environments can support it.
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The Civic Alliance, which encompasses various opposition groups, announced a national strike starting on Thursday to put more pressure on the government.
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In 2018 the mobile gaming market, which encompasses smartphones and tablets, grew to $63 billion in revenue, according to research firm Newzoo.
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"It's probably my favorite song in that show, just because it encompasses the anticipation about what's to come in life," he says.
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Its political message was swaddled in parody; its goofy animation exists as a time capsule that encompasses the web at that age.
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Maybe the star was surrounded by a Dyson sphere, a theoretical object that encompasses a sun essentially gathering all of its energy.
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As both a political actor and individual -- as a woman -- Clinton neatly encompasses nearly all of the alt-right's most prevalent hobgoblins.
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The daily chart of the SPDR S&P Retail ETF, known as the XRT, encompasses the largest retail names in the sector.
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The only fashion brand that seems to have really taken off is Lark & Ro, which encompasses casual dresses and other women's clothing.
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Although she is already serving in Washingon, she's not well-known outside of her district, which encompasses areas south of Las Vegas.
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Expectations were high for Walden's memoir, which encompasses figure skating, coming out of the closet, the discovery of artistic passion, and more.
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Directed by photographer Ekaterina Belinskaya, the video encompasses the most glamorous version of your worst stay-at-home-under-the-covers days.
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Top's new role encompasses the bank's syndicated loans, private placement, bond syndicate, corporate, structured and FI DCM, ECM and ratings advisory businesses.
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Surface mining — ripe for automation as it's much less labor-intensive — now encompasses 66% of production compared to 34% for underground mining.
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Depending on one's perspective, U.S. foreign assistance encompasses anything from humanitarian missions in sub-Saharan Africa and the Caribbean to counterterrorism elsewhere.
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Other indicators that Cramer watches are the banking index, the housing index, the semiconductor index and the ETF that encompasses large retailers.
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Because the therapy cap encompasses both physical and speech therapy, patients reach the cap amount quickly, depleting access to on-going care.
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Walden's district, which encompasses over two-thirds of Oregon and is larger than 23 states, has taken full advantage of the law.
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Content for CommonLit lessons is donated by publishers and authors, and encompasses short works or passages from fiction, non-fiction and poetry.
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It is to possess a concern, both selfish and munificent, for an old continent that encompasses Britain now as in the past.
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The project encompasses a short experimental film, an AV installation, and an upcoming VR experience that the artist is currently working on.
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"Proptech" encompasses a diverse range of busineses that brings together real estate and tech and includes companies like Opendoor, AirBnb and WeWork.
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Fittingly known as the Big Island, Hawaii encompasses over 4,173 square miles, almost twice the size of the other Hawaiian Islands combined.
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This year marks the 70th anniversary of the modern Commonwealth, which encompasses almost 2.4 billion people, a third of the world's population.
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The company encompasses the co-living development WeLive, Paltrow Neumann's WeGrow, the gym Rise by We, and the original WeWork coworking business.
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Since the Maldives encompasses more than a thousand islands across 26 atolls, the two islands are the only things around for miles.
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"We are the generation that already encompasses robotic surgery, so using 5G will not be that much of a leap," reflects Kranzfelder.
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The umbrella term encompasses a variety of controversial and not-so-controversial techniques to counteract climate change, not just slow it down.
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Talk, and the greater freedoms of speech and expression that it encompasses, are national imperatives that should deliver a more righteous tomorrow.
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The final regulation encompasses payday, installment, and automobile title loans, all of which primarily serve consumers without access to traditional financing options.
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Together they created a new company, National Geographic Partners, which encompasses television, print publications, maps, digital media, children's media, licensing and tours.
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With auto insurance, weigh comprehensive coverage, which encompasses a wide range of damage including vandalism and theft of auto parts, Barry said.
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I have heard from employers in Nebraska's 2nd District, which encompasses Omaha and surrounding areas, that they are having trouble filling jobs.
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Given the difficulty of relating a multilayered tale that encompasses many years, Ms. Ziegler's script — and Linsay Firman's direction — is admirably comprehensible.
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Academic freedom is defined in terms of the twin missions of the university; it encompasses freedom of research and freedom of teaching.
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Without the heart-racing, heavy-breathing prequel that encompasses foreplay and arousal, your chances of orgasm from penetrative sex are pretty slim.
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Some of the most renowned weed in the U.S. is grown in California's Emerald Triangle, which encompasses Humboldt, Mendocino, and Trinity counties.
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The traditional (and clearly outdated) approach to security involves a single enterprise firewall that encompasses the entirety of an organization's IT infrastructure.
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The movement encompasses multiple overlapping internet subcultures, but is built atop a foundation of white supremacy, anti-Semitism, and anti-feminist ideology.
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And then there's the Chicago franchise, spun off of Chicago Fire; it now encompasses four shows, three of which are still running.
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For a small exhibition, comprised of about 20 works in total, Because For Now encompasses a wide variety of styles and media.
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The company's marketing arm has grown significantly in recent years as broader shifts in consumer behavior have reordered what advertising truly encompasses.
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In 1987, he succeeded with the creation of Pessac-Léognan, which now encompasses the region just south of the city of Bordeaux.
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The festival, based at Aarhus' 'O' Space, encompasses everything from art classes, to performances, to panels, on topics both practical and theoretical.
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Both tastes unsettle us, and some languages barely distinguish between them; in Tahitian one word ('ava'ava) encompasses bitter, sour and even salty.
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Infrastructure spending, which encompasses up to one-sixth of the Chinese economy, slowed sharply through the first seven months of this year.
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" Perhaps no single phrase better encompasses the nation's public health fight against the coronavirus than the clarion call to "flatten the curve.
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That program excludes employers with more than 500 employees, a mind-boggling loophole that encompasses 54 percent of the private work force.
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Mr. Trump can walk away claiming that the phrase encompasses unilateral "complete, verifiable, irreversible dismantlement," or disarmament of North Korea's nuclear arsenal.
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Its vast, pop-culture domain also encompasses the Star Wars empire and the Marvel universe (and Pixar and National Geographic, to boot).
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There are also the poems, those balky players, which remain what they are (or aren't) regardless of the scenery that encompasses them.
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Each hospital's budget is based on its past revenue and encompasses all payers for care, including Medicare, Medicaid and commercial market insurance.
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In 2016, more than 6.3 million people visited Pinellas County, which encompasses those cities, and generated more $9.7 billion in economic activity.
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The workmanship of couture encompasses the high jewelry houses, which have their own ateliers and trends, and whose presentations peppered the week.
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Image courtesy of Mark Image courtesy of Mark "Any movement encompasses art," says Women's March Los Angeles Foundation executive director Emiliana Guereca.
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Because the smelter spewed pollution over great distances, the site encompasses 85033 square miles of company property, public property and private property.
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Primarily a summer community, it is part of the Cape Cod National Seashore, which encompasses 2206 miles of beaches, marshes and ponds.
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The path to consensus has been complicated by Saudi Arabia and Iran, whose longstanding mutual enmity encompasses religious, political and economic competition.
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A person of accomplishment should step up and run on a theme that encompasses the general goodwill and values of most Americans.
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In a single exposure, the camera captures an image that encompasses about 230 times the size of our moon when it's full.
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The debate over enforcement encompasses difficult questions about how to create meaningful opportunities for complaints while respecting due process for those accused.
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About a dozen candidates have already filed to run for the 14th District seat, which encompasses parts of the Bronx and Queens.
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Seventy percent of Harris County, which encompasses Houston, was covered with 18 inches (45 cm) or more of water, county officials said.
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A Kurdish-led administration is struggling to govern the area, which encompasses roughly the third of Syria east of the Euphrates River.
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Acevedo also sports a CEO patch that encompasses her journey, from a young girl scout to the current CEO of the organization.
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Activist and freelance journalist Laura Moser and attorney Lizzie Pannill Fletcher will square off in TX-7, which encompasses Houston's western suburbs.
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Cuyahoga county, which encompasses Cleveland, had at least 517 deaths related to heroin and fentanyl in 2016, up from 228 the year before.
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Harris would widen the group that could benefit from deportation protections significantly so it encompasses more people, including the parents of legal immigrants.
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It encompasses principles ranging from equal access to jobs and fair working conditions and wages to social protection and unemployment benefits and training.
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BTG holding intends to keep listed only its bank Banco BTG Pactual SA, which encompasses the group's investment banking and money management activities.
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