"She's enormously creative, enormously positive, enormously talented and she's also very funny," said Bulette.
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"She would benefit enormously by including me, she would help sell the book enormously," Dershowitz said.
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That does not negate the human tragedy, which troubles me enormously and should trouble everybody enormously.
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They're the fact that adolescence marks an enormously exciting time in a person's life, but also an enormously isolating and horrifying one.
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It can be enormously frustrating for patients — and enormously rewarding for the drug companies, pharmacies, doctors, hospitals and assorted middlemen that profit along the way.
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This plan, however, will cut taxes enormously for the rich (repealing the estate, or inheritance tax) for example; moves that will presumably enrich Mr Trump's family enormously.
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Referendums are, by definition, simple yes-or-no answers to problems that are enormously complicated, or that have enormously complicated ramifications that voters may not entirely understand.
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The second factor is arguably more important: Republican voters are demoralized because the Republican president is enormously unpopular and the Republican Party has spent the past year doing enormously unpopular things.
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So if he can pick a genuine libertarian rather than somebody who&aposs oriented towards state power, it will contribute enormously to the country and enormously to bringing the people together (ph).
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And you'll see and I think it'll be enormously effective.
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Kinsey's, which was favorited over 730,000 times, was enormously so.
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Yet prosecutors are enormously powerful in the criminal justice system.
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The use of geothermal electricity varies enormously around the world.
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Do these titles actually represent what's enormously popular in fandom?
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This is enormously insulting to the vast majority of men.
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Since then, Juul has become enormously popular, particularly among youth.
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Zahn's character is enormously important to the Star Wars universe.
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Those same women would benefit enormously from universal healthcare, too.
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Obviously, any of this would be enormously scandalous if true.
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Delays can add enormously to the final bill, Cáceres said.
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Tuesday's endorsement will help Clinton "enormously," said former Massachusetts Rep.
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Effective scientific legislation therefore benefits enormously from legislators engaging scientists.
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Easter as a holiday has enormously old and potent roots.
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It still matters enormously who's in the White House. Right.
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These two characteristics have made him enormously susceptible to manipulation.
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Britain has benefited enormously from its embrace of free trade.
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"The player feedback has been enormously positive," the CEO said.
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True, Harvey and Irma, like Katrina, were enormously destructive storms.
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Democrats have struggled enormously with these women in recent years.
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I think George H. W. Bush suffered from that enormously.
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But the digital currency has proved enormously resilient this year.
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The patients in his clinics were enormously grateful to him.
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Clinton is heir to an enormously successful bipartisan governing tradition.
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Some of the Williams and Walker shows were enormously popular.
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One enormously fat man lies half naked on the floor.
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"The gay space has developed and evolved enormously," said Locke.
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The curators were assigned enormously broad swaths of cultural turf.
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"I find that enormously offensive as a list," Dixon said.
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It was enormously important to how PBS conducted itself thereafter.
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"Working on any political project is enormously fun," she said.
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"It could be an enormously significant impact," Mr. Revesz said.
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But prosecutors are enormously powerful in the criminal justice system.
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But those limits are unlikely to "enormously" reduce gun violence.
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She will be enormously missed by everyone who knew her.
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It might sound silly, but it can be enormously helpful.
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Time magazine, enormously powerful then, ran a profile of him.
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The mixture of solitude and uncertainty fertilized the situation enormously.
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I've certainly grown enormously through each one of those experiences.
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"Wireless entertainment will continue to grow enormously," Mr. Drennan said.
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Water pollution is enormously costly in a variety of ways.
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By bringing stability it has contributed enormously to American prosperity.
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"They're enormously important," Sanders said in an interview with POLITICO.
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" "His is turning out to be an enormously consequential presidency.
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And that's just going to be enormously frustrating for complainants.
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Other efforts have required enormously expensive engineering to ensure protection.
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The cost to fix an existing website can vary enormously.
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But that can make the winners enormously hard to predict.
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But it would also complicate the painting's emotional charge enormously.
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It's been an enormously popular cause with the conservative base.
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Picking shares is enormously difficult, given all the potential factors involved.
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Plans on the table would add enormously to the government debt.
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Engineering a solution to the rising tides will be enormously expensive.
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It was enormously successful for us to be on YouTube Red.
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Meanwhile, his is turning out to be an enormously consequential presidency.
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Zipes argues that this family story has always been enormously important.
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"Choir members' motivation increases enormously when they compete," says Mr Lazri.
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The fact is the German economy is enormously endangered by aging.
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And I suddenly felt enormously grateful for our pint-sized wedding.
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"A truly universal UBI would be enormously expensive," the paper argues.
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The circumstances will vary — sometimes enormously so — from case to case.
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Fossil fuels are enormously powerful energy sources, dense with packed energy.
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The vaping industry has been enormously successful at getting kids hooked.
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Across rich and poor countries, the survivability of cancer varies enormously.
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Most people enormously underestimate how easily influenced they are in general.
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It helped her enormously as an angry teenager, she tells me.
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In that endeavor, Chavkin is helped enormously by her able crew.
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And I think it&aposs -- I think it&aposs enormously serious.
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I think that step toward general artificial intelligence is enormously important.
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Marijuana is enormously more valuable by weight and volume than tobacco.
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Having the monks present at all the meditation sessions helped enormously.
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Even with those limitations, Mueller's testimony promises to be enormously consequential.
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El Nino and La Nina episodes vary enormously in their intensity.
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They probably read articles like this one and enjoy it enormously.
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But we are enormously grateful to Sheikh Mohammed for stepping in.
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For one thing, it would have to be scaled up enormously.
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He believes, however, that Le Mans has changed enormously since then.
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Sprat was enormously fat,Her hubby (the rat!) took a powder.
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In the years since, donors have contributed enormously to rebuilding it.
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"It's certainly enormously better than it used to be," said Fuller.
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The congressional GOP's agenda is enormously unpopular; so is Donald Trump.
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It's a company with a great platform and enormously successful products.
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Bringing these profits back would be enormously costly regardless of tax.
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The US private health care industry is enormously profitable and powerful.
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The outcome of the election was enormously important to him, obviously.
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"There are some special interests that are enormously powerful," Vucetich noted.
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That's enormously liberating, and it's good for both parents and kids.
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An enormously public floor failure is not something anyone wants again.
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In Grant he is aided enormously by his subject's extraordinary life.
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WHITE HOUSE SAYS NEXT PRESIDENT WILL BENEFIT ENORMOUSLY FROM HAVING TPP
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Those efforts have been enormously successful, especially during the Obama administration.
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How do you cope in what must be enormously stressful times?
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Speaking of simple-seeming things that are actually enormously powerful: grep.
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"The scope of what I appreciate has widened enormously," he said.
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Nine out of 10 companies made money, but revenues varied enormously.
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Brussels' bureaucracy, first and foremost, has enormously facilitated trade within Europe.
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The problem is that these machines are enormously difficult to build.
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Today, the deep and enormously powerful controlling force is the economy.
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The service, which is based in San Francisco, has grown enormously.
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The world has changed enormously, but I don't have 11 galleries.
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"It must have been enormously painful for him," Allen told me.
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Still, the move towards unifying TV naming conventions is enormously positive.
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It's not that people haven't been helpful, they've been enormously helpful.
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"This has actually hurt the poor enormously," one business leader said.
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He's cultivated an enormously complex web of agriculture groups and constituencies.
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"I'm enormously happy, and very moved," Mr. Kushner said on Tuesday.
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Alphabet Other Bets margins have improved enormously since Porat arrived pic.twitter.
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Over the years it proved to be an enormously influential idea.
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And they were just enormously blunt about it in these interviews.
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She seemed enormously impressed that I had met Annette and Cécile.
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He then allowed us to re-shoot the pilot, enormously expensive.
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Today is an enormously consequential day for the Republican presidential race.
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Those are enormous challenges, given their unpredictability and enormously variable features.
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" But Alec Karakatsanis, a lawyer for Civil Rights Corps, a nonprofit organization that has been involved in several of the bail cases, called the cash-bail system "a catastrophe," adding, "It's enormously unjust and enormously costly.
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"Infrastructure is enormously important to our productivity, to our competitiveness," Fletcher said.
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The goal is to understand the brain's enormously complex visual processing system.
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And to their credit they were enormously progressive for creating that model.
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Microsoft purchased Skype for more than $8 billion, making Kutcher enormously wealthy.
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On the other hand, I look at China, they&aposre enormously aggressive.
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Further progress requires recognising that America's economy is an enormously complicated mechanism.
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Few doubt that China has grown enormously over the past three decades.
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"Obviously my life has changed enormously," Velour says of her demanding year.
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Parker's shoe line, which she said has grown enormously, is produced overseas.
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When it comes to pizza, my favourite food, I'm not enormously fussy.
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I'm enormously proud of what we have been able to build together.
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America has gained enormously from the post-war order it helped design.
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I mean, you've got a CEO that cares enormously about his compensation.
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But there is clear and convincing evidence that it does matter. Enormously.
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It would, of course, be enormously helpful and hopeful for the refugees.
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Fragmentation also means that prices for the same service can vary enormously.
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Ikat patterns have become enormously popular in both fashion and interior design.
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What's the leading defect that makes Dan Brown enormously inferior to Shirley
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"High-skilled immigration has directly benefited my family enormously," Hira told lawmakers.
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I struggled enormously with greens, grays and any pale or muted colors.
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He explained how gene drive systems could one day prove enormously powerful.
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China's appetite to conduct trade and investment partnerships is also enormously positive.
|
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"His is turning out to be an enormously consequential presidency," Goodwin declared.
|
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Experts say the self-reporting varies enormously in thoroughness, frequency and accuracy.
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Tax cuts for the rich and social spending cuts are enormously unpopular.
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It has been enormously successful, expanding to more than 40 stores worldwide.
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How much water this accounts for varies enormously from country to country.
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Biden's role Vice President Joe Biden has been enormously consequential as well.
|
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As CFCs were thought to be risk-free, their use grew enormously.
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But the question of whether Max's conclusion was correct remains enormously consequential.
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And above all, the people have a strong and enormously influential voice.
|
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Indeed, WhatsApp, which is enormously popular in Brazil, has been the main
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During the '203s, sales of her ready-to-wear designs grew enormously.
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It requires a little luck and at least one enormously courageous person.
|
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It's certainly easy to envision transnational movements that would be enormously beneficial.
|
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And I was enormously happy to have curated this double googolplex experience.
|
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But well before then, it had already become an enormously influential organization.
|
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But building digital effects is still a painstaking and enormously tedious process.
|
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It helps enormously that I have a dark sense of humor myself.
|
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It is physical and personal — and it is also, potentially, enormously lucrative.
|
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So far, our approaches have been piecemeal, enormously costly and largely unsuccessful.
|
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They are also, in and of themselves, an enormously powerful climate policy.
|
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The merger was enormously lucrative to the companies' controlling shareholder, Shaul Elovitch.
|
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But while that may sound simple enough, the details are enormously complex.
|
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Plato, while certainly disagreeing with him about certain matters, admired him enormously.
|
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It doesn't increase the price enormously, but it's very chic and beautiful.
|
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The web services division has transformed Amazon into an enormously profitable company.
|
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Thanks to Joel and Will for helping me improve the fill enormously.
|
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This information exchange has left me both enormously grateful and utterly panicked.
|
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On top of the critical adulation, the platform is just enormously popular.
|
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It's what he's built his highly successful and enormously influential business around.
|
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This review filter is, to put it mildly, enormously unpopular among businesses.
|
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This seemed strange to me because he was an enormously important figure.
|
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The problem has already proven to be enormously costly for chemicals manufacturers.
|
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The government's use of terrorism watchlists has grown enormously since the Sept.
|
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In the grand scheme of things, you and I are enormously insignificant.
|
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" Rather, he emphasized the composer's exploratory nature and "enormously fertile musical mind.
|
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At the same time, outside groups have spent enormously in the race.
|
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The U.S. economy has benefited enormously from a strong rule of law.
|
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I write this as a woman who has indeed been enormously blessed.
|
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The early evidence is that it will — enormously — while Trump pretends otherwise.
|
|
Joe Donnelly lost badly despite an enormously favorable national environment for Democrats.
|
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And the point is that the US has this enormously burdensome history.
|
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"We would have to operationally change the business and reallocate certain businesses back into the EU. That's not technically impossible...but enormously costly and enormously inefficient... and will mean the scale of our activities here will reduce," said Bardrick.
|
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"It's not only deeply embarrassing, but it's something I regret enormously," he said.
|
|
The discovery of a dark disk, of any size, would be enormously revealing.
|
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In difficult conditions, finding someone you connect with can be enormously psychologically beneficial.
|
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Furthermore, tech has become enormously more powerful and influential over the last decade.
|
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It was really interesting, I just got sad, like enormously sad, over it.
|
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Of course, that's always true … but the gap between them has grown enormously.
|
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The whole meeting was politically controversial before it happened and enormously controversial after.
|
|
The pharmaceutical industry has spent enormously on lobbying in the age of Trump.
|
|
Omni Magazine was an enormously influential publication that ran from 1978 to 1995.
|
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Our board and, ultimately, our shareholders, have benefited enormously from his many contributions.
|
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It's a brilliant lie, and one that could be enormously fun and engaging.
|
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Yet they demonstrate the fragility of insurance markets, in which details matter enormously.
|
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"I'm enormously frustrated by it," Travers told a pre-inquest hearing on Tuesday.
|
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All of you are seen as these senior strategists and enormously talented people.
|
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The suffering was terrible, of course, and it was also enormously visually appealing.
|
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Speaking to CNN, Triggs said it was "enormously encouraging" to hear Forst's conclusions.
|
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They have proven enormously popular in the marketplace, especially among lower-income Americans.
|
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Transcripts, diplomas, resumes — simple documents with enormously important economic consequences for their holders.
|
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The NHS is the largest employer in Europe and an enormously complex organisation.
|
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But if I really have a shitty day, I can get enormously cranky.
|
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"We are benefitting enormously anyway from the ECB's low interest rates," Kalozois said.
|
|
The share of people lacking health insurance varies enormously from state to state.
|
|
"I am enormously proud of this film," Jason Blum said in a statement.
|
|
My children and I are enormously proud of the work he is doing.
|
|
We're bringing the enormously popular TechCrunch Store across the pond to Disrupt London!
|
|
We're not trying to oversimplify things, since biochemistry is an enormously complex topic.
|
|
"It amused me enormously doing this bare interior," says one of the letters.
|
|
Further, liberals understand that candidate Trump benefited enormously from his powerful name recognition.
|
|
For a lot of other people, though, glam was enormously influential and empowering.
|
|
He said things have changed enormously, particularly in Belgrade, in the last decade.
|
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All of these things as skills were not only fascinating but enormously important.
|
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Look: I will be enormously surprised if Arya is dead and done for.
|
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From a counterterrorism perspective, the capture of Abdeslam could provide enormously useful information.
|
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The sex scene was enormously difficult to do for a myriad of reasons.
|
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That activity started with espionage, he said, and has evolved enormously since then.
|
|
But it did not stop RSS from becoming enormously popular during the 2000s.
|
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Still, like its subject, Get Me Roger Stone is enormously and effortlessly entertaining.
|
|
Our lives and our economy are digitally dependent and benefit enormously from technology.
|
|
After Nixon's victory, two books, both of which became enormously influential, proposed explanations.
|
|
This should have been an enormously successful week for the Donald Trump administration.
|
|
"This is an enormously important endorsement," Donovan told The Hill in an interview.
|
|
Saccone embraced the Trump brand in a region where Trump was enormously popular.
|
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"I benefited enormously by a great society and a great economy," he said.
|
|
In the case of Courbet and Manet, I appreciate them enormously as artists.
|
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It seemed enormously inspiring for anyone who makes, or who cares about, art.
|
|
THIS IS AN ENORMOUSLY IMPORTANT PART OF OUR ECONOMIC PROGRAM FROM DAY ONE.
|
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"It's not only deeply embarrassing, but it's something I regret enormously," Nix said.
|
|
Fantasy is also an enormously profitable publishing space, and franchises can extend indefinitely.
|
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KS: I think that would be enormously successful because it's like, let's remember.
|
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"Just a positive attitude in the White House is enormously important," he said.
|
|
Meanwhile, Ghani is taking an enormously risky strategy with respect to the negotiations.
|
|
First of all, the cable era was enormously responsible for the Trump era.
|
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Public opinion was enormously important in the enactment of those [net neutrality] rules.
|
|
All this means that building ethical artificial intelligence is an enormously complex task.
|
|
All of this creates yet another reason the midterms are so enormously important.
|
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I'm enormously excited to see what J. Lo and Shakira have fought for.
|
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"I was pressured enormously by my university to take that money," he said.
|
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"This is an enormously consequential election coming up in 54 days," she said.
|
|
Physical gestures are enormously significant, each movement a germ of drama and scrutiny.
|
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Politics matters enormously; it's right to care, to feel alarmed, and to argue.
|
|
Cosby's reputation and fame have suffered enormously; he is an ailing man now.
|
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"This is an enormously important investigation for the government," Reback told Business Insider.
|
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"I watched all of the debates, and I was enormously depressed," he said.
|
|
Changing how elections work is an enormously difficult policy and systems engineering challenge.
|
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It has become enormously complex, ever-morphing and a source of huge backlogs.
|
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The world has already benefited enormously from the ecosystem a neutral internet enables.
|
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My country of Iraq has suffered enormously under the tenures of American presidents.
|
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The enormously complexity, difficulty and cost of space programs have specific political consequences.
|
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"I think it would be enormously interesting," he said of a brokered convention.
|
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The province is considered the cultural heart of the country and enormously influential.
|
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This practice of corporate self-indulgence is not new, but it's grown enormously.
|
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It's enormously complicated, but it will get you wherever you need to go.
|
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"I became enormously successful, but I wasn't as happy or fulfilled," Muller said.
|
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That assumes that the police have an enormously powerful influence on crime rates.
|
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He contributed enormously toward changing the sensibility and attitudes toward gay people and artists.
|
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We have enormously enjoyed reading their thoughts, and have already learned a great deal.
|
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The stakes are enormously high, and yet the risks – and opportunities – are even higher.
|
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Even though it's clearly an enormously difficult undertaking that doesn't mean we don't try.
|
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Under constant threat of getting fired, Coppola was enormously depressed during the entire shoot.
|
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Many of these ideas — on prescription drugs, for example — are enormously popular, polls show.
|
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Based on the detail we have, the plan would add enormously to American debt.
|
|
While the iPhone XR is larger than the iPhone X, it's not enormously so.
|
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Tuberculosis rates vary enormously not just between countries, but even from neighborhood to neighborhood.
|
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Beneath this conservative geometry, however, airliner technology has improved enormously and is still improving.
|
|
In everything from history to demographics, politics, and resource dependence, the BRICS vary enormously.
|
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This enormously fragmented industry struggles to match shippers (the demand) with carriers (the supply).
|
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But yes, I agree that the GOP tax cut was enormously irresponsible and unfair.
|
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A role like Robert depends enormously on who plays it for that something extra.
|
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I used to enormously look up to Sony in the early and mid '80s.
|
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However, size alone does not make a faraway country an enormously attractive trading partner.
|
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You end up with everyone Photoshopping the enormously satisfied grin on the dog's face.
|
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Grassroots opposition has been an enormously effective tool in these kinds of congressional battles.
|
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But the bill is enormously popular, passing both the Senate and the House unanimously.
|
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Having an independent monitor and a federal judge oversee the process is enormously important.
|
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Watching this is enormously gratifying, particularly since Hannity is absolutely terrible at reporting himself.
|
|
Kimia Fasihian, one of Gordanpour's friends, is enormously patriotic and optimistic about the future.
|
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The fact that they're evolving the platform, that's something that has been enormously helpful.
|
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I think it has benefited the country enormously and will continue to benefit it.
|
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They felt enormously guilty, so they gave me two small Buddhas as a gift.
|
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It's something I'm enormously proud of: As a team, we did the right thing.
|
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I think our understanding of addiction has grown enormously in the last fifteen years.
|
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For our federal system, in an enormous and enormously diverse country, it was ideal.
|
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"The fiscal situation is enormously important to our country," Kashkari said during a discussion.
|
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Most of this material was new to me, and I enjoyed this book enormously.
|
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The GOP front-runner has become enormously popular with many white, working-class voters.
|
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The Magic 8 Ball has been an enormously popular fortune-telling toy for decades.
|
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"NFL franchises are enormously valuable," said Andrew Zimbalist, a sports economist at Smith College.
|
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The process has been enormously complex and challenging and costly to you personally, correct?
|
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And the company knows that this data is also enormously valuable to potential partners.
|
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From Boston to Bangladesh, social media have contributed enormously to the pursuit of happiness.
|
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"What we liked about it enormously is that the process is visible," she said.
|
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It's caused by a lack oxygen at high altitudes and can be enormously debilitating.
|
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Putin, who controls most of the media, remains enormously popular despite tough economic times.
|
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While he's modestly unpopular with white women, he is enormously popular with white men.
|
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Germany's aggressive tilt toward renewable energy has raised costs enormously for its industrial sector.
|
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The limits of the possible—the best working measure of politics—have expanded enormously.
|
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Here's the challenge: These laws are enormously complicated and completely incompatible with one another.
|
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Why this matters: Health policy is enormously complicated to write and then actually implement.
|
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"I liked her enormously," Mr. Rylance said recently, in a rush of respectful warmth.
|
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"I consider him a huge influence and someone who inspired me enormously," he added.
|
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He said the podcast had been "enormously helpful" in pursuing justice for his client.
|
|
It was enormously topical and satirical, especially when it came to show business itself.
|
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I mean, is there anything that sports doesn't affect in an enormously controversial way?
|
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"Everyone I know who has been enormously successful" struggles with self-doubt, she said.
|
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"He didn't crush her at all: He actually encouraged her enormously," Ms. Sire said.
|
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This magnifies the effect of small contributions enormously — and encourages candidates to seek them.
|
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Yet congressional leaders are trying to write a bill that cuts those taxes enormously.
|
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"The regulatory rollbacks that I've seen from the administration are enormously troubling," cautioned Whitman.
|
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Although Ms. Lankesh supported the call, the Lingayat movement had other, enormously powerful leaders.
|
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As president, Trump is enormously important, but there's so much else happening as well.
|
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For some lucky students, it's still an exhilarating and enormously fun rite of passage.
|
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The initial thrust by the enemy ... was enormously successful in a matter of hours.
|
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This has been enormously successful, housing about 85 percent of the most complex folks.
|
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The enormously popular fantasy series, meanwhile, moves to the summer for the first time.
|
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This victory is enormously significant — but it is not the end of the story.
|
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On the other hand-- trade has benefited us and the world enormously over time.
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WARREN BUFFETT: Well-- I would say we have not been enormously affected by trade.
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He has led a consequence-free life despite enormously self-destructive behaviors over time.
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And that made me enormously attractive to the spies, because larceny was built in.
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He is enormously popular with many Filipinos, for whom narcotics are a major scourge.
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Until then, "She's Missing" is oddly hypnotic, helped enormously by Gareth Munden's striking cinematography.
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But resilience is not inexhaustible, nor inevitable, and many more struggled enormously to survive.
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"Fashion has been enormously influenced by sex work, and vice versa," Mr. Santos said.
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" CONSTANTINE FRASER, ANALYST AT TS LOMBARD: "On the constitutional side, this is enormously important.
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Though these have been enormously beneficial for society, the benefits have been distributed unequally.
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Jones is an enormously qualified and appealing candidate who was born in Fairfield, Ala.
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The Friday after Thanksgiving remains enormously important — at least symbolically — to the retail industry.
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However, both the hardware and software have improved enormously in the past few years.
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Amazon benefited enormously from Seattle being a great community with a solid middle class.
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But I can say with zero equivocation that my team made me enormously proud.
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The project, called ITER, is an enormous, and enormously complex and costly, physics experiment.
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At this point, each day leading into the February 15 deadline is enormously consequential.
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The stakes in the new administration's raging internal debate about trade are enormously high.
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Obviously, those time frames vary enormously, and hopefully you experience that throughout the show.
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I would describe my state of being, relating to the Switch, as Enormously Anxious.
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This productivity slowdown matters enormously because Americans' standard of living depends on productivity growth.
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Still, he hardly has unlimited resources, and the Russian interference topic is enormously complex.
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My dad was a terrible businessman, but everyone he did business with liked him enormously.
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As President his ways of talking about it -- and, more importantly, his actions -- matter enormously.
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"The Sopranos," the last HBO drama to scale these heights, crafted an enormously divisive finish.
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And that means that war with North Korea remains enormously unlikely, but it's not impossible.
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On the back of these activities, it became enormously powerful as well as very wealthy.
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Anne Kirkpatrick, and Trump proved to be enormously popular in McCain's home state of Arizona.
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The next question, from Jacob, 5, was enormously tough — just how big IS The Rock?
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I'm enormously hopeful that consumers around the world care about the future of the planet.
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It uses the effects of quantum mechanics to speed up enormously some sorts of calculations.
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Homegoing: A Novel, Yaa Gyasi In 18th-century Ghana, two sisters experience enormously different fates.
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Without being enhanced, without one taking any drugs—you can really change people's perception enormously.
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The NBA is enormously popular in China, which has a huge basketball following in general.
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The one I was most famous for was "Sandman," which I was enormously proud of.
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Forests now cover two-thirds of Catalonia, in Spain, up enormously from a century ago.
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Just as with more research, we've reduced traffic fatalities enormously over the last 30 years.
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He's fabulously wealthy and enormously respected, thanks to a brilliant career as a TV writer.
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The pulverizing of so many of the world's highest, hardest glass ceilings is enormously gratifying.
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On a final note, I do think Greenpeace does enormously vital work around the world.
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"I found out something was wrong because my right leg swelled up enormously," Sheppard said.
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Quantum computing will be enormously faster than ordinary computing and will also lead unbreakable ciphers.
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In recent years, treatment of childhood cancers, including lymphomas, and infectious diseases have advanced enormously.
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I MEAN, PEOPLE TALK ABOUT CREDIT CARDS ON FILE AS BEING AN ENORMOUSLY VALUABLE ASSET.
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"These weren't mistakes," and the investors' loss was "enormously serious," Wood told a packed courtroom.
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"I'll be enormously proud to represent Australia in the role of governor general," Hurley said.
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But 30 percent of the time, almost everyone said they cared about their privacy enormously.
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And many individual workers would benefit enormously if their job skills were more geographically portable.
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Walker's book was enormously influential, but Janet did not feel that it described her situation.
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The discrediting of our institutions, the justice system, the judiciary, the press, is enormously destructive.
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That will help enormously to ensure fair future elections end the scourge of voter suppression.
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Despite claims of the Sanders movement's waffling momentum, he is still an enormously popular politician.
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Lewis is enormously influential among Democrats and a towering figure of the civil rights movement.
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It's not too heavy to cause fatigue but hefty enough to help enormously with cutting.
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"Vitamin E acetate is enormously sticky," Jim Pirkle, from the CDC's environmental health lab, said.
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It's enormously energy intensive and doesn't biodegrade, making for a catastrophic carbon and environmental footprint.
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The program has been enormously successful, eliminating highly enriched uranium from dozens of such facilities.
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For our purposes today, the native Windows and Mac command line environments aren't enormously different.
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Under the terms of his enormously generous employment contract, Moonves was owed about $140 million.
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That decision complicated the Clinton investigation enormously for the F.B.I. because the case against Mrs.
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" Sanders called California the "big enchilada," adding that the delegate-rich state is "enormously important.
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Bitcoin values fluctuate enormously and can do so in a very short period of time.
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Consider eastern Kentucky, a very white area which has benefited enormously from Obama-era initiatives.
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I know it's an enormously tricky thing for an author to adapt their own work.
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"Enormously important issues hang in the balance," he said in the Senate before the announcement.
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There is some violence, and the dialogue can be clunky, but they remain enormously entertaining.
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Regulating technology is an enormously complicated issue, and it's not clear anyone has the answer.
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As a highly leveraged real estate developer, Mr. Trump benefited enormously from low interest rates.
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To be sure, these issues can be enormously complex and forging consensus can take time.
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They all have shareholders; they lobby enormously in Washington, just like in every other industry.
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If millions of them seek to join such a plan, its cost would expand enormously.
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I'm trying to be very careful because I am enormously fond and respectful of Sen.
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"They seem to be taking the long view on this; it's enormously expensive," Squire said.
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The company adopted Western technologies, transparent accounting practices and profited enormously from bullish international investment.
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One of those is Chad Cleaver, co-manager of two enormously successful emerging markets funds.
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There is, after all, one class of Americans who stand to gain enormously from immigration.
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This claim is enormously misleading — and a shaky basis for congressional action on the rule.
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"Defining what your game is — where you're going to have an edge — is enormously important."
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" Kushner says, "He was very skeptical, in an enormously pleasant and entertaining and civilized way.
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He will always be remembered for his humor and charisma and will be missed enormously.
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But for the broader purpose of the essay, this enormously consequential omission makes perfect sense.
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Reproductive health care, more than most issues, has been enormously shaped by individual billionaire philanthropists.
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"Words matter enormously over there," said Michael O'Hanlon, a military expert at the Brookings Institution.
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This was enormously frustrating to constituents who had voted for us because they wanted change.
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People with those mutations have no internal controls on their fat and grow enormously obese.
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The science behind how cannabis affects users is enormously complicated and still not well understood.
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The rules on capital, risk and other issues are enormously important to the banking industry.
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"Conducting an impeachment trial in the Senate is an enormously weighty and solemn responsibility," Sen.
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With crisp dialogue, a winning protagonist and a propulsive plot, the tale is enormously entertaining.
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The script didn't make any sense, and then it was a bad pilot, enormously expensive.
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Economically, the incentives are obvious: The first company to produce artificial superintelligence will profit enormously.
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Tillerson would, personally, profit enormously from the United States making unilateral concessions on this front.
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Right now, his credibility on the science side is weakened enormously by his climate change perspective.
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If you release the prisoners that are caught up in the coup, that helps us enormously.
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He tells me that writing about MH370 and his life without Chandrika has helped him enormously.
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Just imagine yourself in a movie theater, reclining in an enormously luxe, obsidian-black leather seat.
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"We tend to see China as a country that has benefited enormously from globalization," Consonery said.
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Enormously expensive, they may be tailor-made for Bloomberg, who's apparently willing to spend unlimited sums.
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At the same time, Rubio is enormously valuable to Trump, and the Florida senator knows that.
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The show has also been an enormously relevant drama and a massive critical hit for Hulu.
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At 21st Century Fox we will always be enormously grateful for the great business he built.
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Arab shows, such as those that broadcast via Nilesat, an Egyptian satellite company, were enormously popular.
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This election will be enormously consequential one way or another when it comes to climate change.
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Not that it would be enormously challenging to appear unamused in the face of this tune.
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The platform is enormously powerful in Cambodia and plays a massive role in the country's politics.
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Martin Parr is a widely respected and enormously prolific photographer with more than 80 books published.
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That in turn means that airport lines will soon swell enormously and swallow every traveler whole.
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Facebook and Google are enormously lucrative businesses, with margins of 50% and 29% respectively in 2017.
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Image: APDespite being enormously profitable, Google's parent company, Alphabet, has ballooned its expenditures on experimental projects.
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"A Trump presidency would be enormously bearish for stocks," Gartman told CNBC's "Fast Money " on Monday.
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That's trying to win support from the African-American community where the President is enormously popular.
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I'm not sure we are going to address it, and that is enormously frustrating for me.
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"These plans have proven enormously popular in the marketplace, especially among lower-income Americans," Pai said.
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Sex workers are already in an enormously precarious position because of the cultural biases against them.
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"It's enormously burdensome," Neomi Rao, administrator of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, said Tuesday.
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That's trying to win support from the African-American community where the president is enormously popular.
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If that means picking a fight with Trump, all the better — he's enormously unpopular in Germany.
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For members of Congress who are drafting legislation to combat Russian interference, the answer matters enormously.
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Having been imprisoned in July 2014, Rezaian has suffered enormously, as have other Americans unfairly held.
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That visit helped enormously, Scholze said, in distilling his and Stix's objections down to their essence.
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Civilization's understanding of Earth has expanded enormously in recent decades, making humanity safer and more prosperous.
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RW: So I have always been enormously passionate about the media business, and TV in particular.
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The horror-comedy, Jordan Peele's directorial debut, has become enormously profitable, given its $4.5 million budget.
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This is a small story, but the incident is symbolic of something enormously dark and ominous.
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He respects the game enormously, and that just makes it so nice to work with him.
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I think it's a really good play, but I think it benefited enormously from its timing.
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"Beneath the water there is a corruption pyramid built up enormously over five years," she said.
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Through the church, these women could take enormously powerful roles heading hospitals, housing projects and schools.
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By that measure, their legislative efforts have failed, as the labyrinthine tax code remains enormously complex.
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Though it is still enormously difficult, building a chip is easier than it used to be.
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We had a very, very close relationship — I admire him enormously, and he's a great friend.
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France and Germany together equal Russia's population, enormously outweigh the country economically and outspend it militarily.
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One is that Social Security is an enormously effective tool for keeping seniors out of poverty.
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Some pointed me to disclosures that lenders had filed with the government, which were enormously helpful.
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And getting there will be enormously difficult, in part because passenger flight is very heavily regulated.
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Apple's work with Siri from the beginning has focused enormously on on-device processing whenever possible.
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Laudato Si' proved enormously influential in raising political goodwill for environmental initiatives, including the Paris accords.
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It helps enormously that she is played with alert sensitivity and acute intelligence by Elle Fanning.
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This was enormously insightful, as it helped us test overall market demand, sellability, and even pricing.
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Marvel Studios, which Disney bought in 2009, has produced a string of enormously successful superhero films.
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Ms. Gardner and Ms. Kramer describe him as not only enormously controlling but also physically abusive.
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"It's enormously difficult to do effectively, and also difficult to assess the effectiveness," said Dr. Schaffner.
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We're on the cusp of an enormously disruptive industrial wave driven by artificial intelligence and robotics.
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But they said it would help enormously if Trump sent an ObamaCare bill to Capitol Hill.
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First came internal conflict over the revolution's spoils, and then an enormously costly war with Iraq.
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This is still a business that depends enormously on the expertise of individuals rather than machines.
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The current Republican Governor, Charlie Baker, a Trump critic who's up in 2022, is enormously popular.
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But much of what Trump has said during this crisis has been enormously helpful to Tehran.
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Essentially, golf courses have persuaded the state to treat their enormously valuable land as almost valueless.
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The other route into Trump's decision-making process is through his enormously influential daughter, Ivanka. 12.
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Kazakhstan has benefited enormously from China's global infrastructure-building scheme, the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI).
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The NRA is in disarray, but guns are still an enormously powerful symbol on the right.
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El Paso stands to benefit enormously, but so does every state with a large Dreamer population.
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It helped enormously that Mr. Leo came to the campaign at a critical time of need.
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Passage will only delay an inevitable reckoning with pollution caused by our enormously consolidated agricultural system.
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After all, Vaccarello's debut dresses aren't enormously different than the after-dark proportions of Slimane's collections.
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Trump on Tuesday acknowledged that the natural disaster would be enormously expensive for the federal government.
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"These women were enormously sophisticated and tasteful and well-versed in corporate weaponry," Mr. Wright said.
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But as much as Mr. Netanyahu chafed at Mr. Obama's stance, he benefited enormously from it.
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" The column also says of Trump: "His is turning out to be an enormously consequential presidency.
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Enormously long, 25 pages in the Arthur Waley translation, Genji was often interpreted by visual artists.
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This was an enormously hard task: to measure, basically, the smallest thing there is to measure.
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"I think parental leave is enormously important — and it's a personal decision," she told Business Insider.
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"It felt good to do it and the feedback has been enormously positive," the cookbook author adds.
|
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"That's a very strange move," said one commentator, an enormously talented Go player in his own right.
|
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Brittany Maynard's sad but courageous choice to die with dignity drew an enormously supportive yet sad reaction.
|
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Hardin Scott, the main character of Anna Todd's enormously popular After series, wasn't always called Hardin Scott.
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The point is: What happens online is enormously important when it comes to having an informed citizenry.
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He's 40 years old, but his field has already changed enormously over the course of his career.
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"Defining what your game is — where you're going to have an edge — is enormously important," Buffett says.
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CD: I'm enormously happy with the progress that we've made because everything that we've done is unchartered.
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As ever, having a clear view of Saudi intentions would be enormously helpful to the oil community.
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You're going to make this enormously popular podcast even more popular if I just read the book.
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At the very least, this can be enormously annoying, interrupting your work, dinner, or favorite TV show.
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Their work has been enormously influential, pushing other researchers in the field to conduct higher-quality studies.
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Second, the challenge of guaranteeing access to multiple law enforcement agencies in multiple countries is enormously complex.
|
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In another year or two, things we can't even imagine will change enormously due to deep learning.
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To lose an election -- a very public defeat that can be personally devastating -- raises the stakes enormously.
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The logistics arm has expanded enormously over the past decade, tripling its income between 2005 and 2015.
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Although the fundamental mechanism is always the same—the uncontrolled proliferation of cells—the details vary enormously.
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And the ability of those giants to spend enormously on technology has helped them maintain their dominance.
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Such a move would be enormously sensitive in some countries that are net recipients of cohesion funding.
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Feynman's variant came later, and it advanced the field enormously because of its greater simplicity and practicality.
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Its acquisition of The Lord of the Rings franchise brings them an enormously successful and recognizable property.
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"Not everyone realizes that right from the beginning the books were enormously successful in America," Thwait says.
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"Manufacturers of rowing machines and other gymnasium apparatus will find their sales enormously curtailed," the magazine suggested.
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The trade Trump is imposing on the GOP was apparent in 2016 and enormously intensified in 2018.
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For the rest of us, it straddles a fine line between being enormously convenient and eerily deceptive.
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"The threatening messages, along with... video and photographs... were enormously disturbing to the Levinson family," it says.
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Biden first entered national politics in the 1970s, and the Democratic electorate has changed enormously since then.
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Economists at the time worried that using interest rates to rein in inflation would be enormously costly.
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We'd be back to a Darwinian international order, with great powers like Russia and China enormously emboldened.
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Direct investment has slowed down enormously and they've had to fight to keep the Yuan Renminbi steady.
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"I can say that I was very happy with the way the show ended, enormously," he added.
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Only the simplest self-sustaining enzyme systems exist today, and this would be an enormously complex one.
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Obviously we've benefited enormously from software engineers' twitchy, instinctive desire to speed things up, to create plenitude.
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Desalination might help provide the city with fresh water, but it's enormously expensive to run such plants.
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"We're enormously grateful for the court's compassion and understanding," said Jane Moscowitz, Gonzalez's attorney, after the sentencing.
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Many couples have struggled to stay together after trying to assemble disastrously complicated, enormously elaborate IKEA furniture.
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It's considered one of Heinlein's strongest works, and it's remained an enormously influential story since its publication.
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"We've learned that the House Republican Party, to its credit, is enormously diverse in opinions," Short said.
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Leaving the courthouse after the proceeding, Blumenthal said he felt enormously encouraged by Sullivan's line of questioning.
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This technology is not new, and its implementation—particularly in law enforcement situations—has been enormously controversial.
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But the idea that integrity and tribalism are mutually exclusive moral codes is an enormously powerful one.
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"It is an enormously important primary because there are a lot of delegates at stake," Sanders said.
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Exploring a new opportunity while still having financial security from my full-time job was enormously fulfilling.
|
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But it established an enormously important precedent: Congress should live by the laws it applies to others.
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But COO Sheryl Sandberg on Wednesday elevated the argument — saying Facebook's small business clients have benefited enormously.
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Republicans are enormously frustrated by what they view as a politically damaging and pointless 35-day shutdown.
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The end result was an enormously successful product that became one of the museum's most-visited shows.
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There are benefits to this approach, which is to create something so enormously multifaceted that it dazzles.
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She was enormously popular but interviewers found her elusive, and her personal aura nearly eclipsed the art.
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With four years of painful experience behind him, Mr. Krulak says the manufacturing process is enormously beneficial.
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But there is good news: Wages are beginning to rise more quickly, and consumer spending grew enormously.
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Given the enormously high stakes, it is critical to ensure those pieces of legislation maximize multiple benefits.
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I visited three or four prisons, and Aiud had a very vintage look, which I liked enormously.
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The real-world consequences of Trump's governance matters enormously, and so does the pushback Trump is getting.
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To be sure, a sympathetic treatment was to be expected: Chernow is enormously defensive of his subjects.
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That is something which both the young fighters in the main event could benefit enormously from realizing.
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But these proteins – known as human leukocyte antigens or HLAs – can vary enormously between two unrelated people.
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It's virtually certain that any other civilization we detect would be enormously more advanced than we are.
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In a different area, gun buybacks are enormously popular but don't do much to reduce gun violence.
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The enormously consequential decision to launch, said Perry, requires a president with a cool and rational personality.
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In that world, the ability to creatively wield the powers of the executive branch will matter enormously.
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"It's enormously burdensome," Neomi Rao, administrator of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, told the Journal.
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He is a wonderful musician, a world-class songwriter and an enormously influential figure in American culture.
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"How bad the triage will be depends enormously on the behavior of ordinary people now," Anderson said.
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Everywhere we look, we're surrounded by reminders that the 2020 election will be enormously consequential for women.
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No one earned his or her DNA sequence, yet some of us are benefiting enormously from it.
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Today's world is an enormously better one than where the generation that followed him grew up in.
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And, as the summer's conflict continued, anti-Semitic acts against Jews around the globe went up, enormously.
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"I still don't know if it's going to get an enormously positive return on investment," he said.
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A focus on a more balanced, two handed performance would aid Alvarez enormously in his next bout.
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So whoever gets hold of that data bank has got an enormously powerful tool of social control.
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If you had a duty to adopt a foster child, it wouldn't be enormously worthy, just required.
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And finally, the consolations of religious faith, especially as death approaches, can be enormously important for believers.
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This is enormously effective, because it gives an incentive to Swedes to work hard and earn more.
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In this confusing climate, a cleareyed elucidation of the murky campus rape phenomenon would be enormously welcome.
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In a 2018 study, the cost of a 30-day supply varied enormously in a single city.
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Medicare, the 52-year-old health insurance program for older people and the disabled, is enormously popular.
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John Szarkowski was about 20033 when he saw an image by Dorothea Lange that "enormously impressed" him.
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They knew they were creating an enormously powerful executive, and they knew they needed to constrain it.
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"The pace of these syndications seemed to pick up enormously," within the last few years, he added.
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The Hungarian government's advertising budget has swollen enormously since 2010, when Prime Minister Viktor Orban took power.
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Because the corporate bond market is enormously bigger than it was prior to the global financial crisis.
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And the laws surrounding self-driving cars vary enormously by state, with 29 states having passed legislation.
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Do you think it is reasonable at this point for these enormously wealthy corporations to call themselves ?
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We are benefiting enormously in our national budget by the fact that inverse rates are very low.
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Wilhelm Worringer's Abstraction and Empathy: Essay in the Psychology of Style (1908) was enormously influential in Germany.
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"Unlike Picasso, who really has been enormously studied, the bibliography on Matisse is not huge," he said.
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Long-term projects now will be put into place, and the attitude towards business has improved enormously.
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"I think it's enormously important because America does often set the standard in many areas," said Rep.
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It's enormously touching, and all too rare, to watch this accomplished gay man reflect on his life.
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Our story went through dozens of drafts, as we tried to make an enormously complicated subject clear.
|
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To belabor my film and TV analogy, "Transparent" and "La La Land" profit enormously from award shows.
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State dispensary rules vary enormously, according to numerous interviews with state medical marijuana programs, experts and advocates.
|
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"You have a voice on the lower side of normal," he conceded, "but it's not enormously deep."
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Sheltered from American, Japanese and European competition, Chinese internet businesses have grown enormously over the past decade.
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I consider it enormously important not to make assumptions or shape coverage presuming a likely November result.
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"She was a person of immense talent, but also enormously thoughtful," said Mr. Kline of Boston University.
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For a more immediate approach, it's important to realise that being part of a tribe helps enormously.
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Sampson was enormous, 7-foot-4 to be exact, and he was enormously incongruous in his era.
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He said that it's "enormously important" to "end all forms of discrimination," and that representation does matter.
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Second, he's enormously popular: Some polls have shown him with a jaw-dropping 91 percent approval rate.
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"The fact that we have two major party candidates who are enormously disliked by the electorate, enormously and equally disliked, creates the opportunity for the minor party candidates to do better than they would in other presidential elections," said Peter Brown, assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Poll.
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"For the transaction bank, which is so dependent on processes and technology, that is enormously important," Steinmueller said.
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During the period, the company has shipped some enormously successful products — including the major category hit Apple Watch.
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The quality and sophistication varied enormously, but it included a large number of critically acclaimed and innovative titles.
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All would have been merited by facts, supported by facts in evidence and enormously pleasing to Obama's base.
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The vast majority of men on anti-androgen meds report an "enormously diminished sexual interest," according to Woodside.
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The genre, though enormously popular at the time, quickly developed a reputation for obtuse puzzles and perfunctory mechanics.
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And while neither of them is a prominent public figure, he is enormously proud of their immigrant story.
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The picture soon went enormously viral and has since been liked and retweeted tens of thousands of times.
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Both disrupted the music industry in the early 2000s, but since then digital music services have grown enormously.
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Were he to succeed in creating a general-purpose AI, that would obviously be enormously valuable to Alphabet.
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But it has enormously increased its capacity to make and sell its own weapons, including ships and submarines.
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Quantum computing, which promises to enormously accelerate computing, a breakthrough whose effects would be felt across the economy.
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It's an enormously brave thing to do to speak about any type of abuse or gender-bias behavior.
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Some were enormously proud to see a reflection of this dark past presented to audiences around the country.
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That said, it's a start toward addressing a problem that's far from simple and enormously irritating to consumers.
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The global perspective she'll bring to the board will be enormously valuable as Uber continues its global growth.
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While the film has been enormously popular in China, it had a more limited release across the world.
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Saudi Aramco's initial public offering would swell it enormously, but the timing of the share sale is uncertain.
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And at a pivotal time in my life, as I was moving into young adulthood, that mattered enormously.
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The Lions' wins over Minnesota and New Orleans in the past two weeks have helped their chances enormously.
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Though congressional investigations sometimes do unearth crimes, they can also be enormously politically impactful even if they don't.
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Once they begin to grasp that, it often is enormously relieving that it's not because they're not enough.
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Kuo says that Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), Apple's chip manufacturer, stands to benefit enormously from Apple's plans.
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It takes quite a while," he said, "but I'm quite certain immunotherapy is going to be enormously useful.
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He added that he felt "tremendous guilt" over his time at the company, which made him enormously wealthy.
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Chris Christie: The 'Fat Guy'Christie is an enormously unpopular governor who remains dogged by a years-long scandal.
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Pakistani industry would also benefit enormously from a direct railway link through Afghanistan, connecting Pakistan to Central Asia.
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As Mary Beard, a classical historian, explains in her history of Rome, "SPQR", the promise was enormously expensive.
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"It was a huge initiative and enormously hard," said John Affleck-Graves, executive vice president of Notre Dame.
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In fact, by then, the leader, in full control of a false narrative, may also be enormously popular.
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"Tracing cryptocurrencies could be enormously time-consuming and expensive," Mark Philips, another partner at Royds Withy King, said.
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But the deals you could make then were enormously more attractive than the deals you could make now.
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If he manages to ride it to victory, that will be enormously telling about where his supporters stand.
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Playing President Fitzgerald Grant on Scandal has changed Tony Goldwyn's life "enormously"—all thanks to Fitz's sex appeal.
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In a now enormously popular post on Reddit, one23abc shared photos of the resulting game, titled "Creature Cards".
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The 1994 pact underpins $1.2 trillion in annual trade and its demise would be enormously damaging, say economists.
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I will be enormously surprised if she isn't somehow brought back to win Darius's heart in the end.
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The U.S. and the world will benefit enormously if we lead the next wave of global nuclear construction.
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The causes vary enormously: one person may be stressed by exams but happily swim with Great White sharks.
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Following the craft beer revolution, the very category of beer has expanded enormously, with any number of subcategories.
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But the core idea behind these sources of data — measuring without asking people directly — can be enormously helpful.
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Every day, both people and businesses conduct millions of exchanges that are enormously beneficial for all three countries.
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The last time Pelosi was speaker, from 2007 to 2011, the conservative Blue Dog coalition was enormously influential.
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These services have developed enormously over the last 100 years, changing the spatial and geographic dimensions of housing.
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Who better to spread that message than an enormously successful businessman who built an empire and employs thousands?
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"Trade has benefited the world economy enormously – pulling millions out of poverty, bringing prosperity and stability," he said.
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Consumed with the war over Obamacare, Congress has let this enormously successful program get lost in the shuffle.
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But it is enormously effective at distilling Obama's poise, intelligence, and warmth into a single 421-page package.
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Executives say its Snapchat show "Stay Tuned" has been enormously successful, luring an audience that's 75% under 25.
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Humble, sincere, enormously dedicated to his craft, Bill never took center stage letting his subject be the star.
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Yeah, but for him it is enormously important as well, and that indicates a little thing about him.
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Today, Senator Marco Rubio of Florida is enormously influential in shaping Mr. Trump's hawkish position on Latin America.
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"The Big Bang Theory," CBS's enormously successful sitcom, will finish its 12-season run in May, Warner Bros.
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Lying back and surrendering to your partner, as the tantric tradition encourages, she said, can be enormously liberating.
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There is no question that drugs are a blight in the Philippines, and Mr. Duterte remains enormously popular.
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Moreover, its political and moral imagination is profoundly nostalgic and enormously alluring in part for just that reason.
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The details matter enormously to everyday people, but the broad principle is enough to make conservatives reject it.
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"I was enormously gratified to have written the book; it felt like I'd truly accomplished something," he said.
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Founded by Hadi Partovi, an Iranian immigrant who had an enormously successful career in the technology industry, Code.
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Hsu noted that while Tani lacks a home, he has enormously supportive parents dedicated to seeing him succeed.
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More broadly, any change in the Catholic church's formal stance on homosexuality would be enormously difficult to enact.
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Have no doubt, though: Both Presidents Trump and Xi are approaching this moment with enormously high-risk strategies.
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I always had to bring two enormously heavy lenses, and choosing which one to use was nerve-racking.
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That makes this discovery enormously serendipitous, as eruptions here are only expected every few hundred years or so.
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And the monarch, enormously popular during this period, oversaw the first military funerals at palace-sponsored Buddhist temples.
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"We are enormously sorry to learn of Jeffrey Epstein's passing," Epstein's defense attorneys said in a statement Sunday.
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He's running for re-election in a state, my home state, where Mr. Trump is still enormously popular.
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I felt scared, guilty, and enormously frustrated that I didn't know what it was I was potentially transmitting.
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Guaranteeing comprehensive health benefits to Americans over 65 has proved to be enormously successful, cost-effective and popular.
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He said that hackers could be enormously valuable, if they were properly enlisted in the fight against attacks.
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"Thousands of New Jersey commuters stand to benefit enormously from the increased platform and track capacity," he said.
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Global savings, mainly from a growing global middle class, have increased enormously, and funds cross borders more easily.
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Detention and deportation on a mass scale would be a gargantuan task — divisive, enormously costly and legally fraught.
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But they still mattered enormously because the setting was so grave, and votes on impeachment are so rare.
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Uber is the thing that everyone else wants to emulate, which makes it enormously successful at raising money.
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It is not difficult to make the case that Germany's EU membership has enormously benefited its export sector.
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That doesn't upset me particularly, but it will upset me enormously if there's a jury in the box.
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Among Mr. Grey's accomplishments is the enormously lucrative "Transformers" franchise; a new installment is scheduled for this summer.
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John McCain, whom she said she "admired and liked enormously," during her tenure as a New York senator.
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While the economics of have "improved enormously," Lewis acknowledged that there are still obstacles to using renewable energy.
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This transformation will be disruptive, but it can also be enormously beneficial if we are prepared for it.
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But really, even if I liked him enormously, I think his request is creepy, and oversteps his role.
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Mudiay, like Rubio, has had an enormously hard time putting the ball in the basket, from anywhere really.
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Like Kepler, though, it will add enormously to astronomers' planet collection, and thus to the developing science of planetology.
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State and local governments make enormously important decisions and we cannot allow right-wing Republicans to increasingly control them.
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Forty-eight years after the Concorde made its first flight, supersonic commercial aircraft remain enormously complex and prohibitively expensive.
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By now, it's well understood that the outcome will be enormously consequential for the future of Donald Trump's presidency.
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"I don't know who posted the first thing, but I've enjoyed it enormously," he told reporters at the premiere.
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But, she seems enormously energized and I think it's good for us to have a competitor — it's always good.
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We'd benefit enormously from a nonprofit sector in which every charity was as careful and honest as Evidence Action.
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But in my conversations, they don't see it as an enormously consequential rollback of their Wall Street reforms either.
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Last year, a new Ebola vaccine trial conducted in Guinea and Sierra Leone was found to be enormously effective.
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While enrollment is growing and the success of the program is clear, new legislation will enhance its impact enormously.
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Moreover, waste can vary enormously from place to place and day to day, making it hard to calibrate equipment.
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Even though the stock sale was bound to be enormously complex, he said it could take place by 4.13.
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Instead, under the guidance of first-time feature director Cory Finley, the film is sleek, streamlined, and enormously satisfying.
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THE fines paid to America's financial regulators by errant bankers vary enormously these days: from sky-high to stratospheric.
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Through it all, Putin remains enormously popular, fomenting nationalism and personal support through military interventions in Ukraine and Syria.
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The NRA has successfully worked against policies, like universal background checks, that are enormously popular with the US public.
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PCs took something enormously expensive that was previously shared by many and placed it in the hands of individuals.
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"This was an enormous, and enormously complex, program," said one participant who requested anonymity to discuss a classified program.
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The exec then praised 13 Reasons for its "engaging content" and status as an "enormously popular and successful" drama.
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The Hydraulic Press Channel is another one of those enormously satisfying online shows where we watch stuff get destroyed.
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As such, heterogeneous sources are enormously preferable to homogenous stacks, which is why we recommend against hardware-specific solutions.
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In The Post, Graham's enormously important role in guiding the newspaper's direction is finally given its pop culture due.
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Facebook has benefited enormously from the rise of Android and iOS, and their respective app stores and user bases.
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"The program is enormously complex," Grant Tremblay, an astrophysicist at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, tells The Verge.
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In Berlin, Claudia Major is "enormously worried" that arguments over INF could divide Germany, Europe and the transatlantic alliance.
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The US also plays this enormously important role in the global economy, because the dollar is the global currency.
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Master of spin Republicans have proven to be enormously successful at shaping the narrative about government decisions and policy.
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This is an enormously entertaining movie and would serve as a great finale for the whole series, if necessary.
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And Peter's merciless plot to destroy Gawker (itself a former startup that had become an enormously powerful media company)?
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce strongly supported the 2013 effort, because it would be enormously beneficial to the economy.
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This law is enormously popular with voters, though it has been blocked by Republicans in Congress and the NRA.
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It is, however, enormously risky to withdraw a guilty plea — Papadopoulos is on record admitting he committed a crime.
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It's enigmatic that perceptions of market experts are so enormously divergent with regard to the price of any commodity.
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I mean, they have great programmers working on trying to extract that information, but it's an enormously difficult task.
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The internet-famous dermatologist announced the line's launch in a post to — where else — her enormously popular Instagram account.
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Maduro's reputation has suffered enormously, both domestically and internationally, due to these protests and his government's crackdowns on them.
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Last night's 90-minute CNN debate between Sanders and Cruz on health care was both enormously entertaining and jarring.
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That's four shooters surrounding a pick-and-roll big with enormously long arms and a sudden fondness for Finland.
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Russia is a military powerhouse while European countries have drawn down enormously since the end of the Cold War.
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But, not all costumes need to be enormously complicated, time-consuming, or elaborate in order to simply look good.
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"The real-world consequences of Trump's governance matters enormously, and so does the pushback Trump is getting," Ygelesias contended.
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This is enormously helpful as long as the conclusion is based on fact-based reporting as opposed to ideology.
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He is enormously energetic, both as a journalist and as a writer, and that comes through in his prose.
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This means that Death in the Afternoon, an aptly heady mixture of Champagne and absinthe, appeals to me enormously.
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The tasks of implementing the Brexit vote, as well as coping with a probable recession, will be enormously challenging.
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Paige McKenzie is the YouTube star and New York Times bestselling author behind the enormously successful Sunshine Girl series.
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But this has never been done before and is certain to be enormously complicated for Britain and the union.
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The strategy is enormously successful because it taps into a deep evolutionary principle that helped us survive for millennia.
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Each year proves them wrong, and then a cloud darkens that day's enormously important and popular West Indian parade.
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He has said he thinks Trump supporters would be "enormously disappointed" if the president-elect were to choose Romney.
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Meanwhile, MoviePass's core business—subsidizing trips to the movies—remained enormously popular, and coincided with a rebound in moviegoing.
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The arrangement, broadly, was that if the property sold, both Dickens and the trust would stand to profit enormously.
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Fortunately, recent progress in conventional and molecular breeding and genome-informed gene editing approaches can enormously accelerate these processes.
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But we're buttressed by the fact that we have one of the most enormously talented newsrooms on the planet.
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"As the seaweed stats to rot, the bacterial population grows enormously and you have huge oxygen demands," she said.
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"For plane arrivals, generally the waiting times (for asylum) have increased enormously in the last few years," said Chia.
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Pioneering conservationists like Theodore Roosevelt and Gifford Pinchot were enormously wealthy themselves and could afford their own private retreats.
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Ladies of London's Marissa Hermer shares an "enormously flavorful" salad from her new cookbook, An American Girl in London.
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Dealing with an enormously complex and dangerous world is a major responsibility of the president of the United States.
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As a faculty member, I would be enormously dismayed if my dean sent this letter to my incoming students.
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Apple is still an enormously profitable company — it pulled in more than $843 billion in net income last quarter.
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I was enormously worried this would be a problem in the final game, but thankfully, I found a solution.
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When all these things work together well, the flow from reconnaissance to preparation to full combat is enormously satisfying.
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But this Saturday night, The Korean Zombie finally re-returns against the enormously talented up-and-comer, Yair Rodriguez.
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Today, under pressure from the publicly traded multinationals, they're focusing on expensive but enormously profitable franchises throughout the year.
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MeRT technology is an algorithm-driven version of magnetic resonance therapy and the data is arresting and enormously encouraging.
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In the second half he played three early Debussy works and seven of that composer's late, enormously difficult Études.
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"It is one of those enormously difficult gallery spaces that screams 'architecture' with a capital A," Ms. Bloom said.
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Marvel's commitment to pretty good filmmaking has made it enormously successful and helped reshape the business of studio filmmaking.
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Translation: Mining bitcoin is an enormously energy-intensive process, which can only be conducted by powerful and specialized machines.
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Launching lumbering Air Force tankers aloft and conducting the midair refueling is a technically tricky and enormously expensive task.
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Now, Dr. Cline's former patients and their children are asking enormously consequential questions: How many women did he deceive?
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Harb, an enormously decent British-educated surgeon, was imprisoned merely for tweeting mild criticism of Sisi's crackdown on dissent.
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"We are strongly winning in two enormously important areas that will determine the future of our country," Sanders said.
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And next month will bring Disney Plus, with its enormously popular library of content available for $7 a month.
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Susan was the most lovable person: enormously generous, endlessly kind, crazy for cats and great fun to be with.
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Their understanding had made it possible for him to have that weekend away, for which he was enormously grateful.
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We come together as a city and our skill in collaboration is itself something that will enormously benefit Amazon.
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"Most of this material was new to me, and I enjoyed this book enormously," our critic Dwight Garner writes.
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I THINK THE PRESIDENT HAS BEEN ENORMOUSLY SUCCESSFUL ON THE FIRST TWO AREAS AND NOW WE'RE FOCUSED ON TRADE.
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Genetic testing services have become enormously popular with people looking for long-lost relatives or clues to hereditary diseases.
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"I think if you look back in history, countries that have engaged in commerce have benefited enormously," he said.
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" "Those who live in my state suffered enormously under the regime, the more than a million people who fled.
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Facebook is "backing away" from earlier plans to sell ads for placement inside its enormously popular WhatsApp messaging service.
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Adams, McCullough points out, was hard-working, moral, enormously intelligent, wise about politics and prescient about the American Revolution.
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And they believe Brooks' past criticisms of Trump, who's enormously popular in Alabama, will severely harm his Senate ambitions.
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Chinese cyber intrusions into the United States have also been enormously difficult to curb, a senior U.S. official said.
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DAVID TAYLOR: I think, yes, business can be an enormously positive platform for change; and I think it has.
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Since those gerrymandered state legislatures draw their own district lines, it can seem enormously challenging to ever dislodge them.
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Putting boots on the ground counts enormously, whether in the Arab Spring revolts or the Black Lives Matter protests.
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California is an enormously consequential primary, with more than 10% of all Democratic delegates coming from the Golden State.
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But in my conversations, they don't see it as an enormously consequential rollback of their Wall Street reforms, either.
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Obama is enormously popular among Democrats, and, as his vice president, Biden has the best claim to Obama's legacy.
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That's up enormously over the last 15 years or so — it was around 25 million in the early 2000s.
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It's very difficult to build anything new in the US, especially something as huge and enormously expensive as the hyperloop.
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" He added: "Our goal is for people to understand that what we do and what we contribute is enormously expensive.
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In a democratic civilized society, government must play an enormously important role in protecting all of us and our planet.
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They collect enormously valuable information—on the planet's atmosphere, biosphere, and oceans, for example—but it is largely thankless work.
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He's enormously powerful ("Another thing I think is hot: He can get shit done without saying a word," Katz said).
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Fast radio bursts are fast, enormously energetic pulses originating from galaxies far away that are currently poorly understood by scientists.
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"We've benefited enormously by being a place that welcomes immigrants where they can thrive in the US economy," Fallick said.
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"The way that cities are developed matters enormously, and it's why the next 20 years are so important," he said.
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"That's not enormously important from a WMD perspective, but it does mean that this photo has been changed," she says.
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"It would be enormously disruptive to the political and economic life of the whole of the European Union," he said.
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No on-demand music streaming service has yet reached profitability — a particular point of pain for the enormously popular Spotify.
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As someone who regularly suits up as one of the Empire's soldiers, this is a book that is enormously appealing.
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As a result, the introduction of Tron's music doesn't feel enormously out of place, and even like a natural fit.
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And it would apply to small businesses whose owners, though probably reasonably affluent on average, are certainly not enormously wealthy.
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Huawei said employees have been known to work long hours, because if they grow the business they are rewarded enormously.
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It may seem like competing with Slack, the enormously popular enterprise communications tool would be a fool's errand for Keybase.
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Using phones instead of the clipboards and ballpoint pens which are conventionally employed for the process speeds things up enormously.
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Khan was an American hero, there's no argument on that fact and everyone respects his sacrifice for this country enormously.
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After eight years as vice-president to Barack Obama, who remains enormously popular, Mr Biden starts with a big advantage.
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If any of these crops could be encouraged to fix nitrogen routinely, that would simplify and improve farmers' lives enormously.
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For starters, the sheer size of the network had grown enormously since 2011 and now included many more enterprise companies.
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There were leads we worked on which were in essence goose chases, but enormously interesting, and to me personally important.
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And bonding with new friends helped enormously when it came to getting through the tough early years after being adopted.
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"That would be enormously labor intensive, and I suspect the administration would be very unlikely to do that," said Legomsky.
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Ramon was suffering enormously, and a good deal of our time was spent talking about anything other than what happened.
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To compare slavery to workers not having a say in a company that pays them in Vermont is enormously insensitive.
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But the question of which candidates are actually onstage with each other proved enormously important last time around — as Sen.
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Why it matters: Drug pricing is an enormously partisan issue, but just about everyone supports faster approval decisions for generics.
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In some ways, I think that that's been enormously beneficial because we have so much to share, in a way.
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This is enormously important for a GOP that may want to handcuff future administrations from over-reliance on executive authority.
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Small, orange men who built an empire, and who remain enormously culturally powerful — for reasons no one can quite understand.
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The brew is enormously popular during the all-important summer sales season, and Leinenkugel has all but cornered that market.
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Suburbanites are not anti-tax per se -- many vote directly for enormously high local taxes to support schools, for instance.
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Among all the various ways the United States has assisted Ukraine, solidarity on economic sanctions against Russia have helped enormously.
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In Katanga, where he was born—the son of a Greek Jew and his Congolese wife—he is enormously popular.
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"We're seeing examples that are enormously troubling" among designated zones, Mr. Wyden said in an interview, citing the Times articles.
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"They have proven enormously popular in the marketplace, especially among lower-income Americans," Pai said in his statement on Sunday.
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"I am enormously grateful for the opportunity I have had to advocate on behalf of our nation's taxpayers," she wrote.
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It's an enormously consequential issue, and one not confined to the tech sector, as it often is in most coverage.
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Editorial Dealing with extremism abroad and its spillover at home will present an enormously complex challenge for the next president.
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Because this had happened by accident, we were all enormously tickled, and my own weird name added to our delight.
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The festival has grown enormously, and this year's edition includes thousands of artists from nearly 143 countries around the world.
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Second, do we really need polls to tell us President Trump remains enormously popular among the Republican rank and file?
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Your character is enormously privileged, but is now secretly the other in that society which conferred on him those privileges.
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As difficult as it is to pass a bill in Congress, it is enormously easier and cheaper than this alternative.
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In poor countries, the cost of treatment varies enormously, but it is sometimes more than a family earns in months.
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Many of the very richest Americans have children who stand to benefit enormously if the proposed tax bill is enacted.
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It's an antiquated ritual that, nonetheless, is enormously important to the business of TV, and we'll be there all week.
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Because like you were saying, Tim Draper attacked you, others for a while were giving you an enormously hard time.
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Those receiving healthcare for the first time didn't care about the confusion, however, and the program soon became enormously popular.
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Words and ideas are my stock-in-trade as a writer and teacher; this constant brain fog was enormously frustrating.
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He was an enormously successful entrepreneur — in the business of brewpubs, no less — before entering politics at a late age.
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He was known for his slapstick routines and became enormously famous when he teamed up with Dean Martin in 1946.
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Protecting the Dreamers is, by the way, enormously popular, even among Republicans, who oppose deporting them by a huge margin.
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With the province and a major border crossing under his control, and with businesses abroad, General Raziq grew enormously rich.
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The fact that people have been taking it as a scientific journey and also a poetic exploration is enormously gratifying.
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In 1857, Chief Justice Taney's confirmation proved enormously consequential when he wrote the majority opinion in Dred Scott v. Sandford.
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"UK policymakers have launched massive fiscal and monetary support which will help enormously," said Brian Hilliard, an economist with SocGen.
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Despite his frequent clashes with the Freedom group, Ryan is still enormously popular within his 246-member House GOP conference.
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Today's Iran is the heir to a great civilization and the home of an enormously talented people and significant culture.
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It all came together to form an enormously powerful case for Clinton, who joined Obama onstage at the speech's conclusion.
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China is investing enormously and is on a path to establish 40 manufacturing innovation centers of their own by 2025.
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They are enormously resilient: They will be down, but they will always tell you a joke or offer a drink.
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But when applied to a witness in a criminal case involving his presidency, these tactics could be enormously self-destructive.
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"Stocks are overvalued on a longer-term basis, but bonds are enormously overvalued on a long-term basis," he said.
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If Germany truly is the centerweight of Europe, then it matters enormously what its leading figure on foreign policy thinks.
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Our Interpreter columnist Max Fisher says it's "enormously helpful and illuminating" in describing possible long-term scenarios for the coronavirus.
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"Once again, we see Trump making enormously consequential national security decisions based on his own personal political needs," Sanders said.
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" That response, he wrote, "pleased me enormously — to do something that is regarded in art as shameful is absolutely great.
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Mr. Chaika benefited enormously from the video, becoming acting prosecutor general after Mr. Skuratov was dismissed and then justice minister.
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Consider, for example, Senator Shelley Moore Capito of West Virginia — whose state has benefited enormously from the Affordable Care Act.
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And this revelation is enormously significant for Trump's unfolding impeachment trial — since Bolton has offered to testify to the Senate.
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Although the emperor is no longer regarded as a god, he is enormously respected as a symbol of national unity.
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Apple said that if the confidential material got out, it would be "enormously damaging" for the company, the complaint said.
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Romney, a former Massachusetts governor who established Utah as his primary residence in 2014, is enormously popular in the state.
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"On the ground, the facts of this case are enormously significant in border communities around the Southwest," García Hernández said.
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Inhabiting only the forests of Panama, the frog had enormously charismatic brown eyes, and feet so oversized they looked cartoonish.
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Iran has deep links to key players in both countries and has grown its influence enormously within the current systems.
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In an interview with POLITICO last month, Sanders said Latino voters were "enormously important" to his pathway to the nomination.
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But on a societal level, as a policy, decisions about whose bodies are seen and whose are hidden matter enormously.
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In the postwar era, finance has grown enormously as a share of the global economy, often feeding debt-fueled bubbles.
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A plea deal in which Manafort agrees to provide incriminating information about the president and Russia could be enormously consequential.
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Academia is enormously stressful, is a social and political minefield, and might be the most expensive mistake you'll ever make.
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So getting rid of Mueller would be enormously costly to Trump, and could well fail to end his legal problems.
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That's why Patagonia is making it a priority to encourage everyone to vote in this year's enormously important midterm elections.
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It also placed enormously high hurdles for the EPA to clear before demonstrating a chemical was hazardous enough to ban.
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IDEs are enormously powerful, and, unlike the aforementioned text editors, this power is flung at users out of the box.
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But they all eventually lost both, and their presidencies were enormously constrained afterward — as would be the case for Trump.
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The end result of all this is a gathering of enormously creative individuals, who literally wear their skills on their sleeves.
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However, she was "enormously pregnant" with her 13-year-old son Ryder with ex-husband Chris Robinson at their earliest encounter.
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But he could attract votes that would have otherwise gone to the Republican and Democratic nominees, thus complicating the race enormously.
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This definitely does sag in the middle and I'm sorry but in my defense I am enormously overstimulated at the minute.
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Constance Grady: Three Billboards strikes me as a film that's both benefited enormously from its timing and been hurt by it.
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The Aftermath The match represented an enormously satisfying win for women in tennis, but critics were quick to downplay its significance.
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"Defining what your game is — where you're going to have an edge — is enormously important," Buffett tells Kunhardt in the documentary.
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Now, she said: "The world has changed enormously in the last four years," and not only because of President Donald Trump.
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Overall, the exhibit fosters an inescapable sense of defeat and frustration in the face of an enormously complicated set of threats.
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Unlike his old boss Schumer, Weiner was not enormously popular with his colleagues, who saw him as a brash show horse.
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Soviet civilians of all ethnicities did suffer enormously during World War II, and it was the Red Army that liberated Auschwitz.
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"In my view, the business model of Valeant was enormously flawed," Buffett said at the annual Berkshire Hathaway meeting on Saturday.
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And yet, as Barnett Rubin of New York University argues, all the region's powers would benefit enormously from peace in Afghanistan.
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Nintendo's first mobile game, Super Mario Run, was enormously popular — but that doesn't mean it was a success for the company.
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Still, this means that any indictment of Trump would be legally dubious and enormously controversial — likely involving a Supreme Court battle.
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"I don't think he should be enormously worried because Canada is held in very high regard," he said, referring to Trudeau.
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Rushing to arrange end-of-life logistics is enormously painful, and Johnston believes Ever Loved can eliminate some of that stress.
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Mohammad Mahfujul Haque, an aquaculture expert at Bangladesh Agricultural University, argues that detailed annual figures on fish production would help enormously.
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Your touring audiences grew enormously through Wild Ones but the singles, "I'm to Blame" and "Running For You," struggled at radio.
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Remember, I've been an actor for 25 years and the whole world has changed enormously since I've started becoming an actor.
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Tiffany Masterson is another expert in the field who's done away with essential oils in her enormously popular brand, Drunk Elephant.
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And in that moment, I developed an enormously huge crush on Gina Carano, the gladiator whose stage name was ironically 'Crush'.
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Because while technology has benefited individuals, enormously, it's really benefited technology's megacorporations, and they're going to follow their incentives, not ours.
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" Producers for the program responded to Greenberg's claims in a statement to PEOPLE, saying: "We are enormously proud of the series.
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As Marcus tells The Verge, this "shortcuts the enormously challenging problem of scene perception" and gives the bots a huge advantage.
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What actually happened is that Amazon's enormously popular S3 cloud storage service experienced an outage, affecting everything that depended on it.
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But we now live in extraordinary times, when passions are running enormously high, in part because Trump has expertly stoked them.
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"Apple strikes me as having quite a sticky product, and an enormously useful product to people that use it," Buffett said.
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" He goes on to say, "Albeit enormously embarrassing, in no way did I interpret the interaction as threatening or non-consensual.
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It was a huge scandal because prime time game shows were enormously popular back then ... drawing up to 50 million viewers.
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The scientific understanding of the diseases and the methods to treat it have improved enormously in even the past few years.
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"They have access to the same polling that we do, which shows these issues are enormously popular among voters," Labaton notes.
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The program would benefit enormously from a marketer-in-chief and also from new branding that's less tied to Obama personally.
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"The situation has continued to improve enormously," Constancio said at a news conference after ECB rate-setters left policy on hold.
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The courage she displayed in taking on a role darker than anything she had ever done was brave and enormously powerful.
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However, she was "enormously pregnant" with her 13-year-old son Ryder with ex-husband Chris Robinson at their earliest encounter.
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This Kenyan company has created an enormously successful phone-based payment network, which has taken over East Africa like wild-fire.
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Alex Shephard: Bran's return to Winterfell should have been enormously complicated, for the reasons that Sansa mentions right off the bat.
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Those close to Mrs May differ on how much Mr Timothy influences her, but only between "quite a lot" and "enormously".
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A paradox emerges here: crime, if immune to party politics, seems enormously sensitive to something as seemingly anodyne as community policing.
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While his approval ratings hover in the low 40s, Trump is enormously popular with House GOP lawmakers and the conservative base.
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Cambridge Analytica was basically using Facebook as it was designed: as an enormous and enormously valuable trove of data about people.
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Trump has been aligning his views with Putin on NATO, attacking newest member Montenegro, which is very telling and enormously troubling.
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But beyond the major brands, a less glossy, but enormously important, part of the Italian fashion industry is not so convinced.
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If those same dollars had been channeled into productive public investment, families all along the income scale would have benefited enormously.
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There are multiple high-performing satellite imaging companies that can be--and already have been—enormously beneficial to the federal government.
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While his approval ratings hover in the low 85033s, Trump is enormously popular with House GOP lawmakers and the conservative base.
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"A government that does not fulfill its word commits an act of perfidy, it's enormously serious," said the Liberal Party candidate.
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His death was confirmed by a spokeswoman for Lucasfilm, the company that created and produces the enormously popular "Star Wars" franchise.
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Virtually every market for goods and services is enormously competitive, so producers are pinching every penny to remain affordable to consumers.
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The tax bill was enormously unpopular at the time of its passage, but Republicans see the tide turning in their direction.
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Unfortunately, when we write a straightforward program for such a search, we usually find the resulting process to be enormously inefficient.
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Alexandra Svokos is a political writer at Elite Daily, where she feels enormously thankful to be able to travel to report.
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Over an academic year of 10 scenes, one per month, stuff happens: Gloria, enormously pregnant in the fall, has her baby.
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And last year "Long Promised Road," a full biography of the enormously talented and most overlooked Wilson brother, Carl, was published.
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"What we've learned together has helped us all develop best practices that are assisting enormously in our global response," he wrote.
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All in all, the wealthiest Americans have benefitted enormously from roughly $20 trillion in tax cuts over the last four decades.
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By having the dominant, respected social network take impermanent photo sharing seriously, Poke helped change the narrative, and Snapchat benefited enormously.
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But both actors can also play enormously warm and cuddly guys who are there for you when the chips are down.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez unveiled an official resolution for her Green New Deal on Thursday — and it has some enormously influential backers.
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Why it could struggle: The September 2 release date could suggest that the film's distributor, Disney, isn't enormously confident in it.
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Trump may be an enormously powerful individual, backed by narrow but cohesive Republican Party majorities in both the House and Senate.
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And that's enormously difficult as a felon with background like that, so I think you have to give him props there.
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"I am humbled by the responsibility and enormously excited by the opportunity to lead HSBC as group C.E.O.," Mr. Flint said.
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Mr. Dorn had produced enormously successful records for Bette Midler and Roberta Flack, and experimental jazz albums that Mr. Willner loved.
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Mr. Trump offered a version of the same explanation on Monday, saying Mr. Putin had been enormously persuasive in his denials.
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Enormously productive, Hughes was, at the time, one of very few artists of color who supported themselves with their art alone.
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It's fun to see familiar faces pop up during the game, but it helps enormously if they're not a non-sequitur.
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Researchers have found that the likelihood that an asylum seeker will succeed varies enormously depending on which judge hears the case.
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In these moments, all he has is language, and his absolute ineptitude and possibly even lack of comprehension is enormously obvious.
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All it took was a little money to amass a big position that would be enormously profitable if the pound fell.
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These historic structures vary enormously in their financial health, but none finds it easy to keep its fragile stone fabric intact.
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Rob Forrest, has rocked the term of an enormously popular first-term mayor -- and there are no signs of things quieting.
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"It will be like our version of Turbine Hall," he said, referring to the Tate Modern's vast and enormously flexible space.
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Several of the top 2020 candidates have sought to tie themselves to Obama, who remains enormously popular with the Democratic base.
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Second, as Nate Silver points out, the impact of social-media ads was enormously less than the impact of mass media.
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WhatsApp became enormously popular in countries where messaging services were expensive or where social networks like Facebook had not taken hold.
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Facebook has a history of developing new services for its enormously popular social network that mimic independent services, apps, and sites.
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The formerly Stalinist states of Eastern Europe profited enormously from joining the European Union following the collapse of the Soviet Empire.
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"We'll benefit enormously from their network and their know-how and the doors they can open for us," Mr. Palmer said.
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But there is no evidence that Trump recognizes this need, and these departures place the country in an enormously risky place.
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Maruca and Hoory wanted a legal star, someone with the experience of winning an enormously complex case against a gigantic foe.
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Once again, the nation's largest companies, offering comprehensive benefits, have enormously difficult compliance challenges given the multistate nature of their operations.
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It's a process that has been enormously difficult to develop and master, according to the company's head of manufacturing, David Cooper.
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Giuliani said he then spoke with Yermak and that he then passed along the "enormously important facts" to the State Department.
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I&aposm enormously grateful for Travis&apos vision and tenacity while building Uber, and for his expertise as a board member.
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More recently, Iceland benefitted enormously from the Marshall Plan, and from the Cold War-era American Navy and Air Force presence.
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So, I'm not surprised that there are misuses -- and I'm enormously surprised that anyone would think this is a doable approach.
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And Emezi's voice is enormously playful, playing with the rhythms of sentences and the conflicting and contrasting voices in Ada's head.
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"We are enormously pleased with the ruling about an issue that has galvanized so many and outraged the country," he said.
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Bobby Knight, the Indiana University basketball coach and author of "The Power of Negative Thinking," was notoriously harsh, and enormously successful.
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It's "You Don't Need a Recipe," a collection of no-recipe recipes drawn from our boss Sam Sifton's enormously popular newsletter.
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But a second referendum is enormously risky, and it's not clear what it would ask: a vote on May's Brexit deal?
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The Sanders Medicare-for-all plan was enormously popular with the progressive base and the Democratic Party's top 280 presidential contenders.
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On offense, his versatility has been enormously important for the Charlotte Hornets, and it all traces back to that outside shot.
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After all, the NRA has long worked against policies, like universal background checks, that are enormously popular with the American people.
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A sense of hyper-localism took hold and the really broad and inclusive music scene I knew seemed to narrow enormously.
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Britain benefits enormously from membership in the union's common market and, as a member, it is also able to influence European policies.
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Their enormously popular summer residency at Privilege in Ibiza, which closes on September 12, has sparked hopes of more regular gigs together.
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It's an experimental, enormously complex, sometimes downright confusing technology that's typically the domain of hardcore academics and organizations like Google and NASA.
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"It's an enormously rewarding experience to help a dog that's so sick and depressed," foster mom Heather Daly said in the post.
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According to Politico, Sanders, who spoke form Miami on Tuesday night, coined the victory an "enormously successful night," as he thanked volunteers.
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AND AN ENORMOUSLY USEFUL PRODUCT TO PEOPLE THAT USE IT, NOT THAT I DO. TIM COOK IS ALWAYS GETTING ME ABOUT THAT.
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And of course, since rural Americans tend to be older, strengthening Medicare, Social Security and other health care benefits is enormously important.
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Building a third sensor on every 737 Max would inevitably delay the plane's return to the skies and raise production costs enormously.
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The bottom line is that the decisions made during loan servicing matter enormously to the financial well-being of millions of people.
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S. companies like to buy from companies in the U.S., so this helps us enormously when as we tackle the U.S. market.
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But on her behalf, I would just like to say that she is enormously honored to have been entrusted with this task.
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The big picture is that this new map is enormously good news for Democrats in their effort to take back the House.
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Coye found that he could up the dark content in his art enormously if he went away from an approach of realism.
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We're made to understand that this is an enormously idealistic bit of advice, the sort only a fairly green lawyer would give.
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"It seems unTrump to go out and spend an enormously huge amount on distribution when he can have digital distribution," said Brown.
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Writers' preoccupation with inheritance reflected the fact that, back then, transfers of wealth from one generation to the next were enormously significant.
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And he dominated with white working-class voters in Iowa, a primarily agricultural state that has benefited enormously from trade with Asia.
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And the truth is that Frankie is an enormously popular Pope, one who has done much to drive that unity he seeks.
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" His parents, the spokeswoman wrote, "are enormously generous and have donated over 100 million dollars to universities, hospitals and other charitable causes.
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" Jameson added, "I don't get enormously hungry for dinner so I usually bake a small filet of fish (I love sea bass).
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But ultimately, Perel says it can be "enormously relieving" to understand that infidelity isn't always a result of one partner being inadequate.
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"I had an enormously emotional experience going to the land where the mother of my mother was born in Lithuania," he says.
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The syndicate is enormously wealthy, disciplined and sophisticated - in many ways more sophisticated than any Latin American cartel, say anti-narcotics officials.
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All of the cards take lines from Lin-Manuel Miranda's enormously successful hip-hop musical and add a little twist to them.
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And before the deal, Iran did suffer enormously, with sanctions causing currency inflation, medicine shortages, and damage to the national automotive industry.
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"I adore Taylor, and I admire her enormously," says Garten, who is featured in the new issue of PEOPLE, on newsstands Friday.
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A few drugs are enormously dangerous in the short term but not so much the long term (heroin), or vice versa (tobacco).
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Running the second largest department of the federal government is an enormously complex and consuming job, often leaving the secretary somewhat isolated.
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Former Speaker Newt Gingrich said Sunday that Trump's supporters would be "enormously disappointed" if the president-elect chose Romney for the post.
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What the workers at the Nissan plant in Mississippi are doing is a courageous and enormously important effort to improve their lives.
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The good news for HBO: "Game of Thrones," still enormously popular after six seasons, will close out another successful season Sunday night.
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But this functioning safety net is a far cry from the overly ambitious enormously expensive bells and whistles of Medicare for all.
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Operators and dispatchers are largely confined to the building for the duration of what can be enormously draining shifts, Mr. Haney said.
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