" Less explosive but equally as concerning is Counihan's "Brothers.
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My next story is slightly different, but equally as troubling.
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Middleton was equally as happy four the couple, telling E!
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Equally as important were James' decisions about when to shoot.
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Other VR and AR capture techniques are equally as involved.
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IN THE SIZE OF THEIR BUSINESSES AND EQUALLY AS PROFITABLE.
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But her potential as a mom is equally as powerful.
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Chicago's history with the ban is almost equally as tumultuous.
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Naturally, the art behind the game is equally as gorgeous.
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Manipulating the exposure in video mode was equally as easy.
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The magic they encounter and wield is equally as exciting.
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The ocean is equally as beautiful as it is terrifying.
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There are dozens of others that are equally as interesting.
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But it is Bully Bush who is equally as troubling.
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As well as being exciting it was equally as scary.
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This is equally as important in the world of politics.
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Equally as important, the advocacy community must do the same.
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The ACA is equally as popular as Medicare for All.
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Others, who didn't know him well, were equally as passionate.
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He has a great mind, which is equally as infuriating.
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One surprising person who is equally as enthused by Friends reruns?
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Pier 1 expects the second quarter to be equally as rough.
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Finger's crossed that the next few days go equally as smoothly.
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James was equally as productive as Irving, if not as efficient.
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Playing a game with the number pad is equally as strange.
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The game looks gorgeous and feels equally as satisfying to play.
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Adding more Micro LED panels is equally as quick and easy.
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Ethnic representation seems equally as important to the Pitch Perfect franchise.
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It was equally as burdensome as plugging in a standard cable.
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We can only hope next year's advice is equally as... creative.
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People also carry around external batteries that are equally as thick.
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It turns out that balance sheet risk is equally as important.
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It is equally as fair for the public to demand answers.
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Democratic strategist Eric Jotkoff said the networking is equally as important.
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"We're as equally as stunned as everyone else," Kerr told reporters.
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But Meyhofer said getting the software right is equally as important.
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Or are their blue and red fiery breaths equally as powerful?
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This new deleted scene is shorter, but equally as riveting and revealing.
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After that, she became known equally as an icon and a terrorist.
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HE 1523-0901, also in Libra, could also be equally as old.
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Equally as important: The phone didn't overheat while I played the game.
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No, it isn't ice cream, but it is something equally as sweet.
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The company's new Nighthawk Pro LAN Switch (SX10) is equally as robust.
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Their mother, Gryla (Heather Doerksen), controls them, but she's equally as tricky.
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Some doggos were equally as excited for leaf blowers and soap bubbles.
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Her father, sprawled out on the new couch, was equally as pleased.
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Equally as persistent as the gap is its close cousin, the loop.
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It's equally as thick and slightly taller and wider than the Force.
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This new deleted scene is shorter, but equally as riveting and revealing.
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All those things are equally as important — if not even more important.
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No. 1, the sport is almost equally as big with the girls.
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Their youth excites us, just as equally as their proximity to danger.
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And it's often hard to find backups that are equally as simple.
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We are now testing whether our democracy can be equally as effective.
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His charitable activities as a private citizen have proven equally as divisive.
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And in our opinion, he's aged into an equally-as-handsome young dad.
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Equally as worrying will be the seven-point gap behind leaders Borussia Dortmund.
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And all of the characters, all of the guys, are equally as real.
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Most people assumed it meant drunk brunch, which makes equally as little sense.
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Ivanka is equally as beautiful and smart, although she wears her own clothes.
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While Adora's maternal interest was equally as harmless, Amma was enraged by it.
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Netflix also shared some Stranger Things-inspired recipes that look equally as delicious.
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My later attempts at escaping from Mom's safety blanket were equally as laughable.
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He tells PeopleStyle that his skin equally as important as what he's wearing.
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"I don't know...I don't know," Lopez replied, equally as mum as Stefani.
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And it's a lot less complicated than all that, yet equally as devastating.
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"Commenters are equally as stunned by the news, writing things like, "Damn Jake!
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Equally as important, they don't hide things they have the freedom to disclose.
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The selection of tape measures was equally as overwhelming as the hammer section.
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Usually a robot vacuum will perform equally as well on any floor type.
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It belongs to each of us, equally, as Americans in fact and deed.
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Ireland's Prime Minister Leo Varadkar, who supported the bill, is equally as hopeful.
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Access to quality, evidence-based care, and community support are equally as important.
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Equally as befuddling is the visual marketing for many of Facebook's original shows.
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Mahto: Budget products can be equally as effective as their more expensive counterparts.
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But once she wrapped, Zendaya slipped into something more comfortable but equally as chic.
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Enriching uranium to 3.7% is equally as useless, and 5% isn't much help either.
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In just over four minutes, Fisher flays Lucas as equally as she honors him.
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It sounds like her family was equally as pumped to recreate the nostalgic photo.
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Palmer's performance — and speedy outfit change — in "Freddy My Love" was equally as mesmerizing.
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Not only on the business side, but equally as important on the personal side.
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What I really loved, though, was that switching between devices was equally as seamless.
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So when people come at me I make sure to be equally as angry.
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And it appears that the Bravo personalities were equally as excited to meet Kardashian.
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The Chicago Public School system – third largest in the nation – is equally as bad.
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Words -- and the "optics" meant to telegraph them -- are equally as important in recovery.
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And the pool area is equally as luxurious as the rest of the hotel.
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I think the results were equally as impressive, regardless of when you use it.
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But Galloway said Google is equally as "scary" as Facebook from a privacy perspective.
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Sexual abuse survivors need access to mental health resources and — equally as important — belief.
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The rest of the street is equally as optimistic on earnings for the year.
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It's a completely different book, and hopefully it'll be equally as inspiring as #GIRLBOSS.
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The latest act of kindness is a lighthearted one, but is equally as poignant.
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Funny enough, the two spellings appear equally as (not very) often in the puzzle.
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Business sentiment is equally as dark in much of the rest of the world.
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Although Kobe's death was very devastating, his daughter Gianna's death was equally as devastating.
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Equally as important are the potential health benefits a Fun Feeder bowl can provide.
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" Saget, 60, replied with an equally as sweet message to Stamos, 52: "Love you John.
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Who knew a bird being fascinated with itself would be equally as fascinating for humans?
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LG G5 Not to be outdone by Samsung again, LG's G43 is equally as impressive.
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You might find the calls of the white bellbird or bearded bellbird equally as strange.
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But hey, is there anything better than being equally as chic as you are cozy?
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So it's understandable that the video for "Fall In Line" would be equally as intense.
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Almost equally as important is the fact that the coffee is produced and purchased ethically.
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So, it's obvious that their wedding on July 9 in Idaho was equally as perfect.
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So, it makes sense that the utter destruction of one would be equally as impressive.
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In turn, the style and beauty at the annual televised ceremony is equally as loud.
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Equally as important, it turned out he had made that same presentation to President Obama.
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Yes, it's a cousin to 20013's #ALSIceBucketChallenge, and the mission is equally as important.
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What's important to note here isn't that gay parents are equally as good — because, duh.
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Even if it's your first show, she'll treat your ideas as equally as anyone else's.
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Other videos posted by the former Sex and the City star were equally as funny.
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You can also take a quiz about actors named Matt, which is equally as important.
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Giant Little Ones promises to be equally as meaningful, but without the standard schlock factor.
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Aronofsky kept his look equally as casual, wearing a black jacket and a navy cap.
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Click on or 18 beach totes that are equally as cute as they are functional.
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I was happy to give it to him and equally as relieved he accepted it.
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I&aposve seen an extreme right wing agendas that I disagree with equally as well.
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To be granted equality only by agreeing to be equally as exploitative, extraordinate, and corrupt?
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Other reviewers were equally as impressed as I was with the Lofton Organic Sheet Set.
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The other companies were addressing problems equally as destructive, if not quite so immediately so.
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Democrats and Republicans are about equally as likely to watch local news, according to Pew.
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Here are a few that do, and equally as important, a few that don&apost.
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Republicans were equally as passionate that Trump, rather than doing the abusing, had been abused.
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Luckily, there's another option that's equally as cool but comes with a shorter healing process.
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He notes that dentists, doctors, lawyers, and business people are equally as fallible as well.
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We just wanted to be treated equally as all of Amazon's other part-time workers.
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And it makes it exciting because we're equally as passionate about this hope we have.
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"I think in the Winter Games, you can benefit equally as well from drugs," he says.
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But Molly (Beanie Feldstein) and Amy (Kaitlyn Dever) will probably end up being equally as inspiring.
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They are "equally as valid in their beliefs," even if science hasn't caught up, she said.
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Equally as worrying should be what our inaction says to other totalitarian leaders across the world.
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It helped both companies keep earnings from falling equally as fast as revenues did, Cramer said.
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Setting up the two remote controls that come alongside the Wireless Speakers is equally as simple.
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The Go also has a small, but equally as robust, kickstand just like the Surface Pro.
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The company has invested wisely, and two of its acquisitions are equally as popular and international.
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What Kim wants Equally as important is the question of what Kim is prepared to do.
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It could've been about anything, and it read equally as anti-Communist or anti-Madison Avenue.
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And equally as weighty, I stay weary of people whose additional stressors I used to welcome.
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But ever since I tried these masks, I have found the DIY version equally as satisfying.
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"It is equally as important to discuss what President Trump refused to talk about," Sanders said.
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Equally as important, smart supply chain is helping retailers improve operational efficiency by leaps and bounds.
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At the national level, it's equally as critical policymakers and regulators value the doctor-patient relationship.
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Performance is equally as poor whether the background sound is music the person likes or dislikes.
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" While not involving bloodshed, he added, it "is equally as dangerous as more conventional hostile action.
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I might like them equally as well, but I can't put as much money in it.
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Blue Barge was everything the Atlantic wasn't: clean, empty, static, but it was equally as unreadable.
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But not every candidate (or their campaign team) is equally as excited about the merchandising opportunities.
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"I think her serve is equally as effective in a different way," Konta said of Pliskova.
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They're much less expensive to make, but they're still equally as fun to pop and drink.
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Each of those fights is equally as important and great to me, one to the other.
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Many saw it as incomparable to Trainwreck and equally as much of a flop as Snatched.
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But nothing says "forever" quite like the slightly less glamorous (but equally as charming) love knot.
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We just want to name our children as freely and equally as you would be afforded.
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The greatest help would be to be treated equally as any other man on the planet.
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Learning how to love, and learning how to be loved, is something equally as hard to learn.
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If so, this K-beauty version is equally as deep-cleansing at a third of the price.
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And equally as irritating to me, he is a heavy smoker and the smell is positively nauseating.
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It turns out that the sex industry in Amsterdam can be equally as divisive for its workers.
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It's also notable that Bush's expression in this video is equally as scary as all the characters!
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If you're not into all sequin everything, choose this equally as gorgeous peach floral embroidered dress instead.
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Daniel Kaluuya is bone-chilling in his role, and Atlanta's Brian Tyree Henry is equally as affecting.
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The rest of her team's costumes were equally as impressive with reindeer, Elf and Christmas tree costumes.
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But all that is great about the iPhone comes at a cost that is equally as bad.
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Hetfield to me is the voice of that style and to me, this is equally as good.
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Hook was tight as hell when you were a kid, and Christopher Robin looks equally as magical.
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The people that Jonathan does have to talk to are equally as uninteresting as those he doesn't.
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Auto-uploading your photos and videos from your computer, camera and memory cards is equally as easy.
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I have different relationships with all of them, but I'm equally as close with all of them.
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Each life is equally as valuable as the other life, and I have taken that into consideration.
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Beyond her unnatural ability to sing, the voice she possessed in her songwriting was equally as strong.
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Now, Claycat stars in another grisly remake and it's equally as entertaining and just as brutally violent.
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Equally as powerful as the imagery are the handwritten phrases that directly challenge inaccurate narratives of recyclers.
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But a new type of membrane is perhaps equally as cool, and offers practical, real-world applications.
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People who were inclined to give more initially were also equally as generous in the longer run.
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In the meantime, KO_OP is trying to split shares equally, as a way of hedging their bets.
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The thrill of the chase is sometimes better than the prize, but this was equally as great.
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Republicans' response: Republicans were equally as passionate that Trump, rather than doing the abusing, had been abused.
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His birthday is next month and I'm going to treat him to a dinner equally as lux.
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Meanwhile, the US Chamber of Commerce is equally as determined to squash any Medicare for All measures.
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The accessory keyboard it ships with is a Bluetooth mini keyboard, with an equally-as-mini trackpad.
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The role of silence or quietude in the paintings of these private rituals is equally as important.
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One problem with impeachment is that as unpopular as Trump is, impeaching him is about equally as unpopular.
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Instead, it comes across as absurd — possibly because every other character in the series acts equally as stupid.
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ThinkGeek doesn't have onesies for Ravenclaw or Hufflepuff, the often forgotten, but equally as great houses, just yet.
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The pair's previous deal covered an unspecific set of patents, and this latest announce is equally as vague.
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Ryker and Takoda are more competitive with each other, if anything, but both equally as precious with Tru.
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Today's Trump-Kim Jong-un summit was marked by dozens of moments equally as shameful as this one.
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That means the front porch or stoop are equally as important as the entry hall and front room.
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As important as it is to embrace learning through listening, it's equally as important to pass it along.
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But the sun bears proved equally as sophisticated as the gorillas and comparable to people, the study found.
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Narrator: Even though Billy's unconventional barbecue dishes are crowd favorites, his classic barbecue items are equally as popular.
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However, in the heat of battle, how the combatants wage war is equally as important as the outcome.
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Equally as important, we need to do more to care for veterans health needs, which are often significant.
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Equally as impressive, they have done so while being subjected to a steady barrage of disparagement and abuse.
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The notable exceptions here are Japan and India, where full-body soaks are equally as popular as showering.
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Lifting weights was a fit for me because it makes resting and recovering equally as important as training.
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The eccentric billionaire is equally as famous for throwing lavish company parties as he is for his wealth.
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The 2016 Republican debate series was equally as dreadful and unhelpful to the nation in choosing a nominee.
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Equally as concerning for the markets was the spread of the virus beyond China to nearly every continent.
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What's equally as stunning is that, even with the message twisted 180 degrees, their content didn't raise an alarm.
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In fact if you look at voter history Democratic primaries voters identify themselves equally as moderate/conservative and liberal.
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Dever's part is less flashy, but equally as essential; she makes Amy the sturdy emotional backbone of the story.
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It's as obsessed with jazz as either film, and equally as interested in the tensions between love and art.
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While Athena's power obviously shines here, she is equally as vital in the quieter moments of 9-1-1.
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"While I love traditional luggage pieces, I really believe accessory products are equally as important for travel," Mitchell says.
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It's not immediately terrifying, but it sticks with you, so we imagine playing the role is equally as haunting.
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" The BixRemap app is equally as rudimentary, with the creator describing it as "[an app] designed in 20 minutes.
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Awestruck folks shared footage on Twitter of the strangely glimmering turquoise light, each equally as baffled as the other.
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There's a lot of practical security knowledge in "Tribe of Hackers," but there's equally as much humanity in it.
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There are also several solo scenes and sensation play moments, which are equally as thrilling as those simulating intercourse.
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All owners of the Note 9 and the equally as new Tab S4, will get a Fortnite Galaxy Skin.
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Kim Ryon Hui is alive and well, and claims she's equally as desperate to be reunited with her family.
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As confused as we were with our surroundings on the ship, people seemed equally as confused with Dead Cross.
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The second stream went down at the pair's new outdoor bar and venue, Nowadays, and was equally as glorious.
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In this department, what a piece is made of is equally as important as what the piece is about….
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"My fellow moms and dads working- or stay home it's equally as intense- but you inspire me," Williams added.
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In "What Happened," Clinton's reflections are equally as personal but focus almost entirely on the positives of their marriage.
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And, for transgender Americans in the workplace, it's very much about being treated equally as they earn a living.
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Khloé was equally as annoyed when she responded to the initial allegations of a curse on Twitter last month.
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Equally as important as the tools, George says, is the community of creative people she knows through the space.
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Lastly, but equally as important for some consumers, these purchases will no longer qualify for earning credit card points.
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"I'm equally as offended as Andy is about seeing people drop the remains on the floor," Mr. Lhota said.
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Equally as influential is the koto and string-synth heavy track "Moss Garden" on Heroes from the same year.
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The guy who gets the last card is equally as delighted as the guy who wins the whole thing.
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I thought we did equally as good of a job at Daytona as we did here in the spring.
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Given that Hemsworth is equally as passionate about the sand and surf, that may be what brought them together.
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Recent research has found that, among women and men who performed equally as well, men rated their performance higher.
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But equally as important is the film's audio, which varies from nature's surround sounds to the city's many-splendored polyrhythms.
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It happened again on Sunday, so now it's confirmed: Dragonglass and Valyrian steel are equally as effective against these fellas.
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But as the series progressed, it was the subtle differences that were becoming equally as interesting, which was very unexpected.
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Apple's iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus, and iPhone X have their own set of problems that are equally as unforgivable.
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While Glee is very much a Ryan Murphy-Brad Falchuk production, it's equally as much a product of its time.
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I then convince my wife that I need another shrimp po' boy and that she needs something equally as unhealthy.
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Twitter has announced that it's changing the way it counts emoji so that they're all counted equally, as two characters.
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Teigen addressed this task in her classic lighthearted way: Hopefully other Instagram users will find the exercise equally as cathartic.
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Two days later, the same creators received another email, equally as baffling: their content would not be removed after all.
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Equally as important, the eight plastic propellers (two per motor) fold in on top of each other for easy storage.
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She accepted my apology, but was equally as shocked to learn that I contracted HPV from only one sexual partner.
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While women are now seen as equally as or more competent than men, men are still seen as more ambitious.
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DeLeon is standing right beside her famous cousin in the photo and is equally as adorable in a matching shirt.
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"NBC is equally as bad, despite the fact that I made them a fortune, they forgot about that," Trump said.
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Trader Joe's is the pinnacle of trendy, cult-favorite groceries — and its wine shop boasts an equally as legendary following.
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Equally as important, this legislation has applications for students who may never actually pursue a career in the technology field.
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For his country, Van Dijk was equally as impressive in the attacking third, scoring three times in just eight games.
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This means they were equally as productive on offense as the 2019 teams but were absolutely destroying their 1996 competition.
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As eager as Trump was to go after Clinton, Democrats are equally as eager to have their shot at Trump.
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There's five other equally as beautiful colors, including, for the first time ever, white (just in time for wedding season!).
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It's equally as applicable to later-stage investments, but in the early stages of a business, this is serious stuff.
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It's nearly a meme, spawning threads where players share moments when they did something equally as ridiculous in another game.
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Equally as eerie as the silence is the guiding hand of Autopilot, Tesla's innovative suite of advanced driver assistance technology.
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Eliminating the other taxes in ObamaCare and the anti-growth regulations will have equally as great an impact on growth.
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His quick rise to fame was met with an equally as quick downfall when he filed for bankruptcy in 1996.
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It's equally, as described by IndieWire critic David Ehrlich, "a wonderful and demented Western about the perils of rampant modernization".
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Equally as important as digging in on an investigation is the question of whether public sentiment on impeachment will change.
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As Duff's on-screen persona has grown up with us, her real-life personality has proven to be equally as relatable.
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Nudity shouldn't define an actor's capabilities; instead, it should be celebrated as equally as their other personal and on-screen accomplishments.
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Mom Kathy Hilton was equally as excited when PEOPLE caught up with her at Amazon's Golden Globes afterparty in early January.
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Later, on a coffee run, David' Sanders meets another supporter and that exchange goes equally as terrible as the one earlier.
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The caption's equally as great on this 'gram: "(PS: She does her OWN photo edits/selections...as she should)," Solange wrote.
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The real-life Judalon's story is equally as empowering as the NBC version, since the affair and its aftermath isn't fictionalized.
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Click on to shop it while you still can, along with some similar hats equally as qualified for bad hair days.
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Created by FurReal Friends, the makers behind the irresistibly adorable Roarin' Tyler Tiger, it's no wonder Chewie is equally as cute.
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It went hand-in-hand with the rainbow flags of gay pride an embraced women as equally as it did men.
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"While audio-journalism is a core part of our offering, personalized discovery and quality curation are equally as important," Hickey says.
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One goal is to show investors and job seekers whether women are being paid equally as they are promoted, she said.
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"Utah is about equally as anti-Trump as it is pro-Romney," Aaron Blake wrote last month in The Washington Post.
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I'd be lying, though, if I pretended everything that lay outside my painted bubble of a garage was equally as idyllic.
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Its revenue is growing at an amazing rate, but the rate at which it's burning cash is almost equally as remarkable.
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Further back, there was clique of middle schoolers clinging to their Razor scooters, who seemed equally as scared as I was.
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I thought the shallow tub it came in was really convenient for dipping, and what lay inside was equally as exciting.
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The video inspired its fair share of memes and parodies that have gone almost equally as viral as the original clip.
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"I wanted to come up with something different from Kristian's ring but equally as beautiful in its own way," says Lane.
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The establishment of this new agency could be equally as important as the FDA or EPA when they were initially established.
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It's more powerful to lead by example—with your mistakes and successes equally as public—than to shout from a rooftop.
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The mom of two also gave a sweet nod to her late husband Steve Irwin, saying he would be equally as excited.
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Equally as important is bringing men into this fight and having them call out their male peers for sexist or lewd behavior.
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Finally, it's really easy to use and manage from an iPhone or Android phone and works equally as well on both platforms.
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As exciting as this moment was for the kids, it was equally as inspiring for the adults watching at home — and hilarious.
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Equally as important as what's happened in the beginning of 2018 is what hasn't: any military or nuclear provocations from the North.
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Click ahead to pre-order the piece for yourself (the buildup is real), along with some similar, equally-as-adult robe options.
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The warm octopus with Jerusalem artichoke went down equally as smooth (and quickly), even though it was an interesting combination of flavors.
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Bonus: It's great for friends and family, too, which is equally as important to carve out time for in a healthy relationship.
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" Teske was equally as thrilled; she posted a runway shot of herself with the caption: "So I just walked for Alexander McQueen.
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Pimsleur says that by being around people who knew more than her and were equally as ambitious helped her grow her company.
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" When it came to the taste, she was equally as impressed: "This is good, it's like Harry Potter ice cream or something.
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By empowering people to broadcast themselves, you empower the meek and the oppressed equally as much as the dangerous and the hateful.
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The second designer collab, Prabal Gurung x Lane Bryant, is equally as fabulous and fierce for the plus size fashion forward brand.
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Supporting Verizon is a equally as significant because it's the first time a OnePlus phone will work on America's largest wireless network.
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" A-Rod was equally as pleased, sharing that, "Our kids have become best friends and that keeps us both grounded and appreciative.
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With one shot, Giuliana confirmed she's equally as shrewd and intelligent as Cookie, and she's not afraid to get her hands dirty.
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Equally as important to oil prices next year will be the development of demand globally, and major forecasters diverge in their predictions.
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But, as one taster pointed out to me right after she guessed correctly, people who were wrong were often equally as confident.
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As exciting as all new smartphones are — oh look, they're shiny and new and have faster everything — they're equally as boring now.
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" Fans are equally as perplexed, tweeting at the star, "Hmm whys kylie buying tampons if she's pregnant" and "Kylie if your pregnant.
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And Melanie Lynskey (Togetherness) shines equally as lonely Ruth and the full-charging vigilante she becomes as she hunts down her thief.
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Equally as important, it gets us out of the zero-sum thinking inherent in imagining a world without carbon emissions at all.
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"On the big screen, these characters have proven to be equally as pliable to new interpretations," he told CNBC in an email.
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Yet equally as dangerous as naivete is the cynicism so profound that it denies the real progress being made on the ground.
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Its surface is equally as hard as other anodized Apple products; however, its high shine may show fine micro-abrasions with use.
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Instead, it gives the right more ammunition for their fantasies about a leftist movement that's equally as violent as the alt-right.
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But results here showed that participants who were in the MBSR treatment did equally as well as those in the CBT condition.
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"I do look at myself as a black American and equally as a symbol at the center of this country," he said.
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At this time, there is no reason to believe that those same preventative measures aren't equally as effective against the novel coronavirus.
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The rules required internet service providers like Comcast and Verizon to treat all web traffic equally as it passes through their networks.
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" It's an unsettling sequence of events one can read equally as either proof of or counterpoint to the dictum "Believe All Women.
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The second thing is, it's the first time in a long time we've had all regions around the world equally as positive.
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"The Corvette loyalists are incredibly committed, and the non-Corvette people are almost equally as committed to not buying one," he said.
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Bulking and cutting is such a great way to make long term progress and both stages are equally as fun and exciting.
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The scene was equally as restrained in Hiroshima, where a brief round of applause when Francis arrived punctured an otherwise quiet night.
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That is, unless you're willing to trade Instagram likes for something equally as millennial, like the ability to pay for booze through Venmo.
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"(Digital and TV) ads are probably equally as effective per person, but less people are seeing television ads than cycles past," Beach said.
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"The devastation from the Arkansas River flooding is real, and the continued risk to citizens and businesses is equally as real," he said.
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Her husband has been equally as proud of her talents and occasionally posts videos of Cormier singing with her guitar on his account.
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The result, they say, could be a more effective contraceptive, and one that would work equally as well in men as in women.
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But after, boys had about the same opinion, while girls were now equally as likely to express an engineering interest as the boys.
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Click on to shop it while you still can, along with some equally-as-stylish options just in case you miss the boat.
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And while it's an important conversation to have, it's equally as important to remember people like Bourdain and Hurtubise for how they lived.
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The brush attachment seemed equally as magically, quickly straightening out her thick, long, and wavy hair while giving it just a little volume.
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A journalism professor said "OK, boomer" is equally as insulting as the n-word, University of Oklahoma student newspaper the OU Daily reported.
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All four documentaries — the other three focus on racism, marriage and drugs — cover equally as much ground but range tonally across the board.
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As writer Sarah Hagi points out, it's equally as ugly that everyone was quick to shut someone down for simply being a fan.
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What you do get is a look at The Circle's offices, which have to be equally as impressive for a company that size.
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Celebrities tend to have lavish wardrobes, which, in turn, require equally as impressive closets to store all of those incredible clothes and shoes.
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Clinton's backers were equally as quick to rally to her defense, unleashing a wave of furious sparring on social media between both camps.
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And the company that brought us worlds like Azeroth and Sanctuary seems intent on making sure its latest creation is equally as memorable.
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Just like the original that's hidden behind a dark curtain at Le Parker Meridien Hotel, Burger Joint Singapore's location is equally as obscure.
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While she will be undergoing chemotherapy to kill the cancer cells, Bright said the blood transfusions are equally as important to her health.
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On Tuesday, the brand unveiled a preview of its latest venture: a playful, equally-as-colorful collaboration with fast-fashion retailer River Island.
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For those who buy from properly verified international online pharmacies, personal importation can be equally as safe as walking in your local pharmacy.
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But soybeans have strong demand on their side, and increases equally as large – particularly in exports – are very realistic over the next year.
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Rabbi Yakov Avitan, an Ashkelon council member, said he believes Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel is equally as important.
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The actress' exit led to a world of backlash from fans, who seem to be taking news of Weatherly's departure equally as well.
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Tlaib and Omar's identities as not only Muslim women, but Somali and Palestinian women, respectively, are arguably equally as significant as their religion.
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But as tremendous as their financial performance has been, what's equally as impressive has been the boldness and consistency of their product execution.
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In years gone by, the British MMA fan base has been relatively small in size to that of boxing, but equally as rabid.
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"Pump-Up" and "Chill" are equally as important as country or hip hop and how people might approach going to listen to music.
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The study showed the treatment equally as effective as the triple therapy even in patients with relatively high levels of the HIV virus.
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If you are working in a very liquid market, chances are you can move into another asset class that is equally as liquid.
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That said, it's equally as important to keep human eyes on your social accounts and build relationships with customers that extend beyond software.
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It's hard to imagine any culinary innovation that's equally as delicious as cookie butter, yet Starbucks has just taken a crack at making one.
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And the goals driving these new businesses are equally as impressive — things like improving women's education, sustainability, urban waste management, advocacy of the arts.
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She wants to do YouTube for as long as possible, but is equally as interested in off-platform work, like branded posts and modeling.
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As Carrie would say, I couldn't help but wonder: will the shows we consider progressive today be equally as dated and cringeworthy in 2038?
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Our likeliest future, which is honestly no easier to imagine than a more fantastical end, is something about equally as absurd as the present.
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I was afraid of quitting a job that had become so intertwined with my identity, but I was equally as afraid of gaining weight.
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It is equally as bad as all of these plans that I have explained to you today, but it is my only option left.
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From April to November, biologists collected GPS data on where users encountered and reported grizzlies, and—equally as important—where they didn't see any.
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It's slightly taller (203 inches) and equally as wide (3.07 inches) as the iPhone 7 Plus, which is already oversized compared to the competition.
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And, frankly, the ensemble was equally as stirring on the magenta carpet; Dion's upturned arms-poses made for fairly unforgettable step-and-repeat moments.
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There are few things more satisfying than a freshly done manicure, but matching your nails perfectly to your favorite outfit is equally as delightful.
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But infuriated liberal voters will be equally as energized, Sharry argued, while crucial independents will also flock to the Democrats' more lenient immigration positions.
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It just so happens that the filmmakers are equally as incompetent at this genre as they are at generating erotic heat in Christian's playroom.
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It treats all companies equally as it promotes "public awareness about how countries manage their oil, gas and mineral resources," according to its website.
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Our ultimate vision for the impact of the program is equally as ambitious as our initial dream to get the program off the ground.
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" The Kate trackers were equally as pleased: "Kate Oozes Elegance in Blue Jenny Packham for Canada Arrival" read a headline on "What Kate Wore.
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Equally as troubling, the U.S. maternal mortality rate has more than doubled from 22019 per 100,000 live births in 1991 to 23.8 in 2014.
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It is also equally as important that public health and policy experts be given access to that information as soon as it is available.
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"I think they're both equally as good," said Stephanie Ponce, 22, a student at Nevada State, who added that she's also considering Andrew Yang.
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On the less dire side, iMessage's frustrating design makes it equally as easy to cut yourself off short, or lose the voice message altogether.
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Feminism hypocrisy and scrutiny from the left wouldn't be so irritating if the press were equally as tough on the children of Democratic leaders.
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Remember, that the mother of three is equally as likely to have the same financial responsibilities for her family as the father of three.
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Despite the looming fear of being discovered, liquor store owner Wali Mani continues his business in part because the alternative is equally as bleak.
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"We are equally as disgusted by many of the posts that you saw and, in many cases, the rest of the nation saw," Ross added.
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GUTFELD: But, if I say something equally as disgusting about -- I don&apost know, any liberal they&aposll go, like, how can you do that?
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While she is hoping to give her fans the confidence to speak up for themselves, Hale says she is equally as thankful for their support.
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This feeling came in furtive stares when people at hackathons asked my male friends for technical advice that I was equally as equipped to answer.
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If you aren't yet savvy on Karp and his blogging empire, you may remember his brief but equally as important friendship with Becky Taylor Swift.
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But when that audience is one of millions shouting into the same void, it takes something equally as loud, shocking, and vicious to mobilize them.
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While Prince Harry may have the spotlight thanks to his relationship with Meghan Markle, Bonas has a life all her own that's equally as exciting.
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But, with annual music sales estimated at nearly $3 billion, Japan is a market that streaming companies hope can become equally as lucrative for them.
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The One Plus X's build quality is equally as remarkable for a sub-$300 device, but it's saddled with an ancient processor and poorer cameras.
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Coding isn't always easy to learn, and some of the products that are designed to teach coding can be equally as difficult to figure out.
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And then I came on equally as interested in that, but also curious to explore the world and the human condition on a deeper level.
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According to the polls, the likelihood of Donald Trump winning is equally as unlikely as a Brexit win was two months ahead of the referendum.
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How do political reporters balance the need to correct his false claims with the pressure to scrutinize both parties equally as proof of journalistic objectivity?
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The video is equally as simple, featuring the band performing in what appears to be a black room, wearing sunglasses, expressionless, working through some monotony.
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No, the unicorn trend didn't disappear overnight (we wish), but something equally as thrilling happened this morning: Essence Cosmetics is now sold at Forever 21.
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The second season, starring Kirsten Dunst and Patrick Wilson, wasn't showered with quite as many awards, but it was nonetheless equally as popular among critics.
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Connection is easy with an iPhone — it does everything for you when you open the case — and is equally as simple with an Android phone.
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If you want to get them something a little less expensive but equally as useful, go for an eight- or nine-inch cast-iron skillet.
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Over 60 percent said receiving a medical bill they can't afford is worse than or equally as bad as being diagnosed with a serious illness.
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When I see hatred paired with ignorance so equally, as is often the case on Twitter, it's incredibly difficult to resist the urge to argue.
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On the flip side, I adored Kate's dress, and while I envision Eugenie fashioning something considerably different, I think it will be equally as beautiful.
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I do not feel the need to push, shove, and elbow my way through a swarm of equally as irritated shoppers for a video game.
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Williams was equally as ruthless during their match, winning the crucial points when Vandeweghe felt like she was within a sniff of staging a fightback.
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With coverage through the Trust, restaurant owners and staffs will have health coverage equally as comprehensive as that of larger employers for a lower rate.
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Equally as important, the marketplace had a set of expectations from Lehman that allowed the MF Global failure to rapidly coalesce into distinct creditor constituencies.
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It is, however, equally as adaptable to a wide range of garments, and it's already creeping its way onto everything from sheer tops to puffer coats.
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Most of that money was still focused on infrastructure projects that would benefit persecuted minorities and their Muslim neighbors equally, as their battered communities are rebuilt.
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Equally as important though, I think, is that there&aposs an intensity out there and I think we had an intensity in the -- in the general.
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It's not clear if any other servers may have been equally as easy to access, and the unprotected servers have since been pulled offline by TeenSafe.
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The model is equally as honest over the phone, talking rapidly like someone who finally got the chance to speak during a conversation at a party.
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For any particular way in which a point in spacetime is behaving, the exact opposite is equally as likely to occur at another point in spacetime.
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But considering the differences in durability, size, weight distribution, and equally as important, style, a travel bag can make or break even the shortest of trips.
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Another concern is that the singles that followed "Classic Man"—songs that Jidenna qualifies as "equally as important"—didn't quite take off in the same way.
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But because I'm not a fluent French speaker and his English is equally as rudimentary we often run into issues in the most basic of conversations.
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Nadine's cup isn't spilling over in the friends department, so she barely notices when the sweet, equally-as-awkward Erwin (Hayden Szeto) attempts to woo her.
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Reading Germs' lyrics is equally as fulfilling as listening to the songs themselves, which isn't something you can say about most artists, let alone punk bands.
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Equally as important, a diverse workforce can quickly flag when a company does something culturally insensitive — and, honestly, prevent the company from nearing those situations entirely.
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Competitors whose goal was not to see their product drunk by stars—or among them—but to inhabit a different, yet equally as vital, cultural space.
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During a natural disaster, the cakes and breads we so often take for granted can become survival food, but equally as importantly, they can raise morale.
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But then I realized that we have dishes that are very similar and equally as tasty in Russia—kholodetz, for example, is our version of aspic.
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Wealth and income are distributed across the populace almost as equally as in Scandinavia, with the middle class holding about 70 percent of the nation's assets.
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While SpaceX's successes on Friday are certainly excellent steps forward, the resupply missions are equally as important, given that last time, the CRS-7 mission exploded.
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Keep in mind, though, that many customer service reps are disallowed from making guarantees about coverage benefits, so calling and reading might be equally as frustrating.
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If extra-tall platform shoes aren't for you, don't worry — Dr. Marten's FW 2019 collection features two other equally as bold, but not as tall creepers.
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A culture that feels comfortable In addition to the actual work you do, a company's culture is equally as important when it comes to career happiness.
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So perhaps it shouldn't be at all surprising for the beauty standards in its annual rundown of what it considers sexy to be equally as conventional.
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It's all original music written by my good friend Jacob Fjeldheim and the cast is composed of all my wonderful friends who are equally as talented.
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Life is hard when you have cancer, but it's equally as hard when a loved one is ill, and you cannot do anything to fix it.
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Liberals and conservatives given the skin cream version of the problem performed roughly equally as well, with most people in both groups getting the answer wrong.
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Now she loves her work life and home life equally, as she's able to work for herself and then go out and enjoy her adopted city.
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Ebi adds that figuring out what message to send and how to make people listen can be equally as important as knowing when to send it.
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That pattern, however, disappeared for non-heterosexual participants — people who identified as gay, lesbian, or bisexual appeared to be equally as upset by sexual and emotional cheating.
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The future for Spider-Man will be different, but it will be equally as awesome and amazing, and we'll find new ways to make it even cooler.
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That includes a budget cap and distributing revenues more equally, as well as technical changes so that cars can follow at close quarters and overtake more easily.
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First daughter Malia Obama, 18, looked equally as chic, opting for a black and white dress from the hot rising New York-based brand Cinq à Sept.
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That makes the additional of SD card support equally as important for those who juggle limited space on their phone, as Google explained in a blog post.
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"It is hard to believe management will not feel under some pressure to come up with something equally as radical this time around," Credit Suisse analysts wrote.
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In fact, healthcare systems in other countries can be equally as good—if not better—than that in the U.S.—and charge far less for their services.
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Scandinavian fashion is notorious for its "Where did you get that?" cool-factor — it's a sense of style that's equally as luxurious as it is laid-back.
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Xi is equally as strong politically, as he has the ability to rally the Chinese people through appealing to their nationalism or patriotism, the former diplomat said.
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It seems that after about nine months of irrational exuberance followed by roughly six months of equally as irrational disconsolation, venture investors have gotten their groove back.
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I also used the magnetic cable to charge up my personal 53 25-inch MacBook and it charged equally as fast as the normal USB-C cable.
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While the quality of work and effort you contribute in your job is a top priority, making sure you have work-life balance is equally as important.
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The big question mark was whether the GOP base -- perhaps worn down by Trump's seemingly never-ending series of self-inflicted wounds -- would be equally as intense.
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Nearly two weeks after allowing one run and three hits in seven innings against the National League East-leading Washington Nationals, Bibens-Dirkx was equally as effective.
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And, because with they are equal parts intriguing and delicious, goth ice cream is equally as tempting to snap a shot of as its unicorn sundae counterpart.
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It's believable in the same way that if you told me Bosh was really good at Bingo I would believe that, too, but it's equally as nonsensical.
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That matches prior years, which suggests that Democrats should do about equally as well among likely voters in the House vote as they do among registered voters.
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However, because of my experience as a wrongly accused party, I am equally as likely to believe men when they claim innocence when accused of heinous acts.
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There needs to be a vacancy and for that vacancy, there's probably going to be several people equally as qualified as you who are competing for it.
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Research by Yale's David Mayhew provides strong evidence that significant legislation is equally as likely to be passed under divided government as it is under unified government.
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Prices are going down and people are selling their coins, but the pace at which this is happening is reasonable considering the prices rose equally as fast.
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This year, Baublebar is taking the ugly out of your holiday sweater party and replacing it with something way cuter and equally as festive: holiday statement earrings.
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Equally as impressive is what Weil, and the rest of the team Systrom put together, have managed to pull off in the last year and a half.
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Maybe it was a stretch to be equally as impressed by January in Boston as the influencers conquering the Swiss Alps on Instagram, but I was trying.
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Although women are seen as equally as or more competent than men, men are still seen as more ambitious, according to research by the American Psychological Association.
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Seven or so months after opening the first location, Obi opened another to meet the demand: a smaller Bed-Stuy studio that quickly became equally as popular.
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And there is concern that he could prove equally as damaging to the New START treaty, a US-Russia nuclear arms reduction treaty that expires in 2021.
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" Mr. Weiss said he wrestled with how to make an ad that was at least a little more visible, but also "equally as absurd or more absurd.
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It is not revelatory to say that, at a moment in history when we are as digitally interconnected as we have ever been, we are equally as divided.
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But given how varied the reasons for infidelity can be, we think it's safe to say that cheating might be one subject that's equally as confounding as horoscopes.
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And while we have to hold men who abuse and harass others accountable, equally as important, we have to create a pathway forward for a more equitable tomorrow.
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Yet Democrats are equally as confident that impeachment will shift the landscape in their favor, citing their own polls indicating that a majority of voters back Trump's removal.
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"Ahsoka has become equally as popular with both men and women and it's incredible to see how her story has resonated with all 'Star Wars' fans," Eckstein said.
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"As we are promoting health over size, I really wanted to believe that your social and emotional health is equally as important as your physical health," she says.
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Equally, as more primate neuroscience moves to Asia, it will be important for researchers to remain committed to refining techniques and improving welfare standards for experimental animals worldwide.
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Though the acoustic tune was important to the show's storyline, it was equally as important to the actress because it was co-written by her fiancé Taylor Goldsmith.
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You wouldn't want to work in an office where some Kafka-esque managerial system dictated the precise layout of your desk, yet your computer is equally as stringent.
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Given everything we know about Joe, one might think that he would go to Beck's house and kill her for breaking his heart… or something equally as brutal.
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When used wet (I used a few spritzes of makeup setting spray) it blends concealer and foundation equally as well, but gives it a slightly sheerer, dewier finish.
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There were a lot of jokes about the parking lots of the past—how so many of them had done this for a solid decade, equally as hot.
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"We will continue to assess valuations cognizant of the economic cycle, but equally as willing to embrace the changed/changing operating environment," Roth Katzke said in a note.
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But I think the other thing is equally as important, and that is you need to treat every employee no different than how you want to be treated.
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While we would hope Hannah's mom would offer her daughter a safe space after the blowup with Elijah, Loreen (Becky Ann Baker) says something almost equally as horrible.
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"There are many markets out in the world where this technology could be equally as prevalent," he said, hinting that Africa and neighboring countries could be expansion targets.
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The industry's goal was to kill off net neutrality — the doctrine that cable and phone companies should treat all information equally as it travels over their broadband networks.
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They also announced that support for Android 6 would be arriving in the "coming weeks" — because of course software upgradability is equally as important for ensuring gadget longevity.
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It's an aspect of psychedelic experimentation that's often overlooked in mainstream culture, but that devotees say is equally as important (if not more important) than the trip itself.
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But work on a national, governmental level is equally as important, as our elected officials have the power to shape policy that affects homeless individuals across the country.
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When Trump "outed" him, Stewart had the perfect comeback — equally as childish, and with a Daily Show–esque bite to it — exposing Trump's real name: Fuckface Von Clownstick.
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Manhattan real estate prices have been notoriously frothy, but a clutch of recent data reinforced the lament of the city's renters, where the market is equally as expensive.
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When they perceive the United States as treating them fairly and equally — as an interested partner more than as a detached or distrustful boss — they respond in kind.
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Incised symbols became multivalent: In the large, scarlet-red "Cardinal Points," a cross served equally as a Native American directional sign, the Morning Star and a Christian emblem.
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This "neural text-to-speech" method means that Alexa knows which syllables to emphasize and which to skim past, rather than pronouncing them all equally as it previously did.
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As expected, the launch of the new Subculture shadow palette had the brand's loyal followers pretty excited — and then equally as devastated when it sold out earlier this week.
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According to the TLC star, this particular time frame — namely, having a house full of preteens and teenagers — is equally as challenging as when her sextuplets were first born.
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Below the age of 2600 and you may not have come across them, but for everyone else, these drugs can be something they love, or equally as often, loathe.
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But just when you finally get your standing desk approved by your office manager, another study declares that standing for prolonged periods is equally as threatening to your health.
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While classic Christmas trees exude a comforting holiday touch, it can be equally as cheery to choose a version that has a bit more personality than the standard evergreen.
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While she's much more willing to give a long, detailed answer than Pop—most people are—she's equally as gifted at the art of the quick-witted sarcastic reply.
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Equally as troubling, the youngest voters, aged 18-29, have the lowest voter turnout, with only 20 percent participating in 2014 according to the 2014 Pew Research Center study.
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Equally as important is the support shown by companies like Facebook and Google, which have continued to advocate for the billions of consumers who use the internet each day.
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Finding an evening gown that suits your personality (and personal style) isn't always an easy feat — and the hunt for an equally-as-cool bridesmaid dress is no different.
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For all of its potential to inspire innovative breakthroughs and solutions to some of the world's most pressing issues and problems, the Internet is equally as vulnerable to misuse.
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Extending this rule to rulemakings — and, equally as important, having the commission aggressively enforcing this rule — will go a long way toward restoring decorum back to our public discourse.
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The Sun Valley itinerary may be kept quiet from the public – the real action happens when deals get finalized, anyways – but the Idaho retreat locale is equally as scenic.
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They are equally as fed up with the status quo, but they have a different approach to problem-solving and different policy prescriptions than those on the ideological extremes.
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Famous photographs of suffrage marches and historic meetings often failed to capture the many African American women who fought equally as courageously as white women to win the vote.
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And so it's equally as tense for viewers when the comforts of a crackling fire in their homestead is interrupted by the constant threats of having it ripped away.
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As dangerous of a society as it is for women to feel unable to speak up, it is equally as dangerous for an innocent man to be taken down.
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"Cheeses made in our home state of Connecticut are equally as good (as) those made in Europe; we would argue that in many cases they're even better," they write.
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Those interested in fiscal responsibility should be equally as alarmed about these findings as civil libertarians are about the flow of guns and armored vehicles to local police departments.
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Sometimes they'll ask me if I have anything in my pockets or some other random inquiry presumably in an attempt to parse my voice, which is equally as androgynous.
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In addition to this potential for increased competition on the service, comments from Patreon's CEO Jack Conte might be equally as worrying for video game makers using the platform.
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But equally as important for Cargill is the performance of the individuals they've added to the team and whether those contributions align to the overall goals of the company.
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There's a lot going on in those few sentences, and it's important to know when and how it applies to common situations -- and, equally as important, when it doesn't.
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Women and men are about equally as likely to say they would stay home or vote for some other candidate in a Trump-Clinton race, according to the survey.
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Under the current regulatory structure, high-speed, broadband internet is classified as a telecoms service which requires Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to treat internet traffic equally, as they should.
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And she's equally as committed to having fun with her latest (and possibly most surprising!) role as the creative director of Candie's, a role she threw herself into with enthusiasm.
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A second and equally as useful kill switch deactivates both the Librem's Bluetooth and wi-fi functions, though, I admit it would be more useful if these were separate switches.
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Centrowitz is going to have his hands full if he wants to win his first world championship gold but watching a new generation of Kenyan stars is equally as thrilling.
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The pop star donated $1 million to the relief effort and visited the island a few months later, saying that Puerto Ricans "just want to be treated equally" as Americans.
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"I see myself as a Leslie — highly organized, ambitious, a little weird, anxious about dating — and would love to date a 'Ben' — someone equally as ambitious, smart, nerdy and kind."
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The looks, from bedazzled slip dresses and shifts to embellished denim jackets, were completed with equally-as-shimmery shoes — something we've come across multiple times this New York Fashion Week.
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S. dollar exchange rate is one of the most liquid and highly traded in the $5.3 trillion foreign exchange market—potential yacht buyers might want to move equally as fast.
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Because as weird of a time it was for politics and the state of our country, it was equally as head-scratching, in some cases, for the realm of fashion.
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Cardi, it seems, was much too distracted to bother with another celebrity feud: She was way too focused on her hubby Offset, who seemed equally as smitten with her tonight.
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There's no guarantee that when you hand over your favorite toys, as Andy does to Bonnie, their new owner is going to love them all as equally as you did.
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While the food we eat is a crucial part of overall health, it's equally as important for us to pay attention to how our food is manufactured, stored and cooked.
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It's not the first Velvet Underground cover we've heard from him, a couple of months ago his take on the band's "Run Run Run" appeared which was equally as impressive.
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Even if you have the coolest shirt and an equally-as-amazing bottom, the tricky silhouette doesn't guarantee a solid outfit, no matter how great each individual piece may be.
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So if your Stans are feeling a bit tired, now is the time to swap them out for one of picks ahead that are equally as versatile, and doubly cool.
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The lab is no longer populated with dozens, bald, bespectacled Dr. Kleiners, or equally as many clones of Barney the security guard, but a wide variety of faces and voices.
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Belgian Surrealism emerged with the magazine Correspondance in 1924, the same year as Breton's First Surrealist Manifesto, and would prove to be equally as seminal, if not now as famous.
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And while this new rendition is more in line with the rest of Smith's material, that she can make garage and soul sound equally as enticing is testament to her versatility.
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However, equally as compelling was the accompanying story, Beyoncé in Her Own Words, where she discussed her pregnancy with twins Sir and Rumi, who were born just over a year ago.
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But as Be the Cowboy wheels between different personas and beloveds, the album hammers home a more foundational truth: It's equally as painful to just try and be present with others.
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She wants to impart her success in the franchise on her friends, in hopes that they'll leave equally as in love as the 28-year-old is with fiancé Garrett Yrigoyen.
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The smell — which I wasn't shocked by, as it was equally as strong as any other self-tanner I've used in the past, but it did linger until my next shower.
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Ahead, we'll let the designer herself show you how it's done (or, you can look to some of her equally-as-stylish friends, like Shea Marie and Caroline Vreeland) for inspiration.
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Fortunately, there are plenty of folks on Twitter who think these videos were equally as bad of an idea, even if their language is a little harsh: Enough is enough, guys.
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Millennials and Gen Xers of both genders feel equally as strong about this, while less than half of baby boomers say this aspect of a job is very important to them.
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In fact, the other equally as cool and nostalgic Slinky Platform Sandals from the collection are already sold out, so we just know these ones will be gone in a flash.
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We have seen the historic unemployment lows for black Americans and equally as important the gap between minority unemployment and that of the general population being driven down to record lows.
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But, as authors, we feel strongly that it is equally as important for us to reach white families, who may be less likely to talk to their children about racial issues.
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Just because I have a different yet equally as important view as you do, it doesn't EVER give you the right to spew hate, cause fear, and interrupt someone else's life.
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Equally as surprising, several new cryptocurrencies, such as Ethereum and Zcash, jumped into the spotlight that year, bringing the total worth of all cryptocoins to over $370 billion by December 2017.
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They still make a killer daiquiri and it's worth a visit, though next door there's another bar (that shall remain nameless) where the daiquiri is equally as good and much cheaper.
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And being actually friends with her would be probably pretty shitty if you weren't equally as famous…I feel like you could never have a meaningful relationship with someone that famous.
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But it's spring now, and while it's important not to forget, it's equally as important to shed the bad vibes—in the same way, we're beginning to shed itchy, acrylic clothing.
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Equally as important, however, is communicating to food stamp recipients that the money they are getting now is their February benefit, and they won't get more until March, at the earliest.
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" Although parents Rinna and Hamlin sent their oldest daughter, Delilah Belle Hamlin, 21, to college just last year, the mom of two says the second time around feels "equally as difficult.
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It's equally as important to work with upper management so that they are aware of the impact their decisions can have on morale at every level and ultimately, their bottom line.
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Whoever played Mae's love interest would have to be equally as complicated but open and expressive, the type of man that any woman would want to let down her walls for.
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During the Saturday's episode, host David Harbour starred in a fake trailer about another Joker-style origin story about a very different—but equally as beloved—anti-hero: Oscar the Grouch.
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"One's partisanship will matter but, again, equally as important is the policy expertise and knowing the issues and how to navigate the executive branch no matter who's in power," Wood said.
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Even though patients may undergo different symptoms and changes within their sexual repertoire, Dr. Carter noted that understanding what happens to their bodies before and after cancer is equally as important.
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But Shared merges those worlds, counting writing that was written for a Tumblr audience as a distinctly "internet" art form, equally as strange to encounter in print as a meme would be.
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Thursday's retail sales report, meanwhile is equally as unlikely to brighten economists' view that the world's fifth largest economy will expand by 0.3 percent a quarter on average over the coming year.
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Most readers will counter with the more dominating statistical outputs of Russell Westbrook and James Harden (the latter of whom is equally as efficient), but now we are going to dig deep.
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Uber, Facebook, and Google were, of course, multiple offenders on the thread, which accumulated around 500 replies, many of which were equally as intrusive and jaw-dropping as the above mentioned examples.
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The iPhone epitomizes this, but a strong argument can be made that Apple has also led a software revolution equally as transformative but without nearly the bang in terms of press coverage.
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As tough as it is for a layman to figure out whether Cardano is better than its competitors and how, it's nearly equally as challenging figuring out who's actually running the project.
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The internet is equally as hyped about these particular lyrics, with all of Twitter going nuts over the reference, and wondering how it took this long for Swift to mention her pets.
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When drafting your team you should keep in mind that the scoring system rewards cruel behavior and sweet behavior equally, as the only objective good in The Bachelor universe is screen-time.
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If more space is needed, WP Standard now has a larger option that looks equally as good in the $310 Large Messenger Bag though I haven't seen the bag in person yet.
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Historically, personal details like what was easily found in a phonebook weren't considered equally as damaging when compared to more "sensitive" pieces of data like credit card information and Social Security numbers.
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The Huawei Porsche Design Mate 10 RS is just over six months old, but the company is already back with a successor, the Mate 4103 RS. It's equally as expensive and excessive.
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The poll also found that 21 percent of people found information coming out of the White House to be very credible and 22 percent said they thought Trump was equally as trustworthy.
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But as the West's military might in the field against ISIS is slowly becoming more and more apparent, so it is time that it also flexes its communications muscle equally as well.
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And on immigration, which has been the main dividing line between Cruz and Rubio, Cruz turned to some history in Georgia to bolster the case that Trump has been equally as inconsistent.
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And if there's one thing that can be said about the Dyson jet dryers, they're really good at drying hands — equally as good as paper towels, and better than conventional air dryers.
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And she, conditioned by a lifetime of rhetoric that women must prove themselves equally as tough as men to hold office, probably doesn't want to give them a chance to doubt her.
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A sense that a White House is powerless, meanwhile, to control the political winds of Washington can be equally as damaging -- especially when a commander-in-chief is as polarizing as Trump.
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In early July, Juels coauthored a blog post pointing out that smart contracts could be equally as effective at "buying elections" as they would be properly executing the results of an election.
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After being clear that she would never disrespect anyone's family out of "love and respect" for her boyfriend, Madison pointed out that her journey and feelings were equally as important as Peter's.
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The Mi Mix 2S is a good phone, but when there are so many phones that are equally as good or better, it's really hard to recommend one that Americans can't even buy.
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While the investigation behind who assaulted Smollett continues, the work to elevate the conversation about the dangers faced by Black queer people—and the required steps to protect them—are equally as vital.
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Equally as sexy as a bikini, the one-piece has become the go-to style for every celeb, whether they&aposre at the beach, lounging by the pool or just posing for Instagram.
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"Generally speaking, it's highly likely she's lost or injured in this forest and it's equally as likely that she was intercepted by someone in the parking lot or on her run," Haynes said.
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This isn't because the Recording Academy wasn't equally as blown away by the song, but because a little technicality means we'll have to wait until next year before the single gets its due.
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Motorola says the device, which ships running Android 8.1 Oreo, will be updated to Android 9 Pie and eventually Android Q. Equally as important, the phone is guaranteed security updates for three years.
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But equally as lucrative are the dental professionals who operate on the mouth, teeth, gums and jaws to to do things like repair cleft lips or remove those pointless, yet painful, wisdom teeth.
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Now I don't want some hardworking Cablevision tech to get fired over this; every day, those same people are doing spot-on work and are equally as horrified when things go this wrong.
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Days after discovering the Kado Wallet phone charger, I've now found a phone — a rather good-looking dumbphone if you ask me — at Mobile World Congress 2017 that's equally as small and slim.
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"As strongly as I feel about energy efficiency, I feel equally as strongly that government should not be in the business of telling consumers what they can use and cannot purchase," Burgess said.
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It's an industry that has yet to be disrupted by the technological innovations that have reshaped so many other retail markets, they say… and one that's equally as large as the mattress industry.
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Equally as important for national remembrance and recognition is Penn Center on Saint Helena Island, South Carolina, the site of the former Penn School, one of the country's first schools for freed slaves.
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While witnesses to arson are rare and motives difficult to identify, it's equally as hard to pinpoint the origin of the fire, making prosecution even more complicated, the Federal Emergency Management Agency says.
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While Tekashi wasn't one of the guys who robbed her at gunpoint, he was in the car recording the whole ordeal ... something Skyy considers equally as cruel and deserving of a harsher punishment.
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Ron Kind to make MEPs more accessible and favorable to small business owners by enacting a less highly publicized, but equally as important, provision of the SECURE Act: the small business tax credit.
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Men&aposs denim was the first step, and after rave reviews (including one from the guys of Insider Picks), the brand launched a line of women&aposs denim that is equally as impressive.
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As a manager, you must send a strong signal that communication and organizational skills are equally as important as technical skills, especially as the team grows too big to all know one another.
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Their sound is equally as indebted to metal and noodly sad boy emo bands like American Football and Algernon Cadwallader as it is to their queercore forebears in Black Fag and Pansy Division.
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The documentary Leaving Neverland, in which choreographer Wade Robson and former child actor James Safechuck accuse Michael Jackson of sexually abusing them as children, is difficult to watch; it's equally as difficult to discuss.
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Trump's clear victory and the almost equally as surprising GOP retention of the Congress have provided a deeply divided Republican Party with the perfect chance to start over with Ryan in a prominent role.
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So when it came time to plan her wedding, she knew that she wanted the women standing beside her on her big day to look and feel equally as beautiful wearing their natural texture.
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But equally as important is talking through smaller annoyances, like not getting the face time with your boss that your cube-mate gets just because he's in his Fantasy Football League and you're not.
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"We ask that the industry shares the view that making efforts to ensure safety is equally as critical as developing new products through technological innovation," Vice Minister Jeong Marn-ki said in the statement.
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So, now your chicken nuggets will be served up by someone donning a look equally as suited to dispensing artisanal kombucha in a Brooklyn fair-trade coffee shop/bar/vegan bakery/bike shop hybrid.
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Also, equally as important, Clinton didn't offend any of the Sanders base in this debate and this is crucial in case she wins the Democratic nomination, since she'll need ever vote she can get.
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If Trump fires Rosenstein, his allies will work hard to blast Rosenstein's shortcomings, and Democrats will work equally as hard to paint the move as the beginning of Trump's very own Sunday Night Massacre.
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I mean, I don't think we'll ever get to drown Richard Spencer in Baja Blast, but seeing that man get punched so hard he spiralled into the land of obscurity is equally as lovely.
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Both activities are equally as likely to be illegal, but which side of this dichotomy affects you more is ultimately up to you—there are no guaranteed protections, but there are also no limits.
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It may be equally as impossible for people on the left to understand that while white supremacists hold horrid views, they also have the right to express them without being shouted down, or worse.
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However, given the popularity of the MacBook, it's equally as likely that the ban will cause confusion and annoyance among passengers, especially those who own models which are very different from the recalled ones.
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He said he hopes studies, like this latest one, will continue to raise awareness among doctors so they can be equally as careful about prescribing benzos as they are starting to be with opioids.
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The GOP proposal does the following: Equally as important, however, is what this bill does not do: The proposal would keep funding for TANF block grants at the same level it's maintained since 1996.
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Hannah Jeter is insanely attractive ... now that we've gotten that out of the way we can get to something equally as sexy, her telling TMZ Sports which female athlete she has the girl hots for.
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Whether you throw a party and invite a group of pals or watch Super Bowl 50 alone in your PJs, you're going to want to watch the event on a screen that's equally as epic.
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But there are caveats: researchers have yet to test THCP's effect on humans, and researchers still don't know if THCP will be equally as potent when ingested, or if it gets humans high at all.
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The image is a combination of two separate exposures taken on November 20, 2016, and have been moderately adjusted to make both objects appear equally as bright (otherwise the Earth would have appeared too dark).
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The companies agreed to treat all employees as fairly and as equally as possible as part of the integration, regardless of which company they work for, and to take into account the respective companies' strengths.
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The cool thing about young people is that they're going to be equally as excited about plankton, which can be microscopic, as they are a whale shark, which is the largest shark on the planet.
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The game is rigged so the subject is equally as successful with both partners, but on an MRI, the reward centers of the brain light up brighter when the subject has success with the friend.
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While a penchant for humiliating people should be a disqualifier for any low level diplomat -- not to mention the secretary of state -- equally as troublesome is why Pompeo threw a tantrum in the first place.
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But supporters of the plan, including trade adviser Peter Navarro, have argued equally as loudly that the tariffs would please Trump's conservative base and Trump has signaled he's unwilling to budge, at least in principle.
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Why it matters: While a lot of attention gets paid to voting machine security, auditing machines during an election is equally as important: It's the only way to tell whether machines were hacked or malfunctioned.
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Your sense of morality and intrinsic sense of self-worth is equally as important as your financial resources, though you may feel as if you're being tested in both of these areas of your life.
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"That outcome would be not only a political and practical failure, but a moral one equally as serious as ignoring the result of the referendum entirely," Archbishop Welby told the House of Lords in January.
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This is about the integrity of our voting system," Spicer said, hailing the investigation "to ensure that we know that every person's vote counts equally" as "probably one of the greatest things we can do.
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The 25-year-old American, who was equally as impressive in dispatching world number one Angelique Kerber in the previous round, controlled the match from the seventh game when she achieved her first break of serve.
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Letting young boys know how important it is to feel their feelings is just as important as letting young girls know that the things they enjoy are equally as valid as the things their brothers enjoy.
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The other planned technical innovations unveiled today were equally as impressive and, based on their stunning track record, I have no doubt that Musk and his team of engineers at SpaceX are capable of realizing them.
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In fact, including them in categories for which they have displayed "outstanding design and engineering" is arguably a more meaningful gesture indicating that they view these devices as equally as impressive and important as their competitors.
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Click on to shop Madewell's newest baby blues, as well as its other, equally-as-versatile arrivals, and relish in the comfort of knowing whatever you buy won't just end up gathering dust in your closet.
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Most corporate executives, unfortunately, are equally as blind, as are many IT professionals and the people who hire them, nearly all of whom rely heavily on outside vendors to tell them when and if they're secure.
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"Generally speaking, it's highly likely she's lost or injured in this forest and it's equally as likely that she was intercepted by someone in the parking lot or on her run," Haynes told The Maui News.
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"Whether it's stocks soaring post-election, or bonds selling off equally as violently or the dollar going up, there's been a lot of adjustment in the market in a very short period of time," Ware said.
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Equally as important is to regularize the appointments so that no justice can ever again decide, as Justice Anthony Kennedy did, to bestow the gift of a Supreme Court appointment on the president of his choosing.
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Drew Barrymore may have added beauty boss to her resumé after launching her cosmetics company Flower Beauty in 2013, but the star loves a makeup-free selfie equally as much as she loves a bold lip.
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The sweltering season is an equally-as-good time for catchy tunes as it is for sick accessories, and each year, there's always one sunglasses style that shows up at every pool party and park picnic.
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When ALW was working with someone equally as or more talented than he was, he managed to create popular, lasting shows, including Cats and Phantom of the Opera, helmed by the late great director Hal Prince.
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The most corrosive part of this narrative is that men are lead to believe these same ideas, so in the future they are equally as unwelcoming of women, a disheartening reality reflected in our companies today.
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For example, my tribe has several gods that are personified animals — my favorite being Mica, the coyote god who is a friend to the trickster spider god Iktomi, and is equally as much of a trickster.
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The vodka, which is named after the on-ship bar area on the Starship Enterprise-D in The Next Generation, Ten Forward lounge, sports a logo that is equally as representative of the beloved science fiction series.
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So click on to shop this sellout piece while you still can, along with some similar options (though, it's hard to find many equally as metallic, which might be why this one is selling out like crazy).
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"We ask that the industry shares the view that making efforts to ensure safety is equally as critical as developing new products through technological innovation," Vice Minister Jeong Marn-ki said in a statement provided to Reuters.
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While these trends speak to solid demand for the label in an increasingly competitive athletic wear environment, analysts were equally as bullish on Lululemon's ability to clear through excess inventories while preserving most of its gross margin.
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"Anyone courting any member of royalty should first respect the lover, but secondly (and equally as important), respect the institution to which their new squeeze represents and act in a civilized and dignified manner," Hanson tells us.
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Equally as important, investors and the limited partners that finance their funds should be aware of the ways in which they interact with the founders and even the would-be venture capitalists that are seeking their money.
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Wozniacki had started her fifth appearance at the season-ending tournament with a 20-343 234-23 victory over Ukraine's Elina Svitolina and Romania's Halep appeared equally as powerless against the 21-year-old former number one.
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Separatist movements in Europe can range from small townships to entire regions and the motivations for wanting to go it alone are equally as diverse encompassing linguistic and cultural differences as well as economic and historical justifications.
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That fact struck the experts as noteworthy, given that women are statistically more likely than men to experience domestic or sexual violence, and about equally as likely as men to experience psychological aggression from an intimate partner.
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But in doing so, let us also ensure significant black suffragists like Sojourner Truth, Ida B. Wells, and Mary Church Terrell have their place in history, a place equally as prominent as that of white suffrage leaders.
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When your job involves dealing with a continuous stream of inebriated bell-ends, sometimes getting equally as intoxicated is the only way to survive a seven-hour shift that begins at 9 PM, let alone enjoy it.
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Records-style pop-punk, but Bixler-Zavala and Ward were equally as taken with the ambition of bands on Dischord Records as well as the spastic chaos of the San Diego bands populating the Gravity Records roster.
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But if we look beyond her beauty, we find a story that is equally as fascinating: a queen that kickstarted religious reform, presided over a cultural revolution, and may well have ruled Egypt in her own right.
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Now, denim brands across the board are making their own versions of the classic style, meaning that even if your first choice is all sold out, there are plenty of equally-as-flattering options to choose from.
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But if the mandate of Big Tech has largely focused on finding solutions to big problems, Blanco believes a compromise is more than feasible—one that treats users who upload adult content as equally as everyone else.
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"If our project holds water as something that is interested in creating a more visible queer platform on a musical level, the space that we take up as a band should be equally as progressive," says Hopkins.
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I believe that what we use on our hair is equally as important as what we put onto our skin and I felt there was a true need in the market for clean, safe haircare that really works.
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"When I saw the movie for the first time, I noticed my mom was not only equally as confident and strong as the men, she was one of the most confident characters in the entire film," she explained.
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A few more finger flicks from Zhu caused the guy in the Spongebob boxers to be joined by a friend who was equally as buff, but sported an even skimpier pair of briefs over his considerable virtual package.
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While the elusive tiger is what draws people to Ranthambore, visitors are equally as lucky to encounter an evasive caracal — a lithe cat with a flamboyant tuft of hair on its head — or a leopard or sloth bear.
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This is now coming to light in the #MeToo era, but I knew the kind of experience I wanted to create for the people who are working on this show, and that was equally as important to me.
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I'm still holding out hope here!) Abby will, of course, be missed, but Hewitt's Maddie (whose name probably should have been a liiiiiittle less close to "Abby") has her own stuff going on, and it's equally as intriguing.
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So it's really important to see that on Claire's side, she has this whole experience as a mother and raising a daughter, but Jamie's desire to have that for himself was equally as powerful on the other side.
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Wills' intimacy and connection with the queens, palpable from behind the camera, is among the defining features of Black Divaz, which spools out equally as an interrogation of Indigeneity in LGBTQ communities and of queerness in Indigenous communities.
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Image: NASA/JPL-CalTechWhile Helou was excited about the hardware, he was equally as excited about the software, which employs data analysis techniques like machine learning in order to pick meaningful information out of the heaps of data.
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However, it's equally as important to understand that society's norms are finally being expanded to celebrate the beauty of textured hair worn natural — and we're so here for it, which is why projects like this are so important.
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The nearest meaningful comparison is pay-TV: Although pay-TV is now seeing losses from cord-cutting, pay-TV is reputably low-churn, partially because it's difficult to cancel service and equally as frustrating to sign back up.
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In this construct, Kim would need to balance continued repression to prevent a Soviet or Arab Spring internal collapse with sufficient economic freedom to promote the growth, which is equally as important to Kim's long-term regime survival.
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Mr. Tashi, a shopkeeper, wrote blog posts about the disintegration of the Tibetan language among younger Tibetans and urged governments in the region to adopt true bilingual education, using Tibetan and Chinese equally as teaching languages in schools.
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"There definitely aren't as many people present this year, but the people and speakers here are equally as passionate to help advocate for science," said Mackenzie Mittleman, 24, who attended the march in Washington for a second year.
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While Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)—the severe psychological shock that persists in a veteran's brain after violent experiences—is well known amongst the larger public, TBI—equally as damaging and perhaps more insidious—is not so much.
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Hot Cross charted a similar trajectory, with Werner and Drudy—who had been dismissed from his other band, Interpol—offering up songs that were equally as intricate as Off Minor, but with bigger, pop-minded choruses placed atop.
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Renewed phones, laptops and tablets can be as much as 40% cheaper than their brand new cousins, working equally as well and, because they have been saved from the scrapheap, are therefore a great deal more environmentally friendly.
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Equally as important, the '60s were a time in which many of the nation's artists responded to the urgency of their times by making some of the most principled and engaging work of the modern and contemporary era.
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Much of the attention on the plight of young Americans without a college degree has focused on those from age 85003 to 24, but equally as important is the next rung up: workers who are 25 to 34.
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Inspired by today's generation of women who are conquering the world every day, the brand quite literally rolled up its sleeves to design the perfect button-up shirt that makes women feel equally as strong as they do feminine.
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When we've had that increase in pessimism, both in terms of their perspectives on the global economy, but equally as important, and perhaps more so, their perspectives of am I able to raise revenues in the next 12 months?
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The big-serving Pliskova, however, who was equally as dismissive of Spain's Sara Sorribes Tormo in the first round with a 6-2 6-0 victory, wrapped up the win over the grand slam debutant with her ninth ace.
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The group, which owns other labels including Christian Dior and Krug champagne, is setting a high bar for rivals chasing the same clientele, though not all are benefiting equally as Chinese spending shifts from overseas shopping capitals to home.
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You'll also encounter bric-a-brac that's not quite as functional — but equally as covetable — like a sushi-printed silk scarf from Tofu, as well as Goodstuph's tongue-in-cheek ERP and Housing and Development Board (HDB) coin pouches.
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McDonald's is the first company to tie up with Pokémon Go, being a sponsored location could help drive customers to branches, and other deals in the U.S., Europe and elsewhere are expected and likely to be equally as lucrative.
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Federal Reserve head Janet Yellen is keeping alive the tradition of her predecessors, Alan Greenspan and Ben Bernanke, by showing she is equally as blind-sighted to the bubbles central banks are blowing in the bond and equity markets.
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When the dresses cost as much as summer homes (and the people going have summer homes) and designers can splurge to recreate the Eiffel Tower indoors, it's not really surprising that the beauty looks would be equally as fabulous.
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Now divested of its single point of connection to the Latino community, the Trump campaign will have to correct course–either restoring tacos to their monopoly position within its Latino outreach repertoire, or find another dish equally as compelling.
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Here's the two of them larking about in a ground and pound experiment: But equally as a John Danaher protégée, Tonon also trains day in and day out just a short drive from Matt Serra and Ray Longo's operation.
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Vessi sneakers have become a cult favorite among travelers in need of versatile, waterproof shoes, but they're equally as popular among everyday comfort seekers who would rather rely on a single pair of shoes for all types of weather.
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And if that does turn out to be the case, then not only is Porter culpable for all of this, the people who did that are equally as culpable, as that is one of the cardinal sins in security.
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Due to the highly confidential nature of the games industry, actors often don't even know what game they're appearing in, and when it comes to reading a role at an audition, the character breakdown can be equally as opaque.
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"The presence of SOEs (state-owned enterprises) is not an unique phenomenon in China but common to many emerging markets ... All companies, including SOEs, are treated equally as long as they meet the index eligibility criteria," the statement said.
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They want to hear about how Disney management expects to retain a large proportion of their existing profits from cable-based ESPN while they launch their new OTT service which they estimate can be equally as profitable over time.
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Warby Parker has managed to make prescription glasses affordable (a baseline pair is just $95, including lenses), but even if your giftee doesn't wear prescription glasses, the company also makes non-prescription sunglasses that are equally as good-looking.
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Northern and Southern mosquito eggs survived equally as well in warmer areas near the core of their current range in the U.S., as well as in a lab that simulated the typical winter in Asia where the species originated.
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Anyway, if you have stuck with me through all of these Psychopathic Records freestyles I hope you now think that ICP and their various affiliates are equally as good as Odd Future, who except for Earl Sweatshirt were extremely overrated.
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Her kitchen and hyper-organized pantry might be the focal point of the five-bedroom house, but her living room (top) is equally as cozy, sporting a black-painted fireplace, a bright yellow ottoman and artwork created by her husband.
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And thanks to the founder himself, in partnership with Urban Outfitters, you can now buy a pair of his famous SLINKY platforms (now called the SCRUNCHY) or the new, equally as 90s-inspired CONTEMPO sandals by simply signing onto UrbanOutfitters.com.
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While he said on the campaign trail that he did want to balance the budget, he also said that he knew it would take time and that rebuilding the military and America's industrial infrastructure were equally as or even more important.
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"Our latest #themindyproject guest star is the only woman I would want to be trapped in a cave with," she wrote, adding, "(This is weirdly the second cave we have acted in together!)" It's something Witherspoon is equally as excited about.
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But as my first proper big tattoo was on my thigh, I naturally started building around it as an artist and a designer – I think composition on your body with your tattoos is equally as important as what you're having tattooed.
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When she was done, we'd follow her to the locker room, a place equally as entertaining for kids: We could spend our time running endlessly between the sauna and shower, probably irritating every woman unlucky enough to cross paths with us.
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If part of the appeal of games for me is the fantasy world into which they let me escape, equally as important to that fictional reality as entwining tendrils of magic or rays of scintillating sunlight is the impression of earnestness.
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"I've never been on a set where every single person who was there was equally as excited to be there as the actors and the director and everyone were," Hawke told PEOPLE at the film's Los Angeles premiere on Monday.
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While three nominees have withdrawn (Jeff Mateer, known for referring to transgender children as part of 'Satan's plan'), Trump is attempting to stack the courts with people who are equally as terrible for the progress and protection of the transgender community.
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Her second-story office, where she runs the University of California's El Cuete IV Project and the Tijuana Wound Clinic, is equally as chaotic, a jumble of Catholic iconography, lefty bumper stickers, brightly colored crafts from indigenous artists, and Yodas.
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And naturally, anybody who is a citizen, whether they are white, or brown, or black, or they are Christian, or Jewish, or Muslim, or of no faith, or whatever, need to be valued equally as a member of our club.
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That's definitely a major (and potentially existential) threat to social media businesses, but so is a more lingering, and equally as pervasive problem websites like Facebook, Instagram and Twitter have with violent and pornographic imagery popping up in their feeds.
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Speaking about who heard their new music first, Joe revealed how their father, Kevin Jonas Sr., was the lucky listener, but also noted how he was equally as fired up about the album and has been their biggest fan through everything.
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But almost equally as critical to them has been for Marco Rubio, envisioned as a long-term threat for the nomination, to perform as badly as possible, sinking beneath candidates like Christie and Kasich who have significantly weaker national organizations.
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"Happy tour kickoff to my friend that is equally as inviting, warm, and entertaining drinking wine on the couch as she is on stage," Ballerini, 24, captioned a seemingly recent image of her with Swift, barefoot on a sofa sipping vino.
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I have far more respect for the average treasure hunter, as many are equally as knowledgeable as the government historians and archaeologists, but they get out in the field and underwater, work hard, take enormous risks, and make their own discoveries.
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This maze is clearly a metaphor for a brain that can no longer access its own memories, but it might serve equally as a stand-in for the novel itself, a set of pathways through which Maazel moves her experimental subjects.
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Our impending cultural shift to socializing equally as often through virtual worlds could help rescue us from this constant conflict of interest between what we recognize as healthy interactions with others and how these social apps incentivize us to behave.
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"At this point in the last two Super Cycles, even though valuations were equally as extended as they are today, the coming ten-year risk/reward profile for "buy & hold" stock investors proved to be more than satisfying," he said.
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Eager for his son to learn the importance of being humble and kind, Pu assured Chinese media that his son was equally as enthusiastic to embark on the adventure and proved to be a great source of support during the trip.
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Equally as outrageous is that the characters Aniston and Witherspoon play are supposed to be polar opposites who represent completely different groups of women, but the two actresses are discernibly so similar (remember when they were cast as sisters on Friends?).
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Following its initial release, Refinery29 scoured "Lover" for clues about Swift and her own boyfriend, Joe Alwyn, The new lyrics sung by Mendes in the song are equally as cryptic, but are also the most direct he's ever been about Cabello.
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Vanda Felbab-Brown, a senior fellow at Brookings Institute, said the government may have classified information that rendered Chad more of a national security threat than we might think, though countries like Burkina Faso and Niger were seemingly equally as dangerous.
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We discovered there are tons of other tiny houses for sale on Amazon, that are equally as cool, like this DIY log cabin that can literally function as a summer home — giving a whole new meaning to the idea of a staycation.
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While the New York Times, USA Today and Washington Post are viewed as national papers, and cable newscasts are designed to carry national news 24/7, local and community papers and television media outlets are equally as important to telling the story.
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Equally as damning at trial, if not more so, were multiple phone conversations that Frey recorded between her and Scott after Laci's disappearance — recordings that were played alongside Frey's testimony, exposing him to many as a chillingly casual manipulator of the truth.
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Unfortunately, the public school system proved to be equally as ineffective as home-schooling for the young Finman, and at the tender age of 15 he had already turned on to bitcoin, tuned in to its wealth-creating allure and essentially dropped out.
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"Upgrading infrastructure in places like Kibera (slum) in Nairobi to provide water and a better sewerage system is equally as important as building a new city such as Konza," said Abdu Muwonge, a senior urban specialist with the World Bank in Kenya.
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I'm very open about the fact that I took Plan B, and I'm equally as open that my seeking out the pill has nothing to do with how much I love my daughter and how happy I am with our life together.
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Tom Cotton, R-Arkansas, was equally as skeptical on CBS' "Face the Nation," arguing that North Korea's recent statements are easily reversible and that no announcement has been made about short- or medium-range ballistic missiles that threaten South Korea and Japan.
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That news was "equally as hard as the breast cancer diagnosis," if not worse, she said, since she's already "gone through everything to minimize the risk" of cancer only to find out doing so put her at risk for another type of cancer.
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If chatbots are the future of telling your "web guy" what you want from your business website, we may all be typing "REPRESENTATIVE" at our chatbots just like we yell it at IVR support systems that are equally as difficult to use.
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Composed in cadences reminiscent of fables, this poem is a bittersweet song for our tortured world, dispensing light and dark equally as it imparts — with a candor usually reserved for children or griots — yet another chapter in the eternally calamitous tale of humanity.
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The Tigers are equally as impressive on defense and especially tough against the pass, but if they have a slight weakness it is stopping the run (132.8 yards allowed per game), which could be a problem against Conner and the Panthers. 1.
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As critical human capital and experience at the State Department hemorrhages out the door and is not replaced, there is serious risk of irreversible damage to our civilian forces that has taken decades to build and could take equally as long to rebuild.
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At midnight on Christmas Eve, fireworks apparently go off by the hundreds throughout the city, but as loud the night will be, the next morning will apparently be equally as quiet and it will stay that way for the rest of Christmas.
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Among the most outrageous were the allegations that Trump asked James Comey to shut down the federal investigation into Trump's former national security advisor Michael T. Flynn and — equally as worrying — that he floated an idea to lock up reporters for publishing classified information.
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Equally as important, he's also been tasked with heading up WarnerMedia's direct-to-consumer business and the upcoming streaming service that AT&T hopes will prove a worthy foe to Netflix and kick off a new era of distribution for its robust breadth of content.
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He is also expected to drop by a summit hosted by his super PAC, which will unfold in separate rooms with separate panels but is equally as interested in securing dollars from donors who may today identify as more anti-Trump than pro-Cruz.
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In the season finale, for example, viewers even see Jacqueline explain how she's a sexual assault survivor — and equally as important, we see her support her employees time and again, constantly teaching lessons about the significance of work, relationships, and everything in between. —K.
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We know, it's tough to wrap your head around, but if you peruse the internet, there are endless options that are equally as practical and versatile, but just add a little something more to your everyday look instead of just fading into the background.
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The Handmaid's Tale may chart the rise of a theocratic dystopia and the men and women — mostly women – who suffer beneath it, but that doesn't mean the Hulu drama was equally as bleak when the cameras weren't rolling, according to series star Joseph Fiennes.
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Perhaps equally as surprising, the few samples of people sneezing didn't contain a greater presence of flu particles than other samples, suggesting that sneezes are both rare and not really all that important to airborne flu transmission (sneezes might still help contaminate nearby surfaces).
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At any moment we are many selves with equally as many possible futures, presents, and pasts, and through divination — the cut of a deck, the lighting of candles, a Tarot session, the writing of a poem — we can discern and even understand these selves.
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Philip Oldham, Tennessee Tech's president, wrote last year that university research found that glider trucks "performed equally as well and in some instances out-performed the [original manufacturer] engines," despite not being certified to current standards for pollutants like particulate matter and nitrogen oxides.
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Equally as shocking is the reasonable theory that just as he slouched before Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un on the global stage, our president now completes a trifecta of cowering to murderous nondemocracies, his cowardice likely in service of his personal financial ties.
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Though rock and roll is often hailed as the quintessentially American sound and contribution to the global soundscape, this new exhibition argues that minimalist music is equally as American in its style, and fundamentally as groundbreaking in its effect on world music at large.
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But if the constituents who have voted for King since he was first elected to the Iowa state Senate in 1996 share his views, then King could well be replaced by someone equally as vile but significantly more cautious with his or her tongue.
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The women in his life have meant equally as much: His wife, Emma de Caunes, a French actress, who was front and center in the 70s-style exploitation cinema posters from his Suggestionists series, along with the female university friends who inspired Tank Girl.
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Equally as important, according to the IMF, is to provide cash flow relief to the people and firms that are most affected — either in the form of wage subsidies, accelerated and expanded unemployment benefits, or tax benefits for companies affected by the virus outbreak.
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Pinegrove turns lyrics such as these into rousing and sometimes twangy rock songs, which fail to be cool in two different ways: they are equally as likely to elicit cringes from listeners who value emotional restraint as they are from those who demand fashionable innovation.
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Philip Oldham, Tennessee Tech's president, wrote last year that university research found that glider trucks "performed equally as well and in some instances out-performed the [original manufacturer] engines," despite not being certified to current standards for pollutants like particulate matter and nitrogen oxides.
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"Generally speaking, it's highly likely she's lost or injured in this forest, and it's equally as likely that she was intercepted by someone in the parking lot or on her run," Sarah Haynes, the family's spokesperson who is leading the volunteer search party, told Maui News.
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But these were visceral responses, and with more thought I realized that the absurdity of our culture — its excess, its unbridled capitalist desire for more, with very little concern for where the desired products come from — is equally as absurd as what's portrayed in the film.
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Where a supermarket greets you with bursting crates of produce, inclined at an angle toward the shopper as if to say, welcome, Costco's produce, though equally as fresh, sits at the back of the store in a frigid locker, prepackaged in plastic sleeves and cardboard boxes, unsqueezable.
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That means that Wu can perform lots of his own stunts and fights, and, equally as important, lets the camera take a wider approach to actually allow viewers to see the action instead of trying to hide stuntmen stand-ins through close camera work and rapid cuts.
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"While the essential ingredient to the overnight rally is unquestionably the President's threat of tariffs on Mexican goods unless illegal immigration is stopped, the broader backdrop is equally as supportive for Treasuries," Ian Lyngen, head of U.S. rate strategy at BMO Capital Markets, wrote in an email.
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And equally as important, we needed someone that was the right fit for Ro – someone who will provide strong mentorship, who is excited about a distributed team, and who will evangelize the engineering team inside the business as well as outside of Ro to attract top talent.
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" She says Under Armour's support was the first big step in getting ballet the exposure it deserves: "Putting me up there next to Cam Newton and Stephen Curry was a beautiful thing, showing a woman could be seen equally as strong and powerful as a guy.
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And last but certainly not least, just weeks after supermodel Suki Waterhouse stepped out with head-turning glitter tears for the Pride and Prejudice and Zombies premiere, Burberry sent its models down the runway with a similar (and equally as striking!) makeup moment for its fall presentation.
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While a man named Ned, the idiot brother in question here, appears to be the main topic of this film, his three sisters who must figure out what to do with him once he gets out of jail are equally as important to the film's plot.
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It makes sense, when you think about it: Why shell out the price of an apartment on a dress you only plan to wear once, when you could score an equally-as-gorgeous (but way more affordable) look that you can wear for years to come?
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" As Pavlovic explains further, "The aesthetics shift, and we as viewers are equally as confused—should we be repulsed to see how a beautiful building has gone to disrepair, or should we be fascinated by the way the paint peels and the roots grow through the walls?
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In addition, Credit Suisse changed price targets for several other banks (only Northern Trust was lowered): "We'll continue to assess valuations cognizant of the economic cycle, but equally as willing to embrace the changing operating environment, inclusive of the improved prospects for regulatory reform," Katzke wrote.
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While the 1984 version of "Dune" was a masterpiece in and of itself — it featured a soundtrack from Toto, was directed by "Twin Peaks" visionary David Lynch, and starred Kyle MacLachlan, Sting, and Patrick Stewart — the new remake, set to premiere in 2020, looks equally as good.
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The bottom lineJust as it's important to understand what supplemental life insurance is, it's equally as important to understand what it is not: A supplemental life insurance policy should never take the place of a solid life insurance policy, whether that's a term or whole life policy.
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Indonesia has been recognized as a global hotspot for social networks like Facebook, Twitter and Instagram in recent years, and messaging app adoption has been equally as strong with Line, Kakao, BlackBerry BBM and WhatsApp among the top choices for the country's 260 million population. Kata.
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"Of course, the president of the United States is not above the law, but just as obvious and equally as true is the fact that the president should not be subjected to strained readings and forced applications of clearly irrelevant statutes," Mr. Dowd and Mr. Sekulow wrote.
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While we join with the millions of other moderate and liberal Democrats in supporting the candidacy of Biden, there are also millions of people who are equally as passionate, if not more so, in supporting the candidacy of Sanders and a progressive agenda far on the left.
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Your partner may think you're equally as sexy in your college sweats as you are when decked out for a black-tie affair, but that doesn't mean they won't appreciate a little unexpected effort in the form of a sexy nightie or even just a new pair of underwear.
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While Evans is technically right that some legislation was passed, it took a legally-binding 1982 ruling from the European Court of Justice for Britain to ensure that "women's work" was judged equally as "men's work" of a similar level of skill, effort, or responsibility—and paid equally, too.
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The article (and many others with similar titles from this time period) refers to a study published in the medical research journal BMJ Open , the results of which indicated that men and women born in the 1990s and later were almost equally as likely to consume and abuse alcohol.
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Laurene Powell Jobs has done a fantastic job of not just investing in the causes that she cares about but using her voice and realizing that her voice on immigration issues is going to be equally as powerful as any money that she can give to nonprofit organizations.
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When you think about what has happened in our space when one platform, whether it's Sony or Microsoft, launches at a more expensive price than the other, and you look at history, you see the cheaper one that was almost as good or equally as good usually won.
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Equally as important, it was well understood (and fully disclosed) at the time of issuance that these bonds would not be subject to U.S. bankruptcy law, giving the underwriters further confidence that these bonds would be repaid first if Puerto Rico's ability to service its debt went south.
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However, while the modern citizens of southern China would hopefully have significantly more warning that a giant wave was headed their way than their ancestors did, buildings, nuclear power plants, and other infrastructure would still be in the path of the tsunami, meaning it could be equally as devastating.
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But if you want to repli-Kate the Duchess of Cambridge's look, we went ahead and scoured the Internet for similar floral-print dresses and found eight that are sure to be closet winners — including the same Michael Kors dress she wore in a different, equally as cute print.
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That's not to say there's no room for dressing up this month, but if you live anywhere with sky-high temperatures (and equally as high humidity), it's likely your end-of-summer wardrobe is dominated by lightweight fabrics, super-thin tees, and breezy skirts and dresses...rather than your typical layers.
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Gates guessed that a box of Rice-A-Roni was five bucks (it's actually a dollar), that Tide Pods were either $0003 or $2000 (they're $219, because they're delicious), and that a bag of those pizza rolls were around $2000 (they're $8.98, but they're equally as delicious as Tide Pods).
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I built up a collection of literally hundreds of albums by the likes of August Burns Red, Norma Jean, As I Lay Dying, Demon Hunter, Oh Sleeper, and Haste the Day (as well as less metal-oriented but equally as devout bands such as Project 86, Thrice, P.O.D., and Pillar).
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If it was anything I would have been 1000 percent equally as happy — but the fact that he cared over the course of months to try to figure it out — I just assumed if it ever were to happen that he would have gone to a store and bought one.
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And, equally as important, their party is getting so far to the left, that if Republicans, who have a lot of open seats and a lot of challenged seats, if they go out and talk about the president&aposs programs of getting the economy moving, what have you, they will do fine.
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Why is he here: Silva rises to the biggest of occasions and even though he is a majestic player with the ball at his feet in the Premier League, he is equally as devastating in the UEFA Champions League, where he already has three goals from four appearances so far this season.
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Here, you can expect equally-as-trendy hues and everything from heathered to ribbed fabrics, but instead of launching kits or colorways, Year Of Ours will release seasonal collections inspired by different sports — the label has already produced drops inspired by football, baseball, and rollerblading, and for fall/winter, it'll pull inspiration from hockey.
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Ten seconds into the Triple Frontier trailer and it's impossible to look away: not only is the cast stacked with the biggest heartthrobs in Hollywood, but the high-energy plot of the film is equally as heart-racing as seeing Ben Affleck, Charlie Hunnam, Oscar Isaac, Pedro Pascal and Garrett Hedlund in army fatigues.
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It's why pretty much everyone in the movie dies at the end, including our beloved art critic Morf Vandewalt (Jake Gyllenhaal), and the rest of the equally-as-absurdly named cast of characters: gallerist Rhodora Haze (Rene Russo), her assistant Josephina who found the art (Zawe Ashton), competing gallerist Jon Dondon (Tom Sturridge), and snooty buyer Gretchen (Toni Collette).
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Again, the issue is still open, but there is a strong case to be made for carrying out an investigation, to conclusively determine the integrity of voting outcomes, and, perhaps equally as important, to figure out what sort of techniques were used – if tampering is discovered – so we can better protect the integrity of voting systems in the future.
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In episode 4, Jaime had to deal with something even scarier (or at least equally as scary) as Cersei on a power trip — a gigantic dragon, which would've made Olenna's sick burns look like a tickle, if Bronn hadn't knocked him into the river right before Daenerys ordered a dish of deep-fried and crispy Lannister.
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"When he is meeting with his counterparts from Saudi Arabia and other Gulf countries there, he should be equally as clear that any counter-terrorism efforts must include safeguards to protect the rights of individuals to express their opinions and assemble peacefully," Philip Luther, Amnesty International's director for the Middle East and North Africa, told Reuters.
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I will only be posting this part into my feed, but please go to my IGTV profile to view the other 3 episodes as they are SUPER important and hopefully equally as helpful :) I've also uploaded the full video over on my youtube channel (link in bio) if you'd prefer to watch zoomed out and in full!
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"Even if average future periods were only about equally as good as the current period, the whole of the future would be about a trillion times more important, in itself, than everything that has happened in the last 20183 years," Nick Beckstead, a GiveWell research analyst who works on Open Phil, wrote in his 2013 philosophy dissertation.
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"Two things are happening, you've got the market trends that are still very positive then you've got the rise of the consumer, the rise of the middle class on a worldwide basis and in particular in Asia, APAC (Asia Pacific), and the second thing is that it's the first time when you've had all regions around the world equally as positive," he said.
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Much of the increase has been among Republicans, where Gallup says there was a 14-point increase in the frequency of mentioning the government as the most important problem facing the U.S. Both parties are about equally as likely now to name the government as America's top issue, according to the poll, while independents were slightly less likely to name it as their top issue.
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None of these aspire to Naughty Dog levels graphical representation of their respective cities (real or fictional), but each has shown me sequences equally as cinematic, yet also offer me the ability to determine where and how to go about my set objectives (just listen to the most recent ep of Waypoint Radio at timestamp 42:00 for an example.) To be clear, I'm not dissing Naughty Dog here.
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President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has been publicly vocal in his support for the Second Amendment and equally as supportive of reforming the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).
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You can still pick up a pink ball gown or a cowboy hat for cheap, but the addition of spots like the new ACE Hotel and Acne Studios has made the street equally as popular with people who learned how to ask for the bathroom in Spanish on their junior year trip to TJ. There's also the Bradbury Building, which is that amazing iron and wood building they used in Blade Runner that looks like an Escher painting.
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Cynthia Murphy, who is the other mom, Connor Murphy's mom, is equally as relatable, and I think it takes us part of her journey to really come to understand her and her fortitude, because she goes through the grief, the absolute horror, the last thing that any mother or father ever, ever, ever wants to go through, and yet she's so admirable because she keeps finding ways to lift herself up and to keep life going.
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